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" ---::: NINTH SCHEDULE vs BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA BY LAW ESTABLISHED. :::--- "Thursday, November 9, 2006

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"GOD GIVE ME SOME CLARIFICATION" and HE "GAVE IT".

 

INFERENCE :::

 

" It means, every law placed under Ninth Schedule can be tested under the BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE.".

 

Who does the test than the COURT ITSELF under JUDICIAL REVIEW ?

 

It means every law of the LAND including every law under the NINTH SCHEDULE is subject to the BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE and is in turn subject to JUDICIAL REVIEW.

 

The Citizen may, in his naiveness approach The Court  for any justiciable reason ( as per his thinking ), but it is for the court to see the legal and justiciable DOCTRINES involved. Hence, "RIGHT TO CHALLENGE"  by the citizen is always omnipresent  and under Article 32, even the court itself is not JURISDICTIONALLY empowered to deny him.

 

The mathematics and the "Set Theory" involved is very clear.

 

IT IS NOT THE MATHEMATICS OF VOTES or THE TWISTED and OPPORTUNITY DRIVEN LOGIC OF SOME ATTORNEYS.

 

It is the mathematics of pure and CRYSTAL CLEAR LOGIC.

 

- - - in so far as the BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE ITSELF GOES AS ON TODAY. - - -.

 

more and important, later.

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A RESEARCH PROPOSAL TO INDIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, PUSA, NEW DELHI.Saturday, May 6, 2006

MARKETING BASICS OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE IN INDIA SEEM TO HAVE FAILED SUBSTANTIALLY. MARKETING IN THE AGRICULTURAL DOMAIN, TREATED AS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS IN INDIA IS ELSEWHERE HAND IN HAND WITH THE VALUE ADDITION PROCESS.

WHY NOT ALSO INTEGRATE AGRICULTURE, BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY UPTO PILOT UNIT
LEVELS ?

REF : YOUR ADVERTISEMENT.
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OBJECTIVE ::: TO BRING THE CURRENT STATE OF DILAPIDATED INDIAN AGRICULTURE TO CERTAIN OTHER LEVELS OF SUSTAINABILITY AND PROGRESS.

RESEARCH TOPIC ::: ( one or more to e narrowed down to and elaborated upon )

1. Financing Modalities and Channels for Indian Agriculture in the World Trade Era; International and Foreign Sources;

2. Marketing of Agro-Produce;

3. LAW and Agriculture in India vis-avis Nations of the world;

4. The role of Quality Assurance in Indian Agriculture, Agro-Industry and Food Processing;

5. Has the Indian Farmer always to struggle with only the meagerly available loans for his farming  ?

TIME FRAME ::: STILL TO BE WORKED OUT

GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OF WORK : BAPATLA ( GUNTUR Dt.., ), HYDERABAD, NEW DELHI AND OTHER PLACES TO BE WORKED OUT.

I WISH THE TOPICS TO BE TAKEN UP AT A NEW "CURRENT" RESEARCH LEVEL.

I HAVE SO AR A PUBLICATION IN RELATION TO INDIAN AGRICULTURE ON THE FINANCIALS SIDE AND A POWER POINT PROJECTION OF FOOD PROCESSING STANDARDS, LAW AND CERTIFICATION. CERTAIN MORE PAPERS ARE AVAILABLE ON MY INDUATRIAL SCHEME AND OTHER SCHEME OF MY ACTIVITIES.

METHODOLOGY  ::: WILL BE EXPLAINED.
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ON THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, QUALITY TECHNOLOGIES and "INDIAN LANGUAGES TECHNOLOGY BASED INTERNET" IN RURAL POVERTY ALLEVIATION and A SECOND GREEN REVOLUTION; PART A) CERTAIN GENERALITIES OF SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS.Thursday, February 2, 2006

ON THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, QUALITY TECHNOLOGIES and "INDIAN LANGUAGES TECHNOLOGY BASED INTERNET" IN RURAL POVERTY ALLEVIATION and A SECOND GREEN REVOLUTION; PART A) CERTAIN GENERALITIES OF SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS.

 

THE BLOG IS STILL UNDER BUILDUP.

 

FEEDBACK and COMMENTS ARE EXTENSIVELY REQUIRED and ARE REQUESTED.

