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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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The last date to submit your comment is 10th September 2015.

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Kalyan Dheeraj 10 years 11 months ago

1. We don't want net neutrality to be defined by telecom companies. We don't want telcos controlling the Internet. You cannot charge differently for different websites. 2. We want to be able to access anything on the Internet, at any given time, without having to pay more for it separately. That's the real meaning of Net Neutrality and not what telcos or Internet.org defines it. 3. We don't want licensing for WhatsApp, Viber or any other app we use.

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garvit_4 10 years 11 months ago

thank god i found this and is present to give my suggestion on this. i am a final year college student and is highly interested in reading novels and course books but there are few things that concern the community of students, they are 1. the prices are way too high. Eg- Rs. 1000 for a BOOK. i wish the author could justify the price as a book as the price simply delets the idea of the book, he should instead beg in roads. 2. the policy should clearly differentiate the type of books.

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Saurabh Bhan_1 10 years 11 months ago

As Internet has become a great platform for knowledge, sharing and creativity in innumerable ways possible and that's just because of the neutral nature of Internet. But under the effect of misleaded definition of Net Neutrality, that would all fade away slowly. So my request is to not allow telcos to decide the definition of Net Neutrality and every Internet user should access everything over the Internet without having to pay extra.

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Venkata S Musti 10 years 11 months ago

We need access to EVERYTHING without discrimination. Don’t allow telecom operators to change the definition of Net Neutrality. We want everyone to get access, but to all of the Internet. Don’t allow creation of private walled gardens. Who are telecom operators to tell us what we need to browse??? We pay them fee for internet access and we should be provided a right to see what ever we want without extra charges.

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Neetesh Bhardwaj 10 years 11 months ago

We want to be able to access anything on the Internet, at any given time, without having to pay more for it separately. That's the real meaning of Net Neutrality and not what telcos or Internet.org defines it.

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Kalpesh bafna 10 years 11 months ago

Consumers should be able to access any content on internet, anywhere for free since we are already paying for.mobile data broadband connection.

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Kalpesh bafna 10 years 11 months ago

1.We don't want net neutrality to be defined by any telecom companies 2.We don't want telecom companies controlling what we access over the internet and we don't want these telcos to charge us for different websites 3.We want to be able access anything anytime without having to pay for it separately 4.We don't want licensing for WhatsApp, Viber or any other VoIP app we use. 5.We don't want the telcos to ruin the utter democracy of netizens which will hamper innnovations #MyGov

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Shivam Nautiyal 10 years 11 months ago

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Udyan Sah 10 years 11 months ago

The fundamental idea with which the internet came into picture was to share the data among various connected nodes with equal probability.As neither the regulatory committee nor the telecom operators are the inventors of the internet, then how they can attempt to degrade this equal probability by redefining the term "NET NEUTRALITY" in their own profitable way.I want to be able to access anything on the Internet, at any given time,without having to pay more.

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Devanshi Vasa 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 on the Internet. 3. Please let people chose for themselves their services and what they like on internet 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 #freely accessible to everyone

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