RTI would definitely help the rural
peoples but if only such provisions are put in place in the act.
For instance to take up on one example. There are as as many rural
individuals and households whose private lands had to be surrendered
for developmental works mostly for road construction, school
extension/new construction and hospital and Basic Health Unit (BHU)
constructions. But they are still awaiting for the replacement, some
are as old as more then a decade, yet unresolved even today.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
Traditional conservation can it be for economic boom..?
Loss of traditional structures an economic disaster in making, Dont you think so?
The Rupee crunch in shooting, I think
is because of the adaption of modern culture into our housing and
construction boom, mainly the housing to be precise.
If this is not all the one, I believe it is the one of the main cause.
How many aspects of imports does it
accompany, the labour import and the materials of different kind that
contributes to unemployment and slashing the local products and local
traditional structures.
Had we been in our own nation sticked
to our own traditional ways but with revolution ofcourse, it would
not have been such a economic disaster in making.
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