Time to place country above party

Standing ovation for Mr. Sharma for having said:

Rather than concentrating on vote banks the time is to protect the unity and integrity of the country, more so when our none-too-friendly neighbours watch the deteriorating situation with a sense of glee.

However, when you say “The party that won India freedom cannot allow the country’s emotional and psychological division to fester any more”, it is a bit too tough to chew and digest. The freedom fighters of Congress were in a different league. Let’s not compare them with the current crop.

Another thing Mr. Sharma, as a member of the NMC, have you suggested:
a) any concrete and measurable steps that the government should take to build the confidence of our NE brothers, help them re-settle at their place of study and work across different cities of the country?
b) any time bound effort to help those living in relief camps back to their homes in riot-hit Assam?
c) any means to identify and punish the local minority leaders who organised violent protest march in Mumbai and elsewhere?

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Great Post ! Congratrs Vinod Ji

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I am reposting what I posted in the last blog in context of this new one

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i MET a public sector officer from Arunachal at a freinds house today.The conversation turned to the unfortunate panic in the North Easterners,This man has decided to stay in Delhi.I will repeat his words and let the bloggers out here decide.

“We NOrth east people are very simple people. We have started getting more and more integrated with Indian in the last 15-20 years as there are many good jobs in Mainland.Earlier some Arunachalis were impressed with China. But I think if Indian government does not punish people who created the panic, then lot of anger will happen.

Many people will start to say that CHina government will hang the rumour spreaders. Indian government cannot do anything if North East guy is troubled….”

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Was it really the Facebook and Twitter?

What do the Muslim masses read (at least in Delhi) and what kind of stories are being propelled for them?

http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?282041

How many news channels got agitated after reading this? The Assam girl (fake) molestation story became headline and ran 24X7 for weeks inviting heated panel discussions. Why is the same media hiding such TRUE stories? Would some one bring this (and similar) newspapers to book and ban them for life?

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Vijay, Mohan, Ishwar, Pathak –

Russians are leaning Indian Classical, Bollywood, and Bangra dances and performing for a New York audience. May be jehadis should take up dance and art instead of burning NE students!

Alasiter McCauley is a renowned dance critic; with a lot of knowledge on Indian classical dance.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/20/arts/dance/indian-dance-at-downtown-dance-festival.html?_r=1

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I have not participated in the discussion regarding what happened to the North East students and workers in Maharashtra and the Southern States. I was waiting for the fasting season to be over.

I agree with Mr Sharma. For long, especially in the last ten years, our politicians have done everything to slice and dice India, and nothing to bring the country together. Congress should shoulder the majority of the blame; but other political parties also have followed the same path.

The protests march, the bulk messaging etc all were executed as the side result of Friday sermons in (some of the ) mosques across the country, as Asghar Engineer’s article (link below) explains.

http://twocircles.net/2012aug17/outbreak_violence_mumbai.html

But, apart from who did what, serious issues remain 1) Why was our intelligence and police in the dark – this was a well planned, well coordinated disruption striking at the core of our country 2) Why hasn’t the politicians and the so-called community leaders called a spade a spade (3) Who are the real culprits behind this – is it the rogue elements of ISI, Muslim extremists here or Hindu/other mischief makers? What good it does for the government and for the country to complaint to the civilian government of Pakistan, if as Shinde/Home secretary states the bulk messages were sent by ISI operatives/sites.

I was in the US in March-Aprii. They track people and institutions for terrorist activities. No terrorist activity has happened there after 9/11. I am told activities in some of the mosques are monitored. They also monitor right wing whites’ activities.

No American Muslim will ever organize a protest violent march against either a perceived injustice in the US or on something like the discrimination/expulsion of Mayanmar Muslims. Why should we do it here? How is the US democracy different form our democracy? Or, do some of us think that as minorities we can get away with murder – literally? Obviously, no politician will upset us, as Vinod Sharma indicates. But shouldn’t we grow up? Shouldn’t a thousand Azim Premjis bloom? Shouldn’t hundreds of Amir Khans bloom? Our politicians and our community leaders constantly go after issues that do not have anything to do with our children’s education, our well-being, our freedom.

Government of India and people of India should be quite careful and vigilant about the Salafi Islamic strain spreading through the Middle East, Souh East Asia, and South Asia. India should not consider all Muslims as vote banks, because there really is a group – Salafis – that is against all what India stands for. They are making inroads into newly democratic Middle East countries. Salafis won 25% in the Egyptian election. Salafis are fighting for a “virtue” that is inflexible and enforceable, and not necessarily for economic and political justice. Salafis are not jehadists, but more dangerous in the long term. They are well funded by Saudi Arabia. Our new friendship with Saudi Arabia is dangerous – they are helping us to catch a few terrorists here and there; but they will spread their Salafism here if we are not careful. Salafis are feared by moderate Muslims as well as “moderate Islamists’. My take is that the GOI is lumping all Muslims in one bucket; and not necessarily doing the segmentation needed to assess which group is influenced by extremist Sunni movements like Salafism. Hence the GOI policies make all Muslims upset with the government. No Indian Muslim will be upset if stern action is taken against perpetrators/groups. Nobody believes statements such as Paksitan is behind these; average Muslim considers this is a hogwash. GOI should not declare it even if it is true, if we cannot do anything about it.

Let us hope we will not witness another panic like this due to the incompetence of our government.

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Marketing.

1. You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to her and say: “I’m a very rich, Will you marry me?”Ans: This is “Direct marketing”.

2. You at a party with a bunch of friends and see a gorgeous girl. One of your friend goes up to her and pointing at you and say:”He is very rich” Marry him?Ans: This is “Business advertising”.3. You are at a party and see a gorgeous girl. She walk up to you and says: “You are very rich” Can u marry me?Ans: This is “Brand recognition”.4.You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to and say: “I’m very rich. Marry me?” She gives you a nice hard slap on your face.Ans: This is “Customer feedback”5.You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to her and say: “I’m very rich. Marry me?” then she introduces u to her husband.Ans: This is “Demand and supply gap”.6. You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to her and before u say: “I’m rich, marry me?” Your wife arrives-Ans: This is “Restriction for entering new markets”.

Good morning friends.

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Vinodji,

A very thought provoking blog, after a series of insignificant ones. Your last blog on Olympics elicited 700+ responses, Regrettably, there were not even a handful on the subject of sports. This blog, happily will be different, because you are very near the truths concerning illegal infiltration, vote bank politics and pan-India character of the present day employment scene.

However, I have a grouse against you personally. When the government has convenietly but utterly short-sightedly, shifted the blame on Pakistan and also expect Pakistan find a solution to our problems of cyber-nating of ill-will, you have conveniently opted for silence.

You have also been very economical with your pen on the issue of infiltration, which you term “migration”. It is causing me migrane.

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The acknowledgement coming from Mr Vinod Sharma , acute secularist is surprising … “Rather than concentrating on vote banks the time is to protect the unity and integrity of the country”… Probably he has started realizing that the heat is now inching closer home …. Der ayad durust ayad..a sane write-up and not the usual BJP bashing ..

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Gujarat Pradesh Congress to give form for cheap houses

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-08-14/ahmedabad/33200575_1_affordable-houses-toilet-rakshabandhan

AHMEDABAD: The second round of distributing forms for affordable houses to
the women electoral voters will begin from August 20, the birth anniversary of
Rajiv
Gandhi.
Gujarat Pradesh Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi said that the drive will
begin simultaneously in eight Municipal Corporation and 159 Nagar palikas in the
state.

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Shoeb, you are one of the 5 or 6 people for whom I used to come to the blog. Happy Eid to you and your lovely family sirjee. Excellent thoughts and total opposite of what that fake Ravi the India hating muslim wud have said!!
The Assam violence and exodus from south India shows that ROMOUR IN INDIA IS STILL KING.

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Kerala based PFI (ex SIMI) involved in spreading the rumour -

Remember my prediction that Kerala will be come the next Kashmir (may be after Assam!)

http://news.oneindia.in/2012/08/21/kerala-based-popular-front-spread-the-rogue-ne-sms-s-1057030.html

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Here is Owaisi and his third wave for you! He is a dangerous man who should be put in jail.

http://janamejayan.wordpress.com/2012/08/20/owaisi-muslims-and-third-wave/

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Raj Thackrey leading a protest march against the Raza march is like the kettle calling the pot black.

The rot in Mumbai began when his uncle started ShiV Sena. Now we have two monsters – the uncle’s Shiv Sena and the nephew’s MNS.

thackrey ransacked public property during his anti toll march a few months ago. And four years ago his MNS killed two North Indians in an agitation against North Indians, very similar to the current anti-Assamese agitation by Muslims.

Raza is bad. Muslim agitation/violence on Assam/Mayanmar is bad.

So also MNS, Shiv Sena.

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I think Kapil Si BB al is the winner in this war on social media. He was trying to put in curbs. Now he has got his valid reasons. SO instead of punishing the rioters of Azad Maidan and Owaisi and gang, they have found Pakistan and the social media.

Well get ready for the curbs.

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NDTV reports:

1. As the BJP demanded his resignation, the Prime Minister told NDTV that he is
ready to make a statement in parliament about allegations that coal fields were
sold cheaply on his watch, costing the government 1.86 lakh crores. “We are
ready to discuss whatever the Opposition wants,” Dr Manmohan Singh said to NDTV today.

2. As the BJP shouted its demand for the resignation of the Prime Minister, in the
Rajya Sabha, Rajiv Shuka walked up to PJ Kurien, who had just been elected
Deputy Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha, and was presiding over the house. Mr
Shukla, who is Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, whispered to Mr
Kurien that the house should be adjourned for the day.

Two minutes later, Mr Kurien declared just that.

Mr Shukla’s instructions were caught on Mr Kurien’s mic and the cameras that broadcast proceedings of the Upper House. “Pure din Ke liye House adjourn kara dijiye liye (Adjourn the House for the day),” he directed. “Yes,” responded Mr Kurien.

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Mumbai Police registers a case against MNS for holding rally without permission.

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The coal-scam debate never happened in parliament – thanks to the efforts of honourable Rajiv Shukla ji and an obliging RS chairperson. Congress paid media is out to deflect the blame from then coal minister and current PM to some of the state governments who voiced their opinion in favour of allocation of coal-blocks as opposed to competitive-bidding.

