चौकटीबाहेरचं प्रशासकीय जग
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‘समाजमनातील बिंब’ हे लीना मेहेंदळे लिखित पुस्तक त्यांच्या प्रशासकीय जीवनाचा आढावा घेणारा उद्बोधक लेखसंग्रह आहे. भारतीय प्रशासनसेवेत असताना त्यांनी वेगवेगळ्या पदांवर राहून केलेल्या कामाचा, त्यातील अनुभवांचा सामान्य नागरिकाच्या नजरेतून करून दिलेला हा परिचय आहे. प्रशासन चालवताना सामान्य माणसाचा विचार आधी असावा, तसंच सशक्त व जिवंत समाजासाठी प्रशासनानं गतिमान व प्रगतिशील असायला हवं, आणि त्यासाठी गरज भासल्यास चौकट मोडून काम करायला पाहिजे, अशी मेहेंदळे यांची भूमिका आहे. असे चौकटीबाहेरचे प्रयोग जिथे दिसले त्यांची नोंद या पुस्तकात घेण्यात आली आहे. शिक्षण, आरोग्य, शेती, राजभाषा, दुष्काळ, पाणी-पर्यावरण समस्या, बेरोजगारी याविषयीचे स्वानुभव मेहेंदळे यांनी मांडले आहेत. याशिवाय परीक्षा पद्धती, निवडणुकीत नापसंतीचं मत देणं, प्रशासकीय भ्रष्टाचार याविषयीची व्यवहार्य मतंही त्यांनी मांडली आहेत. एका प्रशासकीय अधिकार्यािच्या स्वानुभवांचं हे पुस्तक प्रशासकीय कामकाजाची माहिती व त्यातील गुंतागुंत समजण्यास उपयुक्त आहे.
समाजमनातील बिंब/ लीना मेहेंदळे/मौज प्रकाशन गृह/पृष्ठे: १२७ /किंमत: १६० रुपये
Friday, October 7, 2011
रसिक साहित्यकडे विक्रीला आहेत
रसिक साहित्यकडे विक्रीला आहेत
समाजमनातील बिंब
एक शहर मेले त्याची गोष्ट
इथे विचारांना वाव आहे
नित्य लीला
लोकशाही ऐंशी प्रश्न आणि उत्तरे
सोनं देणारे पक्षी
समाजमनातील बिंब
एक शहर मेले त्याची गोष्ट
इथे विचारांना वाव आहे
नित्य लीला
लोकशाही ऐंशी प्रश्न आणि उत्तरे
सोनं देणारे पक्षी
Thursday, September 15, 2011
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The AICC General Secretary said he was shocked by the murder of Additional Collector Yashwant Sonawane by the oil mafia and said steps should be taken that cases like these are not repeated.
"We need to look into why this happening and we need to ensure this does not happen again," he said.
To a query on a report by retired IAS officer Leena Mehendale, who had filed a detailed report on fuel adulteration in the state 15 years ago, Gandhi said, "The way I see this is that corruption is a serious issue."
"We have to look into this issue in a collective way. Stringent action against corruption is needed. Punishment should be within six months, instead of 20 years," he said, adding, "We in Congress have taken stern action against corruption".
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The AICC General Secretary said he was shocked by the murder of Additional Collector Yashwant Sonawane by the oil mafia and said steps should be taken that cases like these are not repeated.
"We need to look into why this happening and we need to ensure this does not happen again," he said.
To a query on a report by retired IAS officer Leena Mehendale, who had filed a detailed report on fuel adulteration in the state 15 years ago, Gandhi said, "The way I see this is that corruption is a serious issue."
"We have to look into this issue in a collective way. Stringent action against corruption is needed. Punishment should be within six months, instead of 20 years," he said, adding, "We in Congress have taken stern action against corruption".
Reform-education-sector-raise-budget five-fold: Leena Mehendale
Education budget should increase five-fold: Leena Mehendale -- India Education Review
Former Maharashtra additional chief secretary Leena Mehendale has said that Indian Education system requires major reforms. She pitched for increasing the budgetary allocation for the sector five-fold.
"Bring in reforms in education, increase budget five-folds and give many-fold increase to the budget of vocational education," she said.
Speaking on the importance of vocational education, she said, “Emphasis should be given on the use of TV for cost-reduction of vocational education and private TV channels should be asked to use 10 per cent of their time on this.”
"The 'atrocious system' of examination should be revamped and made user-friendly and a suitable certification and equivalence system between non-formal and formal education should be created," she said.
"The government should strictly implement the Unnikrishnan judgement on capitation fee of Supreme Court even at school level to stop the menace of capitation fee in schools," Mehendale said.
"Private institutions sought and got the status of Deemed University and unilaterally started acting as if the judgement does not apply to them. The government has connived at them. They should be brought under the fold once again," she said.
The government should stop supporting costly schools by land-grant, tax-exemptions, recognition and instead give premium for education in mother-tongue, she said.
