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Scrappage policy to phase out politicians

Owners whose vehicles are more than 15 years old will have to shell out eight times more money to renew their registration, according to a notification issued by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways and which will come into force with effect from April 1, 2022, as the Centre prepares ground to phase out old/polluting vehicles in line with the national vehicle scrappage policy.

Well, the Centre after harassing the already over-burdened aam-aadmi by continuously raising the prices of petrol, diesel, gas cylinders since the start of the pandemic now seems to be hell bent on forcing them to abandon their old vehicles and to buy some expensive new vehicles by mischievously hiking the registration fees of old vehicles in the name of dealing with air pollution.

Hey, why doesn’t the same government bring out a similar scrappage policy to phase out all the politicians who are above 60 years of age or have already completed 15 years in politics and make them to compulsorily retire on the lines of government employees for the betterment of our country's future? 




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Raise honorarium to attract more teachers to schools

ADELMO FERNNANDES, Vasco
Published Oct 7, 2021, 9:33 PM IST
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It is learnt that there are over 200 schools in Goa which have just one teacher handling students in multiple classes. This aspect has reportedly been highlighted in the proceedings in the Goa Legislative Assembly in the past. What is shocking is that this very sorry state of affairs in Goa’s elementary education sector has come to the notice of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) which has reported that 16 per cent of Goa’s schools…

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