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KSEB will maintain current rates this year.

Thiruvananthapuram, December 31 - The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) has a Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) asked the maintenance of tariffs and other taxes for the rest of the year 2003-04.

Briefing newspersons in the guidelines on revenue of all the requirements (CPP) and expected income from fees (ERC) for KSEB for 2003-04, Mr. MGK Pillai, chairman, C. and M. Balakrishnan, member, the Commission strongly recommended that the government grant Release Rs 375 crore to KSEB in monthly and grant permission for the maintenance of a customs amount of Rs 182.56 crore

There was also a qualified agreement on a proposal for KSEB “truing-up costs and revenues at the end of the year and the adjustment of taxes on fuel and other costs as a separate application.

In return, the board has been invited to perform truing up of all expenditure and revenue receipts. The committee would also be invited to a long time, all details regarding the various positions of support, with such data as requested by the Commission.

Past, the Commission approved a ARR of Rs 3697.83 crore ERC and the entire Rs 3141.37 crore against the RS 3850.31 crore and Rs 2924.23 crore KSEB projected for 2003-04.

The revenue deficit of Rs 556.46 crore would be full of concessions and subsidies by the government. This included the release of Rs 175 crore in cash in the form of grants, in the state budget and the granting of additional grant of Rs 200 crore.

Borrowing and debt service: The Commission noted with concern “increasingly” KSEB debt burden. The total debt at 31 October 2003, was Rs 5,043 crore against the net fixed assets the strength of the R 6000 crore, including work in progress.

The food was not due diligence in the discharge of their financial transactions, particularly in lending right. The Commission found it difficult to justify the obligations of Rs 1,002 crore on 31 October 2003, interest rates of 10 per cent to 13.5 per cent.

He had expressed serious reservations against the replacement of loans, based on a profit of Rs 7.15 crore per annum. The need for items such as interest on cash credit for operating capital and the rising cost of finance fletschte total lack of financial planning. The Commission has sought, the Committee for the preparation and presentation of a White Paper on debt service, not later than 31 January 2004, the state government, the State Board panoramic, l except himself.

Capital works: The KSEB has proposed an investment plan as a basis for Rs 500 crore for capital investment works 2003-04. But this is not any programme of work of the Commission said.

The signs say simply, the objective data and progress in the financing of expenditure to 31 October 2003. The Board of Directors seem not to have a draft of each monitoring system and control of the continuation of budgetary control was the accident.

It would appear that loans for investment projects, which has remained unused financial losses for the Committee.

The Institute should immediately introduce a system of project management, monitoring and control, and the costs and time overruns capital costs are absolutely be avoided.

The Commission custody, it would be so that the interests on loans narrowed still unused or misused.

The Commission also wanted the Board of Directors, a detailed investment plan for capital works during 2004-05.

The peace after years of conflict Home Theater

The father-daughter relationship more than their fair share of “conflict”. In addition to the usual haggling about the car of the family and the television remote is the diversity of their tastes in food - Santosh prefer Indian cuisine, while Shirin is the same for the continent, Thai or the Lebanese courts. No wonder Santosh K.F. Kujur is the president of Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC), while Shirin has opted for another Off-Beat-career.

As a graduate in the history of Miranda’s house in Delhi University, Shirin one to two years of classes at the Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal, in 1995 and later went to London for university a master’s degree in planning and development of the hotel. Santosh himself a great career. Before the first president of the JSERC, he was an officer of the Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IAAS), where he is to retire last year, when the principal accountant general of Jharkhand. Works currently with the Ford Foundation as a program associate, Shirin, in the past, concluded with the Council of Rajasthan for primary education. Differences in views diverge, the duo share a unique understanding. “Conflicts are natural, but touch wood, there was never something serious,” said Shirin.

It is a doting father, Santosh not its decisions about her daughter. “After studying history, when she opted for a course on forest management, I did not ask to review or revise decision. When I have to Bhopal for examination, I said ‘Let’s give it a try. ” There were only 30 places for the course and a large number of post-graduates had, “he said.

Shirin true. “My parents were very much in support as regards my career decisions. While I was in college, we discussed the various management courses, which I found on IIFM. I never thought about joining a public service, “she says.

While Santosh’s elongated stay in the United Kingdom as commander in chief of the CAG office, the duo traveled to most European countries. While Switzerland Tops Shirin list of favourite destinations, Santosh fondly remembers their trip to the Acropolis in Greece. “The motherland of the Olympic Games was so different from what they show on television,” he recalls.

The only thing Shirin Santosh and may watch television in common is a game of cricket. “I like watching India one-day games,” said Shirin, who likes movies on HBO. Santosh’s area of interest, news and sports.

Santosh playing piano, but Shirin relaxed, although she also loves music, admits that she never gets an idea about the abduction of an instrument. He prefers the old Hindi music, Talat Aziz, in particular, while Shirin, the “hatred” Talat Aziz, has a wide variety of taste - Kishore Kumar on Pink Flyod and classic Heavy Metal.

With time and age, differences and conflicts “reduced. Well, because Shirin has its own car in New Delhi and the household has three television sets, the duo a little because of the excitement among them, even for a little while. Since both like to read Thriller by Alistair MacLean, Jeffrey Archer, Colin Forbes and Robin Cook, it is easier for Santosh simple loan books Shirin purchased and read.

A moment of the daughter of his father and grooming is Shirin’s Day convocation at London University. “You really get an invitation to holiness. I remember when students were asked to contact their parents and said that” you would not be here, but also for your parents, “he recalls. For Shirin, the presence of his father in the convening of the time memorable.

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