I was thinking about our great motherland 'India' yesterday nite. How good, bad, ugly it has become in time. how we escape to US or someother country for studies, work, etc(including me) .. i feel kalam's dream would be a dream with the likes of sibhusoren, our own great grandfather M Karunanidhi and all those MP's waving crores on the parliment. never know where we are going to end up... 'Change.. We believe in' is the tag we are also waiting for. A decade from now, there is stil nothing u see on the greener side for india. may be from grayer it may become blacker.. ive some rules that should be put forth by the Indian government to make ourselves better for the next gen atleast.
Rule No 1:. In my company, we have a policy. our top management's families will not make into the company. doing so may stop raising some eyebrows like 'he is the son of ... '. similarly, we should have something like no politicians family should foray into politics. (mainly targetted on karunanidhis family.)
Rule No 2: A minimum qualification of Master's should be there. And it should be from a valid univ. its not like if u have a doctrate from kalasailingam college u ll make it. or a doctrate awarded by Jeppiar will make it..
Rule No 3: Reduce the tenure of holding the office. 5 years is a long time.
Rule No 4: No on road travelling for any minister. he might be eligible enough for a helicopter either. when we have the CM or any minister on road, u ve unbelievable traffic, security and more than that u've all the sideroads illuminated with tubelights and party flags( keata, current ey illannu solla veandiyathu... ungaluke ipade panrathuku asingama illa!!) i was travelling from guindy to adyar last week when the whole stretch from guindy to Anna Univ was lit up with tubelights as our beloved CM was in Anna univ for some felicitation. that made me add this rule. Ministers vara traffic-a reduce paninaale pothum. no need for unnecessary bridges.
Rule 5: Any rowdyism will lead to non-bailable arrests and if a ruling party is proved responsible for that, the ministry should be dissolved with immediate effect and voting should take place for the next election.
Rule 6: Derived from Rule 5. All cases in court should have the end date before commencing the case. this is made to ensure that we dont have to wait for 9 years for a hit and run case or wait for 2 decades to find who killed Rajiv Gandhi. And importantly, if a terrorist is caught he should be killed then and there, not waiting for him to appear in the court and have indefinite talks with Pakistan or someother country on whether to release him or not.
Rule 7: If a judge is unfair, his immediate senior wil have the license to do whatever he wants. if he does some mistake, his sr will have the license to do anything and so on.. this hierarchy should go till the CM. if the CM himself is found with fault, it should be to the open public to decide. people are not mere puppets who vote once in 5 yrs. people should get more involved. and during this time no party should seek the support of the voters. it should not be like the elections where parties persude ppl.
Rule 8: There should be no walking out from the assembly/ parliment. those who violate should be dismissed with immediate effect and should nt take part in the next upcoming election. even if it is boring they had to stay in the assembly. We guys have been sitting in professors classroom sessions for more than 15 years, why the hell u want to leave the assembly. hear to wat the opposition had to say and place ur arguments opposing or supporting them.
Frankly however rules we make, we need the officials to be honest and fair.
I know there are a lot more that just these 8 rules. I myself have some more. will add those on course. Try adding ur thoughts too and if u think pass on the blog address to ur frnds.Lets atleast see what all ideas others have(even if doesnot get implemented).
I'm least bothered even if there are 0 comments on this post but stil lets c how many ppl comment on this.
"Lets make the rules stronger so that no one breaks them" - Sridhar :)
3 comments:
my thoughts to add on..
Retirement age of 65 for all ministers, MPs and MLAs.. People who rule now are all pallu pona thathas..
Nice post.. will surely add some as i think..
Great post (if read by a average Indian), else its crap... No offense buddy. Now let me try to think from the politicos hat...
Rule No 1: There would be protests from all over the nation that we might miss a Indira or a Rajiv Gandhi or a great Stalin or Alagiri because of such rules. Y do you want such unrests Sri????
Rule No 2: Alas the university Grants is with the central government man. All will get free MBA if they vote for XYZ party. Y spoil the remaining good universities Sri????
Rule No 3: Concept of Penomy will grow like never before. Thanks to Lalu for prior exhibits. Y make all the politicos think Sri????
Rule 5: We will see rules defining that even murder is also not a crime, then there wont be criminals. Y let them change rules Sri????
Rule 6: This is against the Human rights. Every person must have the rights to have is say and prove he/she is not a offender.Y offend Human Rights Sri????
Rule 7: How are you going to implement this? Even the judges and the president have been proved to be in the black list. Y conduct a election for each and everything Sri????
Rule 8: [You have missed out sleeping and piking noses] This will again be a rule to torment the rights of a representative and hence all his voters. Y Sri????
Naga's Comment: Nayanthara is ever 17. Karunanidhi will turn 43 suddely from 82. You Naga???
Rule 4: This is alone a really feasible rule. Lets see. I have also told people about this before.
Conclusion: Like me, my friend SRIDHAR and Naga are also dreaming of a better place to live in.
I can you see that you are pissed with whats happening presently...
But I am not sure... if your rules will help. Rules have to be designed so that it can handle past, present and future... These rules I would say were designed when in haste... no offense.
These has to be fine tuned and implemented.Nice try.
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