[India_Vision_2020] Four Lok Sabha MPs selected for Sansad Ratna 2015 Awards

 

Four Lok Sabha MPs are selected for the Sansad Ratna 2015 Awards for outstanding performance in the 16^th Lok Sabha till the end of the budget session.

The MPs were selected through a rigorous process by a high powered Committee of Judges. Prime Point Foundation, (a Chennai based NGO) and the emagazine PreSense, have been honouring top performing Lok Sabha Members every year since 2009.

The Awards will be presented on 11^th July 2015 at IIT Madras during the Seminar on 'Politics, Democracy and Governance'.

The Committee of Judges, constituted by Prime Point Foundation , included  Shri Anand Rao Adsul (Maharashtra), Shri Hansraj G Ahir (Maharashtra) and Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal (Rajasthan) – all Parliamentarians who were themselves   toppers in the 15^th Lok Sabha Sansad Ratna Awards.

They were toppers each under the category of Questions, Private Members Bills and Debates.  They will also be inducted into 'Sansad Ratna – Hall of Fame' during the Award ceremony on 11^th July 2015.

The Committee of Judges selected the MPs for this year's award based on their performance in the House, attendance in the House and Standing Committees and utilization of MPLad funds. The selection was based on an evaluation of the data provided by PRS India an Lok Sabha Secretariat.

General Category - Sansad Ratna 2015 Awards

Under the General category, three 'Sansad Ratna Awards 2015' are given to the toppers in three categories, viz. debates, private members bills and questions. 

One  topper among the First time MPs for the cumulative overall tally gets the 'Sansad Navodit Ratna 2015' Award.

P P Chaudhary (BJP MP from Rajasthan) bags two awards,  one for being the topper in 'Debates category' and another for overall tally among the First time MPs. He participated in 176 Debates and secured a total tally of 384 points.  He is also the topper among all the MPs in the Lok Sabha for overall tally.

Shri Chandu Barne Shirang (Shiv Sena MP from Maharashtra) bags an Award by topping under 'Questions Category' with 314 Questions to his credit with a total tally of 355 points. He secured the No 2 position among all MPs in the overall tally.

Shri Nishikant Dubey (BJP MP from Jharkhand) bags the Award for being a topper in the Private Members Bills category.  He introduced 11 Private Members bills and secured an overall tally of 328 points.  He secured the No 3 position among all MPs in the overall tally.

Women Category - Sansad Mahila Ratna

Under the Women's  Category, 'Sansad Mahila Ratna Award 2015' has been bagged by Ms Supriya Sule (NCP MP from Maharashtra).  She topped among women MPs securing an overall cumulative tally of 321 points. She secured the 5^th position among all MPs in the Lok Sabha for overall tally, besides being No 1 among women MPs. 

Please go through the Rules for selection in the following link

http://www.sansadratna.in/2015/04/sansad-ratna-award-rules-for-16th-lok.html

Srinivasan

Editor in Chief, PreSense

Convenor, Sansad Ratna Awards Committee

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[India_Vision_2020] A Quick Survey on one year of Modi Government

 

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Narendra Modi Government completes one year in this month.  We plan to carry an analysis in the May 2015 issue of ezine PreSense.  

We have framed  questionnaire containing 3 Questions to understand your perception.  We request you to kindly share your views frankly.  You need not disclose your identity.  We need only your gender and the age group.  

Please visit the link to give your views.

http://goo.gl/forms/0Ovhp9H0qN

The survey will be closed at 5 PM on Saturday the 23rd May 2015.  Please give your views before that.

Thanks again for your views.

Srinivasan

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PreSense

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[India_Vision_2020] 97th (April 2015) edition of Ezine PreSense: Cover Story on Babasaheb Dr BR Ambedkar + Sunken Titanic + Net Neutrality + many more [1 Attachment]

 

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We are pleased to release the 97th (April 2015) Edition of ezine PreSense with the following contents.

1.  Cover Story: K Srinivasan brings out unknown facts and the outstanding contributions of Babasaheb Dr B R Ambedkar to the nation in the article titled "Babasaheb Dr B R Ambedkar - Another Forgotten Legend in Indian History".

2.  Historical importance of April: Susan Koshy brings out the lessons learnt from the sunken Titanic ship.

3.  Technology Corner: Currently, media is debating Net Neutrality issue.  V Rajendran, demystifies the Net Neutrality issue in a simple manner.

4.  Hindi Section: P K Khurana writes about the importance of protecting our computers through proper passwords.

Besides our usual columns like Prince Cartoon, From the Archives and Dr Kalam's Quotes are also included in this ezine.

The ezine may also be downloaded from the following link in pdf form.

http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense0415.pdf

We request you to kindly send us your feedback.  Please also share this with your contacts.

K. Srinivasan

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[India_Vision_2020] Top 10 performers of Lok Sabha upto Part I of Budget Session - Maharashtra and Kerala perform well; West Bengal's poor show

 

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http://www.sansadratna.in/2015/04/top-10-performers-of-lok-sabha-upto.html

The fourth Session (Budget Session 2015) of 16th Lok Sabha commenced on 23rd Feb 2015.  The first Part of the Session ended on 20th March 2015.  The Second Part will start on 20th April 2015 and go upto 8th May 2015.

Performance of Lok Sabha

The first sitting of the 16th Lok Sabha commenced on 4th June 2014.  Till the end of 20th March 2015, Lok Sabha sat for 74 days (till the end of Part I of 4th Session).

During this 74 days, Members in Lok Sabha participated in 6686 debates, introduced 206 bills and raised 28345 questions, which included supplementary questions. 

