drskmukherjee

I deliberately reacted late lest my voice get buried under the debris of lie traffic in WA and social media. I reacted late because the riot situation restrained me and my alert senses guided me to sensibly watch the critical situation before I pen down my studied observations on Delhi, the capital city.  Inaction on the part of administration, police and the government, more importantly the Home Ministry pained us all to see the BJP has wilfully let Delhi burn as the government machinery allowed the violence to go on for 3 days unabated.  Not a single FIR was lodged against the hate mongers till on Wednesday  Justice S Muralidhar of Delhi High Court very sternly showed his anguish towards Delhi police, the speeches of hate statements by politicians and the inaction of Union Home Ministry in particular. Thereafter 106 hooligans arrested and 48 FIRs have been lodged.  Justice Murlidhar is transferred. The timing, and again the all-in-night act the government chose to transfer

We have a crisis ridden economy. Economy has been in the weakest shape for the past many years. Budget 2020-21 has been placed by our FM, Nirmala Sitaraman in the parliament today, the 1st Feb, 2020. Has the budget recognised that our economy is in a crisis and it is a do-or-die situation to wade the nation out of the economic slump? We need to analyse whether the budget has to offer to impact a turn around in the economy. By the time the presentation of budget ended and fiscal deficit announced to be kept at 3.8% the Indian Stock Exchange, SENSEX plummeted 754.99 points ie 1.85%. Well stock exchange is not the ultimate barometer of economic condition. But the dampened sentiments did take a dip that is reflected in today's trading. Fund arrangement is really a big challenge before the government to infuse life into the ailing economy. That is why the recourse to PPP or Public Private Partnership has been proposed in many areas of government spendings.  Government plans t