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Has the Vijay wave reached even IAS officers’ residences? Educated voters who voted for Vijay without even knowing much about Revanth. In Chennai’s Virugambakkam, there is a residential apartment complex called Taisha, where several IAS officers stay with their families. While it is widely being said that ordinary people voted in large numbers for Vijay in this election, what stands out is that even civil servants who have spent years within the administrative system appear to have voted significantly for TVK. Particularly in Booth No. 166: DMK – 361 TVK – 325 AIADMK – 243 NTK – 55 At a time when many argue that common people voted for Vijay due to cinema popularity, it comes as a surprise that highly educated voters, including IAS officers who understand government administration closely, have also supported Vijay. In the previous election, DMK had secured more than 500 votes in this booth.

The son of the union minister, who works in Amit Shah's home ministry and in Modi's council of ministers.

Chief minister C Joseph Vijay has set a three month deadline to eradicate corruption in all state departments: Minister Aadhav Arjuna. How can you curb corruption for starters in civic projects? 1)Ensure all tenders are e-tenders, floated only in TN tenders website and open participation for any bidder from anywhere in the world. 2)Keep competitive bidding and democratically give the L1 the tender award (project). 3) Appoint honest officers who won’t interfere and seek kickbacks for tender awards. 4) Ensure officials who pass the bills for completed work in phases throughout the project by ascertaining QC and PMC. Officials must monitor the PMC who shouldn’t get kickbacks to give QC certification for projects. Bill passing authority must not seek % of commission in bill to pass it. Majority corruption will stop if this is followed. Will the commission culture end?

controversial opinion: Modern family is better than Friends

I was having a discussion with my college senior at the GYM yesterday and his outlook for India was that things are gradually slipping out of control, we have spent too much time in last many decades in not securing energy needs, fixing infra, education and too much focus is on religion politics and we have become a reactive society where a disaster like situation has to happen before we try to fix it. I could sadly not counter his argument.