Most of the senior executives/ senior bureaucrats become timid in taking bold decisions in 2 years period before retirement with a fear that wrong decision taken by them will affect the release of their pension. Had they taken those decisions in time it would have affected the lives of millions of people in a positive way but for protecting their own pension. This raises a question on democratic system whether they want to do good for millions of people or tolerate such a selfish creature of democracy. If the age war for pension is removed & it is made voluntary, the losses to the exchequer will be much less than the salaries to effective persons. These 2 years before maturity needs to be considered seriously before the country goes to doll drums. The syndrome 2 years of prematurity needs serious view by democrats in India as there is no social security for the employees.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Least concern of the Government on the problem of Narcotics & Psychotropic Substances
Every society is grappled by the abuse of drugs resulting into crippling the family members of the abusers. I was talking to a Director Family Welfare of a State Government. I was astonished that there has been no training on the subject and no person at state level designated for rehabilitation of drug addicts. The NGOs working for the cause are the victims of bureaucracy and corruption. The economic loss caused by drug addiction is much more than any single disease in India but negligible attention on the issue.
It appears the priorities in health services are decided by business motives, The disease like TB, Leprosy, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS and similar diseases requiring huge treatment costs and promoting big business are of higher priority.
Where are be leading?
It appears the priorities in health services are decided by business motives, The disease like TB, Leprosy, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS and similar diseases requiring huge treatment costs and promoting big business are of higher priority.
Where are be leading?
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