Thursday, December 26, 2013

RaGa ready with new bills….

As the Loksabha elections are approaching in 2014, RaGa is busy passing new bills daily to solve all the problems of this country.

After massive success(claimed by him and duly supported by Diggy) achieved by food security bill, right to water bill and Jan lokpal(Jokepal) bill, RaGa is ready with a list of new bills to be passed in parliament. This includes Right to air, Right to Dhoop(Sun), Right to beer and blanket(required during elections), Anti crying bill, Right to potty and whole lot of other bills.

We have tried analysing these proposed bills and this is our analysis –

Right to air – After ensuring food for everybody via popular food security bill, RaGa wants to provide good air to all dalits and minorities, hence the bill. Other upward classes are already enjoying good air, says Diggy. 

Right to Dhoop – Having ensured food and air, RaGa wants to ensure good dhoop for everybody especially Dalits. Dalits will get 27% reservation in Dhoop. There is some reservation for other minorities as well. MMS is worried about foggy and cloudy days and hence has offered to leave if RaGa wants to become PM. 

This bill should solve the issues of BJP and congress workers who are staying in shelters meant for muzaffarnagar riot victims but we will not support it in parliament says MSY.

Right to beer and blanket – Since the country is prospering and food is available to everybody, the next round of facilities comes in the form of right to beer and blanket. Though, Finance Minister Chidambaram has a different view that if people start having food, beer and blanket, it will increase inflation but RaGa is determined to pass this bill. Sibbal says that passing this bill won’t increase inflation but implementing it might.

Right to Potty – My Grandma taught me that eating food leads to potty – Says RaGa. Since, people will now have food and beer too, potty is inevitable. Hence, the right to potty bill. Dalits and minorities will be issued special potty cards like the Aadhar cards. Other communities are already doing potty since independence, says Diggy.
Nandan Nilekani is concerned about potty cards.

Anti crying bill – This bill is going to be a landmark. Through this bill, RaGa will ensure that kids won’t cry whether it is at their home or anywhere else.
No kid should be allowed to cry. Parents have a right to peaceful sleep. Rahulji never cried – Says Diggy praising RaGa that only he can think of such innovative ways of serving nation.

Anti flood bill – This country can’t afford floods, says RaGa. The damage caused in Uttarakhand was tremendous. Hence, we should pass anti flood bill to prevent floods from coming.

There are a few more bills under demand across the nation. For eg – After lalu being free, animals in Bihar are demanding fodder security bill.

A few politicians are demanding bill for Prevention from Jan lokpal and corruption security bill.

A small farmer from Haryana wants land security bill for 260 hectares of land purchased by him in Rajasthan.

Then, there is onion bill, potato bill, tomato bill, bread and butter bill, salt price bill, diaper and diaper rash bill, khujli bill, and so on..

We will come soon with a fresh post on upcoming bills.

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Bihar floods

Almost 5 yrs back in 2008, i wrote on the same blog about bihar floods -

http://www.anuragdangi.blogspot.in/2008/09/bihar-floods.html

And nothing has changed even now.

http://www.firstpost.com/india/over-hundred-villages-flooded-in-bihar-as-rivers-rise-948551.html

"Flood waters entered over 100 villages in Bihar in the past 24 hours, forcing people to abandon their homes, as many rivers in the state rose and posed a threat to other villages too, officials said on Thursday.All the inundated villages are in the flood-prone districts of Purnea, Araria, Kishanganj, Muzaffarpur and Katihar.
Representational image. PTI
Representational image. PTI
“Flood waters entered more than 100 villages of Amaur block in Purnea, Forbesganj and Sikti in Araria and Kochadham in Kishanganj. In Muzaffarpur, dozens of villages were inundated in Aurai and Katra blocks,” an official of the state disaster management department said.
The department officials toldIANS that fear of floods is gripping villages again in Bihar, with water levels rising in several rivers following heavy rain in the state and in the catchment areas in neighbouring Nepal.
“Water levels in the Mahananda, Bagmati, Kamla Balan, Gandak, Bodhi Gandak and Kosi rivers are showing rising trend over the past two days, threatening hundreds of villages in over half a dozen districts,” the official said.
An unconfirmed report said that at least eight people, including three schoolgirls, have drowned in the flood water.
The Bihar government has alerted engineers and asked them to keep a 24-hour vigil in the area.
“All engineers have been directed to be ready with necessary equipment and boulders to face any situation and to protect the embankments,” Rajeshwar Dayal, engineer-in-chief (north)at the water resources department, said.
However, Bihar Water Resources Development Minister Vijay Kumar said all embankments were safe, and there was no need to panic.
He said the eastern Kosi embankment, which had breached in 2008 flooding five districts of northern Bihar, was totally safe.
“The embankment was strengthened and breach repair work was completed,” he said.
In 2008, more than three million people were rendered homeless in Bihar when the Kosi river breached its bank upstream in Nepal and changed course.
It was said to be the worst flood in Bihar in the last 50 years."
Whatever the politicians claim but at the ground level - its equally sad as it was 60 years back. 
People have lost homes and lives in Assam too. And nobody wants to talk about that. 

Tuesday, May 21, 2013


Today's Newspaper (TOI) has a big news about Rs 20 lakh being recovered from a cricketer's residence who was part of spot fixing.
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And a small news of 2 ministers involved in Rs 1410 cr scam wherein UP lokayukta has asked them to return Rs 423 cr.
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Is it like corruption from politicians is acceptable and it doesn’t matter??
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Or even if it matters, it doesn’t matter so much..

