Why not right to sex ?
When we are having Right to food,Right to information,
Right to education,Right to property,Rights to have employment….and many
but why not have right to sex ?
this question in all mind.
Let’s discuss it and found solution by discussion, documentation and presenting to government of India for having bill passed by parliament, frame act, law, rules and provisions. if you are agree or disagree with it share your views, opinion and please care that suggession,views,opinions must be healthy honest legal and without prejudicing
Fundamental rights-
Fundamental Rights is a charter of rights contained in the Constitution of India. It guarantees civil liberties such that all Indians can lead their lives in peace and harmony as citizens of India. These include individual rights common to most liberal democracies, such as equality before law, freedom of speech and expression, freedom of association and peaceful assembly, freedom to practice religion, and the right to constitutional remedies for the protection of civil rights by means of writs such as habeas corpus. Violations of these rights result in punishments as prescribed in the Indian Penal Code, subject to discretion of the judiciary. The Fundamental Rights are defined as basic human freedoms which every Indian citizen has the right to enjoy for a proper and harmonious development of personality. These rights universally apply to all citizens, irrespective of race, place of birth, religion, caste, creed, colour or sex. They are enforceable by the courts, subject to certain restrictions. The Rights have their origins in many sources, including England's Bill of Rights, the United States Bill of Rights and France's Declaration of the Rights of Man.
The seven fundamental rights recognized by the constitution are[
1. The right to equality
2. The right to freedom of speech and expression
3. The right to freedom from exploitation
4. The right to freedom of religion
5. Cultural and educational rights
6. The right to constitutional remedies
7. The right to education
Rights mean those freedoms which are essential for personal good as well as the good of the community. The rights guaranteed under the Constitution of India are fundamental as they have been incorporated into the "fundamental Law of the land" and are enforceable in a court of law. However, this does not mean that they are absolute or that they are immune from Constitutional amendment. Fundamental rights for Indians have also been aimed at overturning the inequalities of pre-independence social practices. Specifically, they have also been used to abolish untouchability and hence prohibit discrimination on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. They also forbid trafficking of human beings and forced labour. They also protect cultural and educational rights of ethnic and religious minorities by allowing them to preserve their languages and also establish and administer their own education institutions.
Right to information-
We all pay taxes. Even a beggar on the street pays sales tax when he buys anything from the market. This money belongs to us. But where does this money go? Why are there no medicines in the hospitals? Why are people dying of starvation? Why are the roads in such pathetic conditions? Why are the taps dry?. Now we have a right to question governments. The Parliament of India has passed Right to Information Laws, which empower citizens to question the government, inspect their files, and take copies of government documents and also to inspect government works.
The right to education-
The right to education is recognized as a human right by the United Nations and is understood to establish an entitlement to free, compulsory primary education for all children, an obligation to develop secondary education accessible to all children, as well as equitable access to higher education, and a responsibility to provide basic education for individuals who have not completed primary education. In addition to these accesses to education provisions the right to education encompasses also the obligation to eliminate discrimination at all levels of the educational system, to set minimum standards and to improve quality.
The right to education is enshrined in Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 14 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The right to education has also been reaffirmed in the 1960 UNESCO Convention against Discrimination in Education, 1st Protocol of ECHR and the 1981 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. The right to education may also include the right to freedom of education.
The right to food-
The right to food, and its variations, is a human right derived from the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food in 2002 defined it as follows:
Right to adequate food is a human right, inherent in all people, to have regular, permanent and unrestricted access, either directly or by means of financial purchases, to quantitatively and qualitatively adequate and sufficient food corresponding to the cultural traditions of people to which the consumer belongs, and which ensures a physical and mental, individual and collective fulfilling and dignified life free of fear. This definition entails all normative elements explained in detail in the General Comment 12 of the ICESCR, which states: the right to adequate food is realized when every man, woman and child, alone or in community with others, have the physical and economic access at all times to adequate food or means for its procurement.
Benefits
In humans, sex has been claimed to produce health benefits as varied as improved sense of smell, weight loss, stress reduction, increased immunity, and decreased risk of prostate cancer.[
Sex between cohabiting partners lowers blood pressure and reduces stress, according to Stuart Brody, professor of psychology at the University of the West of Scotland. Brody's team monitored 24 women and 22 men who were exposed to stressful situations, such as speaking in public and doing verbal arithmetic, and kept records of their sexual activity. The men and women who had penile-vaginal intercourse responded more positively to stress "than those who engaged in other sexual behaviors or abstained".A study by Keith Light of the University of North Carolina went as far as to find a link between "partner hug" and lower blood pressure in women.
Frequent sexual intercourse was held to reduce the risk of the common cold by Carl Charnetski and Francis X. Brennan of Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. These scientists linked frequent sexual intercourse (once or twice a week) to increased production of the antibody called Immunoglobulin A or IgA, which can protect the body from getting colds and other infections. They took samples of saliva, which contain IgA, from 112 college students who reported the frequency of sex they had. The students in the "frequent" group had higher levels of IgA than those in the other three groups, consisting of people who were celibate, had sex less than once a week, or had it "very often" (three or more times weekly). The other three groups had comparable IgA levels. Charnetski and Brennan had previously shown that exposure to elevator music has a similar effect on IgA levels.
"Sex is a great mode of exercise," according to Patti Britton, PhD, past president of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) and currently host of the website "Your Sex Coach". She notes that thirty minutes of sex burns 85 calories or more. She concludes that 42 half-hour sessions, or 21 hour-long sessions, will burn 3,570 calories - sufficient to lose one pound.
"Boosting self-esteem" was one of 237 reasons people have sex, collected by University of Texas researchers and published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior. Some subjects who already had high self-esteem said they sometimes have sex to "feel even better".
Sexual intimacy, as well as orgasms, increases levels of the hormone oxytocin, also known as "the love hormone" which helps people bond and build trust. Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill evaluated 59 premenopausal women before and after warm contact with their husbands and partners ending with hugs. They found that the more contact, the higher the oxytocin levels. Oxytocin allows people to feel the urge to nurture and to bond. Generosity has also been credited and linked to a higher level of oxytocin. In addition, as the hormone oxytocin surges, endorphins increase, and pain declines. In a study published in the Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 48 volunteers who inhaled oxytocin vapor and then had their fingers pricked lowered their pain threshold by more than half. The oxytocin released during orgasm also promotes sleep.
Men who have frequent ejaculations, especially men in their 20s, may reduce their risks of prostate cancer later in life. Australian researchers reported in the British Journal of Urology International that they followed men diagnosed with prostate cancer and those without. They found no association of prostate cancer with the number of sexual partners as the men reached their 30s, 40s, and 50s, but men who had five or more ejaculations weekly while in their 20s reduced their risk of getting prostate cancer later by a third. Another study, reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, "found that frequent ejaculations, 21 or more a month, were linked to lower prostate cancer risk in older men, as well, compared with less frequent ejaculations of four to seven monthly".
During sex, pelvic floor muscle exercises known as Kegels offer benefits for women. More sexual pleasure is expected to result, strengthening of the area, and help to minimize the risk of incontinence later in life.
Risks
In contrast to its benefits, sexual behavior can be a disease vector. Syphilis was a major killer in Europe during the Renaissance,and AIDS is the single largest cause of mortality in present-day Sub-Saharan Africa. The majority of HIV infections are acquired through unprotected sexual relations between partners, one of whom has HIV. Approximately 1.1 million persons are living with HIV/AIDS in the United States, and AIDS remains the leading cause of death among African American women between ages 25 and 34.
There are 19 million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) every year in the U.S., and worldwide there are over 340 million STDs a year. At least one in four U.S. teenage girls has a sexually transmitted disease, a CDC study found. Among girls who admitted ever having sex, the rate was 40%. More than 75% of all the women felt they were at low risk of acquiring an STD. Chlamydia is particularly dangerous because there are many infected individuals who experience no symptoms. Left untreated, chlamydia can lead to many complications, especially for women. Hepatitis B is also classed as a sexually transmitted disease because it can be passed on sexually. The disease is found globally, with the highest rates in Asia and Africa and lower rates in the Americas and Europe.Worldwide, an estimated two billion people have been infected with the hepatitis B virus.
Safe sex is a relevant harm reduction philosophy. Condoms are widely recommended for the prevention of STDs. According to a 2000 report by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), correct and consistent use of latex condoms reduces the risk of HIV/AIDS transmission by approximately 85% relative to risk when unprotected. Although a condom is effective in limiting exposure, some disease transmission may occur even with a condom.
Fans of abstinence had better be sitting down. "Saving yourself" before the big game, the big business deal, the big hoedown or the big bakeoff may indeed confer some moral benefit. But corporeally it does absolutely zip. There's no evidence it sharpens your competitive edge. The best that modern science can say for sexual abstinence is that it's harmless when practiced in moderation. Having regular and enthusiastic sex, by contrast, confers a host of measurable physiological advantages, be you male or female. (This assumes that you are engaging in sex without contracting a sexually transmitted disease.)
