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China patiently invested capital, skill and technology in coal gasification. Unlike it, we won’t move from words to action. As crude prices decline, we lose interest.
But the businessmen are also not complying with laws. If you do not comply with laws and still want no action from the government, then it also lead to many serious problems. In India, the corruption is allowing many businesses to survive. The cost of compliance is high compared to bribe.
Jan Vishwass Bill 2.0 will redice some of the harassment, by decriminalizing some perty crimes that were used to harass.
But beyond that, the country needs municipal reforms and judicial reforms.
Customs office is just one example that belongs to Centre. But most corruption happens at state and municipal level.
Absolutely agree. The local level corruption is still rampant and it’s mainly the bureaucrats. Does anyone in the country has the balls to touch the bureaucracy ?
Also I actually want everyone in this country to understand that 70% of ours problems are created by these bureaucrats. We should pass a law so that we can fire them and this whole notion “safe job” needs to go away.
Might have to go bit rogue and break some laws like Maharashtra did when they killed a lot of gangsters a decades ago to achieve the peace we see today. I am not suggesting violence btw, rather taking radical approach.
Thanks for talking about this. This is something only the central government can solve. They should have done it in 2014 when modi had a so much political capital that he could even get away with demonetization. Why is even congress there is this country? So useless.
That corruption is rampant, is everyone’s case. Mine too. But look at the author whitewashing all reasons why there was a public blowback against the Sonia govt. Clearly a biased view.
But the businessmen are also not complying with laws. If you do not comply with laws and still want no action from the government, then it also lead to many serious problems. In India, the corruption is allowing many businesses to survive. The cost of compliance is high compared to bribe.
Jan Vishwass Bill 2.0 will redice some of the harassment, by decriminalizing some perty crimes that were used to harass.
But beyond that, the country needs municipal reforms and judicial reforms.
Customs office is just one example that belongs to Centre. But most corruption happens at state and municipal level.
Absolutely agree. The local level corruption is still rampant and it’s mainly the bureaucrats. Does anyone in the country has the balls to touch the bureaucracy ?
Also I actually want everyone in this country to understand that 70% of ours problems are created by these bureaucrats. We should pass a law so that we can fire them and this whole notion “safe job” needs to go away.
Might have to go bit rogue and break some laws like Maharashtra did when they killed a lot of gangsters a decades ago to achieve the peace we see today. I am not suggesting violence btw, rather taking radical approach.
Thanks for talking about this. This is something only the central government can solve. They should have done it in 2014 when modi had a so much political capital that he could even get away with demonetization. Why is even congress there is this country? So useless.
That corruption is rampant, is everyone’s case. Mine too. But look at the author whitewashing all reasons why there was a public blowback against the Sonia govt. Clearly a biased view.