To: The Right Honourable Germany Chancellor Mrs. Angela Merkel From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: December 06, 2012 RE: Requisition of Member States of the European Union Leaders to Support EU Cap Budget 2014-2020 Proposed by European Council President Mr. Herman van Rompuy to solve European Crises. Suggestion: Good Morning Mrs. Chancellor. I have been paying extremely keen attention to European Union Cap Budget 2014-2020. I anticipated successful outcome with great confidence. Unfortunately, EU budget summit fails. You are all responsible leaders. Budget debate is very sensible. As a leader, you have to cooperate with all EU leaders to support EU Cap Budget 2014-2020. You are an intelligent leader and you understand what is happening in Europe. I always appreciate the process of negotiation, compromising is allowable during budget debate. You are not negotiating or compromising with other countries. You are negotiating or compromising within Europe. The EU

To: The Right Hon’ble Environmental Minister Mrs. Jayanthi Natarajan From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: December 02, 2012 RE: Thank you note for speed up environmental clearance of North Chennai Thermal Power Plant Stage II  Mrs. Minister, please accept my heartfelt thank you and the environmental scientists on behalf of myself and all of the people in Tamilnadu for speed up the environment clearance for North Chennai Thermal Power Plant Stage II. Sincerely Regards, Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja. Athinarayanan Advisory Authority Athinarayanan Twitter

To: The Right Honourable Supreme Court Chief Justice  Mr. Altamas Kabir   From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: December01, 2012 RE: Requisition of your good office to deliver amicable solution on sharing of Cauvery River Water issue of the poor farmers in Tamilnadu.   Suggestion: Good Morning Mr. Chief Justice. You have directed two states of Chief Ministers for talks on cauvery issues to arrive at an amicable solution. My state Hon’ble Chief Minister obeyed your order because that is the law of the land as stated under Article 141 of the Constitution. Unfortunately, bilateral talks between the Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Tamilnadu failed to arrive an amicable solution. I anticipated that bilateral talks fail because once politics entered, nothing would emerge. Political disputes go on for decades together with no end ever.   My Lord, I can say with confidence, Karnataka government reeling under inadequate storage in its reservoirs and said it will no

To: The Honourable Environment and Forest Minister Smt. Jayanti Natarajan From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: November 27, 2012 RE: Speed up environment clearance of North Chennai Thermal Power Project Stage II Suggestion: Good Morning Mrs. Minister. I am writing to you with a request to speed up environment clearance of North Chennai Thermal Power Project Stage II to solve our state acute power outage. This is a critical moment in Tamilnadu and you are playing a critical role as an Environmental Minister. You are committed to making an environmental protection as a top priority. It is very important so that your portfolio should be recognized as the most important one in government. If I am not wrong, North Chennai Thermal Power Project Stage II does not involve forest land or dislocation of people water requirement for the project. I do not know why the centre is delaying environment clearance of North Chennai Thermal Power Project Stage II. But I know that t

To: The Right Honourable Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: November 22, 2012 RE: Requisition of Kudankulam Nuclear Power first tranche of entire power to Tamilnadu Suggestion: Good Morning Mr. Prime Minister. As you know that Tamilnadu has long hours of power outage since 2012. It has crippled industrial activities in Tamilnadu. Our Chief Minister urged Prime Minister Office many times to give entire power to Tamilnadu. But your good office not even considering our Chief Minister request. I am not arguing your good office to give entire power to Tamilnadu but requesting first tranche of power generated at Kudankulam goes to Tamilnadu. Second tranche of power generated at Kudankulam goes to Kerala, Karnataka and Puducherry as per the agreement. I want every state should progress. But Tamilnadu is most industrialised state in India compare to Kerala, Karnataka and Puducherry. If the power crisis do not end at Tamilnadu, we wi

To: The Right Honourable Tamilnadu Chief Minister Dr. J. Jayalalitha From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: November 19, 2012 RE: Tamilnadu Automotive Policy to make Chennai, the world’s largest auto-hub Suggestion: We need effective Automotive Policy that will prove to be favourable to the development of our State Good Afternoon Ms. Chief Minister. You already said that our government to make Chennai, the world’s largest auto-hub during the signing of MoU with 12 firms on Monday. We are committed to do it. We can make it happen by 2023. It requires our government policy should be able to attract new players from around the world by offering favourable production environment as well as some incentives for new players to promote Chennai, the world’s largest auto-hub. We have done it so far by allowing MNC car companies to establish local production. It is time to make Chennai, the world’s largest auto-hub. It is my belief that offering incentives alone is not suf