Justification for Doing Redevelopment

 
  Case No. 1 :--

'India's next government will have to bring in land, labour and financial sector reforms, to improve the productivity of the manufacturing sector and boost economic growth. These are the critical areas we need to work on.'

By Krishnamurthy Subramanian,
Chief Economic Advisor, in April 2019.
Source -- From the news

Read about the NFSCB. (See Part 1 of the Particulars.) I have written there about the extent of financial sector reforms that India needs.


  Case No. 2 :--

'The current government structure is not designed to take India to the next stage of development.'

By Mr. Rakesh Mohan,
Centre for Social and Economic Progress
The title of the article -- 'India needs third generation reforms'
Source --
The 'Opinion' Column, in Hindustan Times, Mumbai print edition dated 24.06.2021.
Mr. Rakesh Mohan, has served as CEA, EA to Ministry of Industry, GoI, Secretary Economic Affairs and Dy. Governor of RBI.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/india-needs-a-third-generation-of-reforms-101624449223050-amp.html


  Case No. 3 :--

'Reforms need a new imagination'; 'There is a need of decentralized local economic planning'.

By Yamini Aiyer,
Centre for Policy Research
The title of the article -- 'The 1991 Reforms and Indian Capitalism'
Source --
The 'Opinion' Column, in Hindustan Times, Mumbai print edition dated 30.06.2021.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/reforms-and-indian-capitalism-101624960517214.html 


I have suggested for the District Councils for Civil Services. (See Part 1 of the Particulars.)


  Case No. 4 :--

Mr. N. V. Ramana, the CJI, is recently seen having expressed concern about the sorry state of affairs of the House. While speaking at the independence day ceremony organized by the Supreme Court Bar Association, on 15.08.2021, the CJI attributed the falling standards of parliamentary debate to the absence of intellectuals and professionals in the parliament.

This shows that my suggestion for introducing a provision for sending the representatives of The Societies of the Professionals and Various Associations of the People for particular interests, to the House is a valid suggestion. (See Part 1 of the Particulars.)


  Case No. 5 :--
  • The Houses be presided over by a sitting judge, for avoiding partisan role.
  • The anti defection law should be relaxed, as the system of party whip nullifies the freedom of MPs and MLAs.

By Mr. Manish Tewari,
Member of Parliament, Indian Natinal Congress
The title of the article -- 'Restoring the integrity of the Indian parliament'
Source --
The 'Opinion' Column, in Hindustan Times, Mumbai print edition dated 22.08.2021.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/reforms-and-indian-capitalism-101624960517214.html


  Case No. 6 :--

Mr. N. K Singh, the Chairman of the 15th Finance Commission is known having raised a topic for public discussion on fiscal federalism. If states continue to disregard the question of fiscal prudence and intergenerational equality in distributing freebies to win votes, has the time come to consider the idea of sub-national bankruptcy in India ? This is the question raised by him. The Editorial in Hindustan Times dated 20.04.2022 states that, 'our constitutional framework does not provide for such a mechanism'.

Is there a way for India to stop the proliferation of this self-destructive freebie culture ? This is the question raised.

Source --
https://www.hindustantimes.com/editorials/the-dangers-of-freebie-culture-101650464383681.html

My answer for this question is doing Redevelopment of Our Democracy.


  Case No. 7 :--

While delivering the 19th DP Kohli Memorial Lecture of the CBI at Vigyan Bhawan (by end of March 2022), Mr. N. V. Ramana, the CJI is known to have expressed as follows. 'The country needs an independent umbrella institution with an oversight over agencies such as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO), as the image of the institutions has been tarnished by allegations of corruption, excesses, lack of impartiality, and a close nexus with the political class. This umbrella institution, he added, needs to be created through a comprehensive statute, clearly defining its powers, functions and jurisdictions.'

This shows that my suggestion for introducing various independent bodies, as New Organs of the State, mentioned in the beginning, is a valid suggestion. I have suggested a body to be named as 'National Vigilance Commission of Bhaarat' as the umbrella body for overseeing all investigation agencies.


  Case No. 8 :--

तारीख 19.06.2022 रोजीच्या महाराष्ट्र टाईम्समध्ये, न्या. नरेन्द्र चपळगावकर यांचा, 'राज्यसभा कशासाठी?' या शीर्षकाचा लेख प्रकाशित झाला आहे. 'येत्या काळात राज्यसभा आणि काही राज्यात अस्तित्वात असलेल्या विधानपरिषदा रद्द करा, अशी मागणी होण्याचा संभव आहे' असेही त्यांनी लिहीलेले आहे.

Source --
https://maharashtratimes.com/editorial/samwad/rajya-sabha-election-and-constitution-of-india/articleshow/92311747.cms

जर तसे असेल तर त्याचा अर्थ असा असू शकतो की, घटनेमधील अनेक तरतुदी आता कालबाह्य झालेल्या आहेत किंवा काळाच्या ओघात निरूपयोगी झालेल्या आहेत. 'भारतीय लोकशाहीचा पुनर्विकास' करणे हा त्यावरचा उपाय आहे. तो वेळच्या वेळी करण्यातच सर्वांचे हित असेल.


  Case No. 9 :--

'When you look at how Parliament has developed since Independence, it seems party leaderships have been strengthened at the cost of MPs, and political parties have gained at the cost of legislatures.'

Mr. Karan Thapar, a noted journalist.
The title of article -- 'How effectively are India's legislatures functioning ?'
Source --
The 'Opinion' Column, in Hindustan Times, Mumbai print edition dated 24.07.2022.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/how-effectively-are-india-s-legislatures-functioning-101658585877875.html

This is why we need to eliminate all political parties. I have already suggested as how we can do so. Read about the Salient Features of Redevelopment.


  Case No. 10 :--

'Without a robust financial sector, it will not be possible to sustain rapid growth in the country. Hence it is important that the design of India's financial architecture be thought anew.'

By Mr. Pramit Bhattacharya, a journalist from Chennai.
The title of article -- 'Two lessons from the scandal at NSE'
Source --
The 'Opinion' Column, in Hindustan Times, Mumbai print edition dated 26.07.2022.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/two-lessons-from-the-scandal-at-nse-101658761113321.html

I have suggested for such new type of the architecture in broad view. Read about the NFSCB.



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Doing the Redevelopment or the Upgradation of Our Democracy, by whatever name you wish to refer to it, is the right way of responding to such troubles or the anticipated needs. 

 

Last updated on 2022.07.30; (First uploaded here on 2022.07.30.)
 

 

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