Fri Jan 26 20:30:11 2001
Name:balu
Email:azhar_1000k@usa.net
Suggestions:hello sir, THE CM OF AP STATE IS WASTYING THE MONEY PLZ CONTOL THE CM {CHANDRA BABY NADIU} HE IS JUST KEEP IN CONTOL

Fri Jan 26 20:31:37 2001
Name:BALU
Email:azhar_1000k@usa.net
Suggestions:hello sir its bad ur just wasting the money with cm of ap candra babu nadiu plz keep in contol plzzzz

Fri Jan 26 21:34:35 2001
Name:yasmin rehman
Email:adil@cal2.vsnl.net.in
Suggestions:School fee and money spent on buying the text book of children must be exempted from Tax specially of working women/employees.

Fri Jan 26 21:37:10 2001
Name:yasmin rehman
Email:adil@cal2.vsnl.net.in
Suggestions:School fee and money spent on buying the text book of children must be exempted from Tax specially of working women/employees.

Fri Jan 26 21:39:54 2001
Name:ziaur rehman
Email:adil@cal2.vsnl.net .in
Suggestions:Rebublic day parade should be held once in five year to curtail expenditures.

Fri Jan 26 22:03:22 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:04:36 2001
Name:wye Enterprises
Email:ygoteti@anaggha.com
Suggestions:I would like the FM to reduce the duties further on commodities which benifit smmugling esp. as most of the are the Haji Mastans, Dawood Ibrahmi or Memon's. Honestly I believe Manmohan's Budjet triggered the Bombay Bomb Blasts as it happned after 11 days after his historic budget where he made their life miserable say duties on Gold, electronics, whitw goods etc. these have affected the Dawoods more than Ayodhya, of course Ayodhya was a good allibey. But fact is those affected were Muslim gangsters not the clergy. all major insitutions inthe country are funded by the smuggler's money after soe tiem they by comming in the open in the society as educationists or industrialists has helped people forget the evil foundations of these, and these affect India more Make duties hurt them more, you will see another seires of Bomb Blasts in the country, this must expose them.

Fri Jan 26 22:05:17 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:05:53 2001
Name:wye Enterprises
Email:ygoteti@anaggha.com
Suggestions:I would like the FM to reduce the duties further on commodities which benifit smmugling esp. as most of the are the Haji Mastans, Dawood Ibrahmi or Memon's. Please remember the Menosn had nothign to do with Ayodhya but affected by Manmoha Singh's budget. that madde them less revelant. Please make the irrelevant. Honestly I believe Manmohan's Budjet triggered the Bombay Bomb Blasts as it happned after 11 days after his historic budget where he made their life miserable say duties on Gold, electronics, whitw goods etc. these have affected the Dawoods more than Ayodhya, of course Ayodhya was a good allibey. But fact is those affected were Muslim gangsters not the clergy. all major insitutions inthe country are funded by the smuggler's money after soe tiem they by comming in the open in the society as educationists or industrialists has helped people forget the evil foundations of these, and these affect India more Make duties hurt them more, you will see another seires of Bomb Blasts in the country, this must expose them.

Fri Jan 26 22:06:04 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:06:07 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:06:08 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:06:56 2001
Name:wye Enterprises
Email:ygoteti@anaggha.com
Suggestions:I would like the FM to reduce the duties further on commodities which benifit smmugling esp. as most of the are the Haji Mastans, Dawood Ibrahmi or Memon's. Please remember the Menosn had nothign to do with Ayodhya but affected by Manmoha Singh's budget. that madde them less revelant. Please make the irrelevant. Honestly I believe Manmohan's Budjet triggered the Bombay Bomb Blasts as it happned after 11 days after his historic budget where he made their life miserable say duties on Gold, electronics, whitw goods etc. these have affected the Dawoods more than Ayodhya, of course Ayodhya was a good allibey. But fact is those affected were Muslim gangsters not the clergy. all major insitutions inthe country are funded by the smuggler's money after soe tiem they by comming in the open in the society as educationists or industrialists has helped people forget the evil foundations of these, and these affect India more Make duties hurt them more, you will see another seires of Bomb Blasts in the country, this must expose them.

Fri Jan 26 22:07:00 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:07:03 2001
Name:sheela
Email:sheelaavd@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Letters to the Editor: Dear Sir, VRS in Public Sector Banks Since the nationalization in 1969, the banks have squandered millions of rupees of public money in Non Performing Assets (NPA) an euphemism for bad debts. Again, now, as a prelude to privatization, the same banks will be distributing millions of rupees to its Non-Performing Employees so as to get rid of the "Dead-Wood" in respective banks. The guidelines of Indian Banks association (IBA) in this matter seem to be vague and each bank is interpreting them in an arbitrary and discriminating manner. The term "Voluntary" in VRS seems to be in favour of the banks and not the employees. 2. One of the leading nationalized banks has specified in their ineligible categories of employees for VRS: a. Specialist Officers, b. Highly skilled and qualified staff. 3. With this type of arbitrary and discriminating policies, in implementing the VRS; the objective of the scheme will not be met. The remaining employees who wanted to opt for VRS but are denied by the banks management will get more frustrated. The benefit is given to employees of bank's choice and at the same time denying it to the other employees who want to quit for personal reasons. This will have serious repercussions on the banking industry and economy, unless the IBA and banks set right their policies in the matter, urgently. Will the Finance Ministry who have cleared the VRS policy for the PSU banks take a relook into the entire matter of VRS and pass the benefit to all eligible employees who may opt for VRS? Yours truly, B. Sheela, Plot no.21, Motinagar, Hyderabad-18 25th Jan 2001

