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Soon, babus who delay services may face fines -Rajeev Deshpande

-The Times of India The Cabinet on Thursday will consider a Bill providing for time-bound delivery of services like Pensions, passports, caste certificates, ration cards and tax refunds with a penalty of Rs 250 a day subject to a maximum of Rs 50,000 for default. The right of citizens for time-bound delivery of goods and services and redressal of grievances Bill is to be enacted under the concurrent list, which means all...

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A rough guide to India’s Food Security Bill

Introduced in the Lok Sabha in December 2011, the UPA government’s Food Security Bill is finally going to be discussed in the current (Budget) Session of Parliament. The proposed legislation is now slated to see many additional amendments from the government, following criticism from the States, NGOs and diverse stake-holders working on access to food and child health. Attempt here is to summarise in a Q & A format the...

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Funds for children end in procuring gadgets

-DNA Funds meant for health and nutrition of children are being spent on procuring fax machines, photocopiers, gas stoves and cookers. Adding salt to injury is that all these gadgets are lying idle and rusting, due to lack of electricity, telephone lines and for want of gas connections. The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) which audited the performance of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme worth Rs. 15,460 crore annuallyhas found shortfall...

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Taskforce appointed to amend Universal Pension norms

-The Business Standard Team set up after movement began under Aruna roy, activist Baba Adhav 2 years ago demanding universal Pension as a right for all A task force set up by the Government to look into reforms in Pension for the unorganised sector has recommended universal Pension for those below the poverty line, and a target of covering them in the next five years. It also recommended a slight increase in Pensions...

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Govt likely to go for Pension universalization-Elizabeth Roche and Kirthi V Rao

-Live Mint Move may help the Congress renew its appeal to a traditional constituency; activists raise objections In yet another move that the ruling Congress Party hopes will help renew its appeal to a traditional constituency, the ministry of rural development has indicated it is likely to accept the recommendations of a panel that has suggested the universalization of Pensions. The task force headed by Planning Commission member Mihir Shah was set up...

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