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News Entry# 296028
Mar 10 2017 (22:51) CAG asks Indian Railways to review passenger and coaching tariffs (indiatoday.intoday.in)
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Posted by: TouristerDivyanshu^~ 329 news posts
In a report submitted in Parliament on Friday, CAG said "The railways needs to revisit the passenger and other coaching tariffs so as to recover the...
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Concessional Passes to various Passes " : is a glare in the eyes of CAG,
what about concessions to VIPs alias MPs MLAs in and around India ?
The business in Parliament is coming to a grinding halt with disruption instead of debate...
We do not employ even a maid who does only talking in our homes.
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what about concessions to VIPs alias MPs MLAs in and around India ?
The business in Parliament is coming to a grinding halt with disruption instead of debate...
We do not employ even a maid who does only talking in our homes.
and...
more...
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"Lakhon logo" are working somewhere paying taxes or have paid or served the country
but 'MPs' are the 'Managers of Nation' and they are setting example for country and youth. They are making policies, they are role models for many and IF THEY MISBEHAVE IN PUBLIC GLARE SUCH THAT national issues take backseat and national WEALTH is wasted....
Look at the 'demonetization' time how opposition behaved and it is not now
even...
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but 'MPs' are the 'Managers of Nation' and they are setting example for country and youth. They are making policies, they are role models for many and IF THEY MISBEHAVE IN PUBLIC GLARE SUCH THAT national issues take backseat and national WEALTH is wasted....
Look at the 'demonetization' time how opposition behaved and it is not now
even...
more...
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chill!!
his main point was to start the action from people's representatives, it would have made the move more palatable and easier for them to digest when the representatives and their entourage are also made to pay for travel.
and besides, there was no harm in it. His was a single example, but there are many such examples of potential revenue loss in IR like rampanant ticketless traveling in certain sections, giving unnecessary halts to trains (the main cost of operating train is due to the high energy required in its acceleration, once...
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his main point was to start the action from people's representatives, it would have made the move more palatable and easier for them to digest when the representatives and their entourage are also made to pay for travel.
and besides, there was no harm in it. His was a single example, but there are many such examples of potential revenue loss in IR like rampanant ticketless traveling in certain sections, giving unnecessary halts to trains (the main cost of operating train is due to the high energy required in its acceleration, once...
more...
Disruption, difference all are part of democracy. We are not living in China that in 1hr one thousand bill could be passed without having a single voice of dissent. Being a the largest and most vibrant Democracy of this world has it's own pros & cons.Second, their is a wide misconception that only the middle class population of this country are paying taxes. This is a myth nothing else. Every citizen of India pays tax including any MLA or MP, they pay indirect taxes. Even when you buy a match box you pay a tax to the government so saying this that our elected representatives pay nothing to this country is not right. Being anti establishment is good but "Sab choor hai" mentality isn't good.
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