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The Times of India: Cleaning
Cricket
Lodha committee suggests sweeping सफ़ाई but very
sensible
तारीफ़ के लायक reforms सुधार करना for BCCI
A year after it was set up by the apex court to examine BCCI and
recommend measures for reforming it, the three-member committee headed नेतृत्व करना by former Chief Justice of
India R M Lodha has submitted its report and suggested sweeping reforms. Its
recommendations
अनुरोध are comprehensive विस्तारपूर्ण,
straightforward स्पष्ट and offer the best hope for sorting out सुलझाना the mess अव्यवस्था in
Indian cricket. The most radical आमूल-चूल परिवर्तन reform the Lodha committee pushes दबाव is to
bring in strict eligibility criteria for BCCI office bearers धारक to
safeguard it from politicians. No officer bearer, it says, should be a minister
or government servant. They must also have fixed three-year tenures and no
office bearer can hold two terms consecutively .
These
measures can really control the noxious बहुत अप्रिय marriage between politics
and cricket.
The
committee is also spot on पूर्णतया ठीक in arguing that BCCI's
activities must come under the RTI Act, justifiably arguing that “the people of
the country have a right to know the details about the BCCI's functions and
activities“.
Legalising
betting is another sensible recommendation as it will help curb नियंत्रण रखना corruption. The committee
has also gone to the heart of the matter by recommending uniformity समानता in the
structure and voting rights of state associations. Most state units have little
accountability उत्तरदायित्व and the
committee's push for transparency पारदर्शकता in their
funding by BCCI and for making it performance based is welcome. This will help
save Indian cricket from being a cosy आरामदेह club of
insiders.
While the committee lauds प्रशंसा the new
BCCI chief Shashank Manohar for adopting and implementing some of the
committee's recommendations even before the report came out and for pursuing अनुसरण reform
measures “in the right direction“, it is also unequivocal सुस्पष्ट that
“they are not comprehensive“. Given the status of cricket in India, the stakes दाँव are very
high. So Manohar and BCCI should embrace गोद में लेना full implementation of the Lodha recommendations.
THE ECONOMIC TIMES:Don't Buy the Bull From the China Shop
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India still has no cause for despondency निराशा
The Sensex tanked 538 points on Monday . The triggers were both
internal and external. The Markit Purchasing Managers' Index for December
suggests contracting करार करना industrial output and
lower levels of new work orders for capital goods and intermediates. The immediate
global cues इशारा देना consisted of a steep सीधी ढाल sell-off on Chinese
bourses विदेशी मुद्रा बाज़ार, triggering a 7% circuit-breaker, and a surge आगे बढ़ना in crude prices following tensions in West
Asia. Global growth continues to be wobbly डांवाडोल. The
Chinese sell-off came in the wake of
data that showed sustained shrinking संकोच of
industrial output in that country . Slowing China drags down much of Asia as
well. The outlook in the new year is sombre उदास,
admittedly . But, still, there is no cause for alarm.
India is
far less dependent on exports or commodities than any other major developing
country . Falling commodity prices are a plus for India, as also the low cost
of capital across the world, thanks to extreme monetary accommodation in the
US, Europe and Japan to combat लड़ाई low
growth. Countries and companies compete मुक़ाबला करना to pour equipment and finance
into India, to create a market for their output. The country has to seize कब्जा करना this opportunity , rather
than keep up a dirge रोना on
negative external conditions. The key task is to get action going in the
infrastructure sector, the only place, besides agriculture, that has plenty of
room to absorb investment. Unfortunately , most infrastructure companies are
laden लदा हुआ with debt that they find
difficult to service, banks have built up huge bad loan portfolios and the
sector that can drive India's growth stands deprived वंचित of
actors and finance.
The
projects that remain viable साध्य must be
delinked from debt-crippled अपंग firms,
their project costs brought down to realistic levels and the projects handed
over सौंपना to
people who can implement अमल में लाना them in return for sweat equity . This calls for a bankruptcy दिवालियापन ( code,
supplementary अतिरिक्त funding
and professional managers with entrepreneurial flair. These things add up to
significantly less than asking for a miracle आश्चर्य . We need
some political commitment to passing vital laws and dexterity कौशल in
policy , not panicked घबराया हुआ inertia निष्क्रियता .
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