Nov 23, 2009

The Ghost Returns....

Babri Masjid case was waiting to return. This time exactly when Congress's limbs gotten weak. When they TROT they make sure others ROT.

With hundreds and thousands of evidences unearthed by reputed historians, archeologists and religious heads, court is yet to come to a conclusion. The courts do not see it as a 'escapism' of the muslim communal forces when they dont appear in court when they are supposed to.

Ayodhya Evidence I and II - by Koenraad Elst (A Belgian Indologist)
Found and Lost - The Ayodhya Evidence - by Koenraad Elst

Now, the TV channels a screaming at top of their voices over a tiny bit of improvisation in the Lieberhan Commission report.

Babri Masjid issue is one of those that never get resolved just like:
Article 356
Common Civil Code
Terrorists' intrusion at borders
Ram Sethu
Communal riots in Orissa
and many more...

And, the Congress government has proved to be indecisive for whatever personal reasons, on Chinese invasion and 26/11. Maybe Congressmen are paid by Communists and Terrorists large sums to keep the issues alive.

What the Congress has missing in them to resolve these? - Patriotism

Sep 7, 2009

Who's gonna save BJP?

The party is going through a 'Automatic Filtering Service' (like a maintenance.) This time around, like the law of nature says, 'fittest survives.'

But the point is made:

To the BJP, what matters is its 'discipline.'
To Jaswant and Shourie, its 'disciplined than thou.'
To the press 'we lose our food if you are disciplined'

BJP has to first give up on being an 'all inclusive' party, it's simply not.

(Images:
thehindubusinessline.com and The Hindu)

Sep 3, 2009

My Choice of Most Beautiful Indian Women



Courtesy: All photos from Google Image Search. Belongs to respective owners.

Jun 29, 2009

Post Indian Election....

To me, the post election scenario in India, just proves that Indian electorate do not have any long term perspective for our country. That the electorate cannot think beyond castes, religions, local benefits, limited understanding of citizen rights and above all, what we basically lack is to see (not where) what India should be in her character within another 10 years.

The Indian politicians themselves do not have any vision for our country, not beyond their own survival in the administrative powers.

We love to compare every aspect of our country with others and mostly be satisfied if we are within top 100! But pathetically enough, we are on top for all the worse attributes. If billions of dollars flow in to the health sector into India, I wonder where those money is all going if it cannot remove us from the 1st position in bad health (aka HIV.)

The government can simply ask itself this question "What should the government machinery do if India should eradicate poverty, ill health, slums... within 5 years?" Chart a plan and put it on table visible to the entire 1.4 billion population of India and have us watch the government actually implement those plans and complete them with accurate results in 5 years. Just demonstrate this to us, and we are ok with whoever rules this country!

Even if the BJP communalises people, even if Congress steals the treasury for their personal benefits, even if Janata Dal splits into innumerable parties with ONE member in each split, why do we care? We just want to SEE in reality, what this government SAID they will DO in given time. That's it.

To be there, it takes another 50 years for any party to grow up to that stature, and the people of India to start thinking in that direction. We can only talk. We will not behave when elections are around. We just do not know our rights fully.

This will continue in every election....

May 5, 2009

My lovely Varsha....

I met her out of the blue. We talked and I just don't know how soon we grew over the other in affection. In matter of days we became verrrry close. We talked music, we talked music, and we talked about music.... carnatic all the way and some of movies. We were probably destined to meet.

She was studying law, and lived in the hostel. If she could turn on her microphone while talking to me, if it was sensitive enough, I would have heard a soft continuous 'C' note which we term as 'Shruti' in Indian music. I asked Varsha how she finds the hostel environment. She said she cant sing aloud or play her music louder and get shouted down by her roommates. When no one is around, she plays them and enjoys. I asked her further more about the hostel. She put me on hold for few minutes and came back to tell me that she had to suddenly kill the 'C' note that was going on for long. I asked her how she did it. 'I followed the note and slapped it on the wall' she said. The splattered mosquito probably filled up remaining part of graphics on the wall with rest of its family.

'How in the world can you live in such a place?' I asked 'why can't you enclose a mosquito net or something?' I liked what she said 'However when I cant play my music, I have these mosquitoes helping me with the Shruti and I construct a song with it and humm it along....' Adaptation. She adapted to what she had. Poor girl hardly knew she was being slowly injected with virus by those Shrutis everynight.

