Hello Akalpita ! Thanks for replying.
I applogise for my words. I do not mean any regional comments. It all happened due to communication gap. What exactly is happening is, people who want change do join our group, read mails and reply too. But when the see nothing concerete happening they leave. This is very sad. A year back, I was in touch with 2-3 members who left the group. This is very sad. Here are few suggestions. We must have our own website (I guess we have). All the members should be asked to register themselves on our website. So that we may know the physical current location of our all the members. There should be a National Committee (NC) whose headquarter should be at Delhi or some suitable place. The NC should make chapters (Citiwise or District Wise) as suitable all over the country. Now according the physical location of the members, they should be allotted the chapters. They must be asked to contact their chapters and should participate activiely according to their suitability. The chapters should be made mandatory to start some social activities like adopting a village, providing education or something like that innovative. There should be some committies at National Level who should responsible to make plans (Think Tank Committee), Co-ordination Committee, Action Committee etc. We must come together and start working on ground level as you yourself mentioned about you busy in village developing programm. Regards Raj Panchkula --- In [email protected], "Bharat Uday Mission" <bharatudaymiss...@...> wrote: > > Dear Raj > > Thank you very much for your letter of concern. You are a part of the mission > and no question about whether we want the movement to spread every where or > not. Firstly, Mayank is not a Maharashtriyan and not from Mumbai. Nor am I ( > though I am Marathi speaking). And, we stand for united India, having woven > with its fibre with all variations. We are proud of it. > If, inadvertently, some of the messages are not answered, I am sorry for > that. I have taken up village development programme in a small village. Apart > from being cut from the net and other city facilities, this has taken up most > of my time not because of any constructive work, but, mainly to fight against > local hooligans. > But, that can not be an excuse for ignoring this important activity. > > Now, may I ask you to forgive me and tell again, which chapter u belong to > and we will revive it immediately. > > Take the reigns of the Nation/ your region or area, depending upon your > capabilities, in your strong hands with the help of all the masses of Bharat, > I will be too happy to sit back and watch the country progress. > > After the Loksabha elections, let us have a get together in Mumbai (or at > your place, any other place where we have some organiser) and there discuss > about the policies and how to go about them. > > I have visited Bihar several times, and I am hopeful to build a network over > there. My home land is Madhyapradesh so networking in that trgion also I can > foresee. Maharashtra is my karmabhumi, and so here also we can do networking. > > Other members have to join us in these regions and take responsibility in > other regions. > > More in future mails. > > > With warm regards > > Akalpita> > > Hello Akalpita, Mayank & All the members. > > > > Its really nice to see some movement (Launching as a Political Party) in > > the mission. I joined the BUM some two years back. Still I wonder, the > > whole process is rotating between two people i.e. Akalpita and Mayank. Most > > of the members don't know what to do and whom to contact. Few days back I > > asked for the information about Chapters as I didn't found any active > > chapter in my area. I even asked members and the management to form a new > > chapter. But its amazing to see mails floating here and there everyday > > without any result. > > > > Why don't you both come forward and interact with the members directly and > > guide them what to do ? If you want keep Bharat Uday Mission limited to > > Mumbai or Maharashtra, than its ok. I will not write any more. But if you > > want to spread it all over India, you must come out of your comfort zone > > and take some pains in making some chapters in those areas where they are > > needed and provide them with political vision, guide them according to the > > policies of Bharat Uday Mission. > > > > Regards > > > > Raj > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: akalpitap <akalpitap@> > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Sunday, 5 April, 2009 12:54:11 AM > > Subject: [bm] Launching of Bharat Uday Mission > > > > > > Dear Friends > > > > I am glad to inform you that we have launched Bharat Uday Mission as a > > political party in a press conference held at Mumbai on April 30, 2009. The > > news was flashed on many TV channels (DD, NMTV, IBN Lokmat, Mumbai News). I > > will upload the clipping as and when available. > > A small clipping occurs on P8 of Hindustan times dated 31/3. You may be > > able to access it on net. > > > > Akalpita > > > > > > > > > > > > Get perfect Email ID for your Resume. Grab now > > http://in.promos.yahoo.com/address > > >
