There is book called 'Who's Who in India' published by Infa publications, Delhi.
It contains short biography and addresses of leading persons of India.
Years ago, I used to write JOINT letters addressed to
1) Few Persons Listed in Who's Who of India Book
2) To few Leading Judges of Supreme Court
3) Few Leading Editors of leading newspapers.
At a time, I used to drop 50 letters.
After 15 days, Actions used to follow like miracles. Some one used to take action.
My grievance exposed in letter used to get redressed though no one used to reply except one late Vijay Merchant, the great social worker.
I think book Who's Who in India is book of live-wire real godfathers of India
This method works on Peer Pressure Rule.
If you write letters to 10 persons, 4 of them may read and 1 of them may take follow up action with Govt.
Someday, try this.
Haresh Raichura
21/10/2012