She messaged me that she got selected for the 'Moot Court' team which represented India in the US. She deserved the selection. We still chatted on Yahoo while she prepared to leave on the tour, but her excitement was missing. I did not much sense what was really wrong with her. She said she just doesnt want to go. But I turned myself into Vivekananda telling her how this opportunity can change her life... how she should have her mental makeup to succeed etc etc...

Next day, her roommate told me she was suffering from fever and wasn't able to talk to me. I did not have a way to call her. So no communication. She messaged me later that she is ok and was getting ready to go.

Not till days later I got her message again that she was doing ok, despite high fever during the day and even in the Moot Court she was managing somehow. I had prescribed her some pure vegetarian food which she can manage in the US. She saw some doctor with help of her brother but it wasn't of much help. She was asked to return to India to get admitted in a Delhi hospital. Her parents live in Delhi, so it was safe.

Her roommate after many days told me that Varsha did very well in the Moot Court. She was given a cash prize about $2500 and an award. I was very happy to hear that she did it even with her health conditions.

Before Varsha left for US, I had asked her to visit my home after her return. She promised she will. At a point, I was planning to offer her my first floor small house to stay. Her college would just be at 10 minutes walk. I didn't want her to be in hostel. But I actually did not tell her about the plan.

She was treated for her fever and headache at Delhi. I don't really know what the doctors suggested her parents. She was then taken home to be under her parent's care. No one, even the doctors, had any clue of why her fever persisted. Doctors could not even diagonize the problem. She always told her friend that she wanted to come back to Bangalore and see her 'Anna' (brother,) thats me.

I was in the office working that day. In the afternoon, Varsha's professor, who is a good friend of mine, called me. She said 'Varsha is no more! She had Meningitis. She died this morning.'

That shattered me into pieces. I never saw Varsha in real life. But we developed such a wonderful bond between us, that I truly loved her and cared for her like my own sister. She lived with the music of mosquitoes which finally killed her.....

She died on May 5th, 5 years ago. She lives in my heart for ever.... I always wish her next life be filled with joy and happiness and a wonderful health....

Apr 21, 2009

TED: Ideas worth spreading....

I picked up this wonderful weblink from one of my friends' favourite video. Fascinating is the Indian student's brain that otherwise wouldn't have 'exposed' as much as he did at MIT.

Watch Pranav Mistry and his unique 'idea' of combination of devices that is defined by him as your 'other sense.'

'Jai Ho' to such Indians wherever they are!



For other Ideas, go watch in TED

Apr 7, 2009

unGandhi media

If anyone else does what Varun did, no one takes a note of it. I wonder if Varun is the pawn for Congress to play against BJP this time? Somehow even the media is happy in supporting the Congress unquestioningly, as they always do.

And for the BJP, they have never seem to have matured to handle all this. They have to do a lot more to contain their image. Giving in easily to blood sucker congressmen puts them in awkward situation always.

Talking 'secularism' will stop soon. It would have retained its true value if it was sparsely used...

Mar 31, 2009

India votes for Religion or Performance?

It's no big deal accusing Varun Gandhi for his rhetoric against muslims. It's nothing new from what we have known for ages happening with BJP.

This happens everyday, with everyone. But when it happens with BJP or Sangh, it becomes a cover story that can run huge business for newsmakers. This is known to us too. No big deal!

Only weapon against BJP, if you have to put them down in the times of elections, is to grab the 'communalism' slogan. You get support from all quarters who are against Sangh and BJP, and whoever is even remotely 'Hindu' associate.

What is the effect of this newsmaking? Every news channel highlights the communalism of BJP, and has absolutely nothing to talk about performances of the Central government or their ministers of State or about their beejaasuraas (one seed of demon begets million such demons.) Ok so what is achieved finally? One point issue. Communalism. Everytime the same story. What is anymore big about this deal?!!!! They do not have a way to counter Modi's performance.

Instead, every government, run by any party, must be competiting with their performances, in all the States. Communalism gets boring after a time of innumerable repetitions.

Forget Varun. Check what individual States have performed. What their CMs have delivered over their promises? Who has the best performance index? Can the newsmakers ever do this?



Feb 24, 2009

Points to Ponder...

