There is CAG (Comptroller and Auditor General) which is tabled in parliament yearly. The report shows all fiscal spendings without proper authorization, and those which funds which remain untilized at the end of a fiscal year. Pranab Mukherjee and the PM can only comment on this at election time. How much goes unspent or overspent in the Congress party administered states is anyone's guess. Why can't UPA Government reprimand all such states instead of showing its own weakness to the public? It is like chaprasis who are manning the Center. God Bless India!!
RE:Why the Center wakes up at Election times?
by Bei on Dec 13, 2007 05:48 AM Permalink
THe center wakes up at Election times because its time to go to the people. Now doesn't that make sense?
now comes this congressi pranab guy who looks like an owl, and crows gandi lies. amazing that congressi chore of commie bengal would talk about fiscal discipline - and that too in gujarat, and that too about narendra modi. that's a laugh.
Issue Date: Monday, December 03, 2007 Buddha behind Modi in city race MANDIRA NAYAR New Delhi, Dec. 2: Narendra Modi%u2019s Gujarat is far ahead of most other states, including Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee%u2019s Bengal, as far as utilising and applying for funds from the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission goes.
Two years after the scheme was launched in 63 cities, over 1,100 projects worth Rs 43,000 crore have been sanctioned.
Of these, 254 fall under infrastructure and governance, 340 under infrastructure development for small and medium towns and 206 for basic services to the urban poor.
While Bengal has been sanctioned only 18 projects under urban infrastructure and governance, Gujarat has applied and got the nod for 44. Maharashtra has been given the go-ahead for 47, Andhra Pradesh 33 and Tamil Nadu 23.
Gujarat, along with Maharashtra and Andhra, has one of the best records in utilising funds under the mission, which seeks to improve water supply, sewage systems and transport and bring transparency in government. %u201CThe urban renewal mission is a great opportunity to fill in the gaps states may have within the system,%u201D said secretary, urban development, M. Ramachandran.
RE:Guj is #1 in Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission implementation
by Pradip Parekh on Dec 13, 2007 05:19 AM Permalink
i wonder with what face this congressi pranab presumes to criticise modi. slavery to gandhis makes him a pathetic individual. is he a xtian?
RE:Guj is #1 in Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission implementation
by Tathagata Mukherjee on Dec 13, 2007 03:47 AM Permalink
Monitored by the urban development ministry, the mission %u2014 envisaged as a Rs 1 lakh-crore project %u2014 allows states to receive up to Rs 50,000 crore from the Centre. %u201CThe rest has to be provided by the state,%u201D Ramachandran said.
Apart from Bengal, the other laggards are Jharkhand, Goa and Pondicherry. The Northeast and Uttarakhand have also been slow in applying for projects.
Ahmedabad has got funds for a mass rapid transport system, improved water supply, roads and storm-water drains.
Calcutta, however, has not utilised funds for sewage, storm-water drains and solid waste management. The only funds used are for water supply.
So far, nine sanctioned projects have been completed, six of them in Gujarat.
yes, bring Antonio Maino and Raul Maino and Piny Maino to Gujarat and have a big feast and a good Vacation. Pranab must be talking about spending money on the DISH WASHER from ITALY.
RE:Modi is too busy
by sam on Dec 13, 2007 03:50 AM Permalink
So what is congress about, its about one family. BJP is better of atleast on the basis of merit one man is leading. And dear you shoudl know there is only one position at top. Modi has earned it what about Sonia...
RE:Modi is too busy
by harish on Dec 13, 2007 03:46 AM Permalink
These people will think, if you support Modi, then u r a good person and you will also be treated as Hindu else you will be treated Non Hindu,
Crackers are here...they don%u2019t have any cuts to debate
RE:Pranab Mukherjee is such a pathetic leader, he could never win any election (except this in 2004).
by Val Usa on Dec 13, 2007 03:15 AM Permalink
See the reports of government..never utilized central goverment alloted funds. Busy solving his criminal cases and restoring image. he is fooling around.
RE:RE:Pranab Mukherjee is such a pathetic leader, he could never win any election (except this in 2004).
by Tathagata Mukherjee on Dec 13, 2007 03:45 AM Permalink
Monitored by the urban development ministry, the mission %u2014 envisaged as a Rs 1 lakh-crore project %u2014 allows states to receive up to Rs 50,000 crore from the Centre. %u201CThe rest has to be provided by the state,%u201D Ramachandran said.
Apart from Bengal, the other laggards are Jharkhand, Goa and Pondicherry. The Northeast and Uttarakhand have also been slow in applying for projects.
Ahmedabad has got funds for a mass rapid transport system, improved water supply, roads and storm-water drains.
Calcutta, however, has not utilised funds for sewage, storm-water drains and solid waste management. The only funds used are for water supply.
So far, nine sanctioned projects have been completed, six of them in Gujarat.
RE:Pranab Mukherjee is such a pathetic leader, he could never win any election (except this in 2004).
by Tathagata Mukherjee on Dec 13, 2007 03:45 AM Permalink
GUJARAT IS #1 IN IMLEMENTING MOST OF CENTRAL PLAN:
Buddha behind Modi in city race MANDIRA NAYAR New Delhi, Dec. 2: Narendra Modi%u2019s Gujarat is far ahead of most other states, including Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee%u2019s Bengal, as far as utilising and applying for funds from the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission goes.
Two years after the scheme was launched in 63 cities, over 1,100 projects worth Rs 43,000 crore have been sanctioned.
Of these, 254 fall under infrastructure and governance, 340 under infrastructure development for small and medium towns and 206 for basic services to the urban poor.
While Bengal has been sanctioned only 18 projects under urban infrastructure and governance, Gujarat has applied and got the nod for 44. Maharashtra has been given the go-ahead for 47, Andhra Pradesh 33 and Tamil Nadu 23.
Gujarat, along with Maharashtra and Andhra, has one of the best records in utilising funds under the mission, which seeks to improve water supply, sewage systems and transport and bring transparency in government. %u201CThe urban renewal mission is a great opportunity to fill in the gaps states may have within the system,%u201D said secretary, urban development, M. Ramachandran.