PathakG, Mahesh and Manohar are also missing. I still have a few things in mind and leave it to PathakG to carry on the debate (at a time of his choosing)
Here they are:
a) were the coal mines really allocated (for whatever reasons and to whoever) absolutely free of cost?
b) if yes, what was the rational behind it and were there any checks placed to prevent misuse?
c) if no, how were the cost of mines calculated/arrived at?
d) did some companies get coal-blocks allocated to them who were not in the business of producing electricity?

One of the vital nation’s natural resource worth lakhs of crores shouldn’t have been given away to private parties without any guaranteed/verifiable benefit to nation.

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were you and ravi there?

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Gopi and Shenoy, thanks for welcome. I did not read your previous invitations to me.
Now Ishwar and others, pl you dont talk like bacchas. Thackeray and clan are thugs thru and thru. They thrive on Mumbais problems of over crowding and act only for Marathi manoos. They vandalise property and attack vulnerable outsiders. I say they are almost as bad as Owaisi.
Good day to you Mohan, Vijay and others

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Friends;
I am coming to this blog after a long time. Last one month and more was very hectic. went to India,met friends and relations. Came back to North America. At Las Vegas, had a very hectic schedule. Saw Hoover Dam, saluted those brave hearts. Dam was built in 1930s, not much present day technology available at that time, conditions are so adverse, that, I said Toba, even as a visitor and those guys worked there? Project was finished 2 years ahead of scheduled time. Remembered Maruti and Gurgaon. Saw Grand Canyon, it is Grand, thought of our heritages being squandered and mismanaged, their management is superb. Saw the best show available at strip, remembered Kamla circus of childhood, felt depressed, those guys and girls were gems, did not get government or social support. Now, Bas… like Beni Prasad, Mulayams and Mayawatis are our karndhaars. What a quirk of fate.

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All,
Raj Thakrey Jindabaad.
Would love to chonch ladao with manohar and/ or PathakG. BTW, went to HT corporate office and tried to meet you there, but was thwarted by overjelous security.

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All;
So the present dispensation has succeeded in bringing Affrica/ Chatoic states to India? Ably supported by Vinod and Sardesais? M.F. Hussains of all hues had a field day. Few SMS by mischief mongers was enough to cause upheavel?? That is UPA.
Narendra tum kahan ho, ukhad pheneko in namardon ko. Nest nabood kardo in haramiyon ko. Hum tumarhe saath hain.

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All;
Bring those Owaisis and Aligarhis to North America.
Pajame maain peshaab na kardi to….

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Never criticize your wife for her shortcomings or when she does something wrong. Always bear in mind that because of her shortcomings and weaknesses, she could not find a better husband than you.

Good morning friends.

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Yesterday I had posted a link where Congress is offering houses in Gujarat.
Here is an article on the same how Congress is trying to misguide/fool the people of Gujarat in guise of offering them houses.
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Congress pulls a scam in Gujarat.

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/congress-pulls-a-scam-in-gujarat.html

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TAJENDER, hehe want to know where he is? He is on PTH Pakistan Tea House on the latest article by RHR. He was just caught by me impersonating someone called ahem. Malum nahin how many secret identities he has trolling everywhere.
On serious note, incidents like Assam violence make us look bad in muslim world and motivate more terrorists to attack India. Law and order must be first priority, India forgets that.
i think, sadly, MODI FOR PM, no other choice possible

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The government says that it is ready to discuss “coal gate” scandal.

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We should expand Vinod’s call to put country above party – time to discontinue these nationwide strikes puting citizens at unbelievable inconvenience.

PSU Bank employeees – unbelievably well paid segment – are on strike countrywide. They do this every two years.

So also, so many other organized ones.

On putting country above party, guess what UPA serious discussion was before the Coalgate confusion and adjournment – how to amend the constitution to provide proportional promotion to the disadvantaged in government services – This while Assam is burning, this while NE students/employees re driven away from other states, this while protestors were burning public property in Lucknow, Mumbai, Pune.. The list goes on.

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Engrich;
No problem with Aliggarians per se. My problem is with people like Owaisi and his ilk. Aliggarians share more than its natural quota of fundoos. They were also in the forefront of Pakistani movement.

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DEEP SEA WRECK DIVING IN MALTA
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Beloved praaji, thanks for your email. Glad to know your health has improved but sadly I will not be able to participate in this debate as I am on holiday. But nice to see Shoeb, Gopi, Shenoy, Vijay, Mohan, Ishwar, Pankaj and even engrich going strong.
belated happy independence day all- I am now an advanced deep sea diver qualified by PADI and am into exploring wrecks- ships sunk in WW2. Exciting and dangerous hobby haha
I learned a lot on this blog in the past, and hope to come back more fully one day. Believe it or not I am typing this from a cybercafe in Sliema waterfront run by- yes you guessed it- a nice Gujrati family. Can you believe it- Indians everywhere, even in off the beaten track Malta. Cheerio all, and welcome Kuldeep SINGH nice to see new blood

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I won’t like to see any one from the BJP on prime time TV even remotely talking about coal-scam tonight. It is shameful to shy away from a debate in the parliament and then show up on TV doing exactly the same thing.

The Congress is out blaming the NDA and other opposition ruled state CMs for having opposed the auctioning of coal-blocks. The BJP could do well by participating in the debate in parliament tomorrow morning and exposing the PMO’s role. Manmohan Singh is under no pressure to resign – not allowing parliament sessions solves no purpose.

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BREAKING NEWS…………………………….BREAKING NEWS
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WHAT THE MAINSTREAM/NATIONAL MEDIA IS TOO EMBARRASSED TO REPORT
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Ever since the exodus of NorthEastern Indians began on 15th August, Bangalore bore the brunt of the problem, because it had the highest number of students, BPO workers, IT professionals, fashion Industry personnel and even security staff from the North East, amongst the five cities of Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, and Hyderabad, besides of course Bangalore.

From the 16th August, when the gravity of the situation dawned upon the people and also the leaders, the RSS took the lead in trying to prevail upon the departees, who otherwise wouldn’t budge, because they were scared to death.

The RSS deployed 250 volunteers in full uniform, daily from morning to midnight, without break, in disciplined shifts, to talk to the North Eastern friends. They were also accompanied by the Dy.Chief Minister, Ashoka and Law minister, Suresh Kumar, who camped in the Railway Station for 13 hours continuously, without giving up on their efforts. The volunteers and the ministers had met more than 20,000 people who made the exodus.

The trains, both regular and special, each carried upwards of 4000 passengers, who were given food packets and drinking water as well as soft drinks, the supply of which was arranged by contributions from charitable and philanthrophic institutions, including Jain Samaj, Iskcon etc.

The train passengers were taken good care of by RSS volunteers at Chennai, Vijaywada, Puri and Kolkatta too. The whole operation was performed with clock work precision, without giving scope for chaos, confusion and glitches in the supply chain.

But the whole exercise, officially as well as organisationally, may not have achieved much in dissuading the people on the run, but nobody, including the congress opposition, could fault the state government for not trying enough. Even the ever inimical Bharadwaj, the governor, was all praise for the administration and the police, who did in fact stem the tide and even reversed it in good time.

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Auction of coal blocks will hit industry, Oppn said in 2005

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/auction-of-coal-blocks-will-hit-industry-oppn-said-in-2005/991902/

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Shenoy’s FEDERALISM at play.
Time for the new convert to jump in white shoes wearing neon goggles” MY GOGGLES IS DARKER THAN COAL”.

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CAG, Credit and Credibility

TFR : Truth To Falsehood Ratio : Less than 10%

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/cag-credit-and-credibility/991197/4

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A lady walked into a drug store and told the pharmacist she
needed some cyanide.

The pharmacist asked, “Why in the world do you need cyanide?”

she said that she needed it to poison her husband.

The pharmacist’s eyes got big and he said, “I can’t give you cyanide to kill your husband!

That’s against the law! I’ll lose my license..and we both will end up in jail”
The lady reached into her purse and pulled out a picture of her husband having dinner in a restaurant with pharmacist’s wife.

The pharmacist looked at the picture and replied,

“Well, You didn’t tell me you had a prescription”

Good morningg friends

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Olympics bronze medalist, Mary Kom says she would like to shift to Bangalore as “Bangalore’s people are gentle and helpful. ALso the climate in Bangalore is very good”.

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“Gujarat 2002 upset and shook me up. Many Tweeters have sincerely tried to convince me that Narendra Modi was not responsible. I, sincerely, have not been convinced so far, since I have seen stories with evidence and footage that show the opposite. But an article like this one by Setalvad-Anand is enough to turn me into what is called an Internet Hindu. India cannot afford to have different rules of engagement based on people’s religion, caste or gender. I believe that is enshrined in our Constitution. Destroying the Constitution for a vote-bank is worse corruption than black money. An incendiary article by Setalvad-Anand can do as much damage as violence in Azad Maidan. To paraphrase Arun Shourie: This is bending over backwards.”…….Madhu Trehan in Indian Express.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/bending-over-backwards/991200/0

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20% of banned hate sites put up by Hindu groups :

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/20-of-banned-hate-sites-put-up-by-Hindu-groups/articleshow/15609191.cms

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In these posts doctored images or videos showing alleged atrocities against tribal Bodos by Muslims have been tagged with provocative captions and point to extremist Hindu groups trying to fish in troubled waters to target minorities and fan tensions.

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Agencies have also found clues indicating a large number of SMSs that spread panic among the northeast Indians living across the country were also generated by fringe Hindu groups. The panic led to a mass exodus of people from the north-east from several cities, including Pune, Bangalore and Chennai.

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A recent input from Bangalore about three women planning to bomb a train turned out to be a red herring. Later, the input was traced to an activist of Bajrang Dal.

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
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When you need advice, everybody is ready to help,

but when you need help, everybody gives you only advice.

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Stock market has not reacted negatively to this news of Coal gate. Since
almost two weeks markets are going without any significant interruption.

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Coal scam: We will gherao residences of
PM, Nitin Gadkari, says Arvind Kejriwal

Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/we-will-gherao-residence-of-pm-nitin-gadkari-arvind-kejriwal/1/214320.html

Alleging that Congress and BJP were hand-in-glove on the coal block allocation issue, erstwhile Team Anna on Thursday announced gherao of the residences of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and BJP chief Nitin Gadkari on Sunday

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Delhi Airport Scam:

Lets not mix it up wit the coalgate. the CAG has also objected to the development fee that passengers at the Delhi airport are charged – they pay between Rs. 400 and Rs. 2600, depending on whether they’re flying omestically or internationally. The auditor said this tax was not part of the original contract, and that the fee gives DIAL an undue benefit of over Rs. 3,415 crore. GMR nfra is a majority share holder in DIAL and it has only brought up equity worth 1800 crores.

