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Most Govt departments far from service to 140 cr Citizens

Respected prime minister sir I am from Bihar, madhubani district student sir please stop corruption

महोदय, जो कंपनियां या व्यक्ति अपने स्वामित्व वाली भूमि पर एक निश्चित घनत्व में वृक्षारोपण करते हैं, उन्हें उनके वार्षिक आयकर (Income Tax) या कॉर्पोरेट टैक्स में 'ग्रीन रिबेट' प्रदान की जाए। अनुपात आधारित लाभ: टैक्स में छूट का प्रतिशत बाग के क्षेत्रफल और लगाए गए पेड़ों की संख्या के आधार पर तय हो। उदाहरण के लिए, जितना बड़ा 'कार्बन सिंक' उतनी अधिक छूट। Maintenance- केवल पेड़ लगाना पर्याप्त नहीं है। टैक्स छूट का लाभ तभी जारी रहे जब उन पेड़ों के जीवित रहने और बढ़ने की पुष्टि समय-समय पर सर्वेक्षण से (सैटेलाइट इमेजरी या ड्रोन सर्वे द्वारा) की जाए।

महोदय, सरकार को एक ऐसी योजना लागू करनी चाहिए जिसके अंतर्गत निजी कंपनियां, बड़े कॉर्पोरेट घराने और उच्च श्रेणी के सरकारी अधिकारी स्वेच्छा से गांवों या शहरों के बाहरी इलाकों में बंजर या खाली जमीन खरीदकर बाग, उपवन या मिनी-फॉरेस्ट विकसित करें। इसके आधार पर उन्हें पदोन्नति और टैक्स और ऋण में छूट दी जाएं।

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Respected Prime Minister Sir, I humbly request your kind attention towards the misuse of the Domestic Violence (DV) Act. While this law was originally enacted to protect genuine victims, in recent years it is being widely misused by certain individuals as a tool for harassment. Many women are misusing the Act as a means of financial and emotional exploitation, treating it like a business to extract money or settle personal scores. This not only ruins the lives of innocent men but also destroys the peace and dignity of their families, including aged parents and siblings who are falsely implicated. Such misuse dilutes the purpose of the Act and undermines the credibility of genuine victims. Therefore, I request you to kindly consider revising the DV Act with strict safeguards and penalties for false cases, so that the law truly serves justice and protects both men and women equally.

Respected Prime Minister Sir, With folded hands, I beg to draw your attention to the pain and suffering faced by countless innocent men and their families due to the misuse of the Domestic Violence Act. What was meant to protect has sadly become a weapon in the hands of some women who treat it as a business to extort money and take revenge. Fathers, mothers, sisters, and brothers are dragged into false cases, forced to run to courts, losing peace, dignity, health, and hard-earned savings. Sir, the law is meant to give justice, not destroy families. Many men are silently suffering because society assumes they are guilty the moment a complaint is filed. I humbly request you to bring necessary changes so that false complaints are punished, and innocent lives are protected. Only then will justice truly prevail, and the law will serve its noble purpose.

Respected Prime Minister, I wish to humbly submit a suggestion regarding judicial delays. At present, when a presiding judge is on leave, cases often receive long adjournments, which causes hardship to litigants and adds to the backlog. I request that such matters be automatically listed on the next immediate working day to prevent unnecessary delay. Additionally, implementing a digital auto-allocation system for leave days—where cases are re-listed promptly or temporarily reassigned for minor procedural hearings—could greatly improve efficiency. Introducing standard guidelines for adjournments nationwide and enhancing transparency through real-time cause-list updates would further strengthen the justice delivery system and reduce pendency. This small administrative reform can make a big difference for citizens seeking timely justice.

Respected Prime Minister, I wish to humbly submit a suggestion regarding judicial delays. At present, when a presiding judge is on leave, cases often receive long adjournments, which causes hardship to litigants and adds to the backlog. I request that such matters be automatically listed on the next immediate working day to prevent unnecessary delay. Additionally, implementing a digital auto-allocation system for leave days—where cases are re-listed promptly or temporarily reassigned for minor procedural hearings—could greatly improve efficiency. Introducing standard guidelines for adjournments nationwide and enhancing transparency through real-time cause-list updates would further strengthen the justice delivery system and reduce pendency. This small administrative reform can make a big difference for citizens seeking timely justice.