South Asia Intelligence Review [SAIR], Published by K P S Gill. Project of Institute of Conflict Management and South Asia Terrorism Portal.

SIMI (The Islamic fundamentalist student organisation) is more guilty and dangerous than Sri Ram Sena of their terrorist activities.

Who are Patriots? Who are Terrorists?
(Try to find info on Sri Ram Sena or RSS or VHP in the provided links)

Why India Needs Narendra Modi?

Feb 23, 2009

Atal Bihari Vajpayee's quotes of TRUTH

He made these statements many years ago. But it proves to be TRUE today.

" Global interdependence today means that economic disasters in developing countries could create a backlash on developed countries. "

" Broadly speaking, Pakistan knows where al Qaeda and the Taliban are. "

" If Pakistan implements the assurances given to us, a new beginning can be made. "

" The overwhelming public sentiment in India was that no meaningful dialogue can be held with Pakistan until it abandons the use of terrorism as an instrument of its foreign policy. "

" The terrorist organizations operating in Kashmir are closely linked to al Qaeda and other jihadi organizations directly supported by Pakistan. "

Feb 19, 2009

Sex is above Religion!

Ex-nun's confessions set to rock Kerala Church
Shaju Philip (IE. Feb 19, 2009)

Whatever the religion is, can you ever stop the human lust?

I will not judge this episode plainly based on the news. There could be a bigger story behind this.

And the pity is, India is tutored about 'culture' by the likes of people who are culprits in this episode! Check your own house first...

If this can happen in a holy place, what can happen in pubs? What would then be happening at various organizations run by them in the name of 'service'?! I can now question them all these, like how they do at Hindus religiously almost every other day.

Read on Wikipedia

Feb 11, 2009

Expressing "LOVE" ...


MY THIS YEAR "VALENTINE" LOVE GOES TO
THE UNDERPRIVILEGED UNSCHOOLED CHILDREN OF INDIA

I DEDICATE ON FEBRUARY 14TH, 2009, A SUM OF RS 10,000
TO SUPPORT FEW POOR CHILDREN
PROVIDING THEM FEES, BOOKS, UNIFORMS
DIRECTLY IN PERSON.

The purpose here is two fold. One is that I sincerely love children who have no access to good education due to their financial conditions or due to the corrupt politicians taking the financial aids away into their personal account to feed their own useless children.

Two, the social class in India who can only talk from their drawing rooms about development of underprivileged children and women of India, just cannot really understand the true poverty of these children and their parents.

BUT ABOVE ALL, I like to do something different on Valentine's day. The controversial 'culture assault' on this day, can be constructively be used to do something that does not call in for 'culture advocates' but sincerely share my LOVE with someone who really needs to be shown the love in action. I let the 'Pub Bharo' satyagraha happen on the other side, girls and boys get drunk at bars, girls dance on the pub floor, let them all smoke pot or weed who cares! While they, this year, have fun in higher degree just to oppose the 'moral policing', I choose to be with the poor children and see if I can contribute to their short term happiness, at least.

The Rahul Gandhis, Priyankas, Rahul Mahajans, Amar Singhs, JL Nehrus, Salman Khans, Renuka Chowdhrys have never been through the realities of poverty. But they talk about them all the time with no action plan to help them. I dont need to provide proofs for this for sure since we all know where the Nehru family, including him, got educated and whom they married into their families!

This social class of people are those who have consciously moved away from the class that still are orthodoxically Indians persisting use of Indian culture in their lifestyle, and from the economically lower classes. I don't need to justify this proofs, because even when you do not want to agree to this, this is a fact.

The underprivileged are always under the scanner of hawks from various 'religious saviours', underworld rulers to use them for their benefits. Being in an advantageous position to claim that this class are not being taken care by either Hindus or by the government, the class is seen as a potential 'business' opportunity for them. This is a fact too. I dont need to provide links of scary facts from the web, that you do not dare to read.

It is known even after 60 years of India getting its independence, has not been able to properly educate economically poor class of society. What is stopping the successive governments from funding a good school with all facilities for these children? They have not done it, so they have no right to talk about these children.

Feb 2, 2009

Points to Ponder...