Fri Jan 26 22:07:15 2001
Name:wye Enterprises
Email:pk@saintly.com
Suggestions:I would like the FM to reduce the duties further on commodities which benifit smmugling esp. as most of the are the Haji Mastans, Dawood Ibrahmi or Memon's. Please remember the Menosn had nothign to do with Ayodhya but affected by Manmoha Singh's budget. that madde them less revelant. Please make the irrelevant. Honestly I believe Manmohan's Budjet triggered the Bombay Bomb Blasts as it happned after 11 days after his historic budget where he made their life miserable say duties on Gold, electronics, whitw goods etc. these have affected the Dawoods more than Ayodhya, of course Ayodhya was a good allibey. But fact is those affected were Muslim gangsters not the clergy. all major insitutions inthe country are funded by the smuggler's money after soe tiem they by comming in the open in the society as educationists or industrialists has helped people forget the evil foundations of these, and these affect India more Make duties hurt them more, you will see another seires of Bomb Blasts in the country, this must expose them.

Fri Jan 26 22:07:16 2001
Name:Amitabh Som
Email:amitsom@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Cut expenditure. Cut taxes. Divest public sector to raise money. Get rid of the Public Distribution System for agricultural products.

Fri Jan 26 23:03:26 2001
Name:S.A.Alagarsasmy
Email:alagarsamy@vsnl.com
Suggestions:sir Now you can raise calamity Fund thr taxing a little. Finance minister can show some good relief to those corporate companys who come forward to donate to Gujarat earth-quake and other Areas Fund. S.A.alagarsamy 36 c Divyanm Apts 474 First main road Mogappar Chennai-58 alagarsamy@vsnl.com

Fri Jan 26 23:55:43 2001
Name:M.S.RAJKUMAR
Email:rajkumarms@fastermail.com
Suggestions:WISH YOU A HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.

Sat Jan 27 06:36:50 2001
Name:M. Kumar
Email:kayem9@hotmail.com
Suggestions:The dividend tax needs to be abolished please. It is a burden on the older people who have no other source of income, do not fall in tax bracket but have to go through lot of hassles asking for professional help to get refund. This professional help means more expenses. Kindly look in to this. Best regards M. Kumar

Sat Jan 27 07:13:28 2001
Name:Pawan Sood
Email:soodp@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Please consider the following: Increase in standard deduction limit to Rs.30000/=. Increase in tax-exemption limit to Rs.60000/=. Increase in the savings limit from Rs.60000/= to Rs.80000/=. Increase in taxfree interest income to Rs.20000/=. Thanks.

Sat Jan 27 07:16:06 2001
Name:Kishore
Email:kishorecochin@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Tax deduction At Source on Bank deposits should be Discontinued

Sat Jan 27 07:48:57 2001
Name:B K GUPTA
Email:ordnance@satyam.net.in
Suggestions:Dear Sir You are aware that more than Rs. 50,000 crores are locked in bad debts. This money was taken by big industrialists as loans and is not being returned by them by taking advantage of lax and lethargic legal routes in India and ofcourse with the connivance of Bank Officials. Sir, would you be the first FM to actually start recovering money from these big sharks. Recovery of this money will actually remove many of the ills of economy of India and your headache too. You dont have to sell banks and other govt institutions in the name of private investments. Remember Sir, it is my money and not of any political party who can put a spoke in this suggestion. Sir, recover my money and use it to strengthen indian economy and do not allow this money to remain in the hands of private fellows who would actually use this money to buy other govt. institutions.

Sat Jan 27 07:58:46 2001
Name:karikalan
Email:karikalan@scourtheweb.com
Suggestions:reduce excise duty to 4%.at present only officer's are enjoying more money in excise dept.in a small industry net income will be only 10%.how can they give 16%.Remove turnover excise and introduces only commodity excise

Sat Jan 27 08:18:14 2001
Name:Ravi Dahiya
Email:ravidahiya@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:there should be anti dumping duty on china, steps to be taken up to boost industrial growth and bring down the inflation which is at the highest level. something must be done to revive the stock markets. more funds for infrastructure developement and their proper utilisation to be ensured. core sectors like steel, cement to be strengthened. thanx.

Sat Jan 27 08:36:47 2001
Name:ashwin vasudevan
Email:vignu@satyam.net.in
Suggestions:really felt very sorry for the infrastructure facilities available for relief work in natural calamities like gujarat earth quake. request to do something on war foot.