In one of the most credible studies correlating overall health with sexual frequency, Queens University in Belfast tracked the mortality of about 1,000 middle-aged men over the course of a decade. The study was designed to compare persons of comparable circumstances, age and health. Its findings, published in 1997 in the British Medical Journal, were that men who reported the highest frequency of orgasm enjoyed a death rate half that of the laggards. Other studies (some rigorous, some less so) purport to show that having sex even a few times a week has an associative or causal relationship with the following:
- Improved sense of smell: After sex, production of the hormone prolactin surges. This in turn causes stem cells in the brain to develop new neurons in the brain's olfactory bulb, its smell center.
- Reduced risk of heart disease: In a 2001 follow-on to the Queens University study mentioned above, researchers focused on cardiovascular health. Their finding? That by having sex three or more times a week, men reduced their risk of heart attack or stroke by half. In reporting these results, the co-author of the study, Shah Ebrahim, Ph.D., displayed the well-loved British gift for understatement: "The relationship found between frequency of sexual intercourse and mortality is of considerable public interest."
- Weight loss, overall fitness: Sex, if nothing else, is exercise. A vigorous bout burns some 200 calories--about the same as running 15 minutes on a treadmill or playing a spirited game of squash. The pulse rate, in a person aroused, rises from about 70 beats per minute to 150, the same as that of an athlete putting forth maximum effort. British researchers have determined that the equivalent of six Big Macs can be worked off by having sex three times a week for a year. Muscular contractions during intercourse work the pelvis, thighs, buttocks, arms, neck and thorax. Sex also boosts production of testosterone, which leads to stronger bones and muscles. Men's Health magazine has gone so far as to call the bed the single greatest piece of exercise equipment ever invented.
- Reduced depression: Such was the implication of a 2002 study of 293 women. American psychologist Gordon Gallup reported that sexually active participants whose male partners did not use condoms were less subject to depression than those whose partners did. One theory of causality: Prostoglandin, a hormone found only in semen, may be absorbed in the female genital tract, thus modulating female hormones.
- Pain-relief: Immediately before orgasm, levels of the hormone oxytocin surge to five times their normal level. This in turn releases endorphins, which alleviate the pain of everything from headache to arthritis to even migraine. In women, sex also prompts production of estrogen, which can reduce the pain of PMS.
- Less-frequent colds and flu: Wilkes University in Pennsylvania says individuals who have sex once or twice a week show 30% higher levels of an antibody called immunoglobulin A, which is known to boost the immune system.
- Better bladder control: Heard of Kegel exercises? You do them, whether you know it or not, every time you stem your flow of urine. The same set of muscles is worked during sex.
- Better teeth: Seminal plasma contains zinc, calcium and other minerals shown to retard tooth decay. Since this is a family Web site, we will omit discussion of the mineral delivery system. Suffice it to say that it could be a far richer, more complex and more satisfying experience than squeezing a tube of Crest--even Tartar Control Crest. Researchers have noted, parenthetically, that sexual etiquette usually demands the brushing of one's teeth before and/or after intimacy, which, by itself, would help promote better oral hygiene.
- A happier prostate? Some urologists believe they see a relationship between infrequency of ejaculation and cancer of the prostate. The causal argument goes like this: To produce seminal fluid, the prostate and the seminal vesicles take such substances from the blood as zinc, citric acid and potassium, then concentrate them up to 600 times. Any carcinogens present in the blood likewise would be concentrated. Rather than have concentrated carcinogens hanging around causing trouble, it's better to evict them. Regular old sex could do the job. But if the flushing of the prostate were your only objective, masturbation might be a better way to go, especially for the non-monogamous male. Having sex with multiple partners can, all by itself, raise a man's risk of cancer by up to 40%. That's because he runs an increased risk of contracting sexual infections. So, if you want the all the purported benefits of flushing with none of the attendant risk, go digital. A study recently published by the British Journal of Urology International asserts that men in their 20s can reduce by a third their chance of getting prostate cancer by ejaculating more than five times a week.
While possession of a robust appetite for sex--and the physical ability to gratify it--may not always be the cynosure of perfect health, a reluctance to engage can be a sign that something is seriously on the fritz, especially where the culprit is an infirm erection.
Dr. J. Francois Eid, a urologist with Weill Medical College of Cornell University and New York Presbyterian Hospital, observes that erectile dysfunction is extension of vascular system. A lethargic member may be telling you that you have diseased blood vessels elsewhere in your body. "It could be a first sign of hypertension or diabetes or increased cholesterol levels. It's a red flag that you should see your doctor." Treatment and exercise, says Dr. Eid, can have things looking up again: "Men who exercise and have a good heart and low heart rate, and who are cardio-fit, have firmer erections. There very definitely is a relationship."
But is there such a thing as too much sex?
The answer, in purely physiological terms, is this: If you're female, probably not. If you're male? You betcha.
Dr. Claire Bailey of the University of Bristol says there is little or no risk of a woman's overdosing on sex. In fact, she says, regular sessions can not only firm a woman's tummy and buttocks but also improve her posture.
Dr. George Winch Jr., an obstetrician/gynecologist in Elko, Nev., concurs. If a woman is pre-menopausal and otherwise healthy, says Dr. Winch, her having an extraordinary amount of intercourse ought not to pose a problem. "I don't think women can have too much intercourse," he says, "so long as no sexually transmitted disease is introduced and there's not an inadvertent pregnancy. Sometimes you can have a lubrication problem. If you have that, there can be vaginal excoriation--vaginal scrape."
Women who abstain from sex run some risks. In postmenopausal women, these include vaginal atrophy. Dr. Winch has a middle-aged patient of whom he says: "She hasn't had intercourse in three years. Just isn't interested. The opening of her vagina is narrowing from disuse. It's a condition that can lead to dysparenia, or pain associated with intercourse. I told her, 'Look, you'd better buy a vibrator or you're going to lose function there.'"
As for men, urologist Eid says it's definitely possible to get too much of a good thing, now that drugs such as Viagra and Levitra have given men far more staying power than may actually be good for them.
The penis, says Eid, is wonderfully resilient. But everything has its limits. Penile tissues, if given too roistering or prolonged a pummeling, can sustain damage. In cases you'd just as soon not hear about, permanent damage."Yes," says Dr. Eid, "It is possible for a young man who is very forceful and who likes rough sex, to damage his erectile tissue." The drugs increase rigidity; moreover, they make it possible for a man to have second and third orgasms without having to wait out intermission.
"I see it in pro football players," says Eid. "They use Viagra because they're so sexually active. What they demand of their body is unreasonable. It's part of playing football: you play through the pain." This type of guy doesn't listen to his body. He takes a shot of cortisone, and keeps on going. And they have sex in similar fashion."
There's a reason the penis, in its natural state, undergoes a period of flaccidity: That's when it takes a breather. The blood within it is replenished with oxygen. "During an erection," explains Eid, "very little blood flows to the penis. During thrusting, pressure can go as high as 200 mil of water. Zero blood flows into penis at that time." To absorb oxygen, the tissue must become relaxed. "If you do not allow the penis to rest, then the muscle tissue does not get enough oxygen. The individual gets prolonged erections, gets decreased oxygen to tissue, and could potentially suffer priapism." (We recommend you get a medical encyclopedia and look it up.) "The muscle becomes so engorged, it's painful. Pressure inside starts to increase. Cells start dying. More pressure and less blood flow. Eventually the muscle dies. Then there's scarring. That's why it's considered an emergency."
Age of consent
the legal concept regarding sexual activity.,
While the phrase age of consent typically does not appear in legal statutes,[1] when used in relation to sexual activity, the age of consent is the minimum age at which a person is considered to be legally competent of consenting to sexual acts. The European Union calls it the legal age for sexual activities. It should not be confused with the age of majority, age of criminal responsibility, the marriageable age, the age at which one can purchase and consume alcoholic beverages, or drive a car, or other purposes.
The age of consent varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.The relevant age may also vary by the type of sexual act, the gender of the actors, or other restrictions such as abuse of a position of trust. Some jurisdictions may also make allowances for minors engaged in sexual acts with each other, rather than a single age. Charges resulting from a breach of these laws may range from a relatively low-level misdemeanor such as corruption of a minor, to statutory rape (which is considered equivalent to rape, both in severity and sentencing).
There are many grey areas in this area of law, some regarding unspecific and untried legislation, others brought about by debates regarding changing societal attitudes, and others due to conflicts between federal and state laws. These factors all make age of consent an often confusing subject, and a topic of highly charged debates.
Criminal transmission of HIV
In many countries, the intentional or reckless infection of a person with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is considered to be a crime. People who do so can be charged with criminal transmission of HIV, murder, manslaughter, attempted murder, or assault. Some states have enacted laws expressly to criminalize HIV transmission, as in the United States, while others charge under the existing laws, as in the United Kingdom.
Sex crimes are forms of human sexual behavior that are crimes. Someone who commits one is said to be a sex offender. Some sex crimes are crimes of violence that involve sex. Others are violations of social taboos, such as incest, sodomy, indecent exposure or exhibitionism. There is much variation among cultures as to what is considered a crime or not, and in what ways or to what extent crimes are punished.
Western cultures are often far more tolerant of acts, such as oral sex, that have traditionally been held to be crimes in some cultures, but combine this with lesser tolerance for the remaining crimes. By contrast, many cultures with a strong religious tradition consider a far broader range of activities to be serious crimes.