Forget the fancy figures. PathakG, please explain who has allowed a change in the OMDA?

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Pathakji follows the usual Congress line…. fine.. he is a strong believer in the Congress Party and its promoter family . So he blames the CAG for his reports.. . He would have been happy if the CAG had been like the earlier ones , just looking at expenditure incurred , whether sanctions were taken from the authorities competent to sanction just nitpicking here and there. This is the first CAG who is doing a TN Seshan, who is effectively auditing and revealing the way the this govt has been looting and plundering in the name of Govt autonomy with Policy. He found fault with Gen V K Singh… it is different matter that according to CBI ,Tetra was a ripp- off . But he could not say anything when the SC gave the boot to pretender CVC Thomas . He mocked Anna and Baba Ramdev . He mocks the popular demand for an effective and autonomous Lokpal. He attempts commercial logic for the sweet heart deal with GMR ……but what will he say about what Sunil Arora complaned about Air India .
He wishes that all authority should be in the hands of the political executive … who can loot and plunder … and may share part of it with those who sing their song. This what UPA2 has been all about .
All in the government knew there is a dummy PM ….. a Mitte ke Madho ……To Jo Loot Sako Woh Loot.

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Mumbai police commissioner, Arup Patnaik is unceremoniousl;y shunted out.

Till yesterday, all our seculars were lauding the exemplary manner in which he surrendered to the terrorists in the Mumbai riots of 8th August, in which women police were molested, their dresses torn, guns snatched and Amar Jawan Memorial destroyed.

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Another example of lazy work either by CAG or ToI??

The story says: In case of a nuclear accident in India at present, the maximum fine that can be
imposed by the regulator on an offending nuclear plant is Rs 500. “The maximum amount of fine (Rs 500) was too low to serve as a deterrent against
such infringements,” the CAG said after a detailed audit of the regulator which
is responsible for review of safety aspects of nuclear power plants and of all
radiation facilities across the country.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Now-CAG-focuses-on-lax-nuclear-safety/articleshow/15608239.cms

From what I know, this information is incorrect. I am yet to figure out who has missed some zeroes CAG or ToI?

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The “energy challenge” may be the biggest challenge facing India – Washington Post

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/satisfying-indias-thirst-for-power-could-be-nations-biggest-challenge/2012/08/22/65f6c6d2-e21c-11e1-98e7-89d659f9c106_story.html

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Vijay Kumar manages to take on the land mafia…. and wins.,..!

Without firing a shot!

is it possible?

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Pathak G my pal…!

Sonia G has announced Congressis to go offensive so as to hide the loot and chori…

I hope that is not influencing you…

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“A crisis not to be wasted:..

Agree with my fellow Mallu’s conclusions

http://www.lensonnews.com/lonspecial/1/2/15947/1/a-crisis-going-waste.html

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Vinod Sharma is on TV with Arnab. The question is early elections….

I am sitting nice cute journo … who says… if electios were held not…. Mulayam will become the PM…

Time for me to leave India, in case mamta. Mulayam or maya becoem the PM

I would even welcome Dev Gowda over them

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A man goes to ATM to withdraw cash.
.

1. Pull up to ATM

2. Insert card

3. Enter PIN and account

4. Take cash, card and receipt

5. Drive away

Next week he sends his wife to withdraw some cash and deposit a cheque.

1. Pull up to ATM

2. Back up and pull forward to get closer

3. Shut off engine

4. Put keys in purse

5. Get out of car because you’re too far from machine

6. Hunt for card in purse

7. Insert card

8. Hunt in purse for grocery receipt with PIN written on it.

9. Enter PIN

10. Study instructions.

11. Hit “cancel”

12. Re-enter correct PIN

13. Check balance

14. Look for envelope

15. Look in purse for pen

16. Make out deposit slip

17. Endorse checks

18. Make deposit

19. Study instructions

20. Make cash withdrawal

21. Get in car

22. Check makeup

23. Look for keys

24. Start car

25. Check makeup

26. Start pulling away

27. Stop

28. Back up to machine

29. Get out of car

30. Take card and receipt

31. Get back in car

32. Put card in wallet

33. Put receipt in checkbook

34. Enter deposits and withdrawals in checkbook

35. Clear area in purse for wallet and checkbook

36. Check makeup

37. Put car in reverse

38. Put car in drive

39. Drive away from machine

40. Drive 3 miles

41. Release parking brake

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@ Gopi

Well I dont think there would be a grand plan to keep India poor. It is about retaining power and making money with power.

I know one or two senior politicians personally. All of them want to be popular by giving things for free and give a damn of how it effects the growth and efficiency of the country. Their motto is like that of the police. Make money… and get power.

One of the rather famous Politicians of the country took a fancy for my secretary. I had gone to meet him for submitting a project and he happened to be on the panel.

Well… he would call up the poor girl at 2 in the night and recite romantic poetry. And then confess that ” he was not getting satisfaction and romance from his wife.. ! ”

It took some tact to get him away from my poor scared secretary… !

I think MMS was a decent guy… whose value the COngress never understood and crushed it under its need for getting Baby G onto the top seat…

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PathakG’
A simple question. Are there illegal muslim infiltrators in Assam? Yes or no. If yes, what GOI has done about it?? if GOI and its minions will not do anything, has the Bodo people rights to defend their home and hearth. Yes or No???

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Raj Sardesai;
A thoroughbred rascal, has his conscience, pricking him?
For a city which has seen so much bloodletting in recent years, it is rather strange that Mumbai’s elite still gets shocked every time the city erupts into another bout of mob violence. Let’s get this clear: since the terrible 1992-93 riots — a turning point in the life of the city in which over
900 people were killed and more than 2,000 injured — more people have died in street violence and terror attacks in Mumbai than any other metropolis in the country.Which is why the recent violence in which two people were killed and several others injured after street protests by Muslim groups should not come as any surprise. Mumbai has been sitting on a tinderbox for years now. There are, in fact, parallels between 1992 and 2012 that suggest little has changed in the past two decades. The first wave of mob fury in December 1992 was much like the violence at Azad Maidan this time. If in 2012, the Assam violence became the trigger point, in 1992 the demolition of the Babri Masjid sparked off the angry outburst. In both instances, the battlelines were pitched as Muslims versus the police, with the men in khaki being singled out as representatives of a biased State machinery, while the media this time suffered ‘collateral’ damage. Trapped in the crossfire is an increasingly impotent and, dare one say, compromised State. In the last 20 years, Maharashtra’s political class that once flirted with criminal gangs has now come to be openly identified with them. It is no secret that the state in the Congress-NCP years has been run by a politician-real estate baron-criminal mafia nexus that has left it susceptible to the slightest pressure. Even the presence of an upright chief minister like Prithviraj Chavan has done little to arrest the sharp decline in political morality…Sorry for this copy and paste. The point I am trying to make is that these even these psuedos are now finding it difficult to white wash the criminal-politician nexus now. What is the way out? A revolution, where political class of present is annihilated and a new system is put in place. India is for everyone, but not for Owaisis, mafdanis and Dauds…. list is endless. In rulings elites kabarein and samadhiyans need to be uprooted and worse…These bas… are trying their best to matiya met a civilization of thousands of years. Shame on them, collectively.

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All;
In recent times, Mumbai is emerging as a hub of muslim radicalism..terrorism. This has to be curbed by all the might of state.If state is unwilling then, SHIV SENA. How you like it?
Raj Thakrey is right, when he says, muslims from UP, Bihar and such states are coming to Mumbai to indulge in terror. Enough written and anecdotal evidence for it. Do not want, but, if required, make muslims, not eligible to Vote, if the present vote bank politics continue. GROSSLY PROVOCATIVE? So be it. As things are drifting, the day is not far off, when pre partion situation is recreated by these bas… for their petty profits.

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Some thought for dealing with Bangladeshi migrants :

Permanent Solution :

1) make India so poor that there is a reverse migration. Even Indians would start migrating to Bangladesh.

Other Option :
A ) preventive Measures :

1) Fence the border to check any further migration.

2) Start from the top : The Election Commission must make it mandatory that the candidate must declare explicitly that he/she is not an illegal migrant from Bangladesh. If found later, then he will lose the seat in Assembly/Parliament and pay heavy financial cost and could be jailed.

3) Every Citizen must declare explicitly in their voter ID application form that he is not an illegal migrant from Bangladesh and can lose to right to vote once found it to be untrue.

4) Every working professional and Govt job holder must sign a declaration form that he is not an illegal migrant from Bangladesh and can lose his job with heavy financial cost once found untrue.

5) Every citizen must declare in their housing loan and property registration that he is not an illegal migrant from Bangladesh and can lose right to his property with heavy financial cost.

6) Every citizen must declare in the Bank Account opening form that he is not an illegal migrant from Bangladesh and can lose all his money in the account if found to be untrue.

Impact :

This will create aa awareness that migrating to india and settling down there is difficult and not worth the risk.

B) Corrective Measures :

1) Increase the jail sentence to 70 years for any illegal Bangladeshi migrant.

2) Offer amnesty to people who wants to move back in 12 months.

3) Check the background of each and every criminal caught in any crime. Offer them amnesty if they move across the border on their own in a given time frame or add another 10 years extra jail term ( total 80 years ).

4) Withhold degree / School leaving certificates of any children if the parents/relatives found to be illegal migrants from Bangladesh.

5) Offer 20 years less jail term if any illegal migrant identify 5 illegal migrants.

6) Identify the most recent floating crowd ( 2 years ), check their background rigourously and softly push them back with amnesty offer or severe jail term.. Then move to next round.

Make it a 10 year programme. Don’t rush in 10 days.

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My harmless jokes are being deleted now. Not fair. Let me try again.

A man goes to ATM to withdraw cash.
.

1. Pull up to ATM

2. Insert card

3. Enter PIN and account

4. Take cash, card and receipt

5. Drive away

Next week he sends his wife to withdraw some cash and deposit a cheque.

