RE: Thank You , Policy Makers !

Dear Ganesh ,

Many thanks for your kind words

What " model " one adopts is not so important but persevering is

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Regards,

hemen  parekh

PS :

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From: Ganesh Apte [mailto:ganesh.apte@leftrightmind.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2015 8:00 AM
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Subject: Re: Thank You , Policy Makers !

Dear HCP,

Wow ! You strategy of providing continuous feed of suggestions & solutions at Secretary & Ministry levels seems to be yielding results !  … 

All policy makers used to ignore letters from public; since most writers either complaint, just make an appeal or worst make wild accusations. … Very few citizens are sending cogent suggestions and/or provide practical solutions … I think your style of writing (active tense, crisp & action oriented) along with suggestions / specific solution relevant to each case, seems to draw their attention .. 

Also, "lead time of 12-18 months" from your 1st communication to a visible concrete action is a great achievement for our complex administrative government machinery straddled with lot of inter-dependancies ! 

More people need to adopt this model  and keep the momentum on !

On 23-Nov-2015, at 1:31 pm, Hemen Parekh <hcp@recruitguru.com> wrote:

Thank   You  ,  Policy   Makers  !

Dear  Policy  Makers :

I just came across following news report:

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Financial Intelligence Unit to generate reports on black money suspects in 72 hours 

( Source : Economic Times / 22 Nov 2015 )

NEW DELHI: 

Government has bolstered the capabilities of the elite Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), which can now dish out volumes of data on suspicious transactions in 72-hours flat and gain access to 

   " secret database of offenders maintained by various law

    enforcement agencies in the country. "

Earlier, when an agency wanted to get any information on financial transactions and other similar details on entities on its scanner the time taken used to be between a fortnight to 20 days.

The elite financial snoop wing under the Union Finance Ministry has switched to

 full electronic mode for exchange of data,

 from the earlier existing paper-based pattern, with all probe and enforcement agencies of the country like the Income Tax department, CBI, ED, DRI and Intelligence Bureau among others, beginning November 1. 

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Thank you for listening - and acting on my following suggestion , sent to you sometime back

(  Source : www.hemenparekh.in > Blogs  /   E - Governance   /   03 April 2014  )

E - Governance ?

Can e-Governance help eliminate corruption  ?

Most certainly

Look at the following , partial list of Central and State Agencies set up to fight fraud , money-laundering , corruption , tax-evasion , economic crimes etc :

*    Public Accounts Committee           (  PAC  )

*    Central Vigilance Commission        (  CVC  )

*    Central Information Commission     (  CIC  )

*    Research and Analysis Wing           (  RAW  )

*    Serious Fraud Investigation Office   (  SFIO  )

*    Information Bureau                        (  IB   )

*    Economic Offence Wing                   (  EOW  )

*    Central Bureau of Investigation        (  CBI  )

*    Department of Revenue Intelligence (  DIR  )

*    Comptroller and Auditor General       (  CAG  )

*    Anti Corruption Bureaus ( States )     (  ACB  )

*    Enforcement Directorate                    (  ED   )

*    Lok  Ayukts                                      (  States   )

*    Lok Pal                                             ( Central  )

Despite such an army of Agencies , how do corrupt manage to get away  ?

Or , in case caught , manage to delay delivery of punishment for years  ?

No doubt , there must be several reasons , including , inter - agency rivalry to get credit - something difficult to eliminate altogether

But , I believe , the most important reason is :

Lack of a  COMMON  / COMPUTERIZED  database of all offences / cases / persons being investigated,

- which is readily " Accessible " to all of these Agencies , all over the country ( 24 * 365 )

Already , every Agency compiles huge dossiers on " Suspects " in its own 

" Departmental Database " , which is never shared with other Agencies ,

leading to ,

*   Huge amount of duplication of efforts / information

*   Fractured / scattered profiles of " Suspects "

*   Enormous waste of time / resources

What will help  ?

*     Dismantling of individual departmental databases

*     Merging of all Agency-wise databases into a SINGLE / UNIQUE database

*     All Agencies to enter their findings / data / info into this COMMON

       database , with nothing preserved on local computers

*     All data-entry  FORMS   to be   ONLINE  .  No paper forms at all

*     All local computers connected to ultra-secure Network ( Encrypted )

*    " Access Rights " to individuals , based on Biometric Identification

Will BJP want to make this , a prominent promise in their Poll-Manifesto , likely to be released on 7th April  ?  ( Congress /  AAP missed this boat  ! )

It is high time political parties stop talking of motherhood in vague terms and start telling the voters ,

" If you vote us to power , this is precisely what we will do , to bring about E-GOVERNANCE  -  and do it within 6 months of assuming power  "

*  hemen  parekh  (  04  April  2014  /  Mumbai  ) ..www.hemenparekh.in > Blogs

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hemen  parekh

23  Nov  2015

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