The four-tier system would achieve local and national objectives. National Expenditure Commission Executive: Prime Minister of India Organizer: National Expenditure Commissioner State Expenditure Commission Executive: Chief Minister of State Org: State Expenditure Commissioner District Expenditure Commission Executive: Member of Parliament (MP) Org: District Expenditure Commissioner Block Expenditure Commission Executive: Member Legislative Assembly (MLA) Org: Block Expenditure Commissioner

Let us set goal of Balanced Budget and zero deficit for all Central Governments, State Governments, Jilha Parishads, Nagar Parishads and Gram Panchayats by 2020. Use of e-accounting software be made mandatory. All transactions must be through transparent mechanism. All tenders must be through e-auction. All financial decisions must be transparent and reported on govt website. Introduce Surprise audits. All official matters must be completed in govt office with CCTV cameras in office premises.

lets analyse our top 5 expense items - interests on loans, subsidies, defence, capital expenditure and non plan exp like salaries. it is important to fill up all vacancies in central government offices to provide jobs to people as well as improve efficiencies. our being a young nation need to focus on getting youth employment via central services. for defence please introduce mandatory 2 year service after class 12th like in many european nations.subsidies to go, capex to be privatised

Dear PM Sir, Railways always raise fares but never guarantee in improvement of service. If the fare can be raised with below additional charges * 1-10 Rs. per person for clean up services, as per class * 1-10 Rs. per person for CSR and create rehabilitation centers at each big stations * 1-10 Rs. per person for Accidental Insurance And these amount should be direct allocated to respective department, then it will more ensure in improvement in services.

Dear Sir, This is with respect to the expediture being made by the Govt on the infrastructure projects. Even after spending millions of Rupees on building roads, the quality of roads remain the same and even getter worst day by day. My suggestion is: If the govt. will come up with a project plan to build/repair atleast 1-2 kms of Road every day in Towns, Cities and villages(across the country), then this will really boost up the economic development in the longer run.

Dear Sir, We request you link Pension under Employees' Pension Scheme to the 'cost of living Index', in line with the Government employees. Regards, H.BALAKRISHNA

Dear Sir, We request you to remove the maximum ceiling limit of Rs. 10 Lacs under Payment of Gratuity Act. Also request you to remove all type of ceiling limits under Bonus Act, 1965. Regards, H.BALAKRISHNA

Sir Prime Minister, we put a lot of puja samagari and so many other items (leftover) in rivers and make it more dirty, if all the temples make some arrangements for collection and to make it manure to be used for agriculture, it will meet dual purposes to make our rivers clean and will get good production of food.

Dear Prime Minister Welcome to Brisbane, Australia. Indian community is eagerly waiting for Prime Minister's visit. Hope this visit further strengthens India Australia ties in trade and commerce.

Now a days a lot of money is spent on advertisements (especially TV). The time spent on advertisements can be tracked and a %age can be taxed. This will generate additional revenues or at least minimize advertisements. If socially relevant messages (liike the ones made by NDFC appearing in DD) are telecast by Private channels, exemption can be provided on the advt tax. This can also induce corporates to advertize their CSR which can be a win-win.