1. Pull up to ATM

2. Back up and pull forward to get closer

3. Shut off engine

4. Put keys in purse

5. Get out of car because you’re too far from machine

6. Hunt for card in purse

7. Insert card

8. Hunt in purse for grocery receipt with PIN written on it.

9. Enter PIN

10. Study instructions.

11. Hit “cancel”

12. Re-enter correct PIN

13. Check balance

14. Look for envelope

15. Look in purse for pen

16. Make out deposit slip

17. Endorse checks

18. Make deposit

19. Study instructions

20. Make cash withdrawal

21. Get in car

22. Check makeup

23. Look for keys

24. Start car

25. Check makeup

26. Start pulling away

27. Stop

28. Back up to machine

29. Get out of car

30. Take card and receipt

31. Get back in car

32. Put card in wallet

33. Put receipt in checkbook

34. Enter deposits and withdrawals in checkbook

35. Clear area in purse for wallet and checkbook

36. Check makeup

37. Put car in reverse

38. Put car in drive

39. Drive away from machine

40. Drive 3 miles

41. Release parking brake

Good day friends.

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The act of my MP, Owaisi, demonstrating that he is putting himself and the country above politics was the statement he made in the Parliament in early August – “I warn the central government, I warn the honourable members here..if proper rehabilitation (of Bangla Deshi Muslims) does not take place, you be ready for a third wave of radicalization among Muslim youth..”

He did put the country above politics, because he warned the country of the disastrous consequences.

There was not an outrage on this in the press.

Owaisi is not a Mullah; he is an MP and the leader of a political party, Majlis Ittahudel Musselman (MIM).

Not only he is an MP, he is still a ruler of Hyderabad (in modern terms, with his own militia, mafia, connections)

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Suno suno suno…nai khabar aaj ka,
kejriwal karega gherao PM aur Gadkari ka;
panch sau jaenge PM ke ghar,
karenge narebaji aur likhenge ‘chor hai sonia ki yeh bhai’,
udhar pachaas jayenge gadkari ke ghar,
chhun ke uske gulabi gaal, bolenge “ohhh my my…”

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Coalgate: If coal is not mined, where is the loss? asks Chidambaram

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Coalgate-If-coal-is-not-mined-where-is-the-loss-asks-Chidambaram/articleshow/15630061.cms

Is Chidambaram trying to play the role of Kapil Zero loss Sibal?

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Aaj aisa hai sannata, lagta hai koi na suna hai swamy ka naam,
na koi khabar padha hai, na dekha koi tv program;

badi muskil hai jeena aise blackout mein,
andhera hi andhera, koi toh bole kuchh swamy ke baare mein.

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The 10 day Onam festival of Malayalis started yesterday.

An integral part of Onam is the flower decorations in the courtyard or verandah of one’s house; starting with small circles on day 1 and ending with elaborate arrangements on the final day, Thiru Onam.

There used to be competition among us friends in my childhood as to who will collect the maximum amount/variety of flowers. There was a lot of open land, maidans, where wild local plants with flowers of different colours and varieties grew, so we can build rings of flowers with different colours.

The land and flower availability was limited when my children grew up because of the construction boom, ; but there still was flowers available, with an occasional back up by buying flowers from the market.

But during the last twenty years, for most part people here have been buying flowers from the commercial market, because there is no open land to pluck flowers.

This year, drought has impacted that source too. The supply from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu is limited; also quite expensive as a result .

My grandchildren will never believe that we used to go to open lands and forests to pluck flowers for Onam; that there used to be a friendly competition as to who plucked the most….

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Indian ingenuity/entrepreneurship in action..

The best barbecue in Virginia is by one Hindu vegetarian Varun Patri! I am going to eat there when I drive through Virginia countryside next!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/in-virginia-countryside-a-hindu-takes-on-role-of-barbecue-guru/2012/08/23/0facad78-d5b0-11e1-b2d5-2419d227d8b0_story.html

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VInodji ne naya liya hai bhesh
Kavita aur dialogues se de rahe hai sandesh…

Kyon Emotional ho gaye ho Vinodji?
Congrress choddo aur atyachar bhi gayab hoga abhi abhi…

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It will be interesting how congress handles the CBI inquiry against the AP ministers involved with Jagan.

Dharma is not the only one; many will have to go.
And the PCC President Bosta is no saint either. Several cases are pending against him and his son, although, so far, none related to Jagan.

http://ibnlive.in.com/generalnewsfeed/news/andhra-pradesh-cm-meets-sonia-to-discuss-jagan-case-fallout/1049559.html

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Mahadevan your posting showed that YSR was as good as D company. A fully organised racket feeding the high command so that the lower level dahlas and dalals made crores and crores from selling of iNDIA.
This is Congress corruption of the scale of Marcos and Idi Amin.

Vinod Sharmaji and Pathak g find this nice and pure and Shudh COngress music. After all there is a dynasty too involved.

Cmon my blind firends… Vinod Sharma and PathakG
Congress ne YSR diya..
Corruption aur Dynasty ka band baj Gya…

Toh aap do jasoos
Kab karoge mahsoos

Ki Congress badi kharab hai..

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Hello Brothers.

It seems to me that Congress is now in kafan. It is good because in democracy we must have satta parivartan

There is some talent in Congress but because of fixation with Nehru name all talent is cut of from head.

My uncle Ravi is not coming here from long time. Seems he has gone back to bed of Papa Hafis Saeed. Maybe he was involved in Banglore problem on North east people. He had told us that he visit Bangalore some time back.

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Shoot out near Empire state building in New York. Two killed and many injured.

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An excellent article on the Pakistan dilemma, India’s emerging challenges vis-a-vis religion/nation perspective.

Shoeb, he refers to the emerging Salafi issue/impact here in India- you mentioned about that threat in your response in this blog to the Azad Maidan incident.

http://newindianexpress.com/opinion/article594721.ece

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Happy Onam to Gopi and everyone. All here call me paaji but it is 10 pm here in Uk and I am watching the original paaji on Indian Idol, DHARMENDRA M And Hema looks grand

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One night, a drunk comes stumbling into a bar and says to the bartender: “Drinks for all on me including you, bartender.” So the bartender follows the mans orders and says: “That will be Rs. 2000 please.” The drunk says he has no money so the bartender slaps him around and throws him out.

The next night the same drunk comes in again and orders a drink for everyone in the bar including the bartender. Again the bartender follows instructions and again the drunk says he has no money. So the bartender slaps him around and throws him out.

On the third night he comes in, the drunk orders drinks for all except the bartender. “What, no drink for me?” replies the bartender. “Oh, no. You get violent when you drink.”

Good morning friends.

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Narendra Modi protests censorship by UPA

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/narendra-modi-protests-censorship-by-upa.html

The government’s order to block Twitter handles and nearly 300 Web pages
which it says threaten communal harmony and a fragile peace, led to outrage on
Twitter. Hashtags like Emergency2012 and GOIBlocks protested against the
government’s decision. Many turned their pictures black in protests and now
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi too has joined the protest.
He tweeted today that he joins the crackdown on freedom of speech, and has
turned his digital picture black.
“As a common man, I join the protest against crackdown on freedom of speech!
Changed my DP. ‘Sabko Samnati De Bhagwan’ (May God give wisdom to all),” he
posted on #GOIBlocks. As a mark of their protest many netizens have joined
‘#GOIBlocks’ which is trending (bulletin board where everybody can express their
opinion on the subject) on Twitter.
Instead of Mr Modi’s image, the picture display section on his Twitter
account today showed a blank space, along with the message denouncing the
Centre’s move to “muzzle” social media.
There are around 40 million Facebook and 16 million Twitter users in
India.
What prompted the Centre to step in is the ‘provocative’ mobile phone text
messages being in circulation and doctored website images about Assam and
Myanmar violence going viral, resulting in exodus of northeast people from some
states fearing attacks on them by Muslims.

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Ek Tha Tiger: The other side of the coal scam

http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/column_ek-tha-tiger-the-other-side-of-the-coal-scam_1732473

I’ve spent the past few days reading a couple of page-turners that I
recommend strongly to every Indian who cares about her country: the CAG’s audit
report on coal block allocations, and a new report released by Greenpeace,
titled ‘How Coal-Mining is Trashing Tigerland’. Both are freely available
online, at the CAG and the Greenpeace websites respectively.

Till now, the media has focused primarily on the CAG report. But you have to
read both together to get the full picture about the implications of coalgate.———-
Is what this writer claiming is correct ?

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Who appointed Markanday Katju to the Press Council ? He wishes to abrogate to himself the work of Head of Content of all News Channels….. he can hand out circulars every day on how many minutes or seconds should be allotted to each story he decides for the day. He opposes Anna Hazare…says Lokpal shall increase Corruption. He did not like coverage of Dev Anand when he died . He did not like coverage to Rajesh Khanna when he died. He did not like coverage of the birth of Aishwarya’s daughter. or felicitation of sports persons. However a word in his praise too … otherwise it shall be unfair .. Markanday as Judge of the Allahabad High Court , CJ of Delhi , and then elevated to the SC always enjoyed a very clean reputatation..but somewhat unpredictable in his court room observations and remarks . His younger brother Vivek Katju of the IFS was an ace diplomat and an expert on Pakistan and Afganistan . Musharraf had blamed him for the failure of Agra Summit. Both are senior alumni of my school.

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PM asks mines minister not to go ahead with mines allocations.

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Twitter silenicng on Kanchan gupta and similar voices was the government’s real purpose.

Basically blogsites will be next. All blogsites which treat the Baby G DIgiviansh G
as jokers would soon be censored…

What will happen to this one?

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Assam riots will cause third wave of radicalization of Muslims… PFI (the sender of bulk SMS) of kerala ..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Assam-Riots-may-see-third-wave-of-Muslim-radicalisation-PFI/articleshow/15612995.cms

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Now not only my jokes but even the news item to which I provided link are being deleted. Has blocking on HT already started?

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National Minority Council promoting “victimhood” of minorities

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/nmc-entrenching-minority-victimhood.html

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~~ CONGRESS SEWA DAL IN THE MEDIA BLOWS THE ELECTION BUGLE ~~
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i HAVE the latest issue of the OUTLOOK. It has gone out of the way to plug the Congress. All canons are firing now. Lies, spin and fiction. So here is what the story is.

a) Sonia, is a great lady who is leading the country from upfront.

b) Rahul is thougtful lad, who worked hard in England. There is in fact book which is still to be written and that is already being reviewed in the Outlook !

Imagine the book is still not written… but chapters from the book outlining the greatness of Rahul are excerpted here! This even beats Pathak G !

c) The North Eastern problem is because of RSS protecting the North easterners in bangalore !

ARRE SEWA DAL WALON !! ITNA JHOOT BOL KAR JAHUNAMM BHI NASEEB NAHI HOGA !

