one bc voice
The state has blocked my voice. So I tried to infiltrate into the Indian etherwaves through Pakistan, by assuming a new identity (http://pkblogs.com/obcvoice). Would that work? Not everyone likes a proxy warrior. So, I have opened another front (http://onebc.blogsome.com) .
onebc ? Because someone has stolen my identity too. The state ignored the existence of the OBCs for half a century - now, a patriotic blogger has decided I should remain non grata.
I would continue to post as obc voice at blogspot - but I’d be posting as onebc at blogsome.
I’ve managed to retain the title at blogsome..but only just. The title is Obc voice (note that only the first letter is in uppercase) at blogsome and obc voice (all lowercase) at blogspot.
If obc voice continues to remain stifled, now you know who to tune into - onebc.
posted by obc voice @ 12:02 PM
20 Comments:
I am having no such problems. The govt is not interested in such thing. Blogger must have goofed.
Dont worry.
minegurji,
it's not just me guruji..it's a lot of other people..please read shivam's article on national highway..and it's not just blogger.
well u must be right, the entire country is screwed
lol, People of J&K are special. We are not Indians perhaps, we are international.
Atlast some good news for the depressed people of Jammu and Kashmir. The govt has decided to review the quota policy, although the main reference is towards Gujjars and Bakerwals as they are muslims, but the same laws govern reservations to SC/ST and OBCs, who get nothing in J&K.
State Cabinet sub-committee to look into SRO-294
Srinagar: Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad has announced constitution of a cabinet sub-committee to go into entire gamut of SRO-294 and submit its report within one month, an official spokesman said Monday.
He said chairing meeting of the State Advisory Board for the Development of Gujjars and Bakarwals here, the Chief Minister said that the cabinet sub-committee would be headed by Minister for Animal and Sheep Husbandry Taj Mohi-ud-Din.
Minister for Youth Services and Sports Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed, Agriculture Minister Abdul Aziz Zargar, Minister for Animal and Sheep Husbandry Taj Mohi-ud-Din, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen, Social Welfare Minister Haji Nissar Ali, Minister of State for R&B Gulchain Singh Charak, vice-chairman State Advisory Board for the Development of Gujjars and Bakarwals Haji Buland Khan, Chief Secretary C. Phunsog, Financial Commissioner Home B. R. Kundal, Board members and senior officers participated in the meeting.
The Chief Minister said that all possible measures would be taken for speedy socio-economic development of Gujjars and Bakarwals besides other such communities that have remained backward so far. Saying that education is key to all progress, he laid stress for focusing on this aspect so that children of these communities get quality education. He also called for promotion of female education among these communities.
Azad announced Rs one crore for renovation of Gujjar and Bakarwal hostel buildings to provide better accommodation facilities and congenial atmosphere for the students of these communities to pursue their education. He also ordered release of Rs. 14 lakh for meeting expenditure on account of providing pre-matric scholarships to the students of these communities. He also announced constitution of a committee under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary with regard to enhancing the amount of scholarship for the students of Gujjar and Bakarwal communities.
The Chief Minister said that for effective and better implementation of the Board decisions, a core group would be set up to meet after every two months and report progress. This mechanism, he said, would go a long way in monitoring implementation of the Board decisions speedily so that the targeted sections get optimally benefited.
Referring to the posting of wardens of Gujjar and Bakarwal hostels, the Chief Minister asked the committee appointed for the purpose to submit its recommendations by August this year. He said while appointing wardens of these hostels, their dedication, hard work, spirit of service and missionary zeal should be kept in view. He said that no warden should be allowed to continue after a period of three years except in exceptional cases where the performance has been of the highest order.
The Chief Minister asked the Board members to formulate a need-based list within 10 days for opening of seasonal schools in the state so that the children of migratory Gujjar and Bakarwal families are provided quality education facilities round the year.
He also impressed upon the Board members to identify houseless persons of the Gujjar and Bakarwal communities in their respective areas so that the difficulty of such families on this count is taken care.
To strengthen functioning of the Board and make it more effective, Azad said that from now on there would be two meetings of the Board in a year. To facilitate the members to attend Board meetings, he said that they will get air and taxi charges for the same as the case may be and also provided daily allowance on attending such meetings.
Earlier, Vice Chairman State Advisory Board for the Development of Gujjars and Bakarwals Haji Buland Khan in his opening remarks gave a resume of the functioning of the Board, steps required for giving impetus to improve socio-economic conditions of these communities and their development needs.
The Board members hailed the bold and courageous decision taken by Azad for creating new districts, sub-divisions and tehsils thereby fulfilling the long-pending demands and aspirations of the people of the state. They also extended their whole-hearted support and cooperation to the Chief Minister in making Jammu and Kashmir number one developed and prosperous state of the country as envisioned by him.
They made a special mention of the bold initiatives taken by him for eradication of corruption, ensuring good governance, responsive administration and healthy work culture besides launching massive development effort across Jammu and Kashmir particularly in the far-flung areas that would tremendously transform the socio-economic development profile of the people of the state. (INF)
mineguruji,
'lol, People of J&K are special. We are not Indians perhaps, we are international.'
is that what they mean by 'special status'? :))
well the blogspot is again running
lol its running again
yes it is..good morning..guruji!
well i am waiting that you post something sensational.
i've been a little occupied, guruji..shall be posting soon. how about you?
no problems. I will wait i am working on JK scene.
my posts are not appearing on the webpage. I cant understand why.
my blog is not showing the posts, dont know what to do
mineguruji,
maybe it's the 'time' - check whether the time on your computer is the same as on your 'posting' window..
ok will check it.
