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Narendra Modi Bats For Greener Planet But Govt FollowsP M’s Voice In Routine Advertisements

Today is World Environment Day .
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Bats for a Cleaner and Greener Planet
P M asked the people to serve as “trustees” in protecting environment and utilising natural resources for the present .
In The Second Day In Parliament ,Today. Modi took oath in Hindi in the name of God Apart from this P M and talked about Cleaner and Greener Planet
Indian Govt At Center+adjoining Hariana state have Followed Modi Voice & Got Published Routine Advertisements In English One Day In Advance .

Supreme Court Hammered Panel to Frame Guidelines On Govt Advertisements

[New Delhi]Supreme Court Hammered Panel to Frame Guidelines on Govt Advertisements This Order Is Passed on a P I L
Supreme Court on Wednesday set up a committee for framing guidelines to prevent misuse of public funds by the government and its authorities in giving advertisements in newspapers and television to get political mileage.
A Bench headed by Chief Justice P. Sathasivam said that substantive guidelines are needed to regulate such advertisements at the cost of public exchequer and constituted a four-member committee comprising former Director of National Judicial Academy, Bhopal, N. R. Madhava Menon, former Lok Sabha Secretary T. K. Viswanathan, senior advocate Ranjit Kumar and the Secretary of Information and Broadcasting Ministry.
The apex court asked the committee to submit its report within three months.The court passed the order on a PIL filed by NGOs, Common Cause and Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL) pleading with it to frame guildelines.
The petition has sought issuance of guidelines for curbing ruling parties from taking political mileage by projecting their leaders in official advertisements.
The counsel appearing for Common Cause had earlier said that the glorification of politicians linked to the ruling establishment, in order to attain political mileage at the cost of public exchequer, was violative of Article 14 of the Constitution.