She added that creating adequate facilities for sanitation, hygiene, sports and arts in schools, providing for adequate creches for working parents and supporting small-duration classes for children of wandering labour like sugar-cane harvesters should be a part of the reforms.
Emphasis should be given on value education and inculcating values like truth, equality, non-violence, harmony, nationalism, freedom, friendship, efficiency and commitment, Mehendale, a member of the Central Administrative Tribunal, said.
Agencies Tags : education sector reforms, Leena Mehendale, budgetary allocation, vocational education Posted: Mon Sep 12 2011, 11:49 hrs Mumbai: Indian Express
[Source: Indian Express]
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Former Maharashtra chief secretary Leena Mehendale appealed to increase education budget --- Make My Career
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Reform education sector, raise budget, says Mehendale -- TOI
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Reform education sector, raise budget: Mehendale -- Financial express
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Ex-Chief Secretary of Maharashtra suggests new reforms to boost educational sector --bharatstudent.com
Former Maharashtra additional chief secretary Leena Mehendale has said that Indian Education system requires major reforms. She pitched for increasing the budgetary allocation for the sector five-fold.
"Bring in reforms in education, increase budget five-folds and give many-fold increase to the budget of vocational education," she said.
Speaking on the importance of vocational education, she said, “Emphasis should be given on the use of TV for cost-reduction of vocational education and private TV channels should be asked to use 10 per cent of their time on this.”
"The 'atrocious system' of examination should be revamped and made user-friendly and a suitable certification and equivalence system between non-formal and formal education should be created," she said.
"The government should strictly implement the Unnikrishnan judgement on capitation fee of Supreme Court even at school level to stop the menace of capitation fee in schools," Mehendale said.
"Private institutions sought and got the status of Deemed University and unilaterally started acting as if the judgement does not apply to them. The government has connived at them. They should be brought under the fold once again," she said.
The government should stop supporting costly schools by land-grant, tax-exemptions, recognition and instead give premium for education in mother-tongue, she said.
She added that creating adequate facilities for sanitation, hygiene, sports and arts in schools, providing for adequate creches for working parents and supporting small-duration classes for children of wandering labour like sugar-cane harvesters should be a part of the reforms.
Emphasis should be given on value education and inculcating values like truth, equality, non-violence, harmony, nationalism, freedom, friendship, efficiency and commitment, Mehendale, a member of the Central Administrative Tribunal, said.
Agencies Tags : education sector reforms, Leena Mehendale, budgetary allocation, vocational education Posted: Mon Sep 12 2011, 11:49 hrs Mumbai: Indian Express
[Source: Indian Express]
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Former Maharashtra chief secretary Leena Mehendale appealed to increase education budget --- Make My Career
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Reform education sector, raise budget, says Mehendale -- TOI
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Reform education sector, raise budget: Mehendale -- Financial express
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India News from India TV group
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Ex-Chief Secretary of Maharashtra suggests new reforms to boost educational sector --bharatstudent.com
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Mumbai Mirror day-long fast to support Anna Hazare
Retired IAS officer goes on day-long fast to support cause
8 April 2011
Central Administrative Tribunal member, Leena Mehendale also joined Anna Hazare in his protest on Thursday by observing a day’s fast.
Mehendale is a retired IAS officer of the 1974 batch.
“I felt that Anna is fighting for a real great cause, but I had to work and so decided to observe a day’s fast. I did not have a morsel of food since Thursday morning and will have food only on Friday morning. I am surviving only on water just as Anna is,” she told Mumbai Mirror.
The IAS officer had served in the state government as additional chief secretary. As the divisional commissioner of Nashik, Mehendale had drafted a report on the oil mafia.
She said, “If the Lokpal bill comes up in the form Anna wants, corruption will come down drastically. If we do not take enough steps today, our next generations will suffer.” - Yogesh Naik
8 April 2011
Central Administrative Tribunal member, Leena Mehendale also joined Anna Hazare in his protest on Thursday by observing a day’s fast.
Mehendale is a retired IAS officer of the 1974 batch.
“I felt that Anna is fighting for a real great cause, but I had to work and so decided to observe a day’s fast. I did not have a morsel of food since Thursday morning and will have food only on Friday morning. I am surviving only on water just as Anna is,” she told Mumbai Mirror.
The IAS officer had served in the state government as additional chief secretary. As the divisional commissioner of Nashik, Mehendale had drafted a report on the oil mafia.
She said, “If the Lokpal bill comes up in the form Anna wants, corruption will come down drastically. If we do not take enough steps today, our next generations will suffer.” - Yogesh Naik
Friday, January 21, 2011
Microsoft unveils Indic language input tools.
23 Dec 2009 ... The Kendra says it has been making efforts to spread use of Marathi with active support from Ms Leena Mehendale, Maharashtra government's ...
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List of past VCs of YCMOU
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