Sat Jan 27 09:00:42 2001
Name:Anand
Email:energych@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:I am a promoter of a small scale industry and would like to suggest the following. 1. There should be a clear national policy on transactions between companies, businesses and people. a) many companies have observed to go sick mainly due to non-provision of working capital requirements adequately and also regarding interest payments and due to constant defaults because of purchasers markets the transactions go void and payments do not get realised in time affecting the industry and finally bring up gap between supply and finance and finally getting terminally sick. b) to avoid such consequence the government should put through a legislation that who ever pays excise and sales tax ( both buyers and sellers )or who ever have the license nos are authorised by the goverment have to follow the national policy on payments. c) National Policy on Payments and why it is necessary: a) The goverment is the direct beneficiary of excise and sales tax and the rates always exceed the margins of the company. b) The government on its part is the first to collect its money as excise and sales taxes as soon as the material leaves the premises. This money also needs to be brought in as a part of working capital need. c)since the transaction is a cause for revnue to the government, they in turn should guarantee the payment from the buyer ( the Policy say max period of 15 days compulsoryly). c) This policy will ensure that payments do not fail between the buyers and sellers and both will be benefited. d) the advantages of this policy are 1) all companies whether small or big are sure of payments hence the working capital and interest payments can be met better and the companies and business sizes will grow ( this growth is found only in MNCs since they do not offer any credit for sales, but take credit on purchases which in turn are supplied by other industries) 2) the defaults to institutions, power, water etc, personnel, and other goverment institutions can be avoided from all sectors 4)Legally the default cannot happen hence bad debts provision can be entirely removed 5)You will encourage all the industries to come to the tax fold since first interest of any company would be realisation. 6) the element of trust will surface and doubts will start hiding. ( in the sense that only the orders placed by the buyer will be for sure. Once payments are guaranteed the buyer will also demand a quality product and hence in a period of time the quality inputs will remain and farce products will no more remain 7) a legal transaction having backing by the government will ensure better tax collections and better forcasts etc 8)There should be atleast 3 tribunals set up state wise to settle any disputes in the matter. 9) the court should be the last resort to approach and not the first resort as you can assess the efficiecny in resolving of cases. 8) Remove and disband BIFR. 9) Any company becoming sick inspite of the above policy the tribunal should be authorised to sell the company within a specified period to create fear that the companies once sick are out of the promoters hands permanantly. 10)depriciation should be limited to 10 years and should be treated as income. 11)depreciation should be a function of output and not a function of investment. this will allow companies to bring down prices and increase outputs Taxing of Agriculture and Agricultural Products and Animal Produce: This subject has been a great debate. I would suggest collect their part of produce as tax calculated on irrigation, borwell, natural fed water and no of crops per year basis. Changes in Ministry 1. I would suggest that we have a full time office of Economics Minister whose function should be bring efficiency in all government departments, reduce costs and to increase output, policy changes matching with the present times, do research about loopholes in existing tax laws, simplifying and closing the gaping holes 2. a CBI enquiry on all government companies who have produced only losses till date 3. a forcast ministry to warn of problems, policy backdrops, agriculture produces, shortages and crisis management of all natural calamities 4. a minister for investigation of scams in governments regarding failures, mismanagement etc Thanking you and in anticipation of looking forward to a very confident and trustworthy environments created by you and wishing India the right policies and future by the best decision makers, Anand energych@rediffmail.com

Sat Jan 27 09:33:54 2001
Name:SATISH NARKHEDE
Email:satish.narkhede@usa.net
Suggestions:SIR, THE LAST 2 BUDGETS BY YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN MUCH TO THE SALARIED PEOPLE IN GENRAL & TO THE MALE PEOPLE IN PARTICULAR. THIS YEAR HOPEFULLY YOU WILL NOT DISAPPOINT US. I REQUEST YOU TO GIVE RELAXATION TO THE SALARIED PEOPLE. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Sat Jan 27 09:52:40 2001
Name:Vinay Goel
Email:vgoel@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Sir pls do some thing serous for small investors.

Sat Jan 27 10:00:10 2001
Name:viren soni
Email:soniviren@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:dear fm, Be Bold and remove sec 88. Upto 1 lac Rs. Nil Tax 1 Lac to 2 Lac 10 % 2 Lacs to 5 Lacs 20 % 5 Lacs and above 30 % some rebate should be introduced to persons who voluntarily go for population control. tax evasion is highest among sole properitorship and partnership firms.do something so that revenue leakage can be plugged. Labour laws should be formed in such manner that employers reveal correct salary of the employees and also the correct number of the employees.

Sat Jan 27 10:29:56 2001
Name:amit shah
Email:amulsha@hotmail.com
Suggestions:I FEEL THAT YOU SHOULD GIVE PREFRENCE FOR IRRIGATION FACILITY IN INDIA

Sat Jan 27 10:30:02 2001
Name:T Subramanian
Email:tsubramanian@REDIFFMAIL.COM
Suggestions:DEAR HON. F M, PLEASE CONSIDER JUST ONE RATE OF TAXATION FOR EVERYONE (INDIVIDUALS) EARNING MORE THAN RS.200,000/- WITHOUT ANY DEDUCTIONS WHATSOEVER, SAY 5%OF THE GROSS INCOM. THOSE WHO EARN LESS THAN 200,000 A FLAT AMOUNTS BASED ON SLABS MAY BE SPECIFIED.

Sat Jan 27 10:30:24 2001
Name:T Subramanian
Email:tsubramanian@rediffmail.com.COM
Suggestions:DEAR HON. F M, PLEASE CONSIDER JUST ONE RATE OF TAXATION FOR EVERYONE (INDIVIDUALS) EARNING MORE THAN RS.200,000/- WITHOUT ANY DEDUCTIONS WHATSOEVER, SAY 5%OF THE GROSS INCOM. THOSE WHO EARN LESS THAN 200,000 A FLAT AMOUNTS BASED ON SLABS MAY BE SPECIFIED.

Sat Jan 27 10:30:43 2001
Name:T Subramanian
Email:tsubramanian@rediffmail.com.COM
Suggestions:DEAR HON. F M, PLEASE CONSIDER JUST ONE RATE OF TAXATION FOR EVERYONE (INDIVIDUALS) EARNING MORE THAN RS.200,000/- WITHOUT ANY DEDUCTIONS WHATSOEVER, SAY 5%OF THE GROSS INCOM. THOSE WHO EARN LESS THAN 200,000 A FLAT AMOUNTS BASED ON SLABS MAY BE SPECIFIED.

Sat Jan 27 10:32:27 2001
Name:AMIT SHAH
Email:amulsha@hotmail.com
Suggestions:should give government secters as many as possible for the private management

Sat Jan 27 10:48:28 2001
Name:Sandip Guha roy
Email:sandipgr@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:pls reduce the price of pc & Software

Sat Jan 27 10:56:08 2001
Name:K.R. ATAL
Email:kratal@usa.net
Suggestions:SIR GIVE RELAXATION TO SALARY CLASS.

Sat Jan 27 11:40:02 2001
Name:saroj panda
Email:saroj_panda@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:respected sir, i saroj panda genral secratary of biju yuva janta dal from orissa request sir,pl revive the price of petrol which was raised in last.

