Popular Posts

Saturday, 5 September 2009

Nobody take place of Mr;Y.S.Rajshekhar Reddy CM of Andra Pradesh India

Nobody take place of Mr;Y.S.Rajshekhar Reddy CM of Andra Pradesh India

Its very very surprising bad and sad news the death of Y.S. Rajshekhar Reddy the Chief Minister of Andhra Pardesh the reason of bad wheather and his Helicopper crash with big mountain. When his dead body was take at Hydrabad then I have read a news that 100 persons died in Indian when they heared about the death of Y.S.Rajshekhar Reddy.

When a person have good work to the social, then everybody like to him and everybody love to him with the blessing of God. When a person died then his good qualities and humanties never died with him.

I was often meet to him at the 24 Akbar Road in the Head Office of Congress Bhawan New Delhi, when I was a Chairman of Congress Sewa Dal Rajpura Punjab India. I think there place like Social Work in the Politics could not take anybody. From the DVNEWS Paris Org; have also great brief to his death.

Dharamvir Nagpal

Ex-Chairman

Congress I Sewa Dal Rajpura

Punjab India

अर्थव्यवस्था17:58 पर 05/09/2009 संशोधित 12:24 में 05/09/2009 पर पोस्ट - अंतिम Point.fr लन्दन G20 वित्त बोनस पर एक समझौता है एएफपी के साथ

अर्थव्यवस्था

17:58 पर 05/09/2009 संशोधित 12:24 में 05/09/2009 पर पोस्ट - अंतिम Point.fr

लन्दन

G20 वित्त बोनस पर एक समझौता है

एएफपी के साथ

Le G20 Finances trouve un compromis sur les bonus

बोनस बैंकरों की कांटेदार मुद्दे © पूल / X80003 पर G20 वित्त बोर्ड

आपके उपकरण

  • Partagez sur Delicious
  • Partagez sur Digg
  • Partagez sur Wikio
  • Partagez sur Blogmarks
  • Envoyez à un ami
  • बजर!याहू!
Click here to find out more!

लंदन में G20 शनिवार को बैठक से वित्त मंत्रियों और आर्थिक उत्तेजना और बैंकरों के लिए बोनस पर समझौता करने पर सहमत हुए, आस्थगित भुगतान और अधिक पारदर्शिता के सिद्धांत को स्वीकार. ने कहा "हम को वित्तीय सहायता के उपाय और नीतियों विस्तार राजकोषीय और मौद्रिक (...) के साथ अपनी प्रतिबद्धता को लागू जारी जब तक वसूली का आश्वासन दिया है," बयान की बैठक के बाद जारी वित्त मंत्रियों की लंदन में. मंत्रियों ने यह भी संकेत दिया कि "अधिक किया" होना चाहिए करने के वित्तीय क्षेत्र को मजबूत बनाने.

विशेष रूप से, वे स्तर और बैंकरों जिनके कार्यों "जोखिम लेने पर एक महत्वपूर्ण प्रभाव पड़ता है की पारिश्रमिक की संरचना पर अधिक पारदर्शिता की सिफारिश पर सहमत हुए, और मुआवजा पर वैश्विक मानकों. इन किश्तों के सिद्धांत में शामिल हैं, कुछ समय सीमा नष्ट किया जा सकता है. फ्रेंच जहां की मांग कर रहे थे कि बोनस, विशेष रूप से अमेरिका की सलाह के खिलाफ सीमित हैं, G20 को वित्तीय स्थिरता बोर्ड (सी.एस.एफ.) पूछने के संबंध में बोनस सीमित करना संभव तरीकों का पता लगाने पर सहमत हुए है जोखिम और लंबी अवधि के प्रदर्शन.

वित्त मंत्री ने यह भी कहा कि वे बनाया "अंतरराष्ट्रीय वित्तीय संस्थाओं (IFIs) को मजबूत बनाने में काफी प्रगति", और के लिए 850 $ अतिरिक्त राज्य के प्रमुखों की शिखर बैठक के द्वारा अप्रैल में सहमत संसाधनों का अरब मिल बंद . अंतरराष्ट्रीय मुद्रा कोष (आईएमएफ) को प्राप्त करने पर ध्यान केंद्रित किया है अप्रैल G20 में सिफारिश की संसाधनों का tripling. उन्होंने यह भी कहा जाता "कर्ज" के लिए कर रहे हैं ठिकाने मिलेंगे जो अंतरराष्ट्रीय मानकों का पालन करने से इनकार पर मार्च 2010 से सज़ा.

