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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 26/1...

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)

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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...

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...

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