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Sorry for this copy and paste,
Could not resist, as this is being now discussed on this blog.
The Government’s paranormal activities in the last few weeks has worsened with it coming down heavily on some popular Twitter accounts and instructing suspension orders on them. ‘Parody’ has been redefined as ‘misrepresentation’, ‘fearless’ opinions have been redefined as ‘communal’, ‘Rights’ have been replaced with ‘privilege’ for which we ought to remain in servitude of, basically many words in Webster have been redefined to suit the UPA’s convenience. Many proud supporters with a halo around their heads carry the Government’s latest version of a nonsensical encyclopedia and dish out gibberish. ‘Veiled’ threats are now common on social media; they all take refuge under the latest lexicon created by the UPA. In all this reigning confusion, it still remains a mystery as to why the Honorable Minister of state for communications and information technology, Milind Deora’s account has been suspended? Milind, the able leader charging from the front to gag the mouths of some intelligent, reasonable and sane thinkers in social media. Many swarming flies, acting as Deora’s mouthpiece have buzzed around the virtual world and declared that Deora’s account is being verified and hence suspended. Hilarious and rather ironic state of affairs to say the least, and we must be first class nincompoops to believe the excuses. The so called next generation Congress commanders like Sachin Pilot and Milind Deora have shot themselves in the foot with their antagonism towards liberty of expression, a platform that India’s current and future generation will not compromise on. By failing to sense the pulse of what India’s next wants, more carcinogenic errors are continually being made by the UPA.

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Is this incessant call for Dr MMS resignation doing any good for BJP from a future electoral victory perspctive? or is it doing harm (I think)?

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COAL VS COALITION
+++++++++++++++++

Congress party’s three-point formula: pradhan mantri imaandar, allies beimaan, aur gathbandhan ki majboori.

“It is for the first time since 2004 that they have a scam that reaches the very top of the Congress party and the prime minister. Until now, the Congress had been able to deflect all scams and failures to an inconvenient ally. The 2G scam was blamed on the DMK, and an angry public was calmed by sending A. Raja and Kanimozhi to jail and Dayanidhi Maran into oblivion. Price rise was blamed on another ally, Sharad Pawar. The questions over the Air India aircraft purchases were similarly dumped on Praful Patel even though the decision was taken by an EGoM led by a Congress minister (P. Chidambaram). Lack of economic reform and policy paralysis were “because of” Mamata Banerjee, the usual suspect. In short, as a top BJP leader explained to me, the Congress was “getting away comfortably” with a three-point formula: pradhan mantri imaandar, allies beimaan, aur gathbandhan ki majboori (the PM is honest, the allies are crooks and there are compulsions in coalition politics).”

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/national-interest-coal-vs-coalition/992928/0

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Origins of Mother Languages

The New York Times recently ran an article showcasing a new theory on the evolution of Indo-European languages. The article called “Family Tree of Languages Has Roots in Anatolia, Biologists Say is based on widely dis-credited scientific methodology, well actually statistical analysis of some words or their daughters which are found in many languages.

However, I will not spoil your own enjoyment of this thoroughly biased and
imperialist article written by a paid for congressi journalist who packs in his
pants a tiny श्वेत लिंगम/

With a view to providing a rich context to the new theory, the article presents the views of three eminent, well in acuality two eminent and one cunning linguist. And they are:

1. Dr Anthony who Promotes the widely discredited theory of Aryan Migration and believes that the first speakers of the mother tongue, known as proto-Indo-European, were chariot-driving pastoralists who burst out of their homeland on the steppes above the Black Sea about 4,000 years ago and conquered Europe and Asia. This theory has now been comprehensive debunked by Historians from the BHU, who have studied fossilised cow droppings from 7000 years ago.

2. Quentin Atkinson – An imperialist India hating Kiwi from the antipodean banana republic called New Zealand. It specialises in producing cheap woolly bananas. His view on the origin of language is a rival theory that
suggests, to the contrary, the first Indo-European speakers were peaceable
farmers in Anatolia, now Turkey, about 9,000 years ago, who disseminated their language by the hoe, not the sword. Quentin Atkinson’s middle name is Osama.

3. स्वामी निआन्ड्र्थाल पुरोहित – He is a well respected all knowing holi man who was present at the time when mother language – veracularly known as माँ भविष्य वाणी decended from heaven to earth. In order to break her fall, she landed herself on the rastafarian hair styled महान स्वामी शब्दकोष जी महाराज who was sitting precariously perached on the Mt Everest. महान स्वामी जी at the time of the descend was singing – in राग झिंझोटी – लट उलझी सुलझा जा बालम. The net result of this unlikely combination of events is that माँ भविष्य वाणी spread throughout the world by trickling down many of the ल्ट्स of महान स्वामी शब्दकोष जी महाराज. That is why we in India have many many mother tongues, each sweeter than the other. Each Indian seem to go
jabberwoky in राग झिंझोटी.

As can be clearly seen if only these linguists had made the effort to come to India and spoken to the current descendants of the oldest cunning linguist in the world, they would have saved their careers and received many academic accolades if propounding the theory that India is the birth place of ALL the mother languages and she descended from heaven.

However for those who would like to waste their precious time on the new thory can read it here…. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/24/science/indo-european-languages-originated-in-anatolia-analysis-suggests.html?pagewanted=all

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All;
Karan Thapar, Oh so upright and polished, UK returned on top of that, lamenting power of SMS … and shirking the issue of muslim bigots and their nexus with congress. Let all people of his ilk come down to earth.
in a related blog at TOI, some one, sounding secularist, but pure muslim communal, saying civil war in India, so be it. what our pathakG and karans and Sardesai have to respond here. These fundoos understand only harsh language and treatment nothing less, A la, America and Europe, what you say pathakG. sorry know you, like you in a mixed way, but you are shy to call spade a spade. these things will not work, sorry , you are still, frog in the well.

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All;
Prove that we are bangladeshis and we will go back. A head line in HT. PathakG, should we start the exercise? I knew that this will come. Now, either expel them or declare bangladesh as province of India, what you say PathakG. Analyse, with deep implications, no rhetorics. We will take care of present day bangladeshis as Indians if they acceppt indian ethos and become secularists. For communalist, we will chun chun ke marenge!!!
Your comments please pathak G.

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An Open Letter to our Muslim Brothers…by Arindam Chowdhury

Let us see what Owaisi will utter now .

http://newindianexpress.com/opinion/article595886.ece

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RAVI
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I am deep sea diving in Malta- conc on wrecks this week. In a very mellow mood on the Sliema waterfront drinking some Maltese wine.
Just read your nonsensical post below and can I say very politely- you are past your sell by date. You are getting boring, and your attempts at provoking and atempts at humour are weak.
Or are you smarting under the brilliant if cruel barbs that Mohan, Praaji and Viju and Shenoy directed at you last week?

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Psuedos;
It your heart out. Osamu Suzuki visited Gujrat to encourage more investment there? What is happening, Gujrat is progressing, not pampering any one it is pure progress for every one.
Ha.

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Wise men don’t marry. If they marry the become otherwise.

Good morning friends.

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All BIGWIGS of IAC at the PM’s house….the D team ( just 2 of them ) is at Gadkari’s house?

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Copying and Pasting a fellow blogger’s comment :
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emotionalatyachaar • 2 days ago

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Suno suno suno…nai khabar aaj ka,
kejriwal karega gherao PM aur Gadkari ka;
paanch sau jaenge PM ke ghar,
karenge narebaji aur likhenge ‘chor hai sonia ki yeh bhai’,
udhar paanch jayenge gadkari ke ghar,
chhun ke uske gulabi gaal, bolenge “ohhh my my…”

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” We were also at Gadkari’s house ! “

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India under 19 wins Cricket World cup by beating Australia in finals.
Congrats .

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Pathakji,

this one is for you:

“As for those journalists who have gone out of their way to support Internet censorship, for reasons I cannot fathom, my advice to them is that they give up journalism for more profitable careers in government. At least that way they will not be betraying their dharma and even if the I&B Ministry bites the dust, there will always be propaganda work available. ….” TAVLEEN SINGH IN INDIAN EXPRESS

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/internet-zindabad/993155/0

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anna phanna kejrival phejrival all fail. whole day wait no crowd. invite ramdev crowd all india come.dont forget ramdev mustad oild lathi. govt is bad. asking swami balkrishna how he make 60 crores in 3 years. nobdy ask bad question to swami balkrishna. people say balkrishna top. ramdev under balkrishna. no. ramdev top. balkrishna under ramdev. 2014 ramdev wins election.all vote only ramdev. jai hind.

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Was the “panic’ a planned effort to move low skilled/grade 4 Assamese employees out and replace them with Bangla Deshi illegals in these cities?

http://barbarindians.tumblr.com/post/29798656155/bangalore-exodus-investigation-part-4-why

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~~ CONGRESS DESPERATE! only supporter left– Pathak G & Manglam !! ~~~
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Oye Pathak G

Congress is really… reallY ! REALLY sinking !

Imagine as a Congress, Baby and Digviansh supporter…. You now have only Mangalam as company!!

Arre bhaiya Pathak G… you are an intelligent guy. So join the intelligent group of Shenoy, Gopi, Mohan et al …

After all a man is known by the level of company he keeps !

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PathakG. I am wedded to secularism in its pure and untinted form. Believe me, if you will. This is from conviction not penitentiary.

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All;
Indian politics today seems driven less by politicians and more by the Supreme Court and Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG). What does this imply for Indian democracy?..
The answer is that we are seeing a revolt by India’s institutions against a corrupt, callous state. An implicit political conspiracy ensures that all parties can, with impunity, engage in kickbacks and nepotism on a grand scale. In such a milieu, outcomes are decided not by justice but by money, muscle and influence.
India’s institutions have responded by turning activist, and crossing old jurisdictional borders. Earlier, the Election Commission and Supreme Court had turned activist. The CAG has now followed suit.
….
Despite excesses, an activist CAG represents a net gain for democracy. Along with the Supreme Court, the CAG has ensured that most natural resources will be auctioned in future. That is a huge gain in fairness.
After the Election Commission and Supreme Court, the CAG has become the third institution revolting against a corrupt, callous state. We need such revolts.
An article from aiyar in TOI.

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“Muslim Outfits a Scary Lot” – today’s Hyderaabd Chronicle, though it has not included Owaisi’s rowdy MIM Musselman party.

