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09/29/09

VR1 (WE ARE ONE ) +VE NEWS-Mayawati is wise in making a monument to her greatness. -ONLINE TRAINING ON PRECEPTS AND TRADE-82 UP rolls out red carpet for private investors-Wealth is lost nothing is lost INTERNATIONAL JIVAKA PRESUMPTIVE HEALTH PROTECTION (IJPHP) -

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Mayawati is wise in
making a monument to her greatness.

The demonstration of her greatness will be the monument itself: In India
no other evidence is needed.

We love the Taj Mahal.
The Taj sent Bengali Tagore into rapture (“a teardrop on the cheek of time”). Gujarati
Gandhi, less sentimental, saw it immediately for what it was: a monument to
cruelty. He thought of the peasants taxed to pay for its marble, the villagers
who lost their land to its gardens.

What was Mumtaz
Mahal’s achievement? She bred. She produced 14
children, including Aurangzeb, in 19 years of marriage. What were Shah
Jahan’s other achievements? Difficult to say. But he’s famous for his
building.

Indians don’t need to
actually read Buddha, Jothiba Phule, Sahu Maharaj, Ambedkar, Kanshiram or
Mayawati to know what they stood for or against.

We revere them
because they are great. And they definitely need monuments.

This is the culture
on which Mayawati must mark her legacy. We can
hardly blame her for concluding that a monument will be better legacy.

But newspapers and
news channels and political parties persist in
attacking her construction.

She understands that
our emotion will soon fade. And she knows that in India only the symbol will remain:
The person and his ideas will vanish.

The monument appears
from photographs to be almost complete now. It’s
difficult to understand why it should not be allowed to be finished.

On 10 July, the Supreme Court said: “If a democratically elected
government decides to do something without misappropriating public
money, there is little courts can do.” This seemed like a sensible
thing to say.

Building monuments is
economic activity, unlike corruption. The money will go to quarries, sculptors,
labourers, cement plants, dealers and transporters.

The argument is that a monument isn’t particularly functional.
But then neither is Mumbai’s Rs1,600 crore Rajiv Gandhi Setu, whose
design forces rush hour drivers to detour 1.2km in the opposite direction.

Mayawati will go down
as a revered figure in history for Indians.

She is guaranteed to
become great because Indians will be awed by her
grand monument.

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UP rolls out red carpet for private
investors

The Uttar
Pradesh government today clarified that it would no longer invest in
manufacturing activity across all sectors but would, instead, roll out red
carpet to the private investors.

Participating
in Business Standard Roundtable on Industrial Development in Lucknow,
Principal Secretary (Industrial Development) V N Garg
said the government had decided to disinvest in all those sectors where private
investors wanted to participate.

He listed
power, tourism, transport, education, expressways and sugar as the priority
sectors, where the government was vigorously pursuing the public-private
partnership (PPP) model of development.

“We will
primarily focus on framing policies and creating an amicable environment for
business,” he said.

“However, the
perception about Uttar Pradesh largely remains of an agrarian, under-developed
state, where majority of the people live below poverty line,” he said.

Conceding
that investment in the state was much below its potential, he said ‘Brand UP’
needed to be presented to prospective investors and industry in a much better
way.

He said the
government had taken several policy decisions to project Uttar Pradesh as the
ideal investment destination and attract investors. “We also have to appreciate
that infrastructure can not be created in a day, but over a span of time with
the active participation of all the stake holders, including the government,
industry and citizenry,” he said.

“There is
tremendous investment opportunity available in the state given its large
geographical size, population and demand and the investors must seize the
opportunity,” he added.

He especially
referred to the Yamuna Expressway and Ganga
Expressway Projects in the state to buttress his point.

“Expressways
are not merely roads, but a corridor of development. These projects will lead
to a silent revolution and create several smaller townships along their
course,” he said.

Besides Garg,
the panelists of the ‘Round Table’, included Mirza International Chairman
Irshad Mirza, Giri Institute of Development Studies Director A K Sing, CII UP
Council Vice-Chairperson Jayant Krishna and World Bank consultant and Lucknow
University professor Arvind Mohan.

The other
participants comprised leading industrialists, economists, bankers etc.

The industry
demanded an efficient single-window clearance system, representation on
policy-making bodies, roadmap for development with tangible targets and special
focus on MSME sector, which formed the bulk of the UP industrial base.

Wealth
is lost nothing is lost

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