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India Can be save only by its people
by inder jeet khanna on Jul 25, 2008 04:05 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

India fails because of educated people who despite seeing the drama and truth behind politics don’t vote. We have to use PIL RTI Civil obedience Boycott (Product or services by companies like reliance) like tools more frequently. As far as the FDI is concern my friends let me tell u that since 2005 via SWISS Maurious IND route or P note we have got enough money but only to have inflation. My request/suggestion to Indian govt is that they should come up with Black money bond once for all. The money should be invested in improving Infrastructure, creating employment, education etc. And do not divide Indian by caste, religion, sex etc. For people of India I urge spread the positive, grow yourself and grow society, after all ultimately we have to bequeath this world to our children and I am sure they deserve the best.

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  RE:India Can be save only by its people
by ROHIT SINGH on Jul 25, 2008 09:44 PM   Permalink
kindly explain in detail about Black Money Bond...

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  RE:India Can be save only by its people
by inder jeet khanna on Jul 26, 2008 11:45 AM   Permalink
Mr Chidambaram has launch VDIS in 1997 for voluntry disclosure of Income scheme. In which people who have unaccounted money get the opportunity to disclose. Now we have seen that big drama in parliament ( Cash case). No body bothered from where this cash come from. what if this type of cash utilize for infrastructure purpose. The people who have this will invest In Infrastructure fund and they will may get some saving bank interest rate and after 7 or ten year they will get all money tax free. But this should be once for all, and person will be prosecuted if not investing in it and caught in future. This is just an idea and can be explore by ICAI or Min of Finance. But definatly it will help infrastructure.

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