Revoke suspension of 146 Members of Parliament! https://pucl.org/manage-press-stateme/revoke-suspension-of-146-members-of-parliament/ Dec 23, 2023
Immediately upload in Parliament’s website answers to all 290 Questions raised by MPs! Don’t reduce India’s Parliament to an appendage of the executive!
By suspending 146 MPs, the ruling BJP government has clearly indicated that its actions in earlier sessions of passing laws without any meaningful parliamentary discussion and bypassing parliament by passing Money Bills, were not accidental but intended to devalue the parliamentary process. By these repeated acts of contempt for constitutional conventions, this government has rendered India’s parliament as just an appendage to the executive, like in any autocracy.
Paying no heed to the void created by the suspension of almost the entire opposition in Parliament, the ruling government passed three crucial laws seeking to change the character of criminal justice system in India. The Bharatiya Sakshya (Second) Bill, 2023, The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha (Second) Sanhita, 2023 and The Bharatiya Nyaya (Second) Sanhita, 2023 were passed by both houses of Parliament with only a voice vote of the ruling party members. The three criminal law bills have far reaching consequences for the entire people of this country seriously jeopardising decades of jurisprudence of criminal justice which had evolved many checks and balances to make the police and state accountable for violation of law.
Similarly, the controversial Telecommunications Bill, 2023 was passed by both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, which has serious privacy concerns since it allows for the interception of private messages as well. Both bills were passed with parliament being reduced to nothing more than a reflection of the voice of the executive.
An alarming total of 14 Bills have been passed in this session after the suspensions of MPs began.
https://youtube.com/embed/4IdEjntOnxs?start=166&end=505 The caution applied to kid below 4 years.
CDSCO to ban common cold and flu syrups for children below 4 yrs; Pharma cos asked to insert warning https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/cdsco-to-ban-common-cold-and-flu-syrups-for-children-below-4-yrs-pharma-cos-asked-to-insert-warning/article67658912.ece December 20, 2023 at 08:55 PM.
Concerns have been raised over the use of a fixed drug combination of Chlorpheniramine Maleate IP 2mg and Phenylephrine HCI IP 5mg drops
DCGI issues alert for Pholcodine containing cough syrups; asks doctors to prescribe alternative medicines https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/dcgi-alert-pholcodine-cough-and-cold-remedies-advisory-doctors-patients-101689831054272.html By Yagya Sharma
Jul 20, 2023 The DCGI has issued an alert on cough and cold remedies containing Pholcodine due to safety concerns triggering severe allergic reactions. The statement by DCGI noted that WHO has warned healthcare professionals and regulatory authorities of the risk of anaphylactic reactions (severe allergic reactions that require instant treatment) in people who have taken Pholcodine containing cough and cold remedies at least 12 months prior to surgical procedures involving the administration of general anesthesia with neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAS).
Reimagining India's Economic Future | Raghuram Rajan and Rohit Lamba https://youtu.be/Xi5Tej8WOV8?t=489 Manthan India
Dec 23, 2023 Raghuramrajan and Rohit Lamba address both sets of views in their new book, Breaking the Mould: Reimagining India’s Economic Future, as they develop a policy perspective on India’s economy that will ‘break the mould’ and usher in an era of improved well-being which will be equitable and transform people’s lives.
Is India growing rapidly today and on the cusp of transforming the lives of its people? Is global manufacturing rushing to India and will it then generate the kind of employment that India’s youth badly needs? The optimistic answers to these questions which dominate the media also have their critics. The counter view is that India’s growth has been and continues to be extremely unequal and it is not generating adequate employment. Another counter is that India has missed the manufacturing bus and industry will never be able to generate jobs on the scale needed. India, it is said, must look to growing and generating jobs on the back of services, including high-end services. It is also argued that India’s governance structures are far too enfeebled to oversee an economic transformation.
https://youtu.be/Xi5Tej8WOV8?t=749 jobs and rate of growth..wihat will bridge this gap. Growing the manufacturing sector? Korean path? Is that easy today. Now Rich countries have moved to Services. The other end of the SMILE curve.