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"About 300-350 collectors from districts spoke about the societal and developmental changes taking place in their areas," Bapat said.
"We are also in touch with corporates like the HSBC bank which has its branches in many villages, rural BPOs and the WWF India in supplying us with information and updating our database. In return we give them free publicity on our website," he said.
Bapat is now in touch with MPs and political parties so that they put the amount of funds used in a particular place over a particular project on the website.
"This would work in two ways. During elections this would help the MP gain positive publicity and keep the public abreast of the proper utilization of funds. I am in touch with Jyotiraditya Scindia and some other MPs in this regard.
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Comment 1: this is a wonderful project, tax payer,citizen wil be aware of the development happning around with their money,our best wishes to Mr Bapat to sucessfully implement this idea earliest
Posted by : HARI - Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Posted by : HARI - Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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