 

  1. "Minimally Edited ( Auto. + Manual, combined ) Blog (MEB) - - - the most important link connecting and honouring rural KNOWLEDGE against itself and with the rest of the world. ( read along with references quoted here ).
  2. NET BASED and DRIVEN MECHANISM TO SOLVE THE MARKET INTRICACY PROBLEMS OF AGRO-PRODUCE.
  3. internet AS AN EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY TOOL AT ALL SATAGES OF CROP, POULTRY, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY and AQUA REARING.
  4. THE ROLE OF e-mail, TO BE CAREFULLY ANALYZED.
  5. PROLIFERATION OF "SPAM" TO BE CHECKED AT THE BASE ROOT LEVEL.
  6. Advanced Knowledge of Chatting, Forums and Individual Websites  to be promoted in a SELECTIVE MANNER AMONGST THE RURAL POPULACE ITSELF.
  7. IS THERE A TO PRODUCE CERATAIN MINIMAL and ESSENTIAL HARDWARE FOR RS. 3,000/- A PIECE IN, SAY, THE COMING TWO YEARS AT BEST and THREE TO FOUR YEARS AT THE WORST ? IT IS HIGH TIME THE GOVERNMENTS CONSIDER SUBSIDISING COMPUTERS FOR RURAL UPLIFTMENT PROGRAMMES.
  8. IS THERE SOME THING IN ALL THIS, FOR THE VILLAGE LEVEL CHILDREN ALSO ?
  9. TODAY, THERE IS A COMPACT MODEL IN THE MARKET FOR RS. 7,000/-. MAY BE IT IS GOOD AND HIGH TIME FOR THE GOVERNMENTS TO TAKE AN INITIATIVE FOR MORE OF PRICES COMING DOWN.

REFERENCES :::

 

  1. Advertisement of Dept.. of Information Technology, P7, "Hindu", Jan 29, 2006
  3. Gigabites and Gandhi - a realistic model, by S.V. Raghavan, "Hindu", Wed.., Jan.11, 2006
  4. Drought, Flood, seeds and suicides by M.S.Swaminathan, "Hindu", July 27.
  5. Exclusive web portals for gram panchayats by staff reporter, "Hindu".
  6. FARMERS'distress: causes & cures by M.S. Swaminathan, "Hindu", Sept.. 10, 2004.
  7. Amartya Sen lists areas for boosting farm growth by Special Correspondent, P15, "Hindu", Feb. 25, 2005, "BUSINESS".
  8. IMPROVING THE FARMERS'LOT, BY g. VENKATARAMANI, p10, "hINDU", fEB. 25, 2005.
  9. 2006 - - - yEAR OF AGRICULTURAL R
  10. ENEWAL BY m.s.sWAMINATHAN,  p10, "hINDU", dEC. 31, 2005.
  11. Agriculture: striking a balance by V. Jayanth, OP-ED P11, "Hindu", Jan. 10, 2006.
  12. FDI and the future of farmers by N. Bala Ganesan, P16, "Hindu", Jan. 8, 2006.
  13. Farmers and FDI by Balaji Shankar, P14, "Hindu", Jan. 22, 2006.
  14. When Farmers die by P. Sainath, P10, "Hindu", June 22, 2004.
  15. Agrarian crisis: insights of the farmers, by M.S. Swaminathan, P10, "Hindu", June 27, 2005.
  16. Challenges facing Indian agriculture by V.S. Vyas, "Hindu", March 30, 2004.
  17. Mission 2007: every village a knowledge centre, M.S. Swaminathan, "Hindu", P10, Nov. 25, 2005.
  18. Greater attention needed on agriculture:  Borlaug ( Nobel Laureate, "Hindu", P12, March 17, 2005.
    • Excerpts : "you cannot build peace on empty stomachs - - -"

19.   Need for former oriented Marketing", M.S.Swaminathan, August 18, 2004.

20.   Country should move to evergreen revolution, Staff correspondent, "Hindu", March 31.

21.    Swaminathan favours trade body for farmers, "Hindu", Jan 5, 2005.

22.    www.rambabu.741.com

  • Excerpts :: "Poverty alleviation is possible only through sustained participation and involvement of the concerned population and community Groups with minimal external support on a vast scale and towards this end, only TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTIONS  ON THE RIGHT KIND, - - -"

 

BOTH REFERENCES AND SUBJECT MATTER TO CONTINUE FURTHER.

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