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Govt firm on privatising Escoms

19 November 2009 - 7:23pm — murali772
EnvironmentPowerEverything else

The Government is firm on privatising the Electricity Supply Companies (Escoms) as per their policy. Both Central, State govts regard the move as key step in power reforms, and also for ensuring financial stability, Energy Minister K S Eshwarappa said here on Wednesday.

MobiliCity: Latest Details

19 November 2009 - 12:32pm — admin

Bridge to Nowhere ! Hope now.

18 November 2009 - 6:25pm — adityaselect
Infrastructure

 Hi Guys,

I have sent a mail along with the attached photograph of Kadugodi flyover to our CM.

The same has been forwarded by him to BMP. I am hoping things may finally turn ourside now.

Cant forget to mention; It was a plesant surprise that our concern was acknowledged within three days.

 

Here is the picasa link - 

BMTC citizen charter

18 November 2009 - 12:14pm — bdpak
BusPublic Transport


I had an opportunity to go through the citizen charter of the BMTC, especially the complaint handling system of the same and it read as below


§COMMUTER GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL SYSTEM:

DULT links to Praja

17 November 2009 - 9:01pm — sanjayv
Praja related

 I was reviewing the DULT website and realized that they have a link to Praja there. .  Praja is described as a Bangalore based internet driven community on urban issues.

Efficient design, execution and maintenance of roads in Bangalore

17 November 2009 - 10:58am — psaram42
Urban DevelopmentEverything else

 Roads are integral part of a city allowing for the movement of goods and people to and fro various essential utilities for the harmonious existence of the cities human population. A city thus consist of  

Bangalore East Connectivity

15 November 2009 - 6:47pm — Vasanth
InfrastructureTraffic

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The immense cost of Socialism

15 November 2009 - 10:10am — murali772
Everything elseGovernance

Growth accelerated with tentative reforms in 1980, and shot up to 9% after reforms deepened in the current decade. How much lower would infant mortality, illiteracy and poverty have been had India commenced reform a decade earlier, and enjoyed correspondingly faster growth and human development?



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