Sat Jan 27 11:51:12 2001
Name:meetali
Email:meetali_jain@usa.net
Suggestions:hello mr sinha, i am request to you that please decrease the rate of gas and electory

Sat Jan 27 12:14:27 2001
Name:Anand
Email:anandkgoel@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Sir, Simpify Direct tax especially salay. You can remove all the exemption available under salary head except HRA and increase standard deduction to Rs. 50,000 and further ratioalise tax structure and increase tax saving amount from 80000 to 150000 as it will push up infrastructure which india needs vey badly.

Sat Jan 27 12:20:20 2001
Name:saleem
Email:saleem9@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:help poor please give rate to our product

Sat Jan 27 13:00:19 2001
Name:ketan Rachchha
Email:krachh@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Resp. Sir, Increase Basic Exemption LImit of Income Tax to Rs.100000.00.This will reduce the cases of tax evasion and people will start showing actual income. This will also reduce the burden on I. Tax department and the cut in the tax receipts would be minimal which will be compansated by saving in administrative cost. With Regards Ketan Rachchha

Sat Jan 27 13:46:33 2001
Name:sunil r phade
Email:rhpakluj@vsnl.net
Suggestions:clear all legal matters pending in all courts. and collect all govt. dues pending from all VIP"S.

Sat Jan 27 13:59:16 2001
Name:Ganapathy Krishnan
Email:gk.7@usa.net
Suggestions:Dear Sir, A salaried tax payer pays tax as much as a businessman filing returns..Why not allow him the benefit of depreciation on the assets like Car,etc. Regards Ganapathy Krishnan

Sat Jan 27 14:10:22 2001
Name:Aditya Gadge
Email:adityagadge@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Dear Sir, I am student of economics and a big fan of yours. I am in no doubt about your honourable intentions. But one thing I 'd like to add here is that our country desperately needs some strict measures and we 've to take them without wasting any more time. Only speaking about tough actions 'd not do. What we ned to do is some real bullet-biting. Yours faithufully. Aditya Gadge

Sat Jan 27 14:13:09 2001
Name:d.lakshmanan
Email:dlakshmanan@hotmail.com
Suggestions:DEAR SIR WHILE I APPRECIATE GRANTING RS.5000/- AS REBATE ON INCOME TAX TO EMPLOYED WOMEN, I WOULD REQUEST THAT THE SAME MAY BE EXTENDED TO MEN SINCE THERE SHOULD BE EQUALITY.

Sat Jan 27 14:30:59 2001
Name:fucker
Email:fucker@yahoo.com
Suggestions:fuck you

Sat Jan 27 14:42:15 2001
Name:Mohan Rajan
Email:shibhana@yahoo.com
Suggestions:1) Extend service tax to lawyers, doctors, other services, keeping rate same at 5%. 2) Abolish dividend tax. 3> Abolish surcharge on income tax. 4) Tax rich farmers. 5) Give deduction for medical expenses, Leave Travel to businessmen and professionals also like salaried class. 6) Remove discretionary powers to Income Tax Officers to levy penalties and fines, as it leads to corruption. Impose reasonable additional fees for delays like in case of Registrar of Companies. 7) Remove income tax on firms, levy tax only on partners share, firm can deduct tax and pay to Govt. like in case of salaried individuals, on full profit share without deduction of remuneration. 8) Increase exemption limit to Rs.60,000. 9) Suggested tax slabs - 60,000 - 100,000 - 10%, 100,000 - 200,000 - 20%, > 200,000 - 30% for individuals. 10) Make filing of individual balance sheets compulsory for assessees showing income > 300,000 p.a. 11) Allow deduction upto Rs.5000/- in respect of fees paid to Chartered Accountants for filing of tax returns. You are going a great job in difficult times, keep it up. Warm regards, Mohan Rajan Chartered Accountant 65, Patrakar, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051.

Sat Jan 27 14:43:15 2001
Name:raju
Email:gianani@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Honourable Minister, India has a great potential for toursim. Huge amount of foreign exchange and employment can be generated through this sector. Pls try to work something for this sector in this budget.

Sat Jan 27 14:44:15 2001
Name:kushal kumar
Email:kushal999@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:At every point the politicians are the culprits whose burden is on common man. It is better if you can crack down on corrupt politicians and officers before punishing common man by way of increase in tax and cutting down reliefs. The government by creating 3 new states has created more problem as the source of income is the same but the expenditure of government has increased very much. So I request you to make such announcement so that unnecessary expenditure can be cutdown by downsizing pay scale or employees.

Sat Jan 27 14:58:51 2001
Name:krishna
Email:krishna_na_20@rediff.com
Suggestions:what is the problem for economic development.

Sat Jan 27 15:47:56 2001
Name:arun soni
Email:arunsoni_99@yahoo.com
Suggestions:To Sir, I do not know about budget talks so I wish you all the best what you will laws for our fellow people living in India and but not least Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Make Your Wishes Come True In this year 2001.

Sat Jan 27 16:36:56 2001
Name:jayeshbuch
Email:bbpll@rediff.com
Suggestions:Honourable Shree Finance Minister. My suggestions for Budget 2001 are as follow. 1]Cenvat credit to be passed to each products as some of the industries like fertilisers,salt & other food processing & food inds are not paying excise but purchasing excisable materials likr raw material,packing material etc.which tempted suppliers to evate excise duty as these major unit are not claiming cenvat credits. 2]some measure to be taken for S.S.I.as Corparate houses,Public ltd cos,multinationals are sucking small scale ind.not paying their due in time & expanding theit capacities for the shake S.S.I.'s outstanding payments.this is a very major problem for S.S.I units to survive. 3]marketing federations to be set up for S.S.I units & some % of Govt.purchases must be done thro'S.S.I.only. 4]DGs&D,NSIC registrationis a very tidious process hence very few register their firms with them.this procedure should be simplified in such a way that registration can be done easily. 5]S.S.I. units to be exempted by paying Earnest money,security deposit etc for Govt.Semi Govt.organisation's tenders.As S.S.I are running short with a working capitals. Please look into the above suggestions,If finds suitable,pl do the needful. thanking you. jayesh buch.

