Dear Ayushi
Here is my today's blog
regards
hemen
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Lesson
Number 5
For Arvind Kejriwal and his cabinet colleagues , meeting
people of Delhi in person and listen to their problems , was very desirable
In the past , a couple of Prime Ministers have tried to
do the same
But on a smaller scale , by " Pre-Selecting "
and admitting in their compound , some 30 / 40 people on any given day
By putting in place , some " System " of
pre-selecting , they made the exercise manageable
What went wrong with Arvind's failed attempt to hold a
" Janata - Darbar ", yesterday , was not that it was a wrong idea
It was a " System Failure "
It was a failure to properly " Anticipate "
120 lakh people of Delhi have at least one problem each ,
which the past government - and the municipality - have failed to address !
Hence , it did not need much " Imagination " to
expect 10,000 persons to turn up !
Can you imagine ,
what would happen next time if 100,000 persons turn up, - which is very likely !
Now , it would be impossible to listen to the grievances
of even 1,000 persons , one at a time
Arithmetic is quite simple
A minister would need at least 2/3 minutes to listen to a
complainant and need another 2/3 minutes to give a reply / make a notation on
the complaint paper / give instructions to his secretary etc
At 5 minutes per person , he can manage no more than 12
people per hour
A staggering 80 working hours ( 10 working days ! ) to
meet / listen to 1000 persons !
Obviously , something not " Do-able " !
What is the way out
?
Simple
STEP NO 1
> Implement a
" System - based Solution " outlined in my blog (30 Dec
2013 )
STEP NO 2
> Launch "
MAGIC WAND " mobile App , described in my blog ( 27 Dec
2013 )
Look up on my web site
DEAR ARVIND
Lesson Number 5 :
Differentiate between " DESIRABLE " and " DO-ABLE "
* hemen parekh
( 12 Jan
2014 / Mumbai )
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Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 4:46 PM
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Re: Great Expectations
Dear Hemen ,
We apologize for the delayed response.
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On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 10:30 AM, Hemen Parekh <hcp@recruitguru.com> wrote:
> Dear Shashi
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> Find below , my today's blog
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> Wishing all of you , best of luck - and lots of hard
work , too !
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> regards
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> hemen
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> Great
Expectations
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> People of Delhi have " Great Expectations
" from AAP government
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> And people of India will be watching how well AAP
delivers on those
> expectations before 2014 general elections
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> Will AAP manage to deliver on its promises ?
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> Here is when great expectations turn into "
Unreasonable Expectations " !
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> TV anchors are asking this question to every single
AAP leader - all the
> time
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> And , they are also asking this question to sundry
BJP / Congress leaders as
> well
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> Asking persons who are taking vicarious pleasure in
predicting that AAP will
> fail miserably
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> Other than a random AAP leader ( notably , Arvind
Kejriwal himself ), no one
> is saying ,
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> " Of
course , AAP will fail to deliver on some of those promises -
> especially
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> those
promises which require a YES nod from Central Government
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> Of course
, AAP may have made some miscalculations
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> Of course
, AAP has no experience in running a government
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> Of course
, AAP will make some mistakes
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> Of course
, AAP has no solutions to ALL the problems of Delhi
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> So
what ?
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> In 2009 ,
didn't Congress promise to ,
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> > abolish poverty ( as it has been promising
for past 66 years ) ?
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> > bring inflation under control within 100 days
of coming to power ?
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> - and then repeating that promise , every 100
days ?
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> - and even forcing Planning Commission and the
RBI governor to say
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> the
same thing at every quarterly review
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> Obviously , the vanquished are in a tearing hurry to
write an epitaph on
> AAP's tombstone
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> I am reminded of the vultures circling in the sky
when they see an animal
> dying on the ground
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> Are you surprised that the political vultures are
waiting for AAP government
> to die / fail
?
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> Are TV anchors allowing these vultures to use their
powerful media to bring
> about , a " Self - fulfilling Prophesy
" ?
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> Have we become an ant crawling on a M F Hussein
painting , which cannot step
> back and see it in perspective , in all its glory ?
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> On midnight of 15th August 1947 , I walked with the
crowds of people ( all
> of them Aam Aadmi ) , from Shivaji Park to Gateway
of India , in Mumbai
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> It took me 12 hours to walk that distance
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> But I was lucky to have witnessed history in the
making
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> And now , after a lapse of 66 years , I am lucky
once again , to be
> witnessing , another glorious moment of history !
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> Let us celebrate the arrival of our second freedom -
the Surajya
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> Let us celebrate the beginning of the end of Cancer
of Corruption
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> Let us celebrate the re-birth of the Common Man -
the Aam Aadmi
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> * hemen parekh
( 28 Dec
2013 / Mumbai
)
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