Minimal bureaucracy, maximum autonomy. Here’s how top people respond to it.
#MiltonFriedman -The less a citizen has to interact with govt, the freer that society is. A country where people never meet a bureaucrat in their lifetime is one where the govt has stayed out of the way—allowing markets, individuals, and private institutions to operate efficiently without interference. The role of government should be limited to protecting rights and enforcing contracts, not meddling in everyday life.
@elonmusk - A system where an average person never has to deal with govt directly is a sign of a well-run, automated society. Bureaucracy is a waste of time. The future should be about self-governing systems, AI-driven services, and policies that just work without people getting stuck in red tape.
@lexfridman - The ideal govt is one that becomes invisible through technology, ensuring fairness and efficiency without direct intervention. AI, blockchain, and decentralized decision-making could allow for a future where citizens engage with governance systems without ever feeling their presence, much like how well-designed infrastructure quietly supports daily life.
@Hidderkaran Kula daridram lekapothe ayyedi. Impossible— better choose another capital like Vizag, Kurnool, Nellore, Tirupati- at last Srikakulam ayina better 😀
@ncbn మరీ ఇంత దిగజారి పోవొద్దు. మీరు సద్దాం హుస్సేన్, అతను గౌతమ్ బుద్ఘుడు కాకపోవిచ్చు.కానీ మీ దిగజారు రాజకీయాలు సద్దాం హుస్సేనే , భార్య, కొడుకుని విడిచిన బుద్ధుడు కన్నా గొప్పా అనే వెదవ సాంప్రదాయానికి నాంది పలికి నట్టుంది. మహానుభావా నువ్వు సంపాదించింది చాలు. ఇక ఈ రాష్ట్రాన్ని వదిలెయ్.
Ending H-4 EAD and cracking down on body shops that place contract workers with clients could ease the pressure on new college graduates. It would open up a large number of jobs, and students graduating from Ivy League and other top schools shouldn't have to wait so long to find work.
నాయుడు గారూ… కొంచెం నోరు మూసుకుని కూర్చుంటారా? 😏
2002లో మోదీని మీరు ఎలా వెనకేసుకొచ్చారో గుర్తుందా?
ఇప్పుడు నీతులు చెప్పే ముందు… ఒక్కసారి మీ గతం కూడా గుర్తు చేసుకోండి.
If you're truly smart and capable of building anything, you need to ask yourself why everyone keeps pushing you out. I don't see a problem with anyone in Andhra except those 2½ districts. The rest of Andhra doesn't want Amaravati as the capital, and there's a reason for that. Even if Amaravati stays the capital, I doubt people from other regions will choose to invest there. The real issue that needs addressing is the deep-rooted casteism. Chandrababu needs to sit down with Jagan and reach a consensus on the capital. Otherwise, Andhra will remain "South Bihar," just as Lokesh himself said.
So stop supporting this govt on all issues. Stop your MPs from backing Delimitation. Don’t back the very people who have destroyed institutions & then play to the gallery, Sir!
Democracy can stand only when people have complete confidence in constitutional institutions such as the Election Commission. National media reports that two Election Commissioners raised objections on several occasions to decisions, electoral rolls and the management of ECINet have led to serious questions and doubts among the public.
Rather than an exchange of allegations, the public needs clarity on what objections were recorded, what action was taken on them, and how transparently the system functioned, be it for adding, deleting or restoring names on electoral rolls. Steps are needed to give people confidence on these matters.
Ultimately, we must strengthen public trust in the electoral process, protect every citizen’s right to vote, and strengthen the systems that allow people to exercise that right without fear.
In a democracy, transparency should not only prevail but should also appear to have prevailed. The very bill (Chief Election Commissioner and other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023 ) which had our support then, should be revisited now in the current background. The Central government (Ruling Party) should come forward, set the normal in place dispelling this fear. An amendment to the bill be brought forward where the election commissioner is appointed by the three member committee which has Leader of Opposition (LoP), Chief Justice of India (CJI) and the Prime Minister as members once again. Student appointing the examiner is always prone to allegations even though the examiner is thoroughly honest and it is always better replacing the process with someone neutral. This move would definitely regain the esteem and the confidence in the Election Commission
This is especially important because, during the SIR process in Andhra Pradesh, the party in power misused its authority. On many occasions, our appeals went unheard. In the local body election process too, our objections as an Opposition party to the manner in which divisions were redrawn were brushed aside. Such actions undoubtedly weaken public confidence in the electoral process. Transparency and accountability are the true measures of how any institution functions in a democracy, and safeguarding them is that institution’s primary duty.
@ECISVEEP
You have earned immense respect throughout your career. I believe you may be the first DGP in the Telugu states to be held in such high regard. You truly went by the book. Even your relatives say you never let personal favors come in the way of duty. You are truly a cut above the rest. Thank you for your service. We need more people like you serving the nation.