As a general rule, the law in many countries often intervenes in sexual activity involving young or adolescent children below the legal age of consent, non-consensual deliberate displays or illicit watching of sexual activity, sex with close relatives ("incest"), harm to animals, acts involving the deceased (necrophilia), and also when there is harassment, nuisance, fear, injury, or assault of a sexual nature, or serious risk of abuse of certain professional relationships. Separately, the law usually regulates or controls the censorship of pornographic or obscene material as well. A rape charge can only be issued when a person(s) of any age does not provide consent for sexual activity. Hypothetically speaking, if a child consents, it is considered molestation.
Common sex crimes
The activities listed below carry a condition of illegality in some jurisdictions if acted upon, though they may be legally role-played between consenting partners of legal age:
A variety of laws aim to protect children by making various acts with children a sex crime. These can include Age of Consent laws, laws preventing the exposure of children to pornography, laws making it a crime for a child to be involved in (or exposed to) certain sexual behaviors, and laws against child grooming and the production and ownership of child pornography (sometimes including simulated images). In some countries such as the UK, the age for child pornography is higher than the age of consent, hence child pornography laws also cover images involving consenting adults.
Non-consensual sadomasochistic acts may legally constitute assault, and therefore belong in this list. In addition, some jurisdictions criminalize some or all sadomasochistic acts, regardless of legal consent and impose liability for any injuries caused.
All above point must be thoughts and final draft bill must be prepared to present in a form of public interest litigation to supreme court of India for having discussion started and getting answers of parliament to find necessisty of right to sex bill.
If you are interested to share your views write me or email
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Thursday, October 15, 2009
ECHO from labors heart
To-
1. President of India, New Delhi.
2. Chief justice Supreme Court, New Delhi.
3. Ministries of labor, New Delhi,
4. National human right commission, New Delhi.
5. Central vigilance commissioner, New Delhi
6. Governor of Gujarat, Gandhinagar,
7. Secretaries –revenue, Gandhinagar,
8. Chief justice of Gujarat high court,
9. Labor commissioner, Gandhinagar
10. Gujarat vigilance commissioner,
11. Home minister Gujarat, Gandhinagar
12. General of Police Ahmedabad
13. P.F.chief commissioner, Baroda.
14. Collector, Surat
15. DSP,chokbazar,surat
16. Hon. Provident fund officer, godhood road,
17. ESI officer, Surat,
18. Deputy labor commissioner bahumali Surat,
19. Joint director, industrial safety and health, Surat,
20. Taluka development officer, palsana,
21. Gujarat pollution control board, Surat
22. Director of boilers,surat
Subject- ECHO from labors heart -“close all labor concern government departments, repeal all labor related laws, close all labor related government schemes, financial assistant, subsidy and tax benefits. Give private labor consultants more freedom as private public partnership to earn.”
Respected sir,
Day by day pollution increasing
Day by day court cases increasing.
Day by day situations of labors worsens.
Day by day labor act violation increasing
Day by day complain against employers increasing.
Day by day more and more labor safety denied, labor exploited
Day by day list of pending cases of recovery, attachment orders increased,
Day by day more labor becoming addicting, suicide, victims become naxalite.
Only papers records are prepared by government departments
Only wrong statistic manipulated.
Only labor consultant settles.
Only corrupted officers earn.
New laws
New schemes
New acts, rules amendments
New sez, SIR, vibrant Gujarat named, EOU….etc
But
No results
No analysis
No concrete actions.
Suggestion
Repeal all labor related laws,
Close all labor concern government departments,
Close all labor related govt. schemes, financial assistant, subsidy and tax benefits.
Only
Give private labor consultants more freedom as private public partnership to earn.
And
Left labors on consultant’s choice
Save government’s money, time, and energy
Let industrialist do what ever they actually want to do and doing
Get donation what ever labor consultant wants to give government.
This is cumulative echo from all labors of Surat’s
Like-
Sez labors
Child labors,
All GIDC labors
Textile industries
Diamond industries
Embroidery industries
Unorganized sector labors
Hazira belt Mega industries
Small scale, medium scale industries
Nothing can be hoped from your self
Nothing to hope from government
Nothing hope from you
Let democracy new model develop...
jayhind
lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
surat m-092284 84459
1. President of India, New Delhi.
2. Chief justice Supreme Court, New Delhi.
3. Ministries of labor, New Delhi,
4. National human right commission, New Delhi.
5. Central vigilance commissioner, New Delhi
6. Governor of Gujarat, Gandhinagar,
7. Secretaries –revenue, Gandhinagar,
8. Chief justice of Gujarat high court,
9. Labor commissioner, Gandhinagar
10. Gujarat vigilance commissioner,
11. Home minister Gujarat, Gandhinagar
12. General of Police Ahmedabad
13. P.F.chief commissioner, Baroda.
14. Collector, Surat
15. DSP,chokbazar,surat
16. Hon. Provident fund officer, godhood road,
17. ESI officer, Surat,
18. Deputy labor commissioner bahumali Surat,
19. Joint director, industrial safety and health, Surat,
20. Taluka development officer, palsana,
21. Gujarat pollution control board, Surat
22. Director of boilers,surat
Subject- ECHO from labors heart -“close all labor concern government departments, repeal all labor related laws, close all labor related government schemes, financial assistant, subsidy and tax benefits. Give private labor consultants more freedom as private public partnership to earn.”
Respected sir,
Day by day pollution increasing
Day by day court cases increasing.
Day by day situations of labors worsens.
Day by day labor act violation increasing
Day by day complain against employers increasing.
Day by day more and more labor safety denied, labor exploited
Day by day list of pending cases of recovery, attachment orders increased,
Day by day more labor becoming addicting, suicide, victims become naxalite.
Only papers records are prepared by government departments
Only wrong statistic manipulated.
Only labor consultant settles.
Only corrupted officers earn.
New laws
New schemes
New acts, rules amendments
New sez, SIR, vibrant Gujarat named, EOU….etc
But
No results
No analysis
No concrete actions.
Suggestion
Repeal all labor related laws,
Close all labor concern government departments,
Close all labor related govt. schemes, financial assistant, subsidy and tax benefits.
Only
Give private labor consultants more freedom as private public partnership to earn.
And
Left labors on consultant’s choice
Save government’s money, time, and energy
Let industrialist do what ever they actually want to do and doing
Get donation what ever labor consultant wants to give government.
This is cumulative echo from all labors of Surat’s
Like-
Sez labors
Child labors,
All GIDC labors
Textile industries
Diamond industries
Embroidery industries
Unorganized sector labors
Hazira belt Mega industries
Small scale, medium scale industries
Nothing can be hoped from your self
Nothing to hope from government
Nothing hope from you
Let democracy new model develop...
jayhind
lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
surat m-092284 84459
Friday, September 25, 2009
gujarat will be no-! in bird killing-narendra modi is killer
Gujarat will be no-1 in bird killing, Narendra modi is killer of birds.
Gujarat is of Gandhi,
Gujarat is of AHINSA,
Gujarat is of JIV DAYA full people. Story is going to change in narendra modi regime.
Gujarat is a state of killers…?
In race of maxi. wind power generation competition Narendra modi kills birds.
Wind is global phenomenon occurring on the earth’s surface due to unequal heating of various parts of the earth’s surface by the sun. Wind speed and direction vary in the short and long term. There is a variation in minute to minute. Wind is affected by the terrain and by height above the ground. Wind speed generally increases with the height above the ground as moving wind moving across the earth’s surface encounters friction caused by the turbulent flow over and around the mountains, hills, trees, buildings etc.The power contained in the wind can be harnessed for mechanical application such as water pumping or for generation of electricity, through wind turbine generators, designed for specific purpose. The state of Gujarat is blessed with a long coast line of 1600 km where the wind speeds are adequate for conversion in to electrical energy. Similarly certain inland hilly areas have potential wind speed for the same. In terms of power application, the state of Gujarat has a gross potential of 7362 MW of wind power generation. For the purpose of mechanical applications where the wind speed required is much less than that required for the power application, the land area in open fields throughout the state, with no obstructions over a specified distance is sustainable for installations of windmills for mechanical applications. The increasing costs of the fossil fuels and thus the cost of the conventional electricity, has generated an increased interest in using the natural source for meeting the energy requirements
DIVERSION OF FOREST LAND FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF WIND FARMS:
Several potential sites of high wind density are situated in forest areas. It is proposed to tap this huge potential of 20,000 MW by allowing wind power projects on following guidelines. Areas of national parks and sanctuaries, areas of outstanding natural beauty, national heritage sites, sites of archeological importance, sites of special scientific interest and other important landscapes will not be considered for development of wind farm.
Wind farms should be at safe distance (1 km or more) from these sites as these sites have ample tourism potential. The distance of windmills from highways, villages or natural habitations should be minimum 300 meters. No Objection Certificate from local bodies will be mandatory as these machines make lot of noise. The tips of wind turbine should be painted with orange color to avoid bird hits. Forest dept will allow installation Wind Mast by paying one time payment of one lakh per mast. It will provide 15m X 15m land for every fifty hector of land for this purpose. The wind mast should be removed after two years only after ascertaining technical parameters. Only machines of 500 KW and above will be allowed. Forest land will be leased for 30 years initially. It will be first leased in favor of developer and then transferred in the name investor/power producer within period of four years. If developers fail to develop wind farms, land will be revert back to Forest Department without any compensation. A lease rent of Rs. 30,000/- will be charged in addition to compensatory afforestation and net present value.
