SWISS ECONOMY 2012 To        The Right Honorable Swiss National Bank President Philipp Hildebrand          From:   Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date:   December 24, 2011 RE:      Sovereign Debt Crisis in Europe & Real Estate Market     Suggestion: Good Morning President I listened Schweizer Radio DRS1, you said that sovereign debt crisis in Europe and real estate market affect the Swiss economy. Well. The slow pace of the global economic recovery, intensifying sovereign debt crisis and high unemployment all continue to weigh on Switzerland residential property market. From my perspective Switzerland’s real estate market remains relatively buoyant. The main drivers of the demand for real estate in Switzerland are immigration, low interest rates and favourable mortgage lending standards. The free movement of people between Switzerland and the European Union has fundamentally changed the Switzerland real estate market. Moreover, low interest rates will continue to provide

                                          Mullaperiyar Dam Issue To: The Hon’ble D r. Justice A.S. Anand, Former Chief Justice of India From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: Thursday, December 22, 2011 RE: Mullaperiyar dam Issue Suggestion:     Good Morning Chief Justice. I, Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja, permanent residing at SAN Nivas, Old No. 28k, New No. 13, Bampalamman Kovil Street, Muhavoor Post, Rajapalayam Taluka, Virdhunagar District, Tamilnadu – 626 111. Today, I would like to take this opportunity to bring to your notice which should be based on reason than on extraneous factors. First, Government of Kerala claim that 22 tremors in last four months. As per the Indian Meteorological Department Data, there have been only four tremors in Idukki district that far away from the Mullaperiyar dam site. Second, the present Mullaperiyar dam is at 2800 mts above sea level and the proposed dam will be at 1800 mts (approximately) sea level that means it will be 366

To        The Right Honorable Secretary of State for Business Vince Cable MP.        From:   Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date:   December 19, 2011 RE:       UK Manufacturing   Suggestion: UK Corporate Tax Reform Good Morning Minister. I read Financial Times, London, it reported that you announced £ 125 million set up to improve the global competitiveness of UK advanced manufacturing supply chains. Today companies compete on the competitiveness of their overall supply chains. The loss of major UK plants could jeopardize critical mass in the UK supply chain. It would be a good place to start but as for UK manufacturing and supply chains that are built on complex and often incoherent. From my perspective UK manufacturing policy is still ineffective. In an effort to revive the manufacturing sector, first, focus on raising the productivity because a successful and dynamic economy must be productive. I suggest UK government should work closely with leading multinationals