The North Indian politicians have burst out against the sorry state of affairs in the Congress ruled Maharashtra. The crimes against the North Indian labourers in Maharashtra, especially the financial capital of India - Mumbai, have made these political parties come out in open against their coalition partner at the centre. Amar Singh even attacked the Prime Minister openly by referring to him as inefficient...
Friday, October 31, 2008
The farce of Indian politics....
The nation being torn apart...
As a blogger, I am finding myself posting about terrorist strikes and bomb blasts in India so often. It has almost become a routine. I could as well prepare posts on the same topic in advance and perhaps replace the place, date and other relevant details as and when the terrorists chose to strike...
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Happy Diwali.....
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Malegaon blasts...Warning bells ringing??
At this juncture, the country would do well to take note of the frustrations and underlying anger of the majority community too, for a change. Over sixty years, the nation has tried to appease the so called ‘minority sections of the society’ in all possible ways. It is another matter whether the appeasement and sops have actually benefits the needy among these sections. The failure to uplift the needy should have been reason enough to re-think the strategy. Instead, the political class continued to play vote bank politics even at the risk of antagonising the weaker sections of the majority community. This sad state of affairs have flared up to such an extent that different communities have become entirely self-centred and greedy. Sadly, this is the perfect recipe for disaster..
Can India summon the courage and the vision to rethink its socio-economic policies to benefit the poor, irrespective of caste and religion? Can it show the guts to crush terrorism regardless of the ideological leanings? Above all, can we ever become a truly secular nation where state does not discriminate among various castes and religions?
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Chandrayan..Yet another achievement for the nation…
A pleasing consequence would be a spur in scientific interest among the youth of this great nation. ISRO could offer challenging and fruitful career to the scientifically inclined young minds of India and could pave way for the brain drain to be arrested to a certain extend…
Monday, October 20, 2008
The Indian government’s inertia...
The Indian government’s inertia...
As the financial tsunami is taking the world by storm, our government is still on the defensive, It is amazing to watch the finance minister and the economist prime minister keep reiterating wishful thinking. The crisis calls for swift action, something this government is totally incapable of. We have seen the same lacklustre approach costing us dearly in the fight against terrorism, inflation, unemployment and economic imbalance. One can only hope that the current financial tsunami might blow over India without causing further damage. In the event of further crisis, we cannot count on these wise heads to be accountable.
Team India’s fabulous victory over the mighty Aussies...
A test match victory is always a moment to cherish. Team India’s incredible authentic victory over the mighty Australia in the Mohali test is a studendous one. The 320 runs margin of the victory amply demonstrates the total dominance of the Indian team over the Aussies.
Indian bowling was up to the mark. The debutant Mishra had a dream spell in the first innings. Zaheer, Ishanth and Harbhajan , all chipped in. The fielding was also superb.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Dada in 7000 run club....
Sachin’s amazing run continues...
Over the years, the little champion has enthralled the whole world and made us proud. We are fortunate that we have been able to watch the master blaster surpass Brian Lara’s record. Congratulations Sachin...
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
The reports that could help.. Kudos to NDTV
On 6th October 2008, NDTV news channel showed a report about the Navarthri celebrations in Pakistan. The report showed Hindus in Pakistan celebrating the festival. Some Musilm neighbours also seemed to be enjoying the spectacle. The report also showed a group of men and women singing and dancing in traditional style, praising the Devi Matha.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
The Singur fiasco..
The TATA's decision to pull out of Singur has shattered those who have been given jobs in the project. Hundreds of villagers from in and around Singur suddenly find their dreams blown away. There are lots more who have been hopeful of gaining from the arrival of the dream project in Singur. I can’t but feel that the media should have projected these voices more prominently than or at least as prominently as the Mamata’s agitation.
Violence continues..
The law and order situation in Orissa has not improved till now. The continuing violence is a sad testimony to the extent of mistrust and rivalry that exists between the communities. It is easy to jump on to any of the two bandwagons – the so called secular or anti-secular ones.