Proposal for forest land should include require for land inclusive of the corridors between successive windmills, statutory buildings, earthing pits, transmission lines, roads including repose, breast walls, drains, curvature etc. Alignment of road should be done by recognized firm and got approved by the divisional forest officer concerned. The transmission lines should be aligned with roads as far as possible. Details of alternative explored on non forest land, cost benefit analysis of project, employment generated, cost of electricity produced and economic viability should be also given in proposal. Proposal should also include detail technological parameters about mechanical fatigue. Around 65% to 70% of leased out area should be utilized for development of medicinal plants. Intervening areas between two wind mill foot prints shall also be planted up by dwarf species of trees at the project cost. Soil and moisture conservation measures like counter trenching shall be taken up on hillocks supporting the windmills.
Birds mortality is increased in Gujarat due to following
1-Windows and tall buildings-Windows of all sizes and types, even small and narrow windows, from those found on tall buildings to those used in residential houses are very dangerous for birds. Ornithologists usually call them “invisible killers” due to the large number of deaths and injuries they cause regardless of species, age, sex and the conditions in which collisions occur. Attracted by the reflection of trees or plants located near the windows, birds try to pass through them, sometimes, at top speed. This can lead to fatal or other injuries or simply exhaustion as they attempt to overcome the invisible barrier and end up falling to the ground and thus becoming easy prey. Predators such as cats often lie in wait for their victims to quickly remove them. Moreover, some studies show that about half of those birds, which manage to fly away, die later due to injuries received. These facts are often unknown to those observing bird strikes, as they tend to think collisions do not actually harm birds and that they are able to fly away without any lasting damage.
2. Wind turbines-Although wind turbines are a form of clean technology for renewable energy production and therefore an important tool in combating climate change, they also represent a danger to migratory birds. Wind turbines, especially when standing isolated in large-scale wind farm developments, also represent a severe potential hazard for migratory birds. Their blades rotate at speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour and, when placed along the major migratory routes of birds, wind turbines can become extremely dangerous obstacles causing both injuries and fatalities to many species of migratory birds. In addition to causing collisions, wind turbines are also known to cause displacement of migratory birds and are considered especially detrimental in areas where there is a known high concentration of migratory birds, for example at major stop-over and feeding sites. Like other obstacles that are surrounded with lights for air traffic safety, wind turbines equipped with bright lights can also attract disorientated birds and lead to fatal injuries during the night. Wind farms are often built along coastlines and mountaintops, usually in areas that have high wind potential, and which often lie along the flight paths of many migratory birds. Unfortunately, wind farms are still being built along coastlines, mountain ridges and wetlands, sometimes without any prior assessment of their potential environmental impact on migratory birds and in places where there is a known high concentration of many migratory bird species. It is especially a cause for concern when wind farms are constructed in areas that are frequently used by endangered and rare bird species.
3. Power lines -Power lines and fences are believed to pose a particular risk to migratory birds. Overhead power lines stretch for millions of kilometers globally and the resulting carpet of surface cables continues to increase. Apart from the risk of electrocution faced by birds, which results from poorly designed power poles, the cables themselves constitute objects for potential collisions. Fast-flying birds, so-called poor fliers due to their small wings, and birds lacking in agility are especially at risk; they tend to hit conductors and ground wires, frequently at night and in poor weather conditions.
4. Communication towers and masts- Tens of thousands of communication towers dot landscapes across the country. These towers pose a significant threat to endangered bird species, especially migratory birds. Gujarat government must revise its rulemaking and consider the impacts within an environmental impact study that a new tower may pose. Communication towers and masts are commonly high structures located on elevated points of land and their supporting guy wires are extremely dangerous for migratory birds. Fast flying birds simply do not notice loose wires and birds that are not very agile have difficulties avoiding them. Stormy nights and bad visibility make supporting wires even more dangerous for birds and dramatically increase the risk of collision. Brightly lit towers in the similar adverse conditions make bird-strikes even more likely. Birds, especially nocturnal birds traveling in weather conditions like fog or mist, loose their navigation cues and get disoriented or dazzled by the lights of towers. Mistaking them for constellations, birds tend to circle around the lights and rarely escape fatal hits against the wires and other supporting elements. Even if they manage to avoid heavy strikes, birds are often badly injured or they waste energy they need to accomplish their migration journey.
In wind power policy there is no word used for bird, bird kill assessment, bird saving- you can check at this link- http://www.geda.org.in/pdf/wind/wind_power_policy2007.pdf
In the US, cars & trucks wipe out millions of birds each year, while 100 million to 1 billion birds collide with windows. According to the 2001 National Wind Coordinating Committee study, “Avian Collisions with Wind Turbines: A Summary of Existing Studies and Comparisons to Other Sources of Avian Collision Mortality in the United States," these non-wind mortalities compare with 2.19 millions bird deaths per turbine per year. Gujarat-India has no data to display…only dead birds bodies to count.
Narendra modi give me account in per night electricity generation, how many birds will be killed. Or birds killed per kilowatt electricity generated.
Can you stop this projects in narendra modi Government to save birds, environ?
• State-run lignite and bauxite mining major Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd (GMDC) is all set to mark its entry into wind power generation. The company has firmed up its plans to take up 100 Mw wind power project in a phased manner. The Gujarat government has already approved generation of 100 Mw wind power by GMDC. "This is the first wind power project of the company and it will be implemented in a phased manner. The company has envisaged a total of Rs. 600 crore investments for the project," sources close to the development revealed. In the first phase, GMDC, which already has interests in various power projects in and outside Gujarat, intends to put up wind mills having aggregate capacity of 19.5 Mw, for which it will pump in Rs 120 crore? This wind farm will be funded through internal accruals. The company has identified Rajkot district's Malaya area, which borders arid region of Kutch in Gujarat. "The first phase of the project will be taken up in current year, while it will take not less than two years to complete the remaining phases", sources added.GMDC's move to foray into wind power generation is prompted by various factors, one of which is that the company is sitting on surplus fund. Apart from this, the company willl be able to avail special incentives offered under the state government's wind power policy. The new wind power policy of the state has fixed Rs. 3.50 per unit tariff for purchasing wind power. Earlier, the rate was Rs. 3.37 per unit.” The company will also get the benefit of carbon credit while supply power to state grid, which will further help Gujarat to meet its power requirement", sources explained. he state of Gujarat blessed with along coast lined and certain inland areas which have potential for harnessing of Wind energy for power generation. According to the study conducted by the Ministry of Non – Conventional Sources of Energy, the state of Gujarat has a gross potential of 7362 MW of Wind Power. About 50 sites in the state have been declared potential for setting up of Wind farms, on the basis of the long term data of Wind speed, collected and analyzed under the aegis of the Ministry of Non Conventional Sources of Energy. Given the potential of wind power generation in the state, the first demonstration Wind farm project was set up by the Agency in 1986 at the Okha coast followed by few more demonstration Wind farms with an aggregate capacity of 16.295 MW. The satisfactory performance and operation of these demonstration Wind farms, led to an incentive scheme in 1993, declared by the state government for private sector participation in the Wind power generation. Under the incentive scheme of 1993, a Wind farm capacity of 149.55 MW by the private sector has been established during the period from 1993 to March, 1998.The state government in June, 2002, has declared the new Wind Power Generation Policy – 2002, for private sector participation, for setting up of the Wind farms.
• KANDLA - Public sector refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has completed its 21 MW wind power project near the port town of KANDLA, a top official said Wednesday. The wind farm, set up at a cost of Rs.130 crore,. The power generated in the wind farm would be used for captive consumption to operate the equipment installed at IOC’s fuel storages at the KANDLA port. A trial run of turbines has already been started at the wind farm, he said. The project operation and maintenance contract has been awarded to renewable energy major Suzlon Energy. gas marketing major Gail India had said it was also planning to set up a series of wind farms in Gujarat.
• Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), on 06 September 2008, formally commissioned a 50 MW wind power project on the coast of Jakhau, some 125 km from Bhuj in Katchh district of Gujarat. Under the proposed Rs.300 crore projects, a total of 34 wind mills, having power rating of 1.5 MW each, have been installed along the coastal plains by the Suzlon Energy. These machines will supply power to ONGC's oil installations at Ankles war, Ahmedabad, Mahesana and Vadodara through the power grid of the Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation.
• A 52 MW wind power plant that Suzlon Energy is executing for Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) in Gujarat will be commissioned in September.GSPC, which has plans to develop wind power capacity of 200 MW by 2009-end on an investment of Rs.1, 200 crore, had selected Suzlon Energy and Vestas Wind Systems earlier in the year after inviting bids for execution of the projects. After completion of the first project, other sites will be allocated to the two selected companies
• Ahmedabad, Gas marketing Major Gail India is planning to establish a series of wind power projects in Gujarat during the current fiscal. company has invited bids for setting up wind power projects of 4.5 to 5 MW capacity each on a turn-key basis. The official added that Gujarat had so far attracted investments worth Rs.400,000 crore in the energy sector. The state is on its way of becoming India’s wind energy hub and is likely to be among the top three states in terms of wind power capacity by 2012.