Ringer’s team conducted meetings in the center of a Hindu stronghold in a hall popular for Hindu weddings. In this setting, 83 people were baptized and 46 made decisions for baptism. Most were former Hindus. “It was overwhelming to see Hindus responding to the calls each night,” says Ringer. “When one stops to realize it, it’s truly a miracle that just a little over 100 years ago, it took 17 years to convert the first Hindu to Christianity.”

"To convert us, missionaries have worked for 500 years to undermine our reverence for our gods and scriptures," said Arun Shourie,

Jan 30, 2009

"Moral Policing"

I just hate this phrase.

Simply because it has become a tool to use it criminally against certain groups.

My parents, and even every other parent, does a bit of 'policing' to upkeep the morality of their children, especially the girls. Why do they do that? Why couldn't they just let them grow with their own intellect to understand the world? Why do a mother object her daughter wearing skirts above the knee or a top that is not so covering? Why there are parents who, though not making it obvious, are careful of what their daughters or sons do? If I had a daughter I would be protective about her too.

But can the same be applied to groups that has taken up rights to be protective of the 'culture'?

Religions must have started this way. They are the first ones to make rules for people to follow and live within morals. Only Islam issues fatwa against those of its followers who do not abide by the Islamic law to the last detail. Hinduism or Christianity do not have equivalent of fatwa in their religion. Though some Popes and priests have questioned a christian morality at times, there has been no Hindu seers or any who have questioned that among Hindus. But still all the religions do have definitions of Morality.

Now there is a group, which has gone berserk with their concept of Hindu culture. Questioning their legal rights over 'culture' is absolutely agreeable. But questioning and branding their belief as equal to 'talibanist' or 'unpatriotic' or 'uncivilized' is something I personally do not agree to.

I totally disapprove the Sri Ram Seva's action against those they consider as 'uncultured.' Their view point is understandable, but they just do not know how to present it to the world. They have run out of ways to contain the true culture of Hindu. They have stopped innovating ways to better the Hindu culture, instead have taken up a 'victim-like-defensive' stance against 'ruin' of culture.

But I wonder why don't we just let the girls and boys go do whatever they want? Let them drink as much beer or whatever they love, wear how less ever they like, show whatever part(s) of their body they like to, speak any dirty four letter words they enjoy, listen to any 'filthy' music, have any number of girl or boy friends (or even both,) ............ as long as they are NOT our own family members :D

How media twisted Mangalore attack on pub girls
If I happen to see my own teen daughter in tight jeans and tight revealing top, smoking a long cigarette with her boy friend at a coffee bar, as a father with my own traditional 'morals' I would seriously be worried about where and what she is going to be in her life. Because to me, she has no respect for the family values that we have brought her up in.

Ok so what is right what is wrong? or who is right who is wrong?

Those who claim to be 'modern' or 'cultured' (there is absolutely NOTHING in INDIA that is genuinely indegeniously modern) are the ones who have basically alienated or keeping themselves away from the 'old time traditional values' of Hindu or in general, India. To be far away from the brand 'Hindu' is a mark of higher ranking individual in the society that has defined itself the space of modernity path set by the Europe and America. Mostly the younger generations of these countries are the ones who have set a standard to rest of the world in terms of modernization. But what Indian younger generations do not understand is that the west did not copy any other part of the world to shape their morals, but they developed it from their own.

Its true not just about their culture but in every aspects of life. Even their scientific temper is based on their grooming of their own society, life, education etc. Whatever they are today, is only because of what they developed from their own available resources. They did not copy other countries. They are proud to be Americans! They are proud to be English! They are proud of their culture (even if its Christian) their land, their society, their government.... (on the negative side, most of them are not proud of their parents and gurus :D )

Let us see how we analyse these:

1. Yoga was re-accepted by Indians only after the west approved it!! Not till the soft tight sweat pants was invented for exercising that the Yoga was openly accepted by the women in India.
2. International schools in India is in line with global school systems/standards. Adaptation to a standard that was never conceived in India even by millions of Indian schools and teachers.
3. The lifestyles of most of Indians who consider themselves to be the elite class of society, are mostly western or 'english like.' You may see the women in saree, but they speak excellent english but its very hard speaking in their own mother tongues. "We are different. We do not belong to the pale Indian lack lustre society."
4. Start finding out the way the young generations have started to change their names to a Christian like pronounciation, or shortening it to look 'funky.' Because they are more acceptable in the crowd for being 'different' (different from boring Hindus?)
5. The dress codes, body language, communications has all changed. Now they are exactly a replica of what the American teens have invented. We do not create them. We just love to copy.
6. What the fashion gurus of the west define as fashion is applicable to rest of the world! The colour combinations, the shape cutting for the clothes, the walk (cat walk! India never knew about this till we were shown by them) everything MUST have an approval from the west.
7. Standards in manufacturing, governing, management, software development are not what Indians have evolved on their own. The ISO standards, we weren't part of its conception, has become rule of the day. The CMM levels are set by the developed countries and imposed on rest of the world. You keep up to it or get out of business!