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/cities/kozhikode/are-muslim-outfits-such-scary-lot-303

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A gangster, accompanied by his attorney, walks into a room to meet with his accountant. Gangster asks the accountant, “where’s the three million bucks you embezzled from me?”
The accountant doesn’t answer.
Gangster asks again, “where’s the three million bucks you embezzled from me?”
The attorney interrupts, “Sir, the man is a deaf-mute and cannot understand you, but I can interpret for you.”
Gangster says, “well, ask him where the fu… money is.”
The attorney, using sign language, asks the accountant where the three million dollars is.
The accountant signs back, “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
The attorney interprets to the gangster, ” He doesn’t know what you’re talking about ”
gangster pulls out a pistol, puts it to the temple of the accountant, ***** the hammer and says, “Ask him again where the money is
The attorney signs to the accountant, “He wants to know where it is!”
The accountant signs back, “Okay! Okay! The money’s hidden in a suitcase behind the shed in my backyard!”
Gangster says, what did he say?”
The attorney interprets “He says that you don’t have the guts to pull the trigger.”

Good morning friends.

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When people do
“AAH & OOH”
From 9pm to 3am
it’s called SEX
&

When they do that
from 9am to 3pm.
It’s calld SENSEX !!

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come on dont tell me no one spotted it-
engrich=ramavtar=mangalam
am I right Vijay Shenoy Mohan ? etc

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Reaping the wages of pandering to Islamism for votes

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/islamism-is-not-a-moderate-idea-dont-pander-to-it.html

In Southern India where there never used to be visible signs of difference between the
attire or the surnames of Hindus and Muslims there now are. I personally started
noticing them about 20 years ago in Tamil Nadu where I met Muslim women in
Coimbatore who had taken to wearing salwar-kameez and speaking Urdu. The same
sort of thing is happening in Maharashtra and there are madarsas in villages now
that teach Urdu. In Rajasthan I have visited villages near Nagaur that look as
if they belonged in Saudi Arabia. At a famous shrine near one of them I was
astounded to see a board that spoke of how India was a land of darkness and
superstition until Islam arrived. The shrine commemorated an Iraqi mullah who
had come all the way from Baghdad to teach us barbarians about Allah’s message.

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BODO-MUSLIM CONFLICT in ASSAM – Historical Roots

http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/papers52/paper5178.html

Excellent article.

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Mohinder Amarnath ki wife ko paper padh kar attack aa gaya.

Kyon?

Paper me headline tha:
“Global Warming se Amarnath ka ling pigal raha hai”

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NDTV says:
Coal-gate: CBI finds evidence of wrongdoing by 142 companies; likely to file criminal charges against five, say sources.

I hope this is just not filifng cases in BJP states… to deflect attention…

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BJP has finally said what I wanted them to have said:

Arun Jaitley said, “We want the PM to be visibly responsible and quit. Cancel all 142 coal blocks and put them to competitive bidding.” He added, “We do not stand alone. But on this issue even if we have to stand alone, it would be a majestic isolation.”

The ball is in your court, Congress.

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~~ CRONY CAPITALISM, DAHLAS AND INDIA ~~~
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@ Mohan

Ex Congress Minister Gopal Kanda had an airlines with 3 small planes– all grounded.

A staff of ten people.

and

and

and

61 AIRHOSTESSES!!

yeh Kya ho raha hai UPA aj mein?

Of course big names like VIrgin find it difficult to operate an airline in India as they dont get licences. Only the crony capitalists like Kanda do !

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Engrich;
What you know about Assam? What is happening in Bodoland? will you please shed some light? and as far as your secularism is concerned, let us hear about mumbai vandalism etc and PFI. Your views please.

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‘Deeply disappointed’ by PM statement on coal issue: Advani

http://www.samachar.com/Deeply-disappointed-by-PM-statement-on-coal-issue-Advani-mi1uJXbejgc.html

“In the days of Emergency, the Prime Minister of the ruling party had said
they had to impose it due to judiciary and state of democracy. This is the same
thing when the PM blames federalism (Oppn-ruled states apparently opposed
competitive bidding of coal blocks), the Law Ministry and attacks constitutional
bodies like CAG,” he said.
“Today I recollect that one of the Speakers (of Lok Sabha) had said that to
attack CAG is to attack a constitutional body. And now when the Prime Minister
himself is doing it, this is very surprising,” said Advani, who was hear to
attend a function. “Supreme Court has said one of the salient features of the Constitution is federalism and he is blaming federalism for corruption,” the former Deputy Prime Minister said.

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Imagine Congress man YSR giving 1.4 lakh acres to his son for mining!

WOh bhi Congressi thaa…

And a true one at that as he believed in dynastic succession!

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Where is Gopiji? Not seen him since yesterday. Hope everything in ok.

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Vijay, Pathak-

I need some edu on this “coal gate”. Is the issue that certain firms were favored in exchange for bribe, or that the government lost “potential revenue” by not following open auction?

How is this huge loss estimate made If it is the case of missed potential revenue/fee opportunity? Is there any past yardstick or a number based on the potential yield, market rate etc?

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PathakG;
Now CBI, Assam Police and every one is calling this NE problem as Communal conflagration. To begin with some body stressed that it is a sectarian violence and communal violence can happen only in Gujrat?
I believe, I was the first person to point out Azad maidan incident as grave( with advantage of reading this news first) and was phooh phooed. It is clear, that Azad maidan incident was just a test to see government resolve, when found wanting, they came out with SMS and an upheavel was created. Time could have been meticulously selected as India was to attend NAM in Tehran and use of force against rioters would have been played in the hands of pakistan.
Why GOI brings it self to this pass?? Just impartial policing, without favors to owaisis, madanis, leaguees and such eminents, will serve the governance suitably. Do not you think that by such actions, Hindus will desert congress enmass??? have you ever thought of that possibility? or you think congress will continue to deprive/ decisive, poor, illiterate hindus for long time in future too.
BTW, a letter in TOI will show, how Muslim behave, when in minority and when in majority. Good people amongst muslims are #1 coward or in cahoot with radicals as opposed to hindus, where so called liberals, go overboard in showing their superiority and a normal person is dubbed as communal.

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@ Vinay

This post was for your you. Somehow it appeared as a solo post.

The Coalgate :

1) Till 2004, nobody mooted the auction route. Yes, you got it right. Between 1998 and 2004, NDA never considered the auction route.

2) In 2004, UPA mooted the auction option.

3) 4 coal mine owning states opposed the auction route. 3 of them were BJP ruled states.

4) Thse BJP ruled states gave reasoning from “coal supply getting delayed ” to ” “federal mechanism” ( states must have independent option to assert their rights.

5) These BJP states gave these objections in writing.

6) The coal blocks were allocated through a “screening committee” represented by the state bureaucrats / politicians.

7) The state CM’s brought in their own agenda and pushed for their own cases. For example, the CM of Madhya Pradesh pushed for a case wherein Anil Ambani was allowed to uses unused coal from Sasan elsewhere.
While in 2005, the screening committee method was “continued”, the UPA Govt. proceeded with some changes in laws to accommodate the auction route. Though it wanted the auction option, it did not want use the “administrative action”, as it could have led to some litigation in the court.

9) As you must have noticed, there was not a single congress ruled state in group of states who opposed the auction route,

10 ) The UPA Govt. went in for the “screening committee” route as all BJP ruled states wanted to follow their “independent and federal structure”.

BackGround of CIL :

1) Coal India Limited operates all the mines.

2) It operates most of the mines which are in best locations and quite accessible.

3) The cost of Coal India is low as it has been running the mines for a long time and well subsidised.

Here comes the CAG :

1) Till 2004, the screening committee route was followed. So the CAG never had any issue.

2) Since, UPA had proposed the auction route in 2005, it got the second option to compare.

3) The CAG “knew” that UPA had mooted the auction route, but could not implement it for above mentioned reasons.

4) The CAG did not say the country lost the money because of the “screening committee” option. Then it would have directly cast aspersion on the previous NDA Govt.

5) So the CAG did a bit of innovation. It said because of “DELAY” in implementing the auction route, the country lost 1.5 lakh crores. [ Hit UPA Govt. in any manner ]

6) Actually, the CAG’s first figure was 10 lakh crores which was fed to the press. When it was pointed out that the figure with GDP data, it moderates the figure to 1/10. [ It had nothing to do with the number of allocated mines vanishing overnight. or the Govt. taking back the 9/10 coal from the parties. The figure was arbitrary and laughable.

7) The CAG calculates the cost based on Coal India's low cost which could be very different from the cost to the private developers.
The CAG estimates at 100% extraction level while in practice the utilisation level is 40%. [ So deduct 60% from CAG's valuation ]. Though this data is based on the utilisation data of Coal India, the CAG conveniently ignored this but picked up CIL’s costing.

9) The CAG “deliberately did not interact” with the coal ministry for clarification or explanation.

10 ) There is no option in Income Tax about the “presumtive loss” which the CAG has admitted in JPC.

11) The CAG insists the loss as real while not explaining to the countrymen what is the defination of the presumptive loss in each case.

12 ) In coalgate, it takes the “low cost of CIL” to benchmark, while in Delhi airport case, it takes the “high land price” of the Delhi.

It’s like taking Hema malini’s face, Rakhi Sawant’s boobs, Deepika Padukones legs and Parveen babi’s *** and then comparing what’s missing in your wife.

Here comes the BJP :

1) BJP ruled states oppose the auction route in writing in 2005.

2) Their own CM’s recommended private part’s case strongly to the Central Govt.

3) Ajay Sancheti, the business partner of Gadhakari gets mines in MP in favourable terms. He gets quality coal mines at the lowest price.

4) The BJP creates a hawa that the loss is not notional but actual.

5) In 2009, the BJP tried “weak Prime Minister” slur. It didn’t stick. This time, they are trying ” Corrupt Prime Minister” slur, hoping some of it would stick.

6) For public posturing, BJP can go down to any petty level. In last 10 days they have been shifting goals. First blame the PM directly taking money. Once exposed that it was the BJP ruled states actually opposed the move, they like ” shameless pimp on the Delhi GB Road” continued to grin and said the PM is morally and politically responsible for for their ( BJP ) own action. Yes, the country is looking forward to being ruled by these pimps.

7) The BJP does not discuss or debate in the parliament. It eloquently talks in front of the TV camera.
When the PM makes a detailed point wise statement, the BJP says the CAG report is not supposed to be discussed in the parliament. Only place where it can be discussed is at PAC !!!!!

Here comes Vijay :

1) Vinay, a supposed to be a friend of Vijay, asks for an honest opinion.

2) Like BJP, the intelectually dishonest political party who can’t afford to be honest with itself for their pubic stated position, Vijay too can’t be even honest with himself or his own friends.

3) Vijay feeds his friend Vinay that 10% bribes story. Forgetting the fact out of 4 states, 2 states are BJP ruled states and 4th one was Communist ruled WB.