• Gujarat Paguthan Energy Corp (GPEC), an independent power project in Bharuch district, has sought a $20-million loan from the International Finance Corp (IFC) to part finance the first of its two wind power projects at Samana, about 65 kilometers from Jamnagar. The company is setting up two 50.4 megawatt wind power projects in the windswept Samana in two phases. Its Bharuch unit has a generating capacity of 655 megawatt a larger 360 megawatt wind power plant is already in operation in Samana.
• This is also the region where Tata Power has planned two wind energy projects of 50 megawatt each. A Chinese firm and the Tata group are investing Rs.8.15 billion ($189.5 million) to generate together over 150 megawatt of wind power in Gujarat’s Rajkot district. The two power projects are to be set up in Samana, in the Rajkot district, making it a major centre for wind-generated power. CLP, through its India subsidiary CLP India, is investing close to Rs.5 billion for installing 126 wind turbines in Samana that will generate 100.8 megawatt of power. Tata Power has installed wind turbines in the same area for generating 50 megawatt of power at a cost of Rs.3.15 billion. Both projects are expected to become operational by early next year. The state government, which is banking heavily on wind power, has identified Samana as an ideal location for installing 450 turbines that can generate a total of 360 megawatt. To encourage investment in wind energy developments in the state, the government has introduced a raft of incentives including a higher wind energy tariff. Sources confirmed that both CLP and Tata Power projects would be located in Samana, which is a large area and could accommodate more than one project. Amana has a high-tension transmission grid and electricity generated by wind turbines can be fed into it. For this purpose, a substation at Sadodar has been installed.
You have to see Nal sarovar bird Sanctuary in photo or past recorded video only. You can not see even any living bird in Gujarat, costal, katchh, & in whole Gujarat.
Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary-The Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary in Ahmedabad is one of the premier attractions of the diverse wildlife in Gujarat. A wetland sanctuary of the most beautiful and colorful birds of the state, the Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary is home to a number of endangered species of both flora and fauna. The most interesting fact about the sanctuary is that a number of birds migrate to the reserve during the winter and spring seasons. A shelter to about 250 species of wetland birds, Nal Sarovar Sanctuary, Gujarat is a window to the states magnificent wildlife. The winter migrants of the sanctuary comprise White Storks, Rosy Pelicans, Herons, Flamingoes and Brahminy Ducks. The reserve also has a lake which is as long as 116 sq km. During the months of November and February, one can see a large number of indigenous and migratory birds flocking to Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary. If you visit the sanctuary early morning, you can also catch a glimpse of ducks, flamingos, geese and pelicans.
The lake measures 123 km², attracts over 210 species of birds in the winter, and harbours a variety of flora and fauna. Thousands of migratory waterfowl flock to this sanctuary just after the Indian monsoon season. The shallow area and ponds on the outer fringes of the lake attract the wading birds that feed in the shallow waters. Besides a few mammalian species including the endangered wild ass and the blackbuck, its migratory bird population includes Rosy Pelicans, Flamingoes, White Storks, Brahminy Ducks and Herons. Millions of magnificently colored visit the delightful bird sanctuary in winter and spring. It harbours over 250 species of wetland birds. Winter migrants from the north including Rosy Pelicans, Flamingos, White Storks, Brahminy Ducks and Herons visit Nal Sarovar.Between November and February, this 116 sq km lake, is home to vast flocks of indigenous and migratory birds. Ducks, geese, pelicans and flamingos are best seen early in the morning and in the evening and the sanctuary is best visited as a day excursion by taxi, as buses are infrequent and there is no convenient accommodation. The best time to tour the park is during winters and spring seasons, as this is the perfect time, when you get to see plentiful migratory birds. and its also a best time for wind flow in Gujarat. Now it will be season of bird killing. because its season of wind power generations too. Alarming points-When wind turbines, power lines and other man-made structures are placed in areas where the density of birds is high or along major migratory paths, the probability of collisions significantly increases. In particular, the placement of wind farms and other structures along landscape features such as river valleys and coastal areas, used by migratory birds as navigation cues, is believed to significantly increase collisions. Collision risks are also increased or diminished by the intensity and use of lighting and size – the more lighting in place and the taller the structure is, the more dangerous the objects are for birds. Bad weather and darkness, as well as the physical characteristics of birds (acuteness of vision) or flight behavior (flocks), also influence the collision rate.
Gujarat has been conferred the ‘Best Wind Power Developer State in India’ award by the World Institute of Sustainable Energy (WISE), Pune for registering maximum increase in installed Wind Energy Power generation during 2007-08. Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA), the nodal agency of the Government of Gujarat for promotion and popularization of Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation, said that the state has added 616 MW in wind energy generation in the above mentioned period. This is far greater than Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra who have added 380 and 260 MW of wind power generation capacity respectively. GEDA said that the wind energy installed capacity in Gujarat in 2004-05 was only 51 MW. But with the announcement of Wind Power Policy on June 13, 2007 to promote clean and green energy, the capacity was increased to 1252.9 MW as the per March 2008 figures.
Author-lagerahonatubhai, surat-Email-lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com, M-09228484459. Story of bird killer – modi-will never end.
Gujarat is of Gandhi,
Gujarat is of AHINSA,
Gujarat is of JIV DAYA full people. Story is going to change in narendra modi regime.
Gujarat is a state of killers…?
In race of maxi. wind power generation competition Narendra modi kills birds.
Wind is global phenomenon occurring on the earth’s surface due to unequal heating of various parts of the earth’s surface by the sun. Wind speed and direction vary in the short and long term. There is a variation in minute to minute. Wind is affected by the terrain and by height above the ground. Wind speed generally increases with the height above the ground as moving wind moving across the earth’s surface encounters friction caused by the turbulent flow over and around the mountains, hills, trees, buildings etc.The power contained in the wind can be harnessed for mechanical application such as water pumping or for generation of electricity, through wind turbine generators, designed for specific purpose. The state of Gujarat is blessed with a long coast line of 1600 km where the wind speeds are adequate for conversion in to electrical energy. Similarly certain inland hilly areas have potential wind speed for the same. In terms of power application, the state of Gujarat has a gross potential of 7362 MW of wind power generation. For the purpose of mechanical applications where the wind speed required is much less than that required for the power application, the land area in open fields throughout the state, with no obstructions over a specified distance is sustainable for installations of windmills for mechanical applications. The increasing costs of the fossil fuels and thus the cost of the conventional electricity, has generated an increased interest in using the natural source for meeting the energy requirements
DIVERSION OF FOREST LAND FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF WIND FARMS:
Several potential sites of high wind density are situated in forest areas. It is proposed to tap this huge potential of 20,000 MW by allowing wind power projects on following guidelines. Areas of national parks and sanctuaries, areas of outstanding natural beauty, national heritage sites, sites of archeological importance, sites of special scientific interest and other important landscapes will not be considered for development of wind farm.
Wind farms should be at safe distance (1 km or more) from these sites as these sites have ample tourism potential. The distance of windmills from highways, villages or natural habitations should be minimum 300 meters. No Objection Certificate from local bodies will be mandatory as these machines make lot of noise. The tips of wind turbine should be painted with orange color to avoid bird hits. Forest dept will allow installation Wind Mast by paying one time payment of one lakh per mast. It will provide 15m X 15m land for every fifty hector of land for this purpose. The wind mast should be removed after two years only after ascertaining technical parameters. Only machines of 500 KW and above will be allowed. Forest land will be leased for 30 years initially. It will be first leased in favor of developer and then transferred in the name investor/power producer within period of four years. If developers fail to develop wind farms, land will be revert back to Forest Department without any compensation. A lease rent of Rs. 30,000/- will be charged in addition to compensatory afforestation and net present value.
Proposal for forest land should include require for land inclusive of the corridors between successive windmills, statutory buildings, earthing pits, transmission lines, roads including repose, breast walls, drains, curvature etc. Alignment of road should be done by recognized firm and got approved by the divisional forest officer concerned. The transmission lines should be aligned with roads as far as possible. Details of alternative explored on non forest land, cost benefit analysis of project, employment generated, cost of electricity produced and economic viability should be also given in proposal. Proposal should also include detail technological parameters about mechanical fatigue. Around 65% to 70% of leased out area should be utilized for development of medicinal plants. Intervening areas between two wind mill foot prints shall also be planted up by dwarf species of trees at the project cost. Soil and moisture conservation measures like counter trenching shall be taken up on hillocks supporting the windmills.
Birds mortality is increased in Gujarat due to following
1-Windows and tall buildings-Windows of all sizes and types, even small and narrow windows, from those found on tall buildings to those used in residential houses are very dangerous for birds. Ornithologists usually call them “invisible killers” due to the large number of deaths and injuries they cause regardless of species, age, sex and the conditions in which collisions occur. Attracted by the reflection of trees or plants located near the windows, birds try to pass through them, sometimes, at top speed. This can lead to fatal or other injuries or simply exhaustion as they attempt to overcome the invisible barrier and end up falling to the ground and thus becoming easy prey. Predators such as cats often lie in wait for their victims to quickly remove them. Moreover, some studies show that about half of those birds, which manage to fly away, die later due to injuries received. These facts are often unknown to those observing bird strikes, as they tend to think collisions do not actually harm birds and that they are able to fly away without any lasting damage.