News letter et lepoint.fr AFP NEWS

LONDRES

Le G20 Finances trouve un compromis sur les bonus

Avec AFP

Le G20 Finances trouve un compromis sur les bonus

Le G20 Finances planche sur l'épineuse question des bonus des banquiers © Pool / X80003

Vos outils

  • Partagez sur Delicious
  • Partagez sur Digg
  • Partagez sur Wikio
  • Partagez sur Blogmarks
  • Envoyez à un ami
  • Buzzer !sur Yahoo!
Click here to find out more!

Les ministres des Finances du G20 réunis samedi à Londres se sont entendus pour poursuivre les mesures de relance économique et ont trouvé un accord sur les bonus des banquiers, acceptant le principe d'un paiement différé et d'une plus grande transparence. "Nous continuerons à mettre en oeuvre avec détermination nos mesures de soutien financier et nos politiques budgétaires et monétaires expansionnistes, (...) jusqu'à ce que la reprise soit assurée", indique le communiqué publié à l'issue de la réunion des ministres des Finances à Londres. Les ministres indiquent par ailleurs qu'"il faut faire plus" pour renforcer le secteur financier.

En particulier, ils sont tombés d'accord pour recommander une plus grande transparence sur le niveau et la structure de la rémunération des banquiers dont "les actions ont un impact important sur la prise de risque", et des critères mondiaux sur la rémunération. Ceux-ci comprennent notamment le principe de versements échelonnés, dont certaines échéances pourraient être supprimées. Tandis que les Français réclamaient que les bonus soient limités, contre l'avis notamment des Américains, le G20 a accepté de demander au Conseil de stabilité financière (CSF) "d'explorer les approches possibles d'une limitation du bonus en relation avec le risque et les performances de long terme".

Les ministres des Finances ont également indiqué avoir fait "de grands progrès" dans le renforcement des Institutions financières internationales (IFIs), et être près d'obtenir les 850 milliards de dollars de ressources additionnelles acceptées en avril par le sommet des chefs d'Etat. Le Fonds monétaire international (FMI) a notamment obtenu le triplement de ses ressources préconisé au G20 d'avril. Ils se sont dits également "prêts" à sanctionner à partir de mars 2010 les paradis fiscaux qui refusent de se conformer aux normes internationales.

Press Release - LMA - Mr. Manish Tewari, MP on 5 Sept

Mr. Manish Tewari, MP addressed the members of LMA on the topic "IMAGINING INDIA 2020"

LUDHIANA, Sept 5, 2009: "Nations should use its strengths to meet emerging challenges", says Manish Tewari, MP from Ludhiana and AICC spokesman at LMA "We should use our strengths to overcome the emerging challenges.

Democracy, Large intellectual base, substantial economic growth in the past, unity in diversity, strong agriculture base, strong international presence, fast paced industrial and infrastructural growth, etc are some of the major strengths of India which can be used to meet emerging challenges in the present times." said Manish Tewari, Member Parliament from Ludhiana Constituency and AICC spokesman while delivering lecture to the members of Ludhiana Management Association on September 4, 2009 Friday at Hotel Park Plaza, Ludhiana. The topic of the lecture was "Imagining India 2020". Mr.V.K. Goyal, President, LMA, Mr. J.R. Singal, Sr. Vice President, LMA, Mr. Sachit Jain, Vice President, LMA and Dr. K.N.S. Kang General Secretary LMA along with other dignitaries were also present on the occasion.

While welcoming the guests and speaker, Dr. K.N.S. Kang, General Secretary LMA said that a vision is needed for any nation to become successful in future, a nation may see many ups and downs but to locate it on path of process a guidance and supervision of an eminent politician is needed which helps to make India a global power, a corruption free, a pollution free, crime free, slum free nation where the GDP growth is high and the distribution of income among its people is equal.

