Manmohan Singh, P Chidambaram, Montek Singh Ahluwalia, C Rangarajan, S S Palanimanickam, Pawan Kumar Bansal, Dr D Subba Rao, T K A Nair, Subhasis Gangopadhyay; Dr Arvind Virmani; P V Bhide, Dr Sanjiv Misra,Ramanathan, Rohit Kansal, R. Prasad, S. K. Shingal.
In this team there in no place to Members from Gujrath, MP, Rajstan, Himachal, Karnataka, All seven North-East states, AP,Goa,J&K, Orissa, Assam they should include one member from each state to balance the budget.
RE:Team
by Amrit Patil on Feb 27, 2008 07:16 PM Permalink
Before calling me moron dare to show your real name. Dont abuse, think once again on what I writeen. Every state has different priorities, different tax structure, different weathers, different problems One typical budget can not solve all the problems.
RE:Team
by jantar on Feb 28, 2008 02:50 AM Permalink
u idiot..tu amrit nahi poison hain. do u know that the people u listed do not ofitheir own account write budget. the council sits and decides abt grants and all that. also u fool amrit know that there r state budgets for state priorities. know abt the entire process before u bray u donkey
RE:Team
by james P on Feb 28, 2008 03:50 AM Permalink
Please be a bit more sensible when you think that way. Are you suggesting that every unit like state, district and village need representations there in that high level committee to address all our problems?? Cheers to the comments made by "ItsMe"
Difficult to beleive that these cong ministers will not inform Soniaji. Difficult to beleive that these DMK State Finance Minister will not inform Karunaji. Difficult to beleive that these bereaucrats will not inform their wife's.
RE:Difficult to believe
by Chandrasekar NM on Feb 27, 2008 07:10 PM Permalink
Not neccessary to know english as it is foreign language. May be you were born to english man , when they were here and thereby know best english.
Article is indeed a superb one. But, there is a price for anything in this country. May be for budget, a 'c' more. But, the amount of changes that get into before the final presentation is made prevent the guys from sneaking into. Even someone publishes a budget news based on authenticated information, unless the so-called change takes place in the final shape-up, it remains as 'active consideration' only.
RE:Approval of Lok Sabha??
by Anandh on Feb 27, 2008 06:39 PM Permalink
i think in every budget certain changes have been made after listening to the views of the MPs.. since a budget touches on such diverse issues i think its impractical for a budget to get rejected completely
RE:Approval of Lok Sabha??
by kiran tare on Feb 29, 2008 05:00 PM Permalink
every budget is approved by Lok Sabha. It is not mandatory it is also approved by the Rajya Sabha. If Lok Sabha accepts even Re1 change in budget, the government (not only the finance minister) has to resign.
RE:Approval of Lok Sabha??
by mahendra raja on Feb 27, 2008 06:30 PM Permalink
Budget is submitted by the ruling (majority)party , 99% budget gets approved, if not opposition can bring no confidence motion against the ruling party and chances of disolving the government are more
RE:Nice article
by Narendra Shelke on Feb 27, 2008 06:30 PM Permalink
Same thought came in my mind. But alas, Indian people will reject that film until, Mallika Sheravat is shown in this flick dancing at finance ministry priniting press just before midnight of budget day. Also some hot scenes of her on same location.
Most of the politician and the Govt officers are money operated...in this country you can buy any thing for money...including big justices...what is a budget anyway...this info must be with many big stock brokers who will mint money in coming days on dalal street, many business man who will take advantage of this...Sonia Gandhi and her chamcas whos name does not appear above have to bless this...we can go on...