4) Vijay keeps dancing in Jitendra’s white shoes exactly like those BJP politicians.

5) Vijay has proved intellectually dishonest most of the time despite his so called IIT education. He has not differentiated in any manner from those half-literate BJP street slogan shouters, not even amongst a small set of friends.

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Note :***

1 ) A parent feels bad when he sees his child starts indulging in bad things.

2) But when the child becomes a confirmed bad character, the parent has no choice but support the child’s bad activities. Infact he starts defending and taking pride in his child’s activities/achievement because the child is capable of bring (bad) name through those activities only.

*** This is for Ishwar who was feeling uncomfortable with BJP’s behaviour few days back but now takes pride in them thinking the disruption of the parliament as a “master stroke”.

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It is fundamental tenet of Administrative Law , in India , that if powers and responsibilities are vested in a particular authority , by Law and Rules framed thereunder , then that Authority alone is liable for discharge of those duties. The liability of wrongful exercise or negligence in rightful exercise shall rest fully on that authority. In the course of discharge , he may consult or take opinions from others, but the duty and responsibility shall be his.
But the present PM of India puts forth a strange and now familiar defence all the time , he always blames others for all his own wrong-doing. So in case of 2G it was the ally and coalition politics. In the case of that CVC Thomas.. full facts were not placed before him. In the case of CWG ..it was due to shortage of time and national prestige .. and in the case of Coalgate it was letters written by 3 BJP CMs and the Union Law Ministry, compulsions of democracy , objections of stakeholders , etc etc.No wonder he proudly relies on his own “Khamoshi” as the remedy of all his problems …as he thinks that he owes a duty only to self … or to the lady who appointed him … but none towards the Nation.

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Kapil Sibal is the happiest man in the whole of the marooned UPA ministry today.

He now has Chidambaram to giove him company. Earlier Sibal was all alone in the “zero loss” group. Now Chidambaram too says zero loss in coalgate” scandal and the tag somehow has stuck, despite a hurried “maine aisa toh nahin kahaa thaa” kind of denial.

The rest of the ministers are all zeroes.

Has anybody noticed the colour of Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh’s face yesterday, when he attacked the CAG and the opposition for all the corruption under his own watch in the coal ministry?

It was black.

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Couldn’t join you guys as something wrong with my internet connection at
my residence. Here is joke of the day.

Aunty: Tum mujhe nanga dekh kar bhag kyun gaye?
Papu : Mummy ne kaha tha ki nangi aurat dekhne se insaan pathar ka ho jata
hai, aur mera ek hissa sakht hone laga tha .

Good day gentlemen.

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Now that the PM of India has made it official ….that whatever the nature of the crisis or the issue which confronts the country … the nation will only have his “Khamoshi” in return…. ( He finds great virtue in his “Khamoshi”.)
The wretched Indian .. the UPA loves to call him the “Aam Aadmi “asks .. why is he being made to pay Rs 1.30 lacs per month to Mr Pankaj Pachauri , the gentleman the PM has appointed as his Media Adviser in his Office.
Needless to say … the PM also has a seperate PR set-up in the PIB.

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NaMo’s stand more credible than liberal rage

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/namos-stand-more-credible-than-liberal-rage.html

In December of 2007, Karan Thapar wrote a column in the Hindustan Times with
hateful rhetoric against Narendra Modi, using phrases like “sudden removal of
Narendra Modi”. In July of 2010, Vir Sanghvi, writing in a column, called
Narendra Modi a Serbian war criminal. This, after routinely slandering Modi as a
“mass murderer” and likening him to Hitler.

In fact, one has lost count of the number of hate-filled columns written by
assorted Left-liberal and Muslim commentators repeating the Hitler slur. Leave
alone the amount of abuse and personal slander, including explicit threats, that
come Modi’s way across social media on a daily basis.

Hence it was amusing to see celebrity television anchors and assorted voices
in social media cry hypocrisy over Modi’s decision to protest the Sonia
Gandhi-led UPA’s clumsy attempt at political censorship of the Internet.
Narendra Modi protests censorship by UPA

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“The Chawla committee asks for an overthrow of this nexus. But that would mean that the presidential reference the government made to the Supreme Court in February this year will become null and void. The reference made in the context of the 2G scam had questioned whether the government needed to be bound by such rules of allocation for every sector.
It is strange that the same government that put up this reference has to now defend the reverse position — that it believes in an auction-based allocation for the coal sector. In other words, just six months after the government suggested that it need not follow the telecom model of auctions for other sectors, the prime minister has told Parliament that he has firmly supported auction for coal…………”

A VERY GOOD ARTICLE IN THE INDIAN EXPRESS.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/ambivalent-about-auctions/994186/0

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Who killed economic growth — Sonia

What Tony Joseph says is what we all have been saying; but nice to hear from one more

http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/tony-joseph-who-killed-growth-/484394/

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Who killed economic growth — Sonia

What Tony Joseph says is what we all have been saying; but nice to hear from one more

http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/tony-joseph-who-killed-growth-/484394/

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Over 8000 quintals of wheat, rice missing: Officials

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Over-8000-quintals-of-wheat-rice-missing-Officials/articleshow/15894159.cms

This is from the state where a minister had allowed his people to steal little.

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A historically quiet, mixed (Muslim/non religious Russian) area of Kazan (in Russia) experiences Islamic insurgency – moderates being targeted.. Russia/Putin does not know what to do..

I guess what you guys experience in India – Assam riots, Azad Maidan riot etc – is a part of this worldwide jehadi movement spearheaded by extremist Muslims

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/26/world/europe/radical-islamic-attacks-in-moderate-region-unnerve-kremlin.html?pagewanted=all

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What a lovely combination.

A Hindu President

Muslim Vice President

Sikh Prime Minister

Christian Defence Minister

With an Italian Remote Controller.

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Caught between a rock and a hard place!

http://www.niticentral.com/2012/08/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place.html

Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s belligerence has backfired.
She accused the main Opposition party of holding the Government to “ransom by
blackmail, which has become the political bread and butter of the BJP”, only to
provoke an acerbic response from Arun Jaitley, Leader of Opposition in the Rajya
Sabha: “A government whose integrity has been painted black in the coal deals
cannot be blackmailed. The staple diet of Congress ever since Bofors has been
kickbacks and commissions

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~~~ some idiots shouted RSS IN MUMBAI MAR JAWAN JYOTI desecration~~
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Here is the truth

from NDTV

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Mumbai: One of the two alleged rioters, who had vandalised the iconic Amar Jawan memorial during the August 11 violence here, was today arrested, taking the total number of arrests in the case to 54, police said today.

“Abdul Quadir Mohammed Younus Ansari (19), an unemployed youth, was picked up from Sitamarhi in Bihar yesterday. Ansari, who had damaged the Amar Jawan Jyoti memorial, was preparing to flee to Nepal by crossing the border when he was apprehended,” said Joint Police Commissioner (crime) Himanshu Roy.

Another accused Nazir Noor Mohammed (35), who had sustained a bullet injury while clashing with policemen on the day of the violence, was nabbed after being discharged from the government-run J J hospital, police said.

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A good British based charity assisting run away kids – Railway Children.
Apparently doing a good job in India, keeping India’s children on track! Please connect with them and contribute what you can.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/british-charity-keeps-indias-young-on-track/2012/08/28/0c2d3c22-f12a-11e1-a612-3cfc842a6d89_story.html

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All;
The posts are as old as 2 hours. What is happening, at this hour, when Tryst with destiny, Indians are sleeping? Kabza group has taken over the Indian state, in the name of democracy and secularism, and everyone is sleep walking? When, even, Pakis are wakening up, Indians continue to sleep??. HT of yore, and present day HT, mouth piece of congress, writing all the BS with paid jouranilism??? No faith in Sonia, not even an iota.Faith in Rajeev, 25%, Faith in Indira 50%, faith in Jawaharlal, 90%, but he was more idealist than real person. Faith in Patel, 100%. MK Gandhi, he was not a worldly man, he was from stratosphere..

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All;
The posts are as old as 2 hours. What is happening, at this hour, when Tryst with destiny, Indians are sleeping? Kabza group has taken over the Indian state, in the name of democracy and secularism, and everyone is sleep walking? When, even, Pakis are wakening up, Indians continue to sleep??. HT of yore, and present day HT, mouth piece of congress, writing all the BS with paid jouranilism??? No faith in Sonia, not even an iota.Faith in Rajeev, 25%, Faith in Indira 50%, faith in Jawaharlal, 90%, but he was more idealist than real person. Faith in Patel, 100%. MK Gandhi, he was not a worldly man, he was from stratosphere..

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All;
Read Amaresh Mishra in TOI. This BB, speaks lot of history but avoid illegal immigration and the root cause of problem in NE. another Sarkari journo/ writer.
Again involve RSS and such people here. beyond comprehension.

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Why men always twist their wedding ring ?
They are trying to find the combination.

Good morning friends.

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Somebody has a problem with my reply to Ishwar’s query !
The post is getting deleted even after 4-5 attempts !!!

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4)
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You wrote :

4 and 5. If the BJP ruled state CM’s reasons were not right, why did you accept them? There was no coalition-compulsion there.
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I expected a far better logic from you to counter my argument. This is on the border of being silly.

[ Special Note for you : When you make a serious attempt to write, avoid these kind of cliches. It does not add value to your intelligence.]

6. The screening committee was a better option in place of any competitive bidding process. This is nothing new or out of this world. As I have said before this was completely dominated by the BJP ruled state official because BJP unfortunately rules those states. So they have all the explanations to do.

[ Special Note for you : I am sure you always knew the roles of the officials in this committee. But you chose to answer and differ without any basis. Avoid. In future I may ignore if you continue to take such positioning. Because it's not worth thr time and effort to reply for the heck of it.]

7) It’s like saying ” Okay we stole…but you didn’t catch…so the problem is with you, not with us.

[ Special Note for you : Asking pointed question is good. But you must know where to point the finger. ]

8 ) If the Central Govt. could decide arbitrarily and single handedly, this country could have had GST and NIA full implementation long time back.

This is the same opposition who doesn’t want want fully integrated National Security umbrella for their petty politics.

[ Special Note for you : This is the fourth time you are taking similar alibi. That's why I said your form looked good, but the content was messy. If deliberate, then see the pattern and avoid. ]

Everything else do not merit any answer really, particulatly when I am tied up with serious work.