While delivering his address Mr. Tewari reviewed about the nations such as Japan and Germany which were bombarded but still they possess the inner instinct to emerge as super powers and rule the globe. During his lecture, he stressed more on the nation's civilization and how it evolves with time in totality with the past and present. Imagining India is a much diversified task, but taking past into consideration a bridge was tried to be made for its future vision. He said that the key foundations of this bridge were laid on the factors such as India's substantial growth as a nation in 62 years and the huge amount of untapped intellectual capabilities. Mr. Tewari further said that the most important foundation lies in the democracy of the nation which at times leads to the peaceful transition of power.

Mr. Tewari further said that the integrity of people where more than 1 billion people worshipping more than 3600000 gods and goddesses with different cultural backgrounds live under one roof and share the same piece of land named INDIA followed by the court of justice and the market system which in spite of many ups and downs try to stabilize the economy and helped to maintain a constant growth rate.

Mr. Manish Tewari also talked about the main challenges that are currently faced by India such as poverty, issue of lop sided employability and security of the nation. Mr. Tewari also said strong infrastructures, education, investment in agriculture are some of the measures to meet the challenges. The biggest challenge he focused on was the movement of the masses from rural areas to the urban cities which leads to the creation of urban slums which downsize the rate of economic growth.

While extending Presidential remarks Mr. V.K. Goyal, President, LMA said that if the youth like Mr. Tewari will be infused in the Indian politics in the years to come, no one can stop India from becoming the world's super power. He also informed that LMA has formed two committees i.e. city development committee and social issues committee to help the Ludhiana city get better.

Mr. Sachit Jain, Vice President, LMA thanked all the dignitaries and other members present on the occasion.

Friday, 4 September 2009

Impressive show by Congress at Chhapar CHHAPAR (LUDHIANA), September 4:

Impressive show by Congress at Chhapar

CHHAPAR (LUDHIANA), September 4: The Congress organized an overwhelmingly impressive show at the annual Chhapar mela here today with thousands of party workers and almost all the senior leaders of the state, converging on the rally organized by the Qila Raipur MLA Jassi Khangura. Chhappar, which earlier was in the Qila Raipur, now falls in the Dakha assembly segment after the delimitation. Independent estimates put the strength of Congress rally ahead of all others, including that of the ruling Akali-BJP alliance.

To cap it all, the rally was addressed by a galaxy of party leaders who included the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president, Mohinder Singh Kaypee, the leader of the opposition in the Punjab assembly, Ms Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, Ludhiana MP, Manish Tewari, the Anandpur Sahib MP, Ravneet Singh Bittu, the Fateghagarh Sahib MP, SS Libra and Jassi Khangura.

Buoyed by the massive turnout of the people at the rally, the party leaders lashed out at the ruling Akali-BJP alliance for proving to be all round failure. Addressing the rally, Ms Bhattal said, the Akalis, particularly the Badals had never thought beyond their own family. She pointed out, the father-son duo had resorted to no holds barred loot of the state and pushed it into a deep mess.

Mr Kaypee said, instead of looking forward to the welfare of the state, the Badals had been obsessed with their personal welfare. He pointed out, be it the bus permits, the liquor vends, the sand mining, the cable network, everything was grabbed by the Badal family. He said, people of the state had got so much disillusioned with the ruling alliance that they wanted to get rid of it at the earliest.

Speaking on the occasion the local MP and the national spokesperson of the Congress, Manish Tewari observed, the state had been pushed to a deep financial mess. He said, ever since the Akali-BJP government took over, the total outstanding loan against the state had crossed a whopping Rs sixty thousand crores and it was accumulating further. He pointed out, the state did not have enough funds to pay salaries to its employees.

Expressing his gratitude to the people for participating in the rally in such a huge number, the fiery Qila Raipur MLA Jassi Khangura said, the very fact that there were double the number of people in the Congress rally than that of the Akalis’ was enough proof of their disillusionment with the government. He pointed out, despite huge resources at their disposal and with each and every legislator having been assigned particular number to be brought to the rally, the Akalis could not match the Congress. “It is the strength and support of the people that counts and not the misuse of official machinery”, he remarked while comparing the two rallies.

Prominent among those present on the occasion included legislators Isher Singh Meharban, Gurdeep Singh Bhaini, Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, Bibi Harchand Kaur, Rana Gurmeet Sodhi, former ministers Harnam Dass Johar, Malkiat Singh Dakha youth leader Bhupinder Singh Sidhu, Pawan Dewan, District Congress Committee (rural) president Bhalinder Singh, Amarjit Singh Tikka and others.