Sat Jan 27 16:38:31 2001
Name:Alok Agrawal
Email:aa_35@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:SSI EXCISE EXEMPTION: The raising of SSI excise exemption limit to 100 lacs by PM is causing havoc to ssi Units in the turnover range of 400-800 lacs bacuase they have to compete with units enjoying Excise exemption of 60% upto 100 Lacs resulting in compition uotp 7% considering average Excise rate of 16%. Secondly the exemption is encouraing existing manufacturers to open multiple psedo small workshops to avail the benefits whereas the units who have invested io resources and reasearch are being wiped out from market. I therefore request that either the excise exemption be made available to all the SSI units irrespective of the total turnover or the concession be limited to 10-20% of the full excise rate instead of present concession of 40%. This will not only increase revenue of the Government but will also stop the mal practices being done by the samll workshops but will also give life to other SSI units having turnover in the range of 5 to 10 crore who are not able to compete the price difference of 7% in present compititve world.

Sat Jan 27 16:39:53 2001
Name:Alok Agrawal
Email:aa_35@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:SSI EXCISE EXEMPTION: The raising of SSI excise exemption limit to 100 lacs by PM is causing havoc to ssi Units in the turnover range of 400-800 lacs bacuase they have to compete with units enjoying Excise exemption of 60% upto 100 Lacs resulting in compition uotp 7% considering average Excise rate of 16%. Secondly the exemption is encouraing existing manufacturers to open multiple psedo small workshops to avail the benefits whereas the units who have invested io resources and reasearch are being wiped out from market. I therefore request that either the excise exemption be made available to all the SSI units irrespective of the total turnover or the concession be limited to 10-20% of the full excise rate instead of present concession of 40%. This will not only increase revenue of the Government but will also stop the mal practices being done by the samll workshops but will also give life to other SSI units having turnover in the range of 5 to 10 crore who are not able to compete the price difference of 7% in present compititve world.

Sat Jan 27 16:41:41 2001
Name:rajender kothari
Email:rkkothari@123india.com
Suggestions:sir,as Your Honor knows,that import of raw matterial ultimately results in creating employment whereas import of items "ready for consumers" not only creates "unemployment" but more hardship to our economy. henceforth,i request Your Honor to put more Custom Duty on the items which can be sold in the market without creating job oppertunity and also ask the state governments to impose sales tax at the maximum level and that sould be collected at the port. life saving drugs and medicines must not be made to such a subject. Sir,I belive this will not only creat more employments but would also give our Indian manufacturers a protection . Sir, as you know,in USA, their is a law Bye Americal Act (BAA 1933),by which all imorted matterials are baned for use and supply in any govt.projects, this must also be made a point in our systems.anyhow, defence and S&T might be left over . hope to hear from Your Honor at earliest. thanking you in anticiapatation with regards, yours rajender

Sat Jan 27 17:03:56 2001
Name:D.K.Pani
Email:dkpani@hotmail.com
Suggestions:ISSUE OF GOLD/SILVER CARDS WITH RAILWAY RESERVATION ETC FACILITIES TO I.TAX PAYERS MORE THAN RS ONE LAKH AND RS 50,000 A YEAR.

Sat Jan 27 17:16:32 2001
Name:srinivas
Email:srivasrcs@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Respected Sir,have the memory of poor people in your mind at the time of your priparation to the budget,dont thing about the election.

Sat Jan 27 17:49:10 2001
Name:Ambady Unnikrishnan
Email:ambadyunni@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Dear Sir Please help the NRIs who is living in Gulf, especially in Airfares. Try to allow more carriers

Sat Jan 27 19:12:20 2001
Name:dkghosh
Email: dkghosh_2000 @ yahoo.com
Suggestions:Please add the treatment of heart diseases under Rule 11DD for the purpose of deduction U/s 80DDB

Sat Jan 27 19:31:15 2001
Name:gigy verghese
Email:gigyverghese@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:SIR INCOME TAX RATE OF LOTTERY/CROSSWORD PUZZLES ARE VERY HIGH 40%+10%SURCHARGE -44% KINDLY NORMALISE ALL TAXES FOR INDIVIDUALS AS 30% GIGY VERGHESE

Sat Jan 27 20:02:42 2001
Name:Subhash Das
Email:subhashchandradas@rediff.com
Suggestions:1. Reduce Government Expenditure in unwanted areas. 2. Liberalise further 3. Let consumers decide whether 2nd hand cars are good for them or not. 4. government should divest and that too at a faster rate. Implement these and see the stock markets respond faster than the Agni missile.

Sat Jan 27 20:03:23 2001
Name:Subhash Das
Email:subhashchandradas@rediff.com
Suggestions:1. Reduce Government Expenditure in unwanted areas. 2. Liberalise further 3. Let consumers decide whether 2nd hand cars are good for them or not. 4. government should divest and that too at a faster rate. Implement these and see the stock markets respond faster than the Agni missile.

Sat Jan 27 20:50:09 2001
Name:shikhar
Email:shikharmohan@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:sir, for once please forget political considerations and make this budget one which puts india on the fast track.the way china is progressing and our comparitively slow pace will leave us much behind china.I believe we can do it.

Sat Jan 27 21:14:51 2001
Name:asheesh kumar
Email:asheesh_k@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Pls do away with all taxes ,as they serve no purpose.The taxes used for salaries of police,public servants etc., are a total waste ,as they are incompetent people of no use to general public.

