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    M Veerappa Moily, Union Law Minister.

    Shekhar Gupta: What did he tell you when he gave you this charge

    Veerappa Moily: He said yes, don't compromise on merit. These institutions should not only survive but they survive you know with that kind of an excellence which should be parallel to the many many leading institutions of the world. This is the direction which you know he said don't make compromise. I think I have done that job and produced a report and my slogan was expunction, inclusion and excellence

    Shekhar Gupta: But you know that report was seen as something which the real mover of the reservation may not have liked very much. Did you run into some resistance?

    Veerappa Moily: You know the always, origin of the river, you know,

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    Shekhar Gupta: Right

    Veerappa Moily: But origin of the river is definitely different from where the river joins the ocean. This is how the work has to be done and I have done it but that doesn't mean that origin, you know, I should not change the shape of the origin but ultimately what is important the broad based idea to build higher education in this country

    Shekhar Gupta: Because increased reservation also happened

    Veerappa Moily: Yeah, it not only happened you must have seen that we provided eighteen-and-a-half thousand crores. That kind of a money was never given to the higher education. You know as a result of that report Prime Minister was motivated to start number of world class universities and manifold increase not only seat was increased to you know all those 45 years the increase in seat in some of these institutions was 1 per cent. But we got at a stretch 52 per cent increase in seats, then hundreds of more universities, Central universities, many IITs and many IIMs. This has really you know made the higher education reach the zenith

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    moily vision is superbBy: surya prakash | 30-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward We must be very proud of Veerappamoily whon has real vision on administrative reforms and civilservices.India has got it's own talent,nobody denies, Moily when he introduced common entance test in karnataksa to avoid corruption and nepotism, it was big success.We requires war foot reforms in judiciary,and excutive segments, people lost hope on governance,delayed justice is denied juistice,civil servants are puppets in the hands of politicians. it is the time for reforms.Our Prime Minister is best example who implemented economic reforms, now we are enjoing fruits,by that we got 40 billioneers on forbes,thanks to P.V.Narsimharao.To make a system of civil srvices afer 10 2 is an excellent idea, to get younger talent.Police reforms are much essential to protect the people.it is the time for congress governament under manmohan singh leadership,to get faith and fulfill aspirations of common man.Hatsoff to verappamoily for his sinciere commitment to serve the people.
    Moily seems the right personBy: Charan Gill,Patiala | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward Quality of governance depends upon the administrative architect.Injections of creativity in this system will definitely produce multiplying effect and Veeruppa Moily seems the right person doing his job sincerely.The amount of inbuilt injustice in the present delivery is the major reason for unrest which we see is mainly misused by the forces who are bent upon derailing the whole emancipatory process. i like the walk the talk focus on central Indian concerns.
    Mr.By: Rakesh Kumar | 06-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward We can see some hope in the intent of Veerappa Moily. I guess he has his head on hi shoulders when he talks about Administrative Reforms as a pre-requisite for Judicial Reforms. He is the one who has the responsibility to initiate appropriate action for Administrative Reforms...in the first place. I only hope Shekhar/Indian Express follows up Veerapa Moily. Has his ministry included Judicial Reforms/Administrative Reforms in the Priority Agenda/Performance Review of 100-days of his Ministry?????Indian Express can come out with a special edition on the Performance of all Ministries in the first 100 days.BestRakesh KumarBhilai
    Bad Transcript By: vinit | 29-Jun-2009 Reply | Forward I agree about the bad quality of transcription. Anyways, Good interview and Good that I can read the Interview as I did not see it on TV.I hope moily succeeds in admin reforms task, especially about civil services reforms.
    Fire Sharika CBy: Roy | 29-Jun-2009 Reply | Forward Fire transcriber Sharika C for horrible transcription and terrible spelling and grammar. I could understand if a machine did the transcription but if you have a human transcriber, then why so many mistakes week after week?
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