Doctors hack off medical ethics
CNN-IBN
Posted Saturday , July 29, 2006 at 20:16
Updated Saturday , July 29, 2006 at 20:41 Email Print
New Delhi: Ajay Agarwal, senior orthopaedic surgeon at the Ghaziabad and Noida district hospitals, was not only willing to amputate beggar’s limbs for money but when promised more cash, he even introduced the CNN-IBN and DIG team to his partners in crime.
DIG: Dr Saheb ek cheez aur. Jo aapse phone per baat ki thi. Hum log is kam ke expand kar rahai hai, not only Ghaziabad. (Dr we are expanding our work and not only in Ghaziabad).
Dr Agarwal: Har district main ek ek de de ta hoon (I will give you one in each district).
DIG: Mujhe char dijiye, ek to mujhe apne Panipat bataya tha, Jaipur bataya tha (Give me four. You said one was in Panipat and the other in Jaipur)
Dr Agarwal: As pass ilake me kar lo (Do your work in nearby areas).
DIG: Kahan (Where?)
Dr. Agarwal: Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur.
Dr Agarwal quickly made a series of phone calls revealing a network of doctors who would agree to chop hands, arms, legs and in fact any limb for a price.
Dr Agarwal: Hello Arvind. Dr Ajay Agarwal Ghaziabad se. Aur kya haal hain, kaise chal raha hai kam dham. Ek kuch sansatha hain Goa ki, to jisse beggar ka ya diseased person, ka kuch amputation ke cases Bareilly mein karne ki cha rahee hai.. To tum kar dooge? (Hello Arvind. I am Dr Ajay Agarwal from Ghaziabad. How are you and how is the work? There is an organisation from Goa and it wants some beggars and diseased persons to be amputated in Bareilly. Will you do it?)
His sales pitch exposed his familiarity with the horrific practice of amputation.
Dr Agarwal: Bakaida patient consent de rehe hai. Aapko surgeon charges de rahe hai. Aapko kahin dikkat hain, aur yeh bahut moti si baat mano. Do beggar tumhare saamne khade hain, ek ka pair kata hai tumari jeb main ek sikka hai kis ko doge? Jiska amputation hai (The patient is giving his consent. You have to pay only the fee for the surgery. Believe me if there are two beggars before you and one of them is lame you will give the give money to the lame beggar.)
Dr Agarwal: Vohi consent dega patient ka, aur yeh surgeon ko surgeon charges pura denge, to tum kar paoge? Beggars ki earning badh jaati hai. (He will give the consent for the patient and will pay the surgeon’s fee. So will you do it? The earning of the beggar increases).
The devil doctors exposed by the IBN-CNN raise a number of questions?
Are these doctors meritwallahs or from depressed classes?
Why the so-called upper caste merit wallahs doctors turned out to be devils ? We dont say depressed people cant do it, but till date none has been found in this racket.
This racket clearly shows why the doctors dont want to expand medical education ?
There is huge money in this profession which has become synonymous with dalali, anything can be fixed for money?
The IMA must tell why merit wallahs were found doing this, as it feels that they are the upholders of hippocrates oath in this country. The IMA itself is is battleground of corruption and sleaze, and there are many more skeletons in the cupboard.
Hacker docs in the dock, IMA promises action
CNN-IBN
Posted Saturday , July 29, 2006 at 21:17
Updated Sunday , July 30, 2006 at 10:59 Email Print
New Delhi: After CNN-IBN and DIG exposed doctors who cut off beggars' limbs for a price to help the beggar mafia the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has promised to prosecute the erring doctors.
Dr Ajay Kumar, National President Elect of the Indian Medical Association has said that the doctors will be arrested immediately.
"If they are registered with the IMA then their medical license will be immediately suspended," he said.
The police have already taken Dr P K Bansal for questioning. He runs a clinic named Orthomat in Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar locality.
Dr Bansal had agreed to amputate the limbs of a beggar despite knowing that the law prohibits amputation by will.
Another doctor, Ghaziabad-based Ajay Agarwal took money to amputate healthy limbs of a DIG investigator who posed as a prospective beggar.
People entered Agarwal's house in Ghaziabad and demanded action against the erring doctor.
In a sting operation, a team of CNN-IBN reporters exposed orthopaedic surgeon Ajay Agarwal's unethical practice.
Dr Agarwal put the fake beggar through a series of medical tests at his nursing home.
The surgeon pocketed Rs 4,000 as advance for the operation from the team while also giving advice on how the amputation could be made to look legal.
When CNN-IBN reached Dr Ajay Agarwal at the Noida Civil Hospital, the cameraperson was pushed and abused.
It was in fact Dr Ajay Agarwal who had referred Dr P K Bansal to the investigative team as part of amputation nexus.
Dr Ajay Agarwal is absconding and the police are trying to track him down.
CNN-IBN had also exposed Dr Arvind Agarwal of Bareilly.
Dr Agarwal, who is also the Secretary of the Orthopaedic Association of Bareilly is now absconding.
His wife says he has not returned since Saturday afternoon.
When questioned about Dr Agarwal, his wife, Dr Neera Agarwal said,”If he has not come then how can I tell you?”
The police are now looking out for him. The Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Bareilly, Anand Swaroop said, "We are looking for him and have contacted IMA for cooperation."
mineguruji,
i have seen the story on ibn.. horrific! talk about doctors..and ethics. this guy needs to be in aiims.
but no news paper has reported it, particularly not The Great Indian Express, which practices the Journalism of Courage.
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