Sat Jan 27 22:01:34 2001
Name:Ajay Bhange
Email:ajaybhange@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Please exempt the salaried class from Incom Tax.Or atleast increase the taxable limit for salaried class.

Sat Jan 27 22:09:42 2001
Name:ABDUL KHADER
Email:ak_sait@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:Give tax holiday for the 1st one lakh rupees instead of the present 50,000rupees

Sat Jan 27 23:04:42 2001
Name:v.t.govindaraaj
Email:vtg@satyam.net.in
Suggestions:the proposed filing fee for income tax returns should be minimum,but not as per the rate published

Sat Jan 27 23:13:11 2001
Name:mahesh
Email:maheshcb@vsnl.com
Suggestions:Increase Rate of Intrest on PPF to 12% and increase limit on PPF contribution to 100000 instead of 60000

Sun Jan 28 00:04:52 2001
Name:Mohan Kumar
Email:kumar_mohan_v@yahoo.com
Suggestions:Dear Mr.Sinha, 1. Pls cut down Govt spending and bring the deficit down. 2. GO Aggressive on Privatisation.. Mohan

Sun Jan 28 00:11:21 2001
Name:ABHISHEK GUPTA
Email:ranu_gupta84@hotmail.com
Suggestions:When you will prepare budget for 2001, please think about us we cannot effort much more mahgai

Sun Jan 28 00:33:00 2001
Name:amarnath singh
Email:amar17375@rediff.com
Suggestions:look out for those small scale industries like garments which are facing so much trouble, It is that industry that provides a decent job for so many women and has given them a sense of freedom and the ability to stand onthier feet if this industry is to close down as it seems to be then we will be doing deservice and all those women empowerment will only be a hogwash. thanks sir Amarnath

Sun Jan 28 01:45:43 2001
Name:PLN SARMA
Email:sarmapln@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:1.VRS COMPENSATION TO EMPLOYEES TO BE INCOME TAX FREE 2.VRS EMPLOYEES TO BE TREATED AS SENIOR CITIZENS AND GIVEN IDENTICAL BENEFITS 3.SENIOR CITIZENS TO BE COMPLETELY EXEMPTED FROM INCOME TAX 4.MEDICLAIM INSURANCE TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS TO BE ISSUED FOR LIFE WITHOUT ANY WAITING PERIOD AND WITHOUT ANY PROHIBITION ON EXISTING DISEASES 5.INCOMETAX PENSION TO BE INTRODUCED TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS BASED ON THE IT PAID DURING LAST 10 YEARS

Sun Jan 28 01:46:51 2001
Name:PLN SARMA
Email:sarmapln@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:1.VRS COMPENSATION TO EMPLOYEES TO BE INCOME TAX FREE 2.VRS EMPLOYEES TO BE TREATED AS SENIOR CITIZENS AND GIVEN IDENTICAL BENEFITS 3.SENIOR CITIZENS TO BE COMPLETELY EXEMPTED FROM INCOME TAX 4.MEDICLAIM INSURANCE TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS TO BE ISSUED FOR LIFE WITHOUT ANY WAITING PERIOD AND WITHOUT ANY PROHIBITION ON EXISTING DISEASES 5.INCOMETAX PENSION TO BE INTRODUCED TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS BASED ON THE IT PAID DURING LAST 10 YEARS

Sun Jan 28 06:12:27 2001
Name:Santhosh Krishna
Email:sankri_cs@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Hi, I don't know if this suggestion will be read by you or ur collegues, but it is for my satisfaction that I am writing this.. Why dont u liberalize the monetary policy to encourage the NRI's to invest heavily in INDIA, byu direct or indirect means( like govt sponsored mutual funds, banks..). I and many of my friends are investing in US right now. If there is a good option then I am sure that many will turn to our country which will be useful to develop the economy.