2. Wind turbines-Although wind turbines are a form of clean technology for renewable energy production and therefore an important tool in combating climate change, they also represent a danger to migratory birds. Wind turbines, especially when standing isolated in large-scale wind farm developments, also represent a severe potential hazard for migratory birds. Their blades rotate at speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour and, when placed along the major migratory routes of birds, wind turbines can become extremely dangerous obstacles causing both injuries and fatalities to many species of migratory birds. In addition to causing collisions, wind turbines are also known to cause displacement of migratory birds and are considered especially detrimental in areas where there is a known high concentration of migratory birds, for example at major stop-over and feeding sites. Like other obstacles that are surrounded with lights for air traffic safety, wind turbines equipped with bright lights can also attract disorientated birds and lead to fatal injuries during the night. Wind farms are often built along coastlines and mountaintops, usually in areas that have high wind potential, and which often lie along the flight paths of many migratory birds. Unfortunately, wind farms are still being built along coastlines, mountain ridges and wetlands, sometimes without any prior assessment of their potential environmental impact on migratory birds and in places where there is a known high concentration of many migratory bird species. It is especially a cause for concern when wind farms are constructed in areas that are frequently used by endangered and rare bird species.
3. Power lines -Power lines and fences are believed to pose a particular risk to migratory birds. Overhead power lines stretch for millions of kilometers globally and the resulting carpet of surface cables continues to increase. Apart from the risk of electrocution faced by birds, which results from poorly designed power poles, the cables themselves constitute objects for potential collisions. Fast-flying birds, so-called poor fliers due to their small wings, and birds lacking in agility are especially at risk; they tend to hit conductors and ground wires, frequently at night and in poor weather conditions.
4. Communication towers and masts- Tens of thousands of communication towers dot landscapes across the country. These towers pose a significant threat to endangered bird species, especially migratory birds. Gujarat government must revise its rulemaking and consider the impacts within an environmental impact study that a new tower may pose. Communication towers and masts are commonly high structures located on elevated points of land and their supporting guy wires are extremely dangerous for migratory birds. Fast flying birds simply do not notice loose wires and birds that are not very agile have difficulties avoiding them. Stormy nights and bad visibility make supporting wires even more dangerous for birds and dramatically increase the risk of collision. Brightly lit towers in the similar adverse conditions make bird-strikes even more likely. Birds, especially nocturnal birds traveling in weather conditions like fog or mist, loose their navigation cues and get disoriented or dazzled by the lights of towers. Mistaking them for constellations, birds tend to circle around the lights and rarely escape fatal hits against the wires and other supporting elements. Even if they manage to avoid heavy strikes, birds are often badly injured or they waste energy they need to accomplish their migration journey.
In wind power policy there is no word used for bird, bird kill assessment, bird saving- you can check at this link- http://www.geda.org.in/pdf/wind/wind_power_policy2007.pdf
In the US, cars & trucks wipe out millions of birds each year, while 100 million to 1 billion birds collide with windows. According to the 2001 National Wind Coordinating Committee study, “Avian Collisions with Wind Turbines: A Summary of Existing Studies and Comparisons to Other Sources of Avian Collision Mortality in the United States," these non-wind mortalities compare with 2.19 millions bird deaths per turbine per year. Gujarat-India has no data to display…only dead birds bodies to count.
Narendra modi give me account in per night electricity generation, how many birds will be killed. Or birds killed per kilowatt electricity generated.
Can you stop this projects in narendra modi Government to save birds, environ?
• State-run lignite and bauxite mining major Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd (GMDC) is all set to mark its entry into wind power generation. The company has firmed up its plans to take up 100 Mw wind power project in a phased manner. The Gujarat government has already approved generation of 100 Mw wind power by GMDC. "This is the first wind power project of the company and it will be implemented in a phased manner. The company has envisaged a total of Rs. 600 crore investments for the project," sources close to the development revealed. In the first phase, GMDC, which already has interests in various power projects in and outside Gujarat, intends to put up wind mills having aggregate capacity of 19.5 Mw, for which it will pump in Rs 120 crore? This wind farm will be funded through internal accruals. The company has identified Rajkot district's Malaya area, which borders arid region of Kutch in Gujarat. "The first phase of the project will be taken up in current year, while it will take not less than two years to complete the remaining phases", sources added.GMDC's move to foray into wind power generation is prompted by various factors, one of which is that the company is sitting on surplus fund. Apart from this, the company willl be able to avail special incentives offered under the state government's wind power policy. The new wind power policy of the state has fixed Rs. 3.50 per unit tariff for purchasing wind power. Earlier, the rate was Rs. 3.37 per unit.” The company will also get the benefit of carbon credit while supply power to state grid, which will further help Gujarat to meet its power requirement", sources explained. he state of Gujarat blessed with along coast lined and certain inland areas which have potential for harnessing of Wind energy for power generation. According to the study conducted by the Ministry of Non – Conventional Sources of Energy, the state of Gujarat has a gross potential of 7362 MW of Wind Power. About 50 sites in the state have been declared potential for setting up of Wind farms, on the basis of the long term data of Wind speed, collected and analyzed under the aegis of the Ministry of Non Conventional Sources of Energy. Given the potential of wind power generation in the state, the first demonstration Wind farm project was set up by the Agency in 1986 at the Okha coast followed by few more demonstration Wind farms with an aggregate capacity of 16.295 MW. The satisfactory performance and operation of these demonstration Wind farms, led to an incentive scheme in 1993, declared by the state government for private sector participation in the Wind power generation. Under the incentive scheme of 1993, a Wind farm capacity of 149.55 MW by the private sector has been established during the period from 1993 to March, 1998.The state government in June, 2002, has declared the new Wind Power Generation Policy – 2002, for private sector participation, for setting up of the Wind farms.
• KANDLA - Public sector refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has completed its 21 MW wind power project near the port town of KANDLA, a top official said Wednesday. The wind farm, set up at a cost of Rs.130 crore,. The power generated in the wind farm would be used for captive consumption to operate the equipment installed at IOC’s fuel storages at the KANDLA port. A trial run of turbines has already been started at the wind farm, he said. The project operation and maintenance contract has been awarded to renewable energy major Suzlon Energy. gas marketing major Gail India had said it was also planning to set up a series of wind farms in Gujarat.
• Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), on 06 September 2008, formally commissioned a 50 MW wind power project on the coast of Jakhau, some 125 km from Bhuj in Katchh district of Gujarat. Under the proposed Rs.300 crore projects, a total of 34 wind mills, having power rating of 1.5 MW each, have been installed along the coastal plains by the Suzlon Energy. These machines will supply power to ONGC's oil installations at Ankles war, Ahmedabad, Mahesana and Vadodara through the power grid of the Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation.
• A 52 MW wind power plant that Suzlon Energy is executing for Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) in Gujarat will be commissioned in September.GSPC, which has plans to develop wind power capacity of 200 MW by 2009-end on an investment of Rs.1, 200 crore, had selected Suzlon Energy and Vestas Wind Systems earlier in the year after inviting bids for execution of the projects. After completion of the first project, other sites will be allocated to the two selected companies
• Ahmedabad, Gas marketing Major Gail India is planning to establish a series of wind power projects in Gujarat during the current fiscal. company has invited bids for setting up wind power projects of 4.5 to 5 MW capacity each on a turn-key basis. The official added that Gujarat had so far attracted investments worth Rs.400,000 crore in the energy sector. The state is on its way of becoming India’s wind energy hub and is likely to be among the top three states in terms of wind power capacity by 2012.
• Gujarat Paguthan Energy Corp (GPEC), an independent power project in Bharuch district, has sought a $20-million loan from the International Finance Corp (IFC) to part finance the first of its two wind power projects at Samana, about 65 kilometers from Jamnagar. The company is setting up two 50.4 megawatt wind power projects in the windswept Samana in two phases. Its Bharuch unit has a generating capacity of 655 megawatt a larger 360 megawatt wind power plant is already in operation in Samana.
• This is also the region where Tata Power has planned two wind energy projects of 50 megawatt each. A Chinese firm and the Tata group are investing Rs.8.15 billion ($189.5 million) to generate together over 150 megawatt of wind power in Gujarat’s Rajkot district. The two power projects are to be set up in Samana, in the Rajkot district, making it a major centre for wind-generated power. CLP, through its India subsidiary CLP India, is investing close to Rs.5 billion for installing 126 wind turbines in Samana that will generate 100.8 megawatt of power. Tata Power has installed wind turbines in the same area for generating 50 megawatt of power at a cost of Rs.3.15 billion. Both projects are expected to become operational by early next year. The state government, which is banking heavily on wind power, has identified Samana as an ideal location for installing 450 turbines that can generate a total of 360 megawatt. To encourage investment in wind energy developments in the state, the government has introduced a raft of incentives including a higher wind energy tariff. Sources confirmed that both CLP and Tata Power projects would be located in Samana, which is a large area and could accommodate more than one project. Amana has a high-tension transmission grid and electricity generated by wind turbines can be fed into it. For this purpose, a substation at Sadodar has been installed.
