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in a message dated 15/08/2012 22:20:32 gmt daylight time, kumar2786@hotmail.com writes: one man in india, manmohan singh can really put a break on the fast running train of corruption. the million dollars question is why he does not do it ? the picture (see below) will provide you an answer that you need to first grasp and then fully analyze it. here is a simple explanation. all the ministers run their dirty work under the supervision of prime minister and the prime minister run the dirty politics because he is under total control of sonia. once again the question is why and what is the way out for pm-manmohan singh? only two logical options based upon the known facts. one option for him, is to run away from the politics and possibly leave india. second one, which is more feasible, is that sonia relieves him from the job. the option to retire for manmohan and go far away from the grip of sonia, needs lot of personal courage which he does not have it. as far as sonia relieving him from the job, depends upon how fast her loyal mps agrees to install rahul as pm of india. he already missed the opportunity to go to presidential house which he dearly wished. some how mamta disclosed and sonia must have felt otherwise to avoid giving credit to mamta. even our scriptures teach us that 'money power' will be the supreme power in 'kali-yuga'. it depends whether you believe in such things or not but all the predictions done by our "realized ancestors", have materialized true so far. sonia is powerful beyond imagination of "aam-aadmi" because of her grip on unlimited resources of all kind. whether she has white money or black money power, is irrelevant. kumar arun august 14, 2012 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- date: mon, 13 aug 2012 15:38:29 +0530 subject: [scw] soniag governance: power without responsibility -- venky vembu from: kalyan97@gmail.com part time remote jobs for amazon 13.8.12 soniag governance: power without responsibility -- venky vembu the unseen hand: how sonia gandhi operates as super pm by venky vembu 10 mins ago monday, august 13th 03:29 pm ist the power behind the throne, the super prime minister, and the resident behind the high walls of 10, janpath is the ultimate authority who must be obeyed, but who hovers beyond all notions of accountability. afp also see sonia is 'super-pm', not taking pm post no sacrifice: bjp for bjp, blocking sonia's bid for pm has proved a blunder in february 2011, the then union minister for tribal affairs, kantilal bhuria, received a letter from congress party president and upa chairperson sonia gandhi. in that letter, sonia gandhi offered some suggestions to bhuria in respect of the forest rights act, which was then at a draft stage, based on her discussions with her ?itchen cabinet? the jholawala brigade formally known as the national advisory council. it is hard to understand bhuria? state of mind at that time, but for some unfathomable reason, he didn? exactly jump with alacrity at having received ?uggestions?for changes in the draft rules to policy emerging from the extra-constitutional authority housed in 10, janpath. he didn?, for instance, say ?i, huzoor??and incorporate the policy suggestions. perhaps in a moment of political naivete, he had deluded himself into believing that as the minister, he had final say over policy matters in government. he therefore sat on sonia gandhi? letter for a couple of months. meanwhile, sonia gandhi, and her kitchen cabinet, were getting quite antsy over the delay in the minister? responsiveness. in june, sonia gandhi sent another letter pointing out that the minister had been less than agile in responding to the suggestions for policy changes. ?he ministry of tribal affairs was requested to inform nac regarding the progress on the implementation of the recommendations,?the letter pointed out. ?e have now been informed that the recommendations of the nac have been processed and are awaiting your approval.? sonia gandhi ?the super pm. bhuria wrote back in response, but rather than comply with the suggestion, he had the gall to reject the suggestions forwarded by her! with that letter, the brave but foolish bhuria virtually sealed his fate. the words ?ff with his head?may or may not have reverberated in 10, janpath, but in the cabinet reshuffle the next month, bhuria was unceremoniously sacked. in his place was appointed v kishore chandra deo, who knowing what was required of him, promptly took on board the ?uggestions?from on top, which eventually made it into law. that episode is revealed from documents that economic times secured under the right to information act, all of which go to establish just how actively sonia gandhi was involved in steering legislation on important social welfare policies, and even deciding the fate of ministers based on action taken on her ?uggestions? the details of the documents, which economic times reports on, validate what was always known in a general way: that sonia gandhi, as the power behind the throne, was the ?uper prime minister??or she who must be obeyed. what they additionally reveal is the extent of her involvement in the minutiae of policy matters, and her extraordinary exertions in pushing them through cabinet and parliament. they also show up the hollowness of the claim that in a parliamentary system of government , it is the prime minister who is the final arbiter on policy matters. according to the details that the newspaper secured from the nac secretariat, even the prime minister received at least 25 letters in 2010 from sonia gandhi (in addition to the 17 that various cabinet ministers received from her) nudging him to steer policy in a direction that the nac deemed fit. even if the letters to him offer merely ?uggestions?and ?ecommendations??not commandments , bhuria? experience, and what is generally known of the power dynamics within the upa government suggest that anyone who didn? fall in line would have paid for not abiding by sonia gandhi? extra-constitutional authority. strikingly, almost all of sonia gandhi? interventions appear to have been made in respect of policy initiatives that are central to her social welfarist outlook, and issues that are of interest to her from the point of view of elections. indicatively, these relate to the nrega, the food security provision, affairs relating to the tribal communities, and issues of manual scavenging and so on. in some cases, sonia gandhi? interventions introduce some positive, common sensical provisions in proposed legislation that ought to have been considered in the normal course within the policymaking framework of the government. for instance, et writes, at her intervention, the protection of women against sexual harassment at workplace bill of 2010 was amended to include domestic workers. again, in another instance, the then law minister m veeerappa moily is nudged into coordinating with the ministry of women and child development to frame legislation to address sexual offences against children. but equally, the documents that economic times offer a glimpse into are illuminating for the areas in which ?uper prime minister?sonia gandhi doesn? appear to have applied her mind or made active interventions. among these are some of the biggest issues confronting the country, including the economic slowdown, and the fiscal crisis, some of which owed directly to her social welfarist agenda (on which she was actively steering policy). this isn? the first time that an extra-constitutional authority has wielded such direct influence over policy matters and ministers. during rajiv gandhi? tenure as prime minister, sonia gandhi? family associate ottavio quattrocchi wielded enormous powers over ministers and top bureaucrats. he even secured unprecedented access to confidential information sent to the prime minister? office. to the eternal consternation of even top bureaucrats, he could recount the confidential notings that they had made on files they had sent to their ministers. the latest instances of policy interventions by sonia gandhi that the et report shows up are the most egregious manifestation of the ?ower without responsibility?charade that underwrites the upa government. even the prime minister may nominally be held accountable for the policy decisions he or his government takes. but the power behind the throne, the super prime minister, and the resident behind the high walls of 10, janpath is the ultimate authority who must be obeyed, but who hovers beyond all notions of accountability. http://www.firstpost.com/india/the-unseen-hand-how-sonia-gandhi-operates-as-super-pm-416285.html s. kalyanaraman https://sites.google.com/site/kalyan97/national-water-grid https://sites.google.com/site/indianoceancommunity1/

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