Vijay Sardana Online

Why always blame the Government? Many Industry Associations have to change their approach in National Interest After IB report on foreign funded NGOs, it is high time to relook at other stakeholders involved in policy making bodies.  Concerns to be addressed by Industry Associations are: Who is making adulterated food or importing sub-standard foods? Government or Private sector.  Why samples passed by many private laboratories failed in International markets? Why HACCP certificates and quality certificates are issued without proper systems in place? Why Junk foods are promoted at the cost of health of people even after their brand ambassadors said they don't believe that these products are good for health.  Why no action was taken by Industry Associations against members importing sub-standard foods and offering sub-standard or food adulterated foods.  Association may say they are not prosecuting agencies, but the question is are they advocating an

Why some foreign-funded NGOs will always oppose the Food & Energy Security of India? How to establish Mr. Modi, his government, and India's growth? No government can survive when there is a food and energy crisis. The best way to keep India's political and economic system under check is by keeping India hungry and in the dark.  Once a leader of a foreign delegation told me, during an evening walk after the international conference, that No government in the world will ever support India to make India a global power, because no one wants to see India emerging as a competitor to them . "They all will do only lip service but they will not do anything tangible on the ground."  Please analyze where all money was spent in the last 20 years by these NGOs other than "seminars" and "education" activities for opinion leaders and stakeholders. Challenge before India: It means if India has to become a global power , First of all, India has to become foo