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Give your inputs/suggestions on Draft IIM Bill 2015

Start Date :
Jun 10, 2015
Last Date :
Jun 25, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The proposed IIM Bill 2015 proposes to grant statutory status to thirteen existing Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) at Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Lucknow, Indore, ...
My name is A. Rajagopal. I am deeply disturbed by this bill. I am a graduate from IIM Ahmedabad 1977 batch. The current bill as it stands will kill everything that made IIMs ( and IITs) internationally renowned institutions. Suggest this must be scrapped and a new bill with limited goal of financial transparency only without ANY operational interference by Govt. Please see attached for more detailed comments #IIM, # MyGOV #IIMBILL2015
When do we try to bring about some policy change .As per my understanding is concerned when we find some issues.When IIM'S are not falling in this category then why such a big change needs to be set in of making them a statutory body.I think giving out their autonomy will dilute its effeciency .
Let it function the way its functioning .Try reviving those institutes which need revival not the alived ones.
Dear Sir,
My comments are attached in the PDF
Hi Sir, My self Ashish Kakkar thanks to you for Man Ki Baat program I want you to raise some hard issues also like
1. Conman Civil Code with reference to Muslim woman not got rights what other have
2. Reservation with reference to one category of people getting benefit of reservation and there kids also. We must stop A and B category Govt. employees kids to get benefit of reservation and allow more to get the benefit.
I think people of Indian society must discuss on harder issues also
Thanks for your efforts to reduce black money. To reduce burecratic corruption, please reduce 30% income tax to employees which is higher thatn corproate sectorr. More money in High Middle class reduce corruption increase purchase power. It will help production and employment. Implement Chellaiah committee or Pune Economic Forum suggestions. Bring income tax to exmployees from 30%. Middle class have a hope of ray in you. Instead of tax concession reduce income tax to employees.
At the overall level
• Ensure the autonomy of the institutions.
• Avoid faceless nameless bureaucrats trying to remote control such institutions of higher education and excellence from Delhi.
• Same time, have clear measures of accountability and hold the IIMs to them. Likewise, specify the accountability of the "Central Government" and name the officials responsible
Comments are attached
The IIMs have been around for over half a century. Their graduates have found acclaim globally and in India, and are today CEOs of Fortune 100 companies, Captains of Industry, Chief Secretaries of GOI, founders of top NGOs etc. Every year, at campus placement time, hundreds of leading organizations queue up at these campuses. Lakhs of students apply each year. No one asks or questions whether PGDM is a degree. If things are going fine, why try to fix something? Autonomy is being curbed.See PDF
Intent of this bill looks good on the surface, hoping it does not have any clause for ceasing the autonomy of the IIMs. Currently IIMs have been doing an excellent work. One request will be to add another provision in which backward students be given advantage in IIMs in terms of fee and not seats. This fee amount thus discounted for the backward students can be compensated from the "General" category students. Advantage if restricted to fee, instead of seats will have a greater acceptability.
Sir, I want to bring your kind notice that one highway no 227A situated in District Gorakhpur, U.P. from Barhalganj to Barhaj called Ram Janaki Marg. There are daily accidents happens and many lives are getting death due to absent of breakers from Barhalganj to Barhaj. You are requested to please instruct to concern department/persons to prepare breakers nearby all villages lying on this road. Hope you will look into the matter and do the needful. Regards, Ajay Mishra, Village Distwalia.