Top 10 performers (TOP 10 CLUB)

Based on the data released by PRS India, we have analysed the performance of our Lok Sabha MPs.  The performance of the MPs are analysed on the basis of their performance in (a) debates (b) private members bills and (c) quetions.  The top 10 performers of the MPs, based on the total scores are given below.

Out of this 10 MPs, 4 MPs are first time MPs.  Congress leads with 3 MPs, followed by Shiv Sena, NCP and CPIM with 2 MPs.  There is only one MP from BJP.

Interestingly 5 Maharashtra MPs and 3 Kerala MPs have found place in the TOP 10 CLUB.  Karnataka and Rajasthan have secured one MP each.

Top performers in Debates

Shri P P Chaudhary (BJP MP from Rajasthan) has topped under this category with participation of 90 debates.  He has secured 100% attendance.  He shares the first position in the TOP 10 CLUB also for total tally. 

Shri P K Biju (CPIM MP from Kerala) secures second position with participation of 81 debates.  He has attended 95% of the sittings. 

Top performers in Private Members Bills

Shri Bhartruhari Mahtab (BJD MP from Odisha) and Shri Om Prakash Yadav (BJP MP from Bihar) have introduced 10 Private Members Bills each.  However, both of them could not enter into the TOP 10 CLUB,  as their total tally is only 204 and 92 respectively.  

Top performers in Questions

Shri Chandu Barne Shirang (Shiv Sena MP from Maharashtra) secures first position with 259 questions at his credit.  He has attended 88% of the sittings.  He has also secured No 1 position for overall tally in the TOP 10 CLUB.

Shri Shivaji Adhal Rao Patil (Shiv Sena MP from Maharashtra) shares the first position with 259 Questions at his credit.  He has attended 72% of the sittings.  He was one of the Sansad Ratna Award Winners for the 15th Lok Sabha also.  

Performance of Women MPs

Smt Supriya Sule (NCP MP from Maharashtra) secures the first position among the women MPs with total tally of 264 (attendance 91%).  She is in the TOP 10 CLUB  also.  

Smt  Shobha Karandlaje (BJP MP from Karnataka) has secured the second position with a total tally of 236 (attendance 99%).  She is the first time MP.

Performance of First Time MPs

Shri Chandu Barne Shirang (Shiv Sena MP from Maharashtra) and Shri P P Chaudhary (BJP MP from Rajasthan) share the first position with total tally of 285. Interestingly, they share the first position in the TOP 10 CLUB also.

Performance of States

Debates:  Average participation of the Members of Kerala and Rajasthan is 37.4 and 24.8 under debates.  National average is 13.5.  The performance of West Bengal Members is the lowest at 8.2 per member.

Questions:  Here Maharashtra and Kerala have swapped the position.  The average questions raised by the Members of of Maharashtra and Kerala is 120 and 116.  Again West Bengal retains the last position with an average of 21 Questions per Member.  The National Average is 57.  

Attendance:  National Average is 85% per Member.  Tamil Nadu and UP secure the top position with 93$ and 91% repectively.  Here also West Bengal retains the last position with average 72% attendance. 

In short Maharashtra and Kerala have been performing excellently well till now.  Members of West Bengal are performing badly in all parameters.  

We congratulate all the performers.

Sansad Ratna Awards for 16th Lok Sabha

Prime Point Foundation has been honouring the top performing Parliamentarians with Sansad Ratna Awards every year for the past 5 years.  The Rules for 16th Lok Sabha have been announced.  The rules can be accessed at

http://www.sansadratna.in/2015/04/sansad-ratna-award-rules-for-16th-lok.html

The Sansad Ratna Awards for the first year of 16th Lok Sabha will be given at Delhi during July 2015, based on the performance of MPs till the end of Part II of Budget Session 2015.  

Analysis by K. Srinivasan, Convenor, Sansad Ratna Award Committee.

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[India_Vision_2020] 96th (March 2015) edition of ezine PreSense: Cover Story on ICC Cricket World Cup + SC ruling on 66A + NRI's perception about Indian Media + Hindi Section + many more [1 Attachment]

 

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We are pleased to release / attach herewith the 96th (March 2015) edition of ezine PreSense with the following contents:

1.  Cover Story:  Susan Koshy brings out interesting facts about ICC Cricket World Cup.

2.  Controversy:  Recent Supreme Court judgement removing Sec 66A from IT Act has thrown open many challenges to Indian women.  K. Srinivasan analysis the impact of the judgement on the innocent victims of cyber stalkers.  

3.  Between You and Me:  This column is meant for our readers.  Vino Supraja, US based reader explains how Indian Media is projecting India very badly at International level.  She says, "Life in India is close to a fairy tale, but it is being portrayed by the Indian media as a horror movie."

4.  Technology Corner: Sukruti Vadula writes about the global robotic market.

5. From the Archives of March 2009:  S K Kharvendhan, then Member of Parliament, who guest edited the March 2009 issue of ezine wrote how media analysis of performance  motivated MPs.  

6.  Hindi Section:  As announced earlier, from this edition, we bring out a Hindi Section.  P K Khurana writes about the grand architectural marvel of Thanjavur Big Temple. 

7.  Triambak's PRince cartoon.

8.  Dr Abulakam's advice to Health Care givers.

The ezine may also be downloaded from the link

http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense0315.pdf

We hope you will continue to enjoy this edition of ezine.  Please share this ezine with your contacts.  Also, send us your feedback on the contents.

K. Srinivasan

Editor in Chief

PreSense

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