Posted by sanjaykaul on October 15, 2011 · 2 Comments
Why the recent mobilisation of the youth and the country on corruption could end in a whimper if the correct lessons are not sought. And, how political reform and citizen engagement are the real solutions. It has now been analyzed threadbare that what looked like a comprehensive outpouring of public sympathy for Anna Hazare’s … Read more
Filed under Governance · Tagged with Anna Hazare, BJP, citizen, civil society, Congress, Corruption in India, democracy, Election Commission, Lokpal Bill, Parliament, PM, Right to Recall, Right to Reject, Sanjay Kaul
Posted by sanjaykaul on July 31, 2011 · 1 Comment
This last month has been a smorgasbord of events, debacles, disasters, revelations, scams and even more scam mongering. This post tries to do justice. Trained to Kill Even as Trinamool Congress tastes power inWest Bengal, and the mercurial Mamta Bannerjee slides out of her Ministerial chair at Railway Bhavan, we notice the inauspicious start to … Read more
Filed under Governance, Politics · Tagged with 2G scam, A.Raja, BJP, CAG, Chidambaram, Congress, Haryana, India, Kalmadi, Mamta Bannerjee, Manmohan Singh, Mumbai blasts, NOIDA land, PM, Railwaya Minister, Sanjay Kaul, Shiela Dixit
Posted by sanjaykaul on April 4, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Chief Minister Sheila Dixit of Delhi is showing signs of belligerence after the PM appointed Shunglu Committee indicted her and her government in the CWG scam. Now in an unprecedented move she has proposed the appointment of the state’s Chief Secretary as the state election commissioner. Is she nervous, or just playing for a draw. … Read more
Filed under Governance · Tagged with Chiuef Secretary of delhi, CM of Delhi, Commonwealth Games, Congress corruption, corruption, division of MCD wards, Dr. Manmohan Singh, Election Commissioner, India, multiplicity of authority in Delhi, Municipality of Delhi, PM, Sanjay Kaul, Shiela Dixit, Shunglu Committee report, trifurcation
Posted by sanjaykaul on March 2, 2011 · Leave a Comment
The measured and strategic positions that the BJP has taken on various issues lately and for some time on some issues have now come full circle and as recent developments have shown, the BJP is looking more and more like the party you can trust to govern at the centre. Three developments in quick succession … Read more
Filed under Politics · Tagged with Ayodhya, BJP, Congress, corruption, Godhra, Gujarat, India, JPC, Liberals, Manmohan Singh, PM, right, RSS, Sanjay Kaul, Sonia Gandhi, UPA Government