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Give Suggestions on Draft National Book Promotion Policy (NBPP)

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Aug 06, 2015

Last Date :

Sep 11, 2015

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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The draft National Book Promotion Policy (NBPP) has the role to facilitate exchange of views on all major aspects of book promotion, inter-alia covering writing/authorship, book ...

The draft National Book Promotion Policy (NBPP) has the role to facilitate exchange of views on all major aspects of book promotion, inter-alia covering writing/authorship, book production, publication and sale of books, their prices, copyright issues, development of book reading habit, reach of books to different segments of population in different Indian languages and quality and content of Indian books in general.The draft NBPP, along with comments received from various Ministries/Departments is being put up on mygov.in for inviting comments before it is given a final shape.

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Suranjan Chaudhuri 10 years 11 months ago

Today, 15th August, 2015 is Sri Aurobindo's 143rd birth anniversary. Our Govt should take a pledge to undertake a programme promoting Sri Aurobindo's writing in all walks of life, especially among students and youth. His 'Foundation of Indian Culture' should be a must-read book in all streams of undergraduate and post-graduate levels, be it science, technology or humanities studies. Sri Aurobindo never preached a religion; what he represents is 'a decisive action direct from the Supreme.'

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Sandesh goel 10 years 11 months ago

1. One flat fee for Internet access, allow access to everything or nothing. 2. If Facebook wants to give free internet access, don't let them do it on the condition of selective access to Internet. This is similar to what missionaries do by feeding people and converting their religion 3. Voice carried over Internet, just like data, should not be charged differently, simply because telecom companies are used to an older voice revenue model. Telecom companies need to adapt or die.

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RA V CHANDRA 10 years 11 months ago

these days somewhat internet reaches to village people and government students who r cant bear to private education means they are using internet with eqaully charge on contents that is real netneutrality eqaully charging on every web if govt put this on private telecom indeed we gonna lose may more utilized things from youngstars like google facebook dat inventers were invent, without restrictions on internet TRAI IS GOOD FOR NETNEUTRALITY EVALUTION govofindia should be plan enhance empowrement

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NITTS 10 years 11 months ago

Now Telecom companies will decide what to ACCESS. They can't axe our freedom. WE DON'T WANT NET NEUTRALITY to be controlled by Telecos.

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Abhinandan Ravindra Risbud 10 years 11 months ago

1. We DON'T WANT #NetNeutrality to be defined by telecom companies. 2. We DON'T WANT telecom companies to control WHAT we access on the Internet and they CAN'T charge us money for accessing certain websites/applications on the Internet. 3. We WANT to be able to access anything, at any time, without having to pay more for it separately. 4. We DON'T WANT licensing for whatsapp, Viber or any other app we use. 5. Access to ALL content on the internet should be accessible to everyone.

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Sauvik Arya 10 years 11 months ago

I and We all do not want the #NetNeutrality as proposed by the Telecom companies. If they have lots of money to pay in behalf of us so that we could access some specific website free of cost or fast then we like to tell them please help us some were else where we need most not at this front. Lets say we need most help 1. In paying fees of our colleges. 2. In paying price for our books and many more. You cant control our wish and choice.

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nirdesh kumar 10 years 11 months ago

1. We DON'T WANT #NetNeutrality to be defined by telecom companies. 2. We DON'T WANT telecom companies to control WHAT we access on the Internet and they CAN'T charge us money for accessing certain websites/applications on the Internet. 3. We WANT to be able to access anything, at any time, without having to pay more for it separately. 4. We DON'T WANT licensing for Whatsapp, Viber or any other app we use. 5. Access to ALL content on the internet should be accessible to everyone

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saksham sarkar 10 years 11 months ago

We do not want net neutrality to be defined by telecom operators. I support net neutrality every one should be able to access everything over the internet. We shouldn't be charged separately for each individual internet services. Banning something can't save the internet.As it's a scientific law if you try to pressurise on something more ND more, without stopping,it would ultimately burst out back at your face.So please don't take our nation to that bursting out point.Happy Independace day.

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Karthik Jayaraman 10 years 11 months ago

Document showing as empty please

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Kiran Somalanka 10 years 11 months ago

1. Conduct book exhibitions/fairs in major cities/towns every quarter. 2. Conduct competitions that need the participants to have developed a good reading habit- spelling bee, pronunciation, grammar competitions, essay writing, story writing, etc. 3. Find cheap ways to make paper so that books cost less. 4. Make soft copies of all great Indian-authors' books and allow entities to print and sell them. 5. A small portion of the profits should go towards paper-industry-research.

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