Sun Jan 28 07:39:04 2001
Name:T. RANGA RAO
Email:rajeeb@vsnl.com
Suggestions:You might be aware that South India has emerged as a major floriculture Centre in the country and also a good foreign exchange earner. After initial turbulence in the business we are in a situation where almost 35 floriculture units are more of less established. Initially we were heavily depending on the imports of all the components but now most of the components are indeginised and we have found local substitutes . However greenhouse film is the only item which is yet to be imported since the type of film that is to be used for our application is not currently manufactured in the country. We are hereby presenting you our requirement of the greenhouse film and the parallel local equivalent. Property Indian Film Imported Film Thickness :Effects the life of the film Variation is more than 20 % Less than 5 % UV Stabilization Done to certain extent Done to last complete life of the film UV Blocking:This property prevents the UV to enter the greenhouse and thus reducing the blackening of rose red roses, reduces the incidence of botrytis, and also reducing the insect and disease attack by blocking the visible range of the spectrum of the insects and thus disorienting them . Up to 330 Nanometers out of 400 nanometers Upto 379 Nanometers Infrared Retention:To retain the absorbed radiation during the day in the night time thus reducing the temperature variation and reducing the heating cost of the greenhouse saving the energy. Upto 50 % Upto 80 % Anti Drip Property :Important property to stop condensation on the warmer in side of the greenhouse and thus stopping the fungal development ,allowing more light to enter in the greenhouse. No such product available available Diffused Light :More uniform light and no shadow formation. Helping in more photosynthesis. Only clear film and no diffused film Diffused film available Sulphur Resistant:In floriculture sulphur burning is a common practice to prevent the fungal disease of the plant. But sulphur is the enemy of plastic and reduces the life of the greenhouse cover to half. Hence sulpuhr resistant plastics are needed for the film No such product is available . As a result we have to change the film every one and half year because of the early breakdown Imported films are having this property and thus giving complete 3 years of life. Life of the film No guarantee Guaranteed for 3 years After Sales Support Owners are left to the mercy of the supplier Excellent support and we get free replacement is there is any problem during the guarantee. You can see from the above point that although there is no proper local alternative is available we are forced to import the greenhouse covers by paying the very high rate of customs duty. For the benefit of growers it is important that the greenhouse covers are classified separately and must be placed under the category of 5 % customs duty. Presently Greenhouse Equipment and Plastic Sheets for greenhouse covering are allowed under Concessional duty of 25 % basic + 10 % surcharge + 16 % additional duty + 4 % special additional duty ( effective rate of duty in this case works out to be 53 .816 % ) for use in greenhouses subject to certification by deputy secretary ,ministry of commerce as per customs notification 16/2000, Sr. No 203 list 8 condition 31. This certification process is so complicated that it is not al all used by any grower. Also the net saving is only about 14 % which is not worth the effort that goes in getting this certificate so most of the grower go for the regular import channel paying merit rate of duty as per classification under heading 39.20.10 and duty is charged at 35 % + 10 % + 16 % + 4 % . Effective rate of duty is 67.0876 % . In the merit date of duty the Greenhouse cover has been classified under normal plastic. We are also very keen in using the speciality mulching films on our vast areas that we have in our project itself so that we can demonstrate the advances of plasticulture . As you might be aware that today mulching films are available for tailor made applications and we can so it to the local farmers that this is a revolutionary technology by the way of water conservation, weed Protection, Quality output, reduced insects attack and pest control and in turn higher yield , for the Indian farmers. The manufacturing of mulch in India is in very primitive stage . We have only two options on buying either black mulch ( which will not allow the weeds to grow) or clear mulch which will allow the soil to hear but allow also the weeds to grow. We have options available in the imported mulches that can heat up the soil and also not allowing the weeds to grow . This is known as selective mulches. Mulching film which has application only in Agriculture is classified under normal Plastic. The customs duty on the mulching film for the regular import channel is calculated at the merit rate of duty as per classification under heading 39.20.10 and duty is charged at 35 % + 10 % + 16 % + 4 % . Effective rate of duty is 67.0876 % . With this kind of duty it is no more a viable option. Today in India where floriculture and agriculture industry is struggling to survive are forced to use a simple plastic which does not give them all the benefits that a the latest developments in plasticulture offers. The farming community will be indebted to Govt. of India for complete exemption of the duty from the Mulching film and Greenhouse film for the benefit of Indian grower and help the struggling industry survive. Looking forward for your immediate action on this subject. With Regards For SOUTH INDIAN FLORICULTURE ASSOCIATION T. RANGA RAO VICE PRESIDENT

Sun Jan 28 09:07:56 2001
Name:Atul Tiwari
Email:atul.tiwari@usa.net
Suggestions:Let commerce drive the Nation and allow gov to just keep checks and not hinder commerce. Rest will follow.

Sun Jan 28 09:20:51 2001
Name:amol shah
Email:amolshaha@usa.net
Suggestions: Audit compultion SHOULD BE RAISED FROM 40 LACKS TURN OVER TO A MINIMUM OF 1 CRORCE, BECAUSE WHEN THE ABOVE LIMIT CAME IN TO EXISTENCE, THE RATE OF ANY TRADING ITEM,SAY PETROL, PULSES,FOOD GRAINS IS AT LEAST 10 TIMES,HIGHER TODAY.

Sun Jan 28 10:56:06 2001
Name:sarabjit singh; colonel
Email:essjay_kkd@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:you will be doing a lot of good to the defence personnel if you make their pay and allowances 100% tax free.and this is not going to make a big dent in the budget.No one will object to this gesture.And defence personnel who are generally not looked after very well will be suitably rewarded financially.this will go a long way to make them happy financially. thanks.

Sun Jan 28 10:56:15 2001
Name:sarabjit singh; colonel
Email:essjay_kkd@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:you will be doing a lot of good to the defence personnel if you make their pay and allowances 100% tax free.and this is not going to make a big dent in the budget.No one will object to this gesture.And defence personnel who are generally not looked after very well will be suitably rewarded financially.this will go a long way to make them happy financially. thanks.

Sun Jan 28 10:57:18 2001
Name:sarabjit singh; colonel
Email:essjay_kkd@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:you will be doing a lot of good to the defence personnel if you make their pay and allowances 100% tax free.and this is not going to make a big dent in the budget.No one will object to this gesture.And defence personnel who are generally not looked after very well will be suitably rewarded financially.this will go a long way to make them happy financially. thanks.

Sun Jan 28 10:58:53 2001
Name:sarabjit singh; colonel
Email:essjay_kkd@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:you will be doing a lot of good to the defence personnel if you make their pay and allowances 100% tax free.and this is not going to make a big dent in the budget.No one will object to this gesture.And defence personnel who are generally not looked after very well will be suitably rewarded financially.this will go a long way to make them happy financially. thanks.