You have to see Nal sarovar bird Sanctuary in photo or past recorded video only. You can not see even any living bird in Gujarat, costal, katchh, & in whole Gujarat.
Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary-The Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary in Ahmedabad is one of the premier attractions of the diverse wildlife in Gujarat. A wetland sanctuary of the most beautiful and colorful birds of the state, the Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary is home to a number of endangered species of both flora and fauna. The most interesting fact about the sanctuary is that a number of birds migrate to the reserve during the winter and spring seasons. A shelter to about 250 species of wetland birds, Nal Sarovar Sanctuary, Gujarat is a window to the states magnificent wildlife. The winter migrants of the sanctuary comprise White Storks, Rosy Pelicans, Herons, Flamingoes and Brahminy Ducks. The reserve also has a lake which is as long as 116 sq km. During the months of November and February, one can see a large number of indigenous and migratory birds flocking to Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary. If you visit the sanctuary early morning, you can also catch a glimpse of ducks, flamingos, geese and pelicans.
The lake measures 123 km², attracts over 210 species of birds in the winter, and harbours a variety of flora and fauna. Thousands of migratory waterfowl flock to this sanctuary just after the Indian monsoon season. The shallow area and ponds on the outer fringes of the lake attract the wading birds that feed in the shallow waters. Besides a few mammalian species including the endangered wild ass and the blackbuck, its migratory bird population includes Rosy Pelicans, Flamingoes, White Storks, Brahminy Ducks and Herons. Millions of magnificently colored visit the delightful bird sanctuary in winter and spring. It harbours over 250 species of wetland birds. Winter migrants from the north including Rosy Pelicans, Flamingos, White Storks, Brahminy Ducks and Herons visit Nal Sarovar.Between November and February, this 116 sq km lake, is home to vast flocks of indigenous and migratory birds. Ducks, geese, pelicans and flamingos are best seen early in the morning and in the evening and the sanctuary is best visited as a day excursion by taxi, as buses are infrequent and there is no convenient accommodation. The best time to tour the park is during winters and spring seasons, as this is the perfect time, when you get to see plentiful migratory birds. and its also a best time for wind flow in Gujarat. Now it will be season of bird killing. because its season of wind power generations too. Alarming points-When wind turbines, power lines and other man-made structures are placed in areas where the density of birds is high or along major migratory paths, the probability of collisions significantly increases. In particular, the placement of wind farms and other structures along landscape features such as river valleys and coastal areas, used by migratory birds as navigation cues, is believed to significantly increase collisions. Collision risks are also increased or diminished by the intensity and use of lighting and size – the more lighting in place and the taller the structure is, the more dangerous the objects are for birds. Bad weather and darkness, as well as the physical characteristics of birds (acuteness of vision) or flight behavior (flocks), also influence the collision rate.
Gujarat has been conferred the ‘Best Wind Power Developer State in India’ award by the World Institute of Sustainable Energy (WISE), Pune for registering maximum increase in installed Wind Energy Power generation during 2007-08. Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA), the nodal agency of the Government of Gujarat for promotion and popularization of Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation, said that the state has added 616 MW in wind energy generation in the above mentioned period. This is far greater than Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra who have added 380 and 260 MW of wind power generation capacity respectively. GEDA said that the wind energy installed capacity in Gujarat in 2004-05 was only 51 MW. But with the announcement of Wind Power Policy on June 13, 2007 to promote clean and green energy, the capacity was increased to 1252.9 MW as the per March 2008 figures.
Author-lagerahonatubhai, surat-Email-lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com, M-09228484459. Story of bird killer – modi-will never end.
Friday, September 18, 2009
its a beganing to save country from more black industry-embroideries in surat
To-
1. Police commissioner, Surat
2. Surat municipal commissioner, Surat,
3. Gumastadhara officer, all smc, zone, Surat
4. Labor commissioner, Surat
5. Joint director labor health and safety
5. Provident fund commissioner, Surat
6. Esi officer, Surat
7. Income tax commissioner, Surat
8. District industries center, Surat
9. Collector, Surat
10. Central excise commissioner, Surat
11 Torrent power ltd, Surat
12. Foreign exchange commissioner, Surat
13. Registrar of company, Ahmedabad
Regarding-it’s a time and all must be vigil on it.
How many embroidery units are in Surat, no data available can all concern above departments coordinate to common work to finalize the list of embroidery units.
All are violating all applicable laws .
Respected sirs,
We are running union and have received many workers complains and want to highlight following points to make transparent non corruptive system.
It’s a very urgent to finalize all collective database to seize government dues, labor and other violations vigil watch. And issue notices and survey them for exact numbers of machines, output, taxes, employment etc.
If from beginning it is done it will be easy. When Indian manufacturer will start embroidery machines and other spares or accessories in black market and sell government can not get the database.
How many embroidery units are in Surat, no data available can all concern above departments coordinate to common work to finalize the list of embroidery units.
All are violating all applicable laws like running in residential areas, not registered under any labor related PF, ESI, labor, factory and any other applicable laws. They might violate import exports related acts and provisions, further many applicable taxes, cess, surcharge, vat, service tax, professional taxes,licence fee,registrations,renewals etc. might not paying .
1. This whole embroidery business is in major in hand of saurastrian group mainly of diamond related businessman who always are interested to hide details of income,profits,labor and all are mostly doing corrupt practices.
2. They have not given details to police commissioner offices for their staff and workers identity proofs.
3. They have not get any labor related licences, or registrations
4. They are not interested to give any types of benefits to labors
5. They don’t want to obey any laws
6. They don’t want to disclose their details in any government department
7. They don’t want to pay taxes and generating black monies
8. they don’t open even bank accounts
9. they all maximum people are just cheating government with different way even in future many labor complains will arise then no one can help them when their will be no proofs with labors.
10. when individual government want to survey they not cooperate and they are most corrupted people who are running embroidery business and have invested huge black monies earn from black monies (earned from diamond business).
In a present technological world it’s a very easy to finalize
1. How many embroidery machine Manufacturing Company in world.
2. How many embroidery machine company have sold their products to Indian companies
3. How many and which company have imported embroidery machine at which addresses and where it installed.
4. How many companies are dealing in embroidery machine, spares, accessories, raw material, service, software, training, quality control etc and check their client list to make total list for identifications.
5. How many embroider machines have taken government licenses of import.
6. How many embroidery machines company has registration of different department and under different laws, acts etc.with different local, state, central authority, sebi, banks etc...
7. How many embroidery units have taken electricity connections, plan approvals, any tax exemption, subcidy, shop and establishment licenses etc?
Following list is a sample list of companies registered at registrar of company at Ahmedabad-details sought from internet regarding registration.(S.No. Company or LLP Name Application Number State Date of Approval Name Status)
1. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY MACHINE PRIVATE LIMITED A69442457 17-09-2009 Approved
2. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Registered
3. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY SPARES AND THREADS PRIVATE LIM ITED A69441889 Gujarat 17-09-2009 Approved
4. AMAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Y10180038 Gujarat 12-04-2006 Approved
5. AMAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
6. ANIL EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
7. AVIVA EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
8. BALAJI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
9. DASS EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
10. EVERSHINE EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
11. JAY AMBEY EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
12. K STAR EMBROIDERY SPARES PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
13. MADHUSUDAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LTD Gujarat Registered
14. NIRMAL SARI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
15. PARAG EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
16. SANSKRITI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
17. SCHIFFLI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
18. SHREE SANT HARI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
19. SHRUTI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
20. SIYA EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
21. TAHA EMBROIDERY CREATION PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
22. TYCOON EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
23. VISMA FASHION EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
24. VIVEK EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
25. YOGI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
And many companies who may be UN registered and running embroidery business.
Some might have registered their company in other state and running in Gujarat mainly in Surat.
Many other private data can be availed from banks, manufacturere, importer, accessories and other related services, maintance, liaison companies’ client list.
Further till today no union or associations registered for embroidery business persons. or unions.
Hope sincere suo-motu coordination action committee will make said database seizure and compliance for individual authorities’ specific usage.
Thanking you
Natubhai patel
(Natubhai lageraho )
Surat m-09228484459
Email-lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
1. Police commissioner, Surat
2. Surat municipal commissioner, Surat,
3. Gumastadhara officer, all smc, zone, Surat
4. Labor commissioner, Surat
5. Joint director labor health and safety
5. Provident fund commissioner, Surat
6. Esi officer, Surat
7. Income tax commissioner, Surat
8. District industries center, Surat
9. Collector, Surat
10. Central excise commissioner, Surat
11 Torrent power ltd, Surat
12. Foreign exchange commissioner, Surat
13. Registrar of company, Ahmedabad
Regarding-it’s a time and all must be vigil on it.
How many embroidery units are in Surat, no data available can all concern above departments coordinate to common work to finalize the list of embroidery units.
All are violating all applicable laws .
Respected sirs,
We are running union and have received many workers complains and want to highlight following points to make transparent non corruptive system.
It’s a very urgent to finalize all collective database to seize government dues, labor and other violations vigil watch. And issue notices and survey them for exact numbers of machines, output, taxes, employment etc.
