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Give Suggestions on Draft National Book Promotion Policy (NBPP)

Give Suggestions on Draft National Book Promotion Policy (NBPP)
Start Date :
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.

Give your input/suggestion on Draft National Book Promotion Policy

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

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Hardik Shah_14
Hardik Shah_14 10 years 11 months ago
1. We don't net neutrality to be defined by telecom companies. 2. We wish to access anything anytime without having to pay for it separately. *By asking companies to take license for allowing VOIP calls all your are doing is destroying innovation. Innovation in telecom was what has brought the telcos this far. It is unfair that they want VOIP to be charged separately.*
Jitendra Raghuwanshi
Jitendra Raghuwanshi 10 years 11 months ago
I want to be able to access anything , at any time , without having to pay more for it separately. I don't want net neutrality to be define by telecom companies.
Mihir Pattani
Mihir Pattani 10 years 11 months ago
1. We don't net neutrality to be defined by telecom companies. 2. We wish to access anything anytime without having to pay for it separately. *By asking companies to take license for allowing VOIP calls all your are doing is destroying innovation. Innovation in telecom was what has brought the telcos this far. It is unfair that they want VOIP to be charged separately.*
Sanket Suresh Raut
Sanket Suresh Raut 10 years 11 months ago
1.We DON'T WANT Net Neutrality 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, extra money for accessing certain websites on the Internet. 3.We WANT to be able to access everything at internet, at any time, without any extra payment for that particular website/service. 4.Access to ALL content on the internet should be equally and freely accessible to everyone.#NetNeutrality
Sanket Suresh Raut
Sanket Suresh Raut 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.
Sunil_99
Sunil_99 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. लाइसेंस राज दोबारा नहीं चाहिये।