I think it would be better to wait till the coal min comes out with the best way out.. I dont disagree that our bureaucrats have been all mired in their lethargic attitudes and a quick decision out of them is highly unlikely, but we must not forget that free market is at the end the best policy. Coal blocks must go to only those who deserve it rightly by paying the best price and utilizing them eficiently too...
Gurpreet Batra, Navi Mumbai
09 November 42803 (05:51 AM)
The point is that the coal ministry's lethargy in manking a policy decision must not come on the way of development these reserves. We all know how lazy our government machineries are and coal min is not an exception. Its taking years to decide the fate of these small coal patches, leaving these valuable assets idle. Neither the ministry could make a policy decision in this regard so far nor it is willing to handover its right to the state governments. Therefore, its time to raise our voice against the indecisiveness of the ministry in this matter so that the scarce resources of the nation get fully utilized for our collective benefit.
Ricko
30 December 2015 (06:46 AM)
It's a pleasure to find such raittnaloiy in an answer. Welcome to the debate.