Your Rapid fire Question Round :

a) Is this a scam?
b) Has there been a loss?
c) Did the BJP make money?
d) Are you ready to have the allocation cancelled?

a) No
b) Partly, wherever the mines have been given away at throwaway prices.
c) Gadkari personally benefitted from Sanchati’s case
d) Cancel the allocation to the Private parties and put on auction

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I am more than happy to see you actively participating in debates on this blog. As I had said before I would love you to lead the debates long after I and people of my age retire from this blog. So I truly happy for your effort.

But I think you still try to take an easy route by depending heavily on the “form” rather than the “content”.

Most probably you get away with your lazy managers in office with this approach. But this is a trap many fall for. Avoid. I would love to see you sharpen your attack with much stronger logic.

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*** Sorry for replying late. Too much work load.

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@ All

Please read my reply below backward ( as posted). Read the 3rd post first and move up.

Sorry for this.

My posts are continuously being deleted after being flagged. Sorry for this extreme measure.

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GOOD NEWS++++++++++++++++++++GOOD NEWS+++++++++++++
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SCRAP COAL BLOCKS++++++++++++++SCRAP COAL BLOCKS

CAG IS LIKELY TO SAY……………………………..Times of India Headline.

I think the CAG will see to it that the PAC finds its recommendations on the cancellation of all “irregular” allotments eminently suitable in the present situation.
It may also save the kursi for Manmohan Singh, at least for a few more months.

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Former BJP minister Maya Kodnani, Bajrang Dal Leader Babu Bajrangi convicted in Gujarat riots.

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http://photos.mid-day.com/cartoons/cartoon-of-the-day/29082012-satish/

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PathakG,

Thanks for taking the trouble to continue the discussion. I have made a note of your suggestions regarding diligence and selective reading. We can revisit the issues discussed some other time but for the moment, let’s restrict to the rapid-fire questions.

As per you:

a) There is no scam but Gadkari made money. If the allocation were fair, how did he manged to personally benefit? When did the govt. learn about it and what has it done so far to book him for this offence?

b) Some private players got the mines cheap because you have agreed to a partial loss. Is Congress ready to cancel the allocation to private players and start afresh with competitive bidding?

For me as soon as you find those who made money out of this, book them, recover the loss and put the coal-blocks for auction, I am happy.

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Digvijay demands quick execution of Ajmal Kasab.

Strange coming from him. Was he not the same person who had claimed
that 26/11 was RSS ki saazish and Hemant Karakre had called him just before
he was killed by ‘RSS’.

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Nahin pata Gadkari ne paise banaya ya Sonia ne in koylo ki khano se
Dukh hota, gussa aata hai jab sunta hoon aisi batein apne kano se
Kab band karenge yeh chori chakari hamare raj neta
kya poora Bharat khali ho gaya imandar or sache insano se.

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Kasab has been given death sentence.

Rajiv Gandhi’s killers too were given death sentence.

Lekin,,,………Lekin……………………

Sonia Gandhi chahti hain ki unhe maaf kiya jae.

Will she ask for mercy for Kasab too? Will Kasab live a hundred years to **** a snook at the whole of India? Kasab can be a very good vote bank politics.

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Happy Onam to all!

Malayalis celebrate Onam as a welcome ceremony for a mythological king, Mahabali, who ruled the region of present day Kerala during the “Vamana” incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Under Mahabali his citizenry was happy, nobody cheated, all were equal, . A Camelot before there was a Camelot..

A giving king who would part with anything requested by a citizen/guest, he was banished to “pathala” by Vamana to protect the interests of Devas. He was given one boon; and he wanted to visit his “prajas” once a year to observe their happiness and well being. The mythology is that Mahabali visits our households during the Onam days.

Well, Camelot no more..Our rulers steal instead of giving.

Prof Vaidyanathan’s analysis on cheating by govt, politicians..the impact of bribes ..bribery is the biggest scam.

http://www.firstpost.com/economy/real-scam-we-pay-rs-400000-cr-in-bribe-taxes-a-year-434656.html

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The congress has gone to town with its demand for Modi’s resignation because Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Modi’s government, has been convicted in the Naroda Patia case.

They are hiding the fact that SHE WAS NOT A MINISTER IN MODI’S GOVERNMENT IN 2002!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I could access the comments of PathakG which he said were being deleted . In those comments he had referred to certain statutes to contradict me on why the PM alone is responsible for the decisions taken by him. PathakG sirjee , could you please check again if those are Indian statutes. In your hurry I think you failed to check that . I had never heard of those statutes ever before. I Shall be grateful if you could enlighten me . Just to remind you ..the statutes you referred to were ” Public Sector Management Act 1994″ and “Public Service Act 1978″
I wonder was that the reason why those Comments were deleted after they were posted ?

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When I was young I thought that money was the most important thing in life;

Only now, in my old age I know
+
+
+
+
that it is………………………………Oscar Wilde.

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A word from Sonia Gandhi ensures uninterrupted power supply in Rae Bareli, Amethi.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/A-word-from-Sonia-Gandhi-ensures-uninterrupted-power-supply-in-Rae-Bareli-Amethi/articleshow/15935788.cms

LUCKNOW: It’s not without reason that “Forbes” magazine recently ranked Congress president and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi the sixth most powerful woman in the world. It needed only a word from her for Rae Bareli, her parliamentary constituency, to have uninterrupted power supply.

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav late on Tuesday issued orders to also ensure round-the-clock power supply to Amethi, the parliamentary constituency of Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi.
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Everybody should shift to Rai Bareli and Amethi.

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The Edit page of today’s HT echoes my views:

Let’s clear the air at once

The government’s case is that it was stymied in Parliament when it tried to
amend laws to ease commercial coal mining and was constrained by state
governments, some ruled by opposition parties, and later by the advice of its
legal department when it explored the option of reworking the administrative
rules governing captive mines. Yet the accusation of arbitrariness refuses to go
away when only a quarter of the allocated blocks are actually being mined today,
producing less than half the originally projected coal. This weakens the
contention that switching to auctions would have delayed the allocation process
significantly.

More can be read here:
http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/Editorials/Let-s-clear-the-air-at-once/Article1-920893.aspx

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Shenoy Sahab,

Earlier today you had posted something. You are almost right.
There are talks that the allocation to private players is going to be cancelled. It’s not the CAG who has recommended but an Inter-Ministerial group. More on the link below:
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/inter-ministerial-group-recommends-cancellation-of-licences-for-53-coal-blocks/1/215233.html

I was wondering about its repercussions. In Bihar (now Jharkhand), people paid bribes to pass an exam or get a job. If the bribe-taker failed in getting the result, the bribe money had to be refunded. Even the ‘rishwat-khors’ were honest enough to refund.

How does it work now? How much refund would be due after the cancellation of 2G licences and now coal-blocks?

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All;
TOI news,
Conviction of Maya kondani, reduces chances of Modi as PM, Why??
If 1984, massacre has not dimmed chances of Rajiv and so many illustrious of all hues, why single out Modi??
Secualrist brigade and all those, again on overdrive???

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All;
HT has taken its revenge. HT is now being seen in a total new Avtar!!!.

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Assam burning..

Confessions of a Troubled Secularist..

http://www.asianage.com/columnists/confessions/confessions-troubled-secularisst-053

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A young sexy looking girl walks up to the bar and says in a sexy seductive voice, “May I please speak to your manager?” Barman , “Not right now, is there anything I can help you with?” She replies, “I don’t know if you are the man to talk to…its kind of personal…” Thinking he might get lucky, he said “I’m pretty sure I can handle your problem, miss.” She then looks at him with a smile, and puts two of her fingers in his mouth…and he begins sucking them, !” She said , “Can you give the manager a message for me?” The bartender nods…yes. “Tell him there’s no toilet paper in the ladies restroom.”

Good morning friends.

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Recently Manmohan Singh met Dhanush, the Tamil screen hero of Kolaveri Di fame.

Here is the brief dialogue that took place between the two:

MMS: Hi, I am Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India……..

Dhanush: vanakkam Saar, I am S-I-L of, you know, Rajni Kanth.

MMS: Rajni Kant? Oh, great. Tell me Dhanush, can Rajni solve one big problem for me?

Dhanush: There isn’t any problem Rajni Saar cannot solve. Farmaan Pannungo Saar.

MMS: (comes close and whispers) Can he finish off Sushmaji and Jaitley and Venkaiah and.. and …… and..Advani ….

Dhanush: Even Advani Saar?

MMS: OK, OK, leave Advani, OK,

Dhanush: The list is long, but Rajni is great. Just wait, Saar, till 2014 elections.

MMS: Vanakkam.

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Yeterday Ved Marwah former Commissioner of Delhi Police was on CNN-IBN answering some questions of Karan Thapar on 1984 Riots . Ved Marwah disclosed the following on camera 1. He was broght in as Commissioner immediately after the Riots. 2. He was asked to investigate the failure of the Delhi Police in stopping those riots. and given 3 months to submit Report. He had collected a lot of records , phone/ wireless intercepts etc and had arrived at conclusions clearly pointing at coonivance of the Delhi Polce with the Rioters. 3. Just as he was about to submit the Final Report along with documentary evidence , he was asked by “someone important” to close that assignment . When asked who that authority was .. he refused to name. By looking the “adminstrative set-up” such official instruction could have come only from the Home Secretary. 4. Susequently all records and his Report were destroyed . Rajiv Gandhi was the PM of India at that time. 5. There werer certain other instances when the Delhi Police was prevented from proceeding against Bhagat and other Congress leaders.

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A retired cop was in the planning of Azad Maidan riots. The riot was a planned one; not a spontaneous one as Raza has been saying

http://www.mid-day.com/news/2012/aug/270812-mumbai-Did-retired-cop-invite-rioters-to-Azad-Maidan.htm

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Muslim scientist, MBA, journalist, etc etc arrested in connection with terrorism…
Poor Indian Muslims???

Owaisi must be behind them!

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/nation/south/bengaluru-police-bust-terror-%E2%80%98sleeper-cell%E2%80%99-11-held-505

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A man was complaining to a friend, “I had it all – money, a magnificent house, a fast car, the love of a beautiful woman… then, poof! It was all gone!” “What happened?” asked the friend.
” I married thar woman’

Good morning friends

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Coalgate: Double gain for power producers?

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Coalgate-Double-gain-for-power-producers/articleshow/16024614.cms

NEW DELHI: Is the government extending double benefit to some power producers by forcing Coal India Ltd (CIL) to sign fuel supply agreements (FSAs) with promoters who had already been allotted coal blocks