On Sunday May 13, our Parliament met and celebrated the 60th anniversary of its first session. Deliberative democracy and Parliament go hand in hand 60th anniversary is a great occasion and every Indian will take pride in the fact that we have an enriched the parliamentary traditions Let us use this occasion to look back and review the performance of one of our great democratic institutions the Parliament which today faces three major challenges. First, that of crisis of connectivity. and also is a disconnect between the people , and the house their representatives sit in. People do not get the feel of belonging towards what happens in Parliament and have come to believe that Parliament precious little in matters of redressal of their grievances to undoing injustice to shaping the right kind of policies.It is perceived that democracy is far from delivering, it is a commentary on the productivity of our parliamentary business. farmers’ woes, issues continue to be raised with unmistakable regularity, and with no result and the media gets an issue and of course problems refuse to be resolved and there is popular disenchantment and frustration . Parliament appears to be on the decline and the quality of debates and discussions is deteriorating, sensitivity and the spirit of accommodation continue to be in short supply on the part of the treasury benches whereas the inadequacy of parliamentary tools has adversely affected the performance of the Opposition too. Parliamentary questions,/calling attention and other motions/ walk-outs and private Bills/ are fast becoming less and less effective, and in the process public oversight and accountability is weighed down Indian polity suffers from the myopia of Delhi-centric mentality and the approach has already greatly harmed our political thinking. India is not confined to Delhi alone, and our Parliament has to have a mechanism for greater outreach. Even at 60, if our Parliament refuses to, have a re-look, at its own functionality and it will have itself to blame for the continuing erosion of its dignity.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Akhilesh Singh Yadav -Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Congratulations to Sri Akhilesh Singh Yadav for becoming the youngest Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh . U P now has its 33rd Chief Minister . I wish him all thet success and request my fellow Pradeshwasi's to co-operate with the Chief Minister to achieve his vision and fulfill all Poll promises.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Congratulations to Samajwadi Party
Congratulations to Samajwadi Party and Sri Mulayam Singh Yadav and Sri Akhilesh Yadav for their specticular performance in the U P State Elections 2012 results of which were declared on 6th March 2012.
Congratulations to Indian National Congress and ally for increasing their Number to 37 from 22
Congratulations to Sri Rahul Gandhi and Mrs Reeta Bahuguna Joshi
Congratulations to Indian National Congress and ally for increasing their Number to 37 from 22
Congratulations to Sri Rahul Gandhi and Mrs Reeta Bahuguna Joshi
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Homage to my father Late Sri Shital Prasad Ojha
We pay our Homage to our elder and father Late Sri Shital Prasad Ojha
on his seventh Death Anniversary on 11.02.2012.
01.07.1935-11.02.2005
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