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Rajya Sabha passes a "Shame Bill" called "Women's Reservation Bill", which seeks to reserve a third of the seats in the Parliament and State Legislatures for women and is expected to create "Gender Divide".
MOST OF THE INDIAN MEDIA ONCE AGAIN DEMONSTRATED THAT THEY ARE A BUNCH OF MAFIAS OUT THERE FOR PROSTITUTION. TIMES NOW, NDTV LTD, CNN IBN.....SHOULD STOP PROSTITUTION TO EARN THEIR LIVING.
MOST OF THE INDIAN MEDIA ONCE AGAIN DEMONSTRATED THAT THEY ARE A BUNCH OF MAFIAS OUT THERE FOR PROSTITUTION. TIMES NOW, NDTV LTD, CNN IBN.....SHOULD STOP PROSTITUTION TO EARN THEIR LIVING.
I wonder whether people of India needs governance or they need further reservation. Is it for these kinds of "Nonsense" that we are fighting for our motherland?
Now due a dearth of a suitable candidate a "Bullshit" lady can also enter the Parliament due this nonsense.
Now women already have 33% reservation and another 67% is open...Wow!! There should be a limit to Selfishness!!Now due a dearth of a suitable candidate a "Bullshit" lady can also enter the Parliament due this nonsense.
Congress is a spineless party, it can do anything, but I am ashamed of the BJP and Arun Jaitley which supported this "Inequality bill"....It seems in politics you can go at any length for your selfish needs......
Also what can we expect from a Party whose President is 5th Class Passed Foreign Lady....
I am with Mamta Banerjee, Laloo Yadav and Mulayam Singh Yadav in their fight against this "Nonsense"....What is the use of supporting BJP which stabs on the back and creates a "Gender Divide"....Shame!!
Rotating a constituency for male members is a pure mockery of the democratic rights of people. One person does lot of hard work to build a reputation in a constituency and just because he is a male member disqualifies him to contest from there......this is a not only a defective concept but also a sad way to say that, "We are being governed by some headless fools, who can go at any length to get women's votes".
In most of the Indian households women and male members do not vote differently, so this joke called "Women's reservation bill will not help any of the political outfits--but will harm in turn.
The BJP has done the blunder of supporting the bill because now the issue will shift from "Ram Rajya" to a altogether different and UNNECESSARY issue....This bill could lead to the downfall of the BJP....this is my analysis. Because now the opposition will just exploit the issue and BJP's original issue will go to backburned. SOME FOOLS IN THE BJP DID THIS NONSENSE.....
I for instance will not support either BJP or whoever supports this NONSENSE. BOTH BJP AND THE CONGRESS HAS BEEN BLACKLISTED....
Or in turn the BJP/Congress will lose not only my vote but I will influence all my friends not to vote for these two "Shamelss and Headless Outfits".
CHD Developers Ltd hits another buyer freeze on the opening trade. The company came out with some announcement some days back.
Rotating a constituency for male members is a pure mockery of the democratic rights of people. One person does lot of hard work to build a reputation in a constituency and just because he is a male member disqualifies him to contest from there......this is a not only a defective concept but also a sad way to say that, "We are being governed by some headless fools, who can go at any length to get women's votes".
In most of the Indian households women and male members do not vote differently, so this joke called "Women's reservation bill will not help any of the political outfits--but will harm in turn.
The BJP has done the blunder of supporting the bill because now the issue will shift from "Ram Rajya" to a altogether different and UNNECESSARY issue....This bill could lead to the downfall of the BJP....this is my analysis. Because now the opposition will just exploit the issue and BJP's original issue will go to backburned. SOME FOOLS IN THE BJP DID THIS NONSENSE.....
I for instance will not support either BJP or whoever supports this NONSENSE. BOTH BJP AND THE CONGRESS HAS BEEN BLACKLISTED....
Or in turn the BJP/Congress will lose not only my vote but I will influence all my friends not to vote for these two "Shamelss and Headless Outfits".
CHD Developers Ltd hits another buyer freeze on the opening trade. The company came out with some announcement some days back.
My Sunday Report recommended scrip Raj Television Network Ltd crossed Rs.74, with good volumes. The stock was recommended to the Paid Groups on this Sunday. A brief report is also placed on www.sumanspeaksplus.blogspot.com for your kind perusal.