A nice write up by Sagar on Why are Indian's Achievements So Little Known

The list goes on and on. There is no end to what we have copied. We have stopped being innovative. By being ignorant to our own 'culture' we have devalued it much further like how something you do not use for years will go rotten and you would only want to throw them to garbage. (The same Ram Sena must stop misuse of photos of Gods put up at places where the land owners want to stop people peeing on their walls!! Gross misuse by certain people, this is not necessarily a Hindu culture. That message is for those who would like to group all loopholes of this society to be a part of Hinduism as if they were mentioned in Vedic books.)

We have no dearth of fashion for women in India. Look at the varieties.





The westernization has helped Indians to look at the scope of creativity. But the misguided youth has not understood what it means to them. They are simply 'slaves' of these definitions.

There is so much that Indians can do without having to depend on someone else's standard or definition of living. If they werent looking at the west to shape their lives they are better of in coming up with styles that the west will love to follow. We have to change our mindset to be leaders than being followers.

We must have the courage to rule the world in fashion, science, technology, inventions, culture, education, quality, health and every other segments.

Stop blaming on corruption, inefficient governance, 'moral police' for your own inefficiency.

Jan 20, 2009

Where are we?

This is how India fits in the American World :)

As found on Yahoo!India on 20th Jan, 09. The day Obama officially takes over Presidentship.

Jan 3, 2009

"What Islam Isn't?"

By Dr. Peter Hammond

FrontPageMagazine.com
| Monday, April 21, 2008

The following is adapted from Dr. Peter Hammond's book: Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat:


Islam is not a religion nor is it a cult. It is a complete system.

Islam has religious, legal, political, economic and military components. The religious component is a beard for all the other components.

Islamization occurs when there are sufficient Muslims in a country to agitate for their so-called 'religious rights.'

When politically correct and culturally diverse societies agree to 'the reasonable' Muslim demands for their 'religious rights,' they also get the other components under the table. Here's how it works (percentages source CIA: The World Fact Book (2007)).

As long as the Muslim population remains around 1% of any given country they will be regarded as a peace-loving minority and not as a threat to anyone. In fact, they may be featured in articles and films, stereotyped for their colorful uniqueness:

United States -- Muslim 1.0%
Australia -- Muslim 1.5%
Canada -- Muslim 1.9%
China -- Muslim 1%-2%
Italy -- Muslim 1.5%
Norway -- Muslim 1.8%

At 2% and 3% they begin to proselytize from other ethnic minorities and disaffected groups with major recruiting from the jails and among street gangs:
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When Muslims reach 10% of the population, they will increase lawlessness as a means of complaint about their conditions ( Paris --car-burnings). Any non-Muslim action that offends Islam will result in uprisings and threats ( Amsterdam - Mohammed cartoons).

Guyana -- Muslim 10%
India -- Muslim 13.4%
Israel -- Muslim 16%
Kenya -- Muslim 10%
Russia -- Muslim 10-15%
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At 40% you will find widespread massacres, chronic terror attacks and ongoing militia warfare:
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From 60% you may expect unfettered persecution of non-believers and other religions, sporadic ethnic cleansing (genocide), use of Sharia Law as a weapon and Jizya, the tax placed on infidels:
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'Before I was nine I had learned the basic canon of Arab life. It was me against my brother; me and my brother against our father; my family against my cousins and the clan; the clan against the tribe; and the tribe against the world and all of us against the infidel. – Leon Uris, 'The Haj'

It is good to remember that in many, many countries, such as France, the Muslim populations are centered around ghettos based on their ethnicity. Muslims do not integrate into the community at large. Therefore, they exercise more power than their national average would indicate.