Sun Jan 28 11:06:58 2001
Name:SATISH LENGARE
Email:satish_aakruti@yahoo.com
Suggestions:I HAPPEN TO READ YOUR ARTICAL IN THE EMPLOYMENT NEWS ABOUT THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACT. I HOPE THE NEXT BUDGET WILL REFLECT THE SAME. IN THIS CONNECTION I WOULD LIKE YOU TO THINK THAT 1.NOT DISTRICT BUT THASIL WILL BE UNIT OF CONSIDERATION 2. THE NEEDS OF DISTRICT AND THASIL WILL BE VERY MUCH DIFFERENT. 3. DEVELOPMENTAL POLICY SHOULD BE PEOPLE ORIENTED THAN PLACE ORIENTED. 4. LPG. POLICY SHOULD BE SEEN UNDER THE LIGHT OF INDIAN SITUSTION. 5.BY MERELY ALLOEING VRS IMPLEMENTATIOPN WE ARE CREATING A BULK UNEMPLOYED FORCE AT BOTH END (A) MIDDEL AGED WORKER AND (B)THE YOUNG EDUCATED CROWED. (C)JUST IMAGINE WHEN ALL SUCH PEOPLE WHO OTHERWISE ARE WILLING TO WORK ARE ON THE ROAD IN WANT OF JOB.(D)THE DISINVESTMENT MUST BE DONE WITH PROPER FININACIAL AUTONOMY TO THE CONCERNED PERSON (E) THE DIFFERENT SCHEMES OF SOCIAL UPLIFTMENT SHOULD CARRY A RESPONSIABILITY TAG ON PERSONAL LEVEL OF THE OFFICER INCHARGE WITH THE TERGET TO MEET TO AVOIDE THE WASTAGE OF FUNDS. I HOPE THE F.M. WILL TAKE NOTE OF VALUE BASED DEVELOPMENT THAN ONLY NUMERICAL GROWTH IN ANY SPEHERE OF ECONOMY

Sun Jan 28 11:07:25 2001
Name:SATISH LENGARE
Email:satish_aakruti@yahoo.com
Suggestions:I HAPPEN TO READ YOUR ARTICAL IN THE EMPLOYMENT NEWS ABOUT THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACT. I HOPE THE NEXT BUDGET WILL REFLECT THE SAME. IN THIS CONNECTION I WOULD LIKE YOU TO THINK THAT 1.NOT DISTRICT BUT THASIL WILL BE UNIT OF CONSIDERATION 2. THE NEEDS OF DISTRICT AND THASIL WILL BE VERY MUCH DIFFERENT. 3. DEVELOPMENTAL POLICY SHOULD BE PEOPLE ORIENTED THAN PLACE ORIENTED. 4. LPG. POLICY SHOULD BE SEEN UNDER THE LIGHT OF INDIAN SITUSTION. 5.BY MERELY ALLOEING VRS IMPLEMENTATIOPN WE ARE CREATING A BULK UNEMPLOYED FORCE AT BOTH END (A) MIDDEL AGED WORKER AND (B)THE YOUNG EDUCATED CROWED. (C)JUST IMAGINE WHEN ALL SUCH PEOPLE WHO OTHERWISE ARE WILLING TO WORK ARE ON THE ROAD IN WANT OF JOB.(D)THE DISINVESTMENT MUST BE DONE WITH PROPER FININACIAL AUTONOMY TO THE CONCERNED PERSON (E) THE DIFFERENT SCHEMES OF SOCIAL UPLIFTMENT SHOULD CARRY A RESPONSIABILITY TAG ON PERSONAL LEVEL OF THE OFFICER INCHARGE WITH THE TERGET TO MEET TO AVOIDE THE WASTAGE OF FUNDS. I HOPE THE F.M. WILL TAKE NOTE OF VALUE BASED DEVELOPMENT THAN ONLY NUMERICAL GROWTH IN ANY SPEHERE OF ECONOMY

Sun Jan 28 11:56:22 2001
Name:sangita
Email:sangitakh@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Take some steps to improve the over all finance position.

Sun Jan 28 13:51:17 2001
Name:Common man
Email:commonman@chequemail.com
Suggestions:Dear Mr. Sinha, Only one thought for economic progress -- liberisation, removing poverty, creating jobs etc -- if there is will there is a way. I as a citizen will judge you on the your results. I am sure you will do well, best of luck.

Sun Jan 28 14:30:39 2001
Name:dhatri
Email:dhatri@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:i am 15 . for this new tragedy , u can depend on us , school children.

Sun Jan 28 14:49:57 2001
Name:ivan
Email:diasivan@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Tourism industry is very important for growth of the economy. will the goverment avoid reference to this factor in this budget too?

Sun Jan 28 14:52:35 2001
Name:RAJU
Email:gianani@hotmail.com
Suggestions:Honourable Minister, Today Telecommunication systems are a need and not a luxury.They are very important for promotion of trade and commerce,exchange of ideas and views and various other purposes. They are the cheapest source of communication with one another and to some extent for entertainment also for middle and lower class people.pls remove the criteria under for income tax purpose that the one who possess the telephone has to file the income tax returns.

Sun Jan 28 15:02:56 2001
Name:VINAY
Email:VINAY12KA4@REDIFFMAIL.COM
Suggestions:TAKE IT EASY

Sun Jan 28 15:30:22 2001
Name:archies mcdonald
Email:achies@rediffmail.com
Suggestions:have a break have kit kat

Sun Jan 28 15:47:00 2001
Name:manjula
Email:manjula_dhupati@yahoo.com
Suggestions: An Appeal to The FINANACE MINISTER Dear Sir, Voluntary Retirement Scheme in Nationalized Banks Sir, Some of the nationalized banks are shying away from implementing the captioned scheme in the right spirit as they have developed cold feet that some of their talent is going away. It is an unfounded fear and in any scheme of this nature, there is going to be some drain of talent form banks and Bank Managements have to accept it. Some of the nationalized banks have made specialist officers and highly skilled and qualified staff as ineleigible for the scheme. This is highly arbitrray and discriminating. They should immediately withdraw the clause and exetend the scheme to all employees who desire to opt out. Otherwise, the scheme may implemented in a distorted and haphazrd manner which may benefit some and harm others. Atleast, now the banks should realize and take measures to extend the scheme to all those who are willing. Then only, the term VOLUNTARY in the scheme makes any sense, otherwise they are fooling themesleves, the employees and public at large. We request the banking Division of FM should counsel the Banks managements accordingly. Thanking you, aggreived officers of nationalized banks 28th Jan 2001

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