A Comment on Rail Budget 2016

My Comment on an article "Rail Budget 2016: Suresh Prabhu's 11 announcements to make common man happy" published in the economictimes.com Dated 25/02/2016. 


"Very good initiatives announced by our Rail minister, Suresh Prabhu. 

The Antyodaya Express with unreserved coaches can be much friendly for the poor common man, who may not be able to plan his journeys before-hand. Now, he can perform his journey instantly at any time upon his immediate requirements with no worry of accommodation. Deen Dayalu coaches also serve his purpose in the same manner. 

The SMART coaches and introduction of TEJAS,Humsafar and UDAY services are all of much welcome as they provide many useful services in easing the travel with better amenities and entertainment to the passengers. 

No increase in fares is another most glad and welcome step taken by the Railway Minister. 

Suresh Prabhu must be commended for showering all these good favours on us and that too along with so many additional favours at no extra cost. 

This is the greatest Rail Budget ever presented."

A Comment on fixing your Budget leaks and gaps

My Comment on an article "8 ways to fix the leak in your Budget" published on 13/01/2015 at 3:20 pm.


"Very interesting and useful tips to control your budget and spending habits. 

It is true that many small things go unnoticed and contribute to a wide gap in your budgets. 

So, it is very important to track your spending habits by maintaining a diary and noting down your daily expenses in it. You should record every rupee in it. This will give you some clear picture of your monthly average spendings and cautions you if any excesses are done.

It will definitely help you in controlling your budgets."

A Comment on Budget proposals and Common man's life

	Your comment on the article ''Union Budget to unveil second generation reforms, Arun Jaitley says'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com Dated 23/11/2014 at 4:35 pm.
	''Every year people expect reforms and better living standards will be there for them in the new budget proposals.   But, when it actually rolls out they find their hopes evaporating. Budgets actually do not change the living conditions of common man. Neither change of governments can benefit them. Their circumstances do not change as the cost of living and other factors also become harder by that time and nothing improvement is seen in their lives.''
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	Team TOI

A Comment on Pre-Election Promises Made By Political Parties.

	Your comment on the article ''Focus on housing, jobs in BJP's Gujarat manifesto'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com dated 04/12/2012 at 3:30 pm My Comment:
	''These type of pre- election manifestos for alluring voters to get votes is not a good practice. If a political party wants to do some thing, let it first contest elections based on their own images of the contestants with out offering these kind of promises. When it comes to power, then it should review the position taking into consideration the pros and cons of each scheme it wants to implement. They should not simply promise, that they do this and that. They should review the economic conditions of the country, the budget and the availability of funds and the feasibility, etc. before adopting schemes.''
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