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  BUDGET 2025 AT A GLANCE SOME KEY PROVISIONS SARASIJ MAJUMDER   1.       10,000 additional seats to be inculcated in Medical Institutes in one year; 75,000 additional   medical seats will be created in next 5 years. 2.       100 GW target for Nuclear Power Generation by 2047. 3.       40,000 new houses will be added under Swayam Housing scheme. 4.       50 New Tourists’ destination will be developed by next year . 5.       A Maritime Development Fund with a corpus of ₹ 25,000 crore to be set up, with up to 49 per cent contribution by the Government, and the balance from ports and private sector. 6.       Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) : 50,000 such labs are to be set up in government schools in 5 years. This is a part of Atal Innovation Mission (AIM). Comment: In my opinion, t...
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SOME NIGGLING IRRITANTS

NEED IMMEDIATE ATTENTION

SARASIJ MAJUMDER

INDUSTRY, , EMPLOYMENT:

1.      Railways where unreserved ticket less passengers  occupy the seat whereas passengers with ticket and reservation are not able to sit. This is true for less prestigious trains, and NON-AC compartments. Ticket Checkers are either absent, or don’t work.

2.      Very few semiconductor companies invested in India even after govt PPO. We need to develop this sector “FAST” .

3.      ‘Skill India' programme is not successful. In need attention.

4.      FMCG sector is not producing quality product, yet price is way high. This is a very important sector for common people, and need to be developed.

5.      Government jobs promised by BJP is a bad policy.  Provide importance to self-employment,  and Micro -Small entrepreneurship.

6.      A large working class is overly dependent on IT sector and we have seen recession in it causing huge layoff and  re-placement requirement.

CHINA

7.      China will not solve Boundary problems with INDIA, without “LARGE CONCESSION” which INDIA can’t accept. This is visible. But—how can we get out/ reduce our raw material supply dependence on CHINA? Pharma sector is heavily dependent on import of raw materials from CHINA. Statistics prove.

8.      Also—we have to reduce overall  IMPORT-EXPORT imbalance with CHINA.  Mr. NEHRU had CHINA FIRST policy. We shall replace that by CHINA LAST policy

EDUCATION

9.      The  education system follows ANTIQUATED  syllabus, whereas  industry is MODERNIZED. A GAP is created. We have large number of youth with some educational certificates but  no employable skill. The NEP was introduced few years ago but it isn't much effective in tackling this. I will write and post a detailed BLOG on this, later.

DHARMA- (RELIGION IS DIFFERENT)

10.  THE PLACES OF WORSHIP (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1991 NO. 42 OF 1991 [18th September, 1991.] NEED TO BE REVISED. DESTROYED HINDU TEMPLES SHALL BE REBUILT.

11.  Government has to abolish WAQF ACT, as soon as possible.

12.  Hindus abused frequently by some politicians (in south, particularly), by celebrities of Bollywood,  Secularists (particularly in Bengal) Lutyens’s Gang, or some other influencing Intellectuals,  even though HINDUS are in majority. We should have a law to protect our SANATANI  sentiments.

13.  Nupur Sharma’s punishment is much more in comparison, and she is sidelined when she spoke the truth. The only negative side was—her statement could be, and was abused by Muslim Countries. BJP should have silently warned her—that’s all.

ILLEGAL IMIGRANT

14.  All Rohingyas shall be deported. There is multiple report that they have settlement in Delhi, U.P., Jammu, Kashmir and Hyderabad. A separate department shall handle this in a time bound manner. By 2025 this chapter shall be closed.

15.  The NRC in Assam was implemented by court order,  and it should be extended to whole North East and West Bengal, where huge population of illegal immigrants are not only using govt incentives ,  but also at conflict with the local people creating LAW & ORDER problem.

MUSLIMS WHO ARE INDIANS

16.  Salim khan of BOLYWOOD—is FIRST Indian, then MUSLIM. He always supported BJP, and Mr. Modi.  BJP  may  take his service to spread Indianness amongst MUSLIMS, who are living  citizens of INDIA.

There are similar minded INDIAN FIRST MUSLIMS. We need to unite them.

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