Sanguine Media Services Ltd closed flat today. The company earlier got the 2nd contract from Gemini TV, a division of Sun TV, for their evening slot. Sanguine is an accredited producer of software content for C & S as well as regional Channels. It has successfully completed production and marketing of more than 2000 episodes of daily / weekly serials in various South Indian Languages and continues to remain the marketing strategist for leading corporate in South India. Sanguine has a panel of eminent directors and script writers, who continuously research and update their knowledge. They also keep in mind the audience's tastes and preferences spanning all age groups. This ensures that quality content is given to various channels.
Hanung Toys recommended around Rs.30, reached Rs.157.75 today.
Indsil Hydro, recommended around Rs.44, reached Rs.73.50 today, touching its medium term targets.
There are some good news coming in respect of "Pledged Shares" of Refex Refrigerants Ltd and their Wind Mill project. I think you remember that the pledged share issue of Refex Refrigerants Ltd have rattled the company's share price since a long time and hence any good news on this front is expected to give an upward movement to its share price. Let us see now when Refex Refrigerants Ltd crosses Rs.100.
The government will announce the industrial output data for the month of January 2010 on Friday, 12 March 2010. Industrial output grew 16.8% in December 2009.
Meanwhile, the fourth and the last installment of advance tax by India Inc due on 15 March 2010 will give a broad indication of fourth quarter earnings.
Going ahead, the key triggers for the stock market are structural reforms such as decontrol of petrol and diesel prices, targeting of food subsidies, and financial sector reforms such as increase in foreign direct investment in insurance sector.
The government said on Friday it will seek parliamentary approval to spend an extra Rs.31780 crore for the fiscal year to end-March 2010, which it plans to fund through savings.
There is no risk that the government will borrow more than planned to fund supplementary spending, Revenue Secretary Sunil Mitra said on Friday.
Of the additional spending, Rs.12000 crore would be spent on oil subsidy, Rs.8000 crore on fertiliser subsidy and Rs.2459 crore on food subsidy, among others.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday the economy would grow by at least 8% in the year through March 2011. Asia's third largest economy would expand 7.2-7.5% in 2009-10, he told parliament.
Dr.Singh said prospects for the winter-sown crop are 'very encouraging'. He also said the government must pay good prices to farmers to ensure higher farm production. The prime minister said the government will take all practical measures to bring down food prices.
He said the government will continue commitment to pubic and private investment in agriculture. The prime minster said there is need to find ways and means to stabilise the sugar economy.
A good harvest is likely to bring down food inflation, which accelerated to nearly 18% in late February. The government, facing mounting criticism for rising food prices, is struggling to meet conflicting aims of controlling food inflation and trying to please farmers by paying them attractive prices.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor D Subbarao on Monday, 8 March 2010, said inflation should moderate in the coming months. He said the central bank will ensure that interest rate levels do not have a negative impact on the competitiveness of the economy. Should India need to manage inflationary expectations, the central bank could turn to its traditional mix of policy tools including use of both liquidity and cash reserve requirements, he said.
Subbarao said the government's plans to reduce the fiscal deficit this year and in 2011 would help to manage inflationary expectations and facilitate demand for private credit. The government's borrowing program is likely to proceed smoothly over the next financial year, he said. The government has set its gross market borrowing target for 2010/11 at a record Rs 4.57 lakh crore, up by 1.3% percent from the previous year, a move that has pushed bond prices lower as investors have anticipated a flood of fresh debt supply. Asked if he anticipated a sharp rise in levels of yields in 10-year government bonds, he said that yields had risen slightly this year but would be managed over the coming 12 months.
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee's budgetary proposals last week offered a progressive cut in fiscal deficit over the next three fiscal years, changed personal tax rates lifting disposable incomes in the hand of individuals and reduced surcharge on corporate tax for domestic companies to 7.5% from 10%.
The Finance Minister in his budget speech on Friday, 26 February 2010 said the government aims to introduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and implement the direct tax code from 1 April 2011.
The fiscal deficit is pegged at 5.5% of GDP for 2010-2011, lower than an estimated 6.8% for the current fiscal year. The finance minister said the government also aimed to reduce the deficit further to 4.8% of GDP in the year starting 1 April 2011, and to 4.1% in the year from 1 April 2012. He said there is a need to review stimulus and move towards fiscal consolidation and review public spending.
A thrust on the infrastructure sector augurs well from a long-term growth perspective. The Finance Minister has provided Rs 1.73 lakh crore for infrastructure development in 2010-2011, which accounts for over 46% of the total plan expenditure for the year.