If from beginning it is done it will be easy. When Indian manufacturer will start embroidery machines and other spares or accessories in black market and sell government can not get the database.
How many embroidery units are in Surat, no data available can all concern above departments coordinate to common work to finalize the list of embroidery units.
All are violating all applicable laws like running in residential areas, not registered under any labor related PF, ESI, labor, factory and any other applicable laws. They might violate import exports related acts and provisions, further many applicable taxes, cess, surcharge, vat, service tax, professional taxes,licence fee,registrations,renewals etc. might not paying .
1. This whole embroidery business is in major in hand of saurastrian group mainly of diamond related businessman who always are interested to hide details of income,profits,labor and all are mostly doing corrupt practices.
2. They have not given details to police commissioner offices for their staff and workers identity proofs.
3. They have not get any labor related licences, or registrations
4. They are not interested to give any types of benefits to labors
5. They don’t want to obey any laws
6. They don’t want to disclose their details in any government department
7. They don’t want to pay taxes and generating black monies
8. they don’t open even bank accounts
9. they all maximum people are just cheating government with different way even in future many labor complains will arise then no one can help them when their will be no proofs with labors.
10. when individual government want to survey they not cooperate and they are most corrupted people who are running embroidery business and have invested huge black monies earn from black monies (earned from diamond business).
In a present technological world it’s a very easy to finalize
1. How many embroidery machine Manufacturing Company in world.
2. How many embroidery machine company have sold their products to Indian companies
3. How many and which company have imported embroidery machine at which addresses and where it installed.
4. How many companies are dealing in embroidery machine, spares, accessories, raw material, service, software, training, quality control etc and check their client list to make total list for identifications.
5. How many embroider machines have taken government licenses of import.
6. How many embroidery machines company has registration of different department and under different laws, acts etc.with different local, state, central authority, sebi, banks etc...
7. How many embroidery units have taken electricity connections, plan approvals, any tax exemption, subcidy, shop and establishment licenses etc?
Following list is a sample list of companies registered at registrar of company at Ahmedabad-details sought from internet regarding registration.(S.No. Company or LLP Name Application Number State Date of Approval Name Status)
1. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY MACHINE PRIVATE LIMITED A69442457 17-09-2009 Approved
2. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Registered
3. ALLIANCE EMBROIDERY SPARES AND THREADS PRIVATE LIM ITED A69441889 Gujarat 17-09-2009 Approved
4. AMAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Y10180038 Gujarat 12-04-2006 Approved
5. AMAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
6. ANIL EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
7. AVIVA EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
8. BALAJI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
9. DASS EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
10. EVERSHINE EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
11. JAY AMBEY EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
12. K STAR EMBROIDERY SPARES PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
13. MADHUSUDAN EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LTD Gujarat Registered
14. NIRMAL SARI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
15. PARAG EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
16. SANSKRITI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
17. SCHIFFLI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
18. SHREE SANT HARI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
19. SHRUTI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
20. SIYA EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
21. TAHA EMBROIDERY CREATION PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
22. TYCOON EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
23. VISMA FASHION EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
24. VIVEK EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
25. YOGI EMBROIDERY PRIVATE LIMITED Gujarat Registered
And many companies who may be UN registered and running embroidery business.
Some might have registered their company in other state and running in Gujarat mainly in Surat.
Many other private data can be availed from banks, manufacturere, importer, accessories and other related services, maintance, liaison companies’ client list.
Further till today no union or associations registered for embroidery business persons. or unions.
Hope sincere suo-motu coordination action committee will make said database seizure and compliance for individual authorities’ specific usage.
Thanking you
Natubhai patel
(Natubhai lageraho )
Surat m-09228484459
Email-lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Violations of human rights in displacement of Rajivnagar Amroli slum by SMC ,surat
to-
all concern citizens,NGO, organisations and government officials
Subject- Violations of human rights in displacement of Rajivnagar Amroli (Pala) embankment displacement, slums By Surat Municipal Corporation and Surat Irrigation department.
Respected sirs,
Please register our complains under suo-motto legal actions against concern officials of surat municipal corporation,surat irrigation departmental office and associated police officers, for different provisions of human right violations and different laws related to evictions, displacement and related acts, policies, local, national & internationals law. Please help poor victims by correcting complain in required format and by adding necessary charges against opponents. Please also consider this request to rehabilitate them with specific livelihood rights and proper compensations at the earliest. All concerned are request to come forward to help these victims and save human values. All actions must be done legally, democratic and as per UN Displacement policy under supervision of local NGO and their representatives.
It is a case for just claims violations under process as example of displacement of slums of Rajivnagar, Amroli,
1. Inhuman eviction without any prior public notice and without getting their opinion and against their will.
2. Forced eviction with tactics to get newly built flat in Jnnurm scheme with margin money and installments, but no payments considered as compensated in as routine displacement. Poor slum dwellers cant affords displacement on the sake of their running income or small business they do at their slums.
3. No livelihood compensations considered.
4. Draw system to allot Jnnurm scheme EWS residence, its gimmick to cheat the slum dwellers. It’s an insult of humanity. It is first ever eviction made in the history. First of all ready position with infrastructure and titles alternative dwelling units must be given but here draw system is funny solutions which is done after illegal demolition of slum and emotional and strategically pressure created to consider options given must be accepted.
5. First demolished then asking for where are your proof even though surat Municipal Corporation have made biometric survey and having different types of proofs of their resident more then 25 years.
6. As it was government land said but no such record avails and one sided police force used to evict the approximate 1700 slums. Till today from any government department, no notice is issued on the name of ownership.
7. Not disclosing biometric survey report which was considered for ownership record of slum dwellers and not issuing smart cards.
8. Not issuing forms for getting EWS economical weaker sectional quarters built under Jnnurm scheme at kosad and other.
9. They have dismantled their slums prior any notice, notifications public consultations, jansunvai, even not tried to minimize displacement considering nearest scope of rehabilitations. As all must be intimated prior 90 days.
10. displacement work done during religious festivals ,night time in few case,
11. all slums dwellers are labor of different textile,dying,diamond where no identity proofs even issued.labour ministry also know the situation of identity less labor and no government mechanism has worked for their rights. all are migrants from different states of India like orissa,u.p,bihar,andhrapradesh,rajastahan,maharastra,madhyapradesh and Karnataka ,tamilnadu,west Bengal etc. no union ,no NGO, no political parties has helped these all slum dwellers and labors.
12. Embankment scheme was approved since 30 to 45 years but no notice to displacement issued under land acquiring acts.
13. Old aged persons, disabled, women handicapped, patients and children also to be rehabilitated with specific extra package of compensations.
14. proofs of ownership can be had from different departments like
· Flood reliefs and compensations made in all floods of
· Voter cards issued
· Crime reports of said area since 25 years or more time span
· Old photographs of different events, ceremonies
· Police photo records in different crimes and their actions
· Previous health records, birth records, death records different camp, relief’s, schemes of
· Different database of research, surveys and analysis conducted by different individuals, organizations, students, corporate, universities, and government central or state.
· Shop and establishment license issued in area
· Tapti flood inquiry commission reports and records, survey etc
Hopes to serve humanity by all means we can do for them.
Friday, April 24, 2009
save my country
dear friends,
now a days parliamentary elections are practicising,no hope left for any citizen to have democracy saved.for disscussion following points are shared herewith
1.all the parties involved have declared their manifesto but not have concrete action plan to materiliase it
2.all candidates are rich and average education level is low and blck moneies,dirty games are used to win
3.no women participant motivated ,few female candidates are there but is seems very low against 33% as all are wishing to be reserved for womens.
4.all are using malafied practice,dirty words and election commission standing to just watch and nothing can be done
5.negative voting needed but no electronic voting machine will be have extra switch to vote negative-non of above candidates are proper
6.mix government and game of support,association will be played and no clear mission,vision achieved
7.caste,area,subcaste poision spreded more and more which may be converted in riots or naxlites
8.poor people are hand to mouth and have not interest to vote even.
9.media supports only funding parties or candidates
10.many criminals are succeeded to get tickets and will win any way.corruption of election fund is terrific and after 61 years of democracy indians not get needed reforms.
save my country any way,who can do?
lagerahonatubhai
surat 09228484459
lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
now a days parliamentary elections are practicising,no hope left for any citizen to have democracy saved.for disscussion following points are shared herewith
1.all the parties involved have declared their manifesto but not have concrete action plan to materiliase it
2.all candidates are rich and average education level is low and blck moneies,dirty games are used to win
3.no women participant motivated ,few female candidates are there but is seems very low against 33% as all are wishing to be reserved for womens.
4.all are using malafied practice,dirty words and election commission standing to just watch and nothing can be done
5.negative voting needed but no electronic voting machine will be have extra switch to vote negative-non of above candidates are proper
6.mix government and game of support,association will be played and no clear mission,vision achieved
7.caste,area,subcaste poision spreded more and more which may be converted in riots or naxlites
8.poor people are hand to mouth and have not interest to vote even.
9.media supports only funding parties or candidates
10.many criminals are succeeded to get tickets and will win any way.corruption of election fund is terrific and after 61 years of democracy indians not get needed reforms.
save my country any way,who can do?
lagerahonatubhai
surat 09228484459
lagerahonatubhai@gmail.com
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