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PM to present UPA's report card to 'aam aadmi'
Last updated on: May 11, 2010 11:28 IST
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will present a report card to the 'aam aadmi' on the 'successful completion' of six years of the United Progressive Alliance's stint at the Centre at a massive media conference on May 24. The occasion will commemorate the sixth anniversary of the UPA regime at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi. In a communication to the secretaries in the various ministries, the prime minister's office has sought details of the successful projects or missions undertaken by that particular ministry, to be included in the final report. Senior ministers are expected to be present at the media conference. Dr Singh's Information Advisor Dr Harish Khare will conduct the show. As many as 250 news channels and 1,500 accredited correspondents will cover the media conference at Vigyan Bhavan. Dr Singh will also answer question from media centres in Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata Mumbai and Hyderabad, via video conferencing.
The Press Information Bureau and the ministry of external affairs is considering fielding questions by correspondents based in foreign locations via video. On the evening of May 24, Congress president and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is planning to host a reception for UPA allies and Congress Members of Parliament. The venue for the reception will be finalized after consultations with the PMO and UPA leaders. The All India Congress Committee has also asked the chiefs of its state units to plan celebrations to mark the sixth anniversary of the UPA.
Mr. PM here are some questions Aam Aadmi Blog is fielding;
1. How can you commemorate adding 100 million more people to the U.N. estimated poverty line of $1.25 a day?
2. How can you commemorate the U.N Report of one third of the world’s poor being in India, living on less than $2 per day, worse than in many of sub-Saharan Africa?
3. How can you commemorate the massive inflation on basic food items?
4. How can you commemorate when 72 lack metric tons of wheat grain worth Rs. 800 crores, procured from the farmers is rotting in the Government granaries?
5. How can you commemorate farmers commit ting suicide and people dying of starvation and malnutrition?
6. How can you commemorate the death of hundreds of innocent citizens killed by Islamic Terrorist in the face of deteriorating national security?
7. How can you commemorate resumption of the peace process with Pakistan when they refuse to dismantle the terrorist training camps and punish the perpetrators?
8. How can you commemorate the massacre of the CRPF jawan’s by the Maoists?
9. How can you commemorate the 2G Spectrum 1 lack crore mother of all scams by your cabinet colleague?
10. How can you commemorate the tabling of the severely compromised nuclear liability bill?
Mr. PM: Before commemorating please listen to the Aam Aadmi Ki Awaaz and see the Aam Aadmi’s Plight
Read the U.N Report: 100 million more Indians now living in poverty
http://in.reuters.com/article/topNews/idINIndia-47791820100419?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=0
PM to present UPA's report card to 'aam aadmi'
Last updated on: May 11, 2010 11:28 IST
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will present a report card to the 'aam aadmi' on the 'successful completion' of six years of the United Progressive Alliance's stint at the Centre at a massive media conference on May 24. The occasion will commemorate the sixth anniversary of the UPA regime at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi. In a communication to the secretaries in the various ministries, the prime minister's office has sought details of the successful projects or missions undertaken by that particular ministry, to be included in the final report. Senior ministers are expected to be present at the media conference. Dr Singh's Information Advisor Dr Harish Khare will conduct the show. As many as 250 news channels and 1,500 accredited correspondents will cover the media conference at Vigyan Bhavan. Dr Singh will also answer question from media centres in Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata Mumbai and Hyderabad, via video conferencing.
The Press Information Bureau and the ministry of external affairs is considering fielding questions by correspondents based in foreign locations via video. On the evening of May 24, Congress president and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is planning to host a reception for UPA allies and Congress Members of Parliament. The venue for the reception will be finalized after consultations with the PMO and UPA leaders. The All India Congress Committee has also asked the chiefs of its state units to plan celebrations to mark the sixth anniversary of the UPA.
Mr. PM here are some questions Aam Aadmi Blog is fielding;
1. How can you commemorate adding 100 million more people to the U.N. estimated poverty line of $1.25 a day?
2. How can you commemorate the U.N Report of one third of the world’s poor being in India, living on less than $2 per day, worse than in many of sub-Saharan Africa?
3. How can you commemorate the massive inflation on basic food items?
4. How can you commemorate when 72 lack metric tons of wheat grain worth Rs. 800 crores, procured from the farmers is rotting in the Government granaries?
5. How can you commemorate farmers commit ting suicide and people dying of starvation and malnutrition?
6. How can you commemorate the death of hundreds of innocent citizens killed by Islamic Terrorist in the face of deteriorating national security?
7. How can you commemorate resumption of the peace process with Pakistan when they refuse to dismantle the terrorist training camps and punish the perpetrators?
8. How can you commemorate the massacre of the CRPF jawan’s by the Maoists?
9. How can you commemorate the 2G Spectrum 1 lack crore mother of all scams by your cabinet colleague?
10. How can you commemorate the tabling of the severely compromised nuclear liability bill?
Mr. PM: Before commemorating please listen to the Aam Aadmi Ki Awaaz and see the Aam Aadmi’s Plight
Read the U.N Report: 100 million more Indians now living in poverty
http://in.reuters.com/article/topNews/idINIndia-47791820100419?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=0
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