The stock market has applauded the Union Budget 2010-2011 due to its thrust on infrastructure development, government's pledge to reduce fiscal deficit over the next three years, a smaller-than-expected 2% hike in excise duties, and reduction in taxes for individuals which will boost disposable income. The Finance Minister has assumed a modest GDP of about 8% and inflation of about 4.5% for 2010-2011.
There are some good news coming in respect of "Pledged Shares" of Refex Refrigerants Ltd and their Wind Mill project. I think you remember that the pledged share issue of Refex Refrigerants Ltd have rattled the company's share price since a long time and hence any good news on this front is expected to give an upward movement to its share price. Let us see now when Refex Refrigerants Ltd crosses Rs.100.
The government will announce the industrial output data for the month of January 2010 on Friday, 12 March 2010. Industrial output grew 16.8% in December 2009.
Meanwhile, the fourth and the last installment of advance tax by India Inc due on 15 March 2010 will give a broad indication of fourth quarter earnings.
Going ahead, the key triggers for the stock market are structural reforms such as decontrol of petrol and diesel prices, targeting of food subsidies, and financial sector reforms such as increase in foreign direct investment in insurance sector.
The government said on Friday it will seek parliamentary approval to spend an extra Rs.31780 crore for the fiscal year to end-March 2010, which it plans to fund through savings.
There is no risk that the government will borrow more than planned to fund supplementary spending, Revenue Secretary Sunil Mitra said on Friday.
Of the additional spending, Rs.12000 crore would be spent on oil subsidy, Rs.8000 crore on fertiliser subsidy and Rs.2459 crore on food subsidy, among others.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday the economy would grow by at least 8% in the year through March 2011. Asia's third largest economy would expand 7.2-7.5% in 2009-10, he told parliament.
Dr.Singh said prospects for the winter-sown crop are 'very encouraging'. He also said the government must pay good prices to farmers to ensure higher farm production. The prime minister said the government will take all practical measures to bring down food prices.
He said the government will continue commitment to pubic and private investment in agriculture. The prime minster said there is need to find ways and means to stabilise the sugar economy.
A good harvest is likely to bring down food inflation, which accelerated to nearly 18% in late February. The government, facing mounting criticism for rising food prices, is struggling to meet conflicting aims of controlling food inflation and trying to please farmers by paying them attractive prices.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor D Subbarao on Monday, 8 March 2010, said inflation should moderate in the coming months. He said the central bank will ensure that interest rate levels do not have a negative impact on the competitiveness of the economy. Should India need to manage inflationary expectations, the central bank could turn to its traditional mix of policy tools including use of both liquidity and cash reserve requirements, he said.
Subbarao said the government's plans to reduce the fiscal deficit this year and in 2011 would help to manage inflationary expectations and facilitate demand for private credit. The government's borrowing program is likely to proceed smoothly over the next financial year, he said. The government has set its gross market borrowing target for 2010/11 at a record Rs 4.57 lakh crore, up by 1.3% percent from the previous year, a move that has pushed bond prices lower as investors have anticipated a flood of fresh debt supply. Asked if he anticipated a sharp rise in levels of yields in 10-year government bonds, he said that yields had risen slightly this year but would be managed over the coming 12 months.
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee's budgetary proposals last week offered a progressive cut in fiscal deficit over the next three fiscal years, changed personal tax rates lifting disposable incomes in the hand of individuals and reduced surcharge on corporate tax for domestic companies to 7.5% from 10%.
The Finance Minister in his budget speech on Friday, 26 February 2010 said the government aims to introduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and implement the direct tax code from 1 April 2011.
The fiscal deficit is pegged at 5.5% of GDP for 2010-2011, lower than an estimated 6.8% for the current fiscal year. The finance minister said the government also aimed to reduce the deficit further to 4.8% of GDP in the year starting 1 April 2011, and to 4.1% in the year from 1 April 2012. He said there is a need to review stimulus and move towards fiscal consolidation and review public spending.
A thrust on the infrastructure sector augurs well from a long-term growth perspective. The Finance Minister has provided Rs 1.73 lakh crore for infrastructure development in 2010-2011, which accounts for over 46% of the total plan expenditure for the year.
The stock market has applauded the Union Budget 2010-2011 due to its thrust on infrastructure development, government's pledge to reduce fiscal deficit over the next three years, a smaller-than-expected 2% hike in excise duties, and reduction in taxes for individuals which will boost disposable income. The Finance Minister has assumed a modest GDP of about 8% and inflation of about 4.5% for 2010-2011.
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