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UDAY of Piyush Goyal
UDAY of Piyush Goyal – For Pollution, Crippling Banking
May25, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
Losses of DICOMS and real cost of Power Supply is in the range of Rs.7-8 Per unit is entirely due Corrupt & Eccentric Policies of Center in –
Ø CREATING HUGE EXCESS CAPACITY.
Ø Not Supporting CLEAN HYDRO POWER Multipurpose Projects,
Ø Supporting TUBEWELL Irrigation than Canal Irrigation.
Ø Promoting Private Sector & Guarantee 16% to 20% return to promoters,
Ø Lame Duck MEGA SOLAR Parks than Rooftops – Rs.11 Cr Disadvantage.
Ø Gross Underutilization of Installed Capacity,
Ø Neglecting & Incompetent ENERGY EFFICIENCY,
Ø Gross Incompetence in Generation & Distribution,
Ø OVER CAPCITY TRANSMISSION GRID & THE IDEA OF GENERATING PRIVATE POWER IN KUTCHH & SELLING IT BIHAR!!!
Crippling Banking – Rs.10,00,000 Cr Scam
Reducing interest rates on DISCOM Debts ‘Essentially Arising out of Bills of Private Companies’ who charge FAKE DUES & BILL even when Units are not generating, their remote locations etc.
As per Executive Summary for March2016 P-32/40 – Average cost of Supply was Rs.2.54/U in 2004-05 and realization was Rs.2.09/U or Rs.0.45/U Losss.
This had already increased to Rs.501/U Cost & Rs.3.76/U realization in 2012-13 or Rs.1.25/U losses in spite of SUBSTANTIAL TARIFF INCREASES.
Thus DISCOM Losses SHOT UP 177% in 8 Yrs Period – MoP didn’t disclose Supply Cost for last three years – Must Be Between Rs.7/U & Rs.8/U.
CHARGING 8% Interest down from 12.5% to 14.5% would cause Rs.10,00,000 Cr Loss to PSU Banks over 25 Yrs.
As Given in Bullet Points – Loot, Inefficiency Shall Continue in Power Sector, Bank Sector Will Also Collapse.
Bank Loans to Farmers, MSMEs, Industry Shall Be Cut,
More Public Shall Go to MONEYLENDERS for Finance.
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India. Ph; 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
UNICEF: A Fair Start for Every Child
UNICEF # Fair Start
UNICEF:Fair Start for Every Child, UNICEF India launches public advocacy campaign as part of a media campaign for Every child to have a fair and equal chance in life irrespective of its placement in society.Every Child deserves a #Fair Start.
# Fair Start : UNICEF: A Fair Start for Every Child : A campaign to make-sanitation education food for all children.For some pocket money means wages.Violence and abuse of children needs social attention. Encourage debate to look around to motivate people to mitigate disparity. Reduce social evils open door for all child to have fair chance irrespective of social status.
A Fair Start for Every Child
NEUFC beats the competition ahead of ISL 2016
NEUFC beats the competition ahead of ISL 2016, successfully signs 5 quality players
Nirmal Chettri , Subrata Paul, Rowllin Borges, Shouvik Ghosh and Sumit Passi to provide Sergio Farias with a burgeoning Indian roster
New Delhi, 25 May 2016: NorthEast United Football Club added more pieces to complete their team jigsaw leading upto the Hero India Super League championship, by rolling in Nirmal Chettri, Rowllin Borges, Subrata Paul and Sumit Passi. However, NEUFC successfully warded off competition from other clubs to secure the signatures of these top and promising players.
The NorthEast United Football Club has been actively gearing up for the soon approaching third edition of ISL. After getting renowned Brazilian Football Manager, Sergio Farias on board as the head coach, the club went on to appoint Jerry and Zuala, the country’s most promising football talent from the LFC-DSK academy. Now, with the addition of Nirmal Chettri; who had finished as a runner-up in ISL-Season 1, Subrata Paul; one of India’s finest goal-keepers, Rowllin Borges; India’s most promising mid-fielder, Sumit Passi; a developing and potent young striker and Shouvik Ghosh; a solid and highly rated full-back , NEUFC has moved closer to completing it’s domestic roster.
Sharing his delight on appointing the young guns of Indian Football, John Abraham, Owner, NEUFC said, “I am absolutely thrilled with the signings of these football talents. Football runs in the blood of Nirmal, Subrata, Rowllin Sumit and Shouvik, a characteristic they have in common with the rest of the young lads at NEUFC. I extend a warm welcome to the new joinees in our growing family of passionate footballers and hope that together, we would achieve smashing results at the soon approaching season of the Hero ISL.”
Highlighting the key value these players would be bringing to the club, Ardeshir Jeejeebhoy, Director of Football for NEUFC said, “We have huge expectations from Nirmal Chettri who has quality I-League, ISL and international experience to strengthen our defense and give us an added edge because he is raring to go. Rowllin has displayed top form in the past one year a reliable and consistent performer. He is someone who anchors the mid-field and keeps the game ticking over. We definitely see a lot of promise in him in his positioning, passing abilities and foraging runs. Subrata Paul, on the other hand, displays remarkably quick instincts on field. He is a seasoned footballer and definitely would have a lot of wisdom to share with the boys. He commands a lot of respect in the Indian football fraternity being a captain of the National team and we are glad that he is on our side this season. Sumit has been on a remarkable goal-scoring spree in his last six games. He is young, enthusiastic and a team player. Lastly, Shouvik , who had a good first ISL season, is a very dependable and promising young lad who adds grit and steel at the back.
Nirmal Chettri, one of India’s most coveted full-backs shared his excitement, “I cannot wait to start playing for NorthEast United FC. It is my home and I am sure we will have a memorable season…one to remember.”
Rowllin also stated his delight on joining the Highlanders for Season 3 of the ISL, “ I am very happy that I signed for NorthEast United FC. I am looking forward to playing for the club this season and it’s passionate fans and helping it win the League.”
With over 355 I-League and ISL apperances combined between the five players, NEUFC gains experience, youth and talent which will surely be an asset for its campaign in the upcoming season. The addition of these five new players, along with the Brazilian manager, Jerry and Zuala and retainees from last season including TP Rehenesh, Robin Gurung, Seityasen Singh, Reagan Singh and Halicharan Narzary is paving the way for a solid Indian roster for Sergio Farias to choose from.
About NorthEast United Football Club
NorthEast United FC led by actor/ producer John Abraham, secured the North-East franchise because the region is the epicentre of footballing talent in the country. Thus on 13th April 2014, the Club, which encapsulates all eight states of the north-east, was conceived. It was a historic moment in Indian football as NorthEast United FC became the first team in the world to have a representation by region, rather than representation by city. We feel an immense amount of gratitude and responsibility towards our fans, especially in the north-east region.
The crest of NorthEast United FC was designed keeping the ethos of the club in mind. It features 8 stars at the top, representing each state of north-east India.
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