In the former case, tax payer’s money is not involved whereas in latter, tax payer’s money is involved.

So what should be probed first??

Betting is done willing fully by people and it is even legal in so many countries. We haven’t heard of people being forced to bet.

But tax payer has no option but to pay up and see his money being siphoned off by these crooks. Siphoning off tax payer's money like this is not legal in any country in the world.

So where should the police be investigating hard??

Friday, May 17, 2013

तुम ख़रीदो और वो बिक जाए तो सही है


तुम ख़रीदो और वो बिक जाए तो सही है
और वो खुद बिक जाए किसी गैर को
तो जुर्म है

आख़िर खरीद फ़रोख़्त की शुरुआत आप ही ने तो करी थी ना

वैसे भी भ्रष्टाचार करना क्या केवल नेताओ का हक़ है

क्या सांसद और विधायक खुले आम नही बिकते
इन्होने कौन सा जुर्म कर दिया?

40 हज़ार करोड़ के कारोबार को रोकने के लिए क्या 40 लाख लेने वाले को पकड़ा जाता है

असली मुजरिम का तो आप सिर्फ़ अपनी मौत मरने का इंतज़ार कर रहे है
क्योंकि उसे पकड़ना आपके वश का नहीं

और इन बच्चो को पकड़ कर वाहवाही लूटना चाहते हैं.

Sreesanth should participate in Big Boss 7

Sreesanth is now the most eligible participant for Big Boss 7.

The slapgate controversy with Harbhajan followed by slapgate denial and slapgate reassurance controversy, the latest spot fixing controversy has ensured that he has enough of controversies around him to make him most eligible for Big Boss 7.

In between there was this Appam chutiya controversy too associated with him during his Kings XI Punjab days.

Apart from all this, he is said to be a good dancer and can shake legs with some bollywood (so called) celebrities.

He will get a good opportunity to explain why he had hung his towel before bowling that over and how he tried hard not to give 25 runs in one over.

Not sure but Colors can also consider Harbhajan and Yuvraj as they will be free post IPL and this will ensure good TRPs along with Sreesanth.





Wednesday, April 3, 2013

My Frustration...


The more I read these newspapers, more I feel frustrated and unhappy about myself and surroundings. I read 7-10 newspapers daily. Thanks to e-papers and iPad apps. Newspapers cause frustration.

For instance -

1.Why do we need to allocate Rs 17,500 cr @ 3% to telecom industry through telecom funds? We, the taxpayers are already enjoying the best of the call rates in the world.
This looks like a plan wherein this money will be siphoned off to earn at least 9-10% risk free interest for 5 years and then may be paid back. I mean why 3%.

2.Why should Sanjay Dutt be pardoned when crime has been proved and Supreme Court has given a verdict? Why Markandey katju should be allowed to speak whatever he wants and why is media covering it?
On one hand Sanjay Dutt says, he won’t ask for a pardon. On the other hand, his friends Amar singh and Jayaprada are submitting a proper application for pardon to the Governor.Why should a Digvijay singh be allowed to say that he (Sanjay Dutt) was a kid(he was 34 in 1993) and hence should be pardoned?

According to Diggy – Sanjay Dutt was a kid at 34 but Rahul Gandhi was ready to become PM at 39 (3 yrs back approx).

3.Why is the entire congress shouting for Rahul Gandhi to become PM since long when we the voters haven’t even voted in 2014?

4.What gives Vijay Mallya the courage to go to Bombay high court questioning the decision of banks to sell shares when he has not been paying up since last 2 years? And this in a country where if a common man doesn’t pay 2 EMIs, his car is taken away.

5.Why should some official sitting in US say that not granting patent to Novartis will hamper investments in India? Novartis is already selling that drug for Rs 15000 which otherwise is being sold by others for 7/8k. And by patenting they want to sell it at upwards of Rs 100,000.

6.Jayalalitha is worried about Tamils in Srilanka. Are all Tamils in Tamilnadu happy and fine?

7. And then we have a poor guy called Kapil Sibal who says that the development in Gujarat happened with central funds. So, what’s wrong in that? Central or state – They anyway are public funds (Tax payer’s money) meant for development.

8.Why should PM not appear before JPC in 2G scam investigation? His minister A Raja has named him and it’s very logical for the PM to be called. And then congress appoints Rashid Alvi to say that PM has nothing to do with 2G. It’s ridiculous. He was PM when it all happened.

9.Why do we elect a MP whose party has not even contested 272 seats (required to form government at centre)?
That’s the reason we have hung parliament. Actually, the voters are hung.

10. A real estate regulator takes more than five years to come. Because there are vested interests.

11. After being a chief minister for more than 10 years, Nitish Kumar wants a special status or backward status for his state. What was he doing all these years?

12.Talking Hinduism is communal and talking Islam is secular.  And in a country which has 70% Hindu population. How long will this go on?

13.Why should we have a Hindu law or a Muslim law? Law is law – same for all. Try breaching it and face it.

14.Why do you want to make set top boxes compulsory? If they are better, people will buy them on their own.

Yes, it’s easy to question everything around and I can probably write a few more pages but the point is that why do we accept so much of mediocrity in the system.

Mediocre are weak, they play safe and get the most conservative results. They keep crying and never act.
Mediocrity creates frustration. Mediocrity needs to be thrown out.