Ask i question of Mr. Gandhi?

What is the moral concept on Gandhi government in India democracy rule?

1=corruption and corruption?

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2=mostly state doing sangharsh on Maoists ?

Anna wants good law thorough lokpal bill .

but Gandhi government say Anna step death of our democracy

is this right thought ?

Knowledge for our Gandhi government

in largest democracy country 58% people have not eat good food why???

why not done any work last 60year of our democracy government

?

This is death of our democracy

From the Start menu, select Control Panel. If you are not already in Category View, in the upper left, click Category View. Then, click User Accounts and Family Safety.

Under “User Accounts”, click Change your Windows password. If prompted, click Continue.

Under “Make changes to your user account”, click Set a password.

In the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields, enter the password. Click OK twice.
Windows Vista

From the Start menu, select Control Panel. If you are not already in Classic View, in the upper left, click Classic View. Then, double-click the User Accounts icon.

Under “Make changes to your user account”, click Manage User Accounts. If prompted, click Continue.

From the Users tab, click the name of the administrative account, and then click Reset Password… .

In the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields, enter the password. Click OK twice.
Windows XP
From the Start menu, select Control Panel, or Settings and then Control Panel. Double-click the User Accounts icon.

From the Users tab, click the name of the administrative account, and then click Reset Password… .

In the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields, enter the password. Click OK twice.
On a computer not in a domain
Windows Vista
From the Start menu, select Control Panel. If you are not already in Classic View, in the upper left, click Classic View. Then, double-click the User Accounts icon.

In the Make changes to your user account window:

If you are logged into the administrator account whose password you want to change:

Select Change your password.
In the “Current password” field, enter your current password.
In the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields, enter the new password.
Optionally, enter a password hint in the last field.
Click Change password.

If you are logged into a different account from the one whose password you want to change:

Select Manage another account.
From the list that appears, select the account for which you want to change the password.
Select Change the password.
In the “Current password” field, enter your current password.
In the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields, enter your new password.
Optionally, enter a password hint in the last field.
Click Change password.
Windows XP
From the Start menu, select Control Panel. In the upper left corner of the window, if given the option, select Switch to Classic View. Double-click the User Accounts icon.

Click the account name designated as “Computer administrator”, and then click Change the password.

In the “Type a new password:” and “Type the new password again to confirm:” fields, type the new password. If you want to leave yourself a password hint, you can enter it in the third field labeled “Type a word or phrase to use as a password hint:”.

Click Change Password.

 

Day 7: Anna Hazare remains staunch in his hunger strike for Lokpal as the government scrambles to find a solution to the impasse gripping the nation
http://news.in.msn.com/specials/news_photos.aspx?cp-documentid=5378196

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Murthy will hand over his role to K V Kamath, who has been an independent director on the Infosys board since May, 2009.

S D Sibulal will take over as the new CEO and MD and S Gopalakrishnan will be Executive Co-Chairman of Infosys. Kris Gopalakrishnan, the current CEO of Infosys, who is also a co-founder, has been elevated as the Executive Co-Chairman.

Murthy’s exit as the chairman will mark the end of a formal association with the company, but he will continue to guide the organisation in the capacity of Chairman Emeritus.

“I would be called Chairman Emeritus. I will have a room which I can use if I want… but as propriety demands, I will have no say in any matter, I will not be allowed to attend any board meetings or any meetings. I can meet anybody personally,” Murthy had said earlier.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-company/corporate-trends/nr-narayana-murthys-last-day-as-infosys-chairman/articleshow/9660424.cms?intenttarget=no

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Reliance, owned by Mukesh Ambani, the world’s ninth richest man, saw its crown seized by Coal India , the world’s largest coal miner, whose stock in energy-hungry India is the best performer this year on the country’s top index .

Reliance has been under fire over the past few months from the upstream regulator, investors and analysts due to slowing gas output, sending its shares down over 29 percent this year, compared to an almost 19 percent fall in the main index.

Analysts on Thursday talked down the chances of Reliance retaining its top spot in the near future, due to Coal India’s surging growth outlook and margin worries across Reliance’s other sectors, such as refining and petrochemical production.

Fund manager JP Morgan Asset Management halved its holding in Reliance between March and June this year. BlackRock Asset Management have reduced its position by nearly 29 percent between March and April, according to Thomson Reuters StreetSight.

UTI Asset Management have cut its positions in Reliance while increasing its holding in Coal India. The two companies are separated only by a thread. As of mid-day trade on Thursday, Reliance had a market cap of 2.45 trillion rupees ($54 billion) while Coal India’s market cap stood at 2.49 trillion rupees ($55 billion).

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The Hazare Team said the Gandhian was on fast and was not even taking water after he was taken to a police facility in north Delhi.

“He is on fast. He is not even taking water,” a spokesperson for the Hazare Team said.

Hazare was detained from an apartment in east Delhi’s Mayur Vihar on Tuesday morning after police failed to persuade him to call off his plans to defy prohibitory orders and stage a protest at Jai Prakash Narain Park here.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com

NEW DELHI: The arrest of Anna Hazare ahead of his indefinite fast in Delhi on Tuesday to protest a toothless anti-corruption bill approved by the cabinet, evoked countrywide protests. The Gandhian was detained this morning by the police in Delhi as he was about to set out for his fast in support of the Lokpal Bill.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/India-unites-Protests-fasts-across-nation-in-support-of-Anna-Hazare/articleshow/9620918.cms