Reason for Liberty

Recently, NDTV reported about the situations of the governmental hospitals in Delhi. The mortality rate of Infants in the Delhi government hospitals is about 31%, much higher than what can be expected in an average health-care system.
NDTV further clarifies that, it is not the question of lack of investment in government hospitals, but the problem is more of the wastage of resources and careless attitude.
It is not like India spends very less in healthcare system, yet the system is suffering from unprofessional attitude.
Indian Health Minister Ramadoss scheduled an enquiry about the lapses in Delhi government Hospital systems. Watch!

Technology is coming in to address two of the biggest issues that education in India faces: leakage of question papers and forgery of marksheets and certificates.
Institutions like Bangalore University and Visveswaraya Technological institute are considering a technology that will enable them to print question papers at the examination venue just an hour before the test.
Times of India
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Recently on Tuesday, October 16th 2008, RBI announced to inject Rs 2000 crores to help the mutual fund crisis of the Indian banks.
On first account, it may sound like a real example where the government proves its significance to help and foster the economy of country, but on a little deeper analysis, it will show simply that… Continue reading

I am having a sort of running debate online with Sainath’s sycophants all over the world. I wouldn’t have ruthlessly criticized Sainath if I knew that he had such a huge fan following. Fed up with them, I have decided to plug a few blogs which expose his real face, which, indeed is very ugly.

Aadisht writes on how Sainath make

Indian health minister Anbumani Ramadoss had said, “The government has subsidized medical education in India. While studying in private colleges may cost Rs 4 lakh, the annual tuition fee of a medical student in a government college is just Rs 4,000 in Tamil Nadu. In AIIMS, it is just Rs 210 while in JIPMER it is Rs 125. So by asking them to serve India’s poor for just a year, we aren’t asking too much. Moreover, the stint will help them gain experience.”

According to officials, MBBS doctors will have to spend four months each in a primary health center, community health center and district hospital. They will be paid a monthly stipend of Rs 10,000. Continue reading

Whatever be the popular perception, in reality, the tendency has been that the supply increases each and every year. If so, the real effect has to be that the prices should fall every year. In fact, the impact of rising supply has been so overwhelming that in United States, prices have fallen every year from the mid half of the eighteenth century to 1940, with the sole exception of Napoleonic wars, Civil war and World War I. It was only during the wars when Governments ran the printing press at full blast that the prices had to rise. There was of course, paper money in those days, but the exceeding supply offset those increases in paper money. Continue reading

Liberty Enlightening the World
The government of the Indian state of Maharashtra says it plans to build a statue off the Mumbai (Bombay) coast to rival New York’s Statue of Liberty.
BBC News
It is true that Shivaji was a great Human, a pride warrior!
But how justified is this… Continue reading