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Should capital punishment be abolished in India?
The opponents of capital punishment believe that capital punishment is not a deterrent to capital crimes. Deterrence is a function not only of a punishment's severity, but also of its certainty and…Continue
Started Apr 19
Travel like a President
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On 26.3.2012, The Times of India reported that in response to an RTI, the government has said that since assuming office in 2007, the country's first woman president Smt Pratibha Patil has run up a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anna Tamang Mar 30.
Recruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles.
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According to a recent news report in The Times of India (dated 21.3.2012), Nepalese Government may ban the recruitment of Gorkhas of Nepal in foreign armies including Indian army in line with the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by deo pradhan Mar 26.
Tourist tax
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With effect from November 15, 2011, cash strapped Darjeeling administration is likely to set up a Gate near the Ghoom railway station to levy a tourist tax of Rs 3 per person from tourists visiting…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dinesh Gorkha Rai Oct 22, 2011.
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S. S. Anand replied to Dinesh Gorkha Rai's discussion Telecom major tells hill customers to clear dues in 15 days or face property attachment"Morally entire dues should be paid. Legally dues upto 3 years prior to date of filing suit, when filed (not barred by limitation) should be paid. Politically, whatever political parties, Govt & BSNL decide should be paid. There is provision…"
S. S. Anand replied to Dinesh Gorkha Rai's discussion First of its kind "Gorkha war musuem" in the country""If anyone says he's not afraid of dying, he is either lying or he is a Gurkha." - Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw"
S. S. Anand posted a discussionShould capital punishment be abolished in India?
The opponents of capital punishment believe that capital punishment is not a deterrent to capital crimes. Deterrence is a function not only of a punishment's severity, but also of its certainty and frequency. The argument most often cited in support of capital punishment is that the threat of execution influences criminal behavior more effectively than imprisonment does. As plausible as this claim may sound, in actuality the death penalty fails as a deterrent for several reasons. A punishment…See More
Anna Tamang replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Travel like a President"Its simply the "Misuse of Power" and thats the reason why India cannot fight poverty. The People in prestigious positions are all out to suck all they can.........worse than the Mosquitoes that suck our blood! I…"
Facebook replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Travel like a President"This is so strange! Bringing your family friends along makes it a vacation / holiday trip or better known as a "World Tour". And I honestly, don't understand the need for taking so many trips. Is that what the President does?"
S. S. Anand posted a discussionTravel like a President
On 26.3.2012, The Times of India reported that in response to an RTI, the government has said that since assuming office in 2007, the country's first woman president Smt Pratibha Patil has run up a travel bill of Rs 205 crore, surpassing all her predecessors. President Patil has gone on 12 foreign trips, covering 22 countries across four continents. A trip to South Africa is said to be on the anvil. Caught in a controversy over the President's travel expenses amounting to over Rs 200 crore,…See More
deo pradhan replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Recruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles."If the Nepal Govt. can provide jobs then it is a very a good decision for both sides but if they fail then ....................?
But to the Indian Gorkhas more jobs would be created."
GorkheyDevine replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Recruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles."Dear Mr. S S Anand As you have said “Indian domicile Gorkhas” comes places like Dehradun, Darjeeling and Dharamshala,you like should be knowing that in Places Meghalaya , Assam , Manipur gorkhas have history…"
GorkheyDevine replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Recruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles."Dear Mr. S S Anand As you have said “Indian domicile Gorkhas” comes places like Dehradun, Darjeeling and Dharamshala,you like should be knowing that in Places Meghalaya , Assam , Manipur gorkhas have history…"
ranjeet baral replied to S. S. Anand's discussion Recruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles."the Nepalese government first should guarantee jobs to these potential people before scrapping the treaty-whats wrong with it-next they may want compulsory PP at the borders-they should get their priorities set right instead of harping on issues…"
S. S. Anand posted a discussionRecruitment of Gorkhas in Indian Army, paramilitary and police forces like Assam Rifles.
According to a recent news report in The Times of India (dated 21.3.2012), Nepalese Government may ban the recruitment of Gorkhas of Nepal in foreign armies including Indian army in line with the recommendations of its parliament's report “Nepal's Foreign policy in the Changed Context, 2012”. According to this news report, over 25,000 Nepalese currently serve in the Indian Army's seven Gorkha Rifles (1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 9th & 11th), each of which has five to six battalions (800 to…See More
S. S. Anand replied to Neetu Lama's discussion Women can't keep secrets!"Business secrets are however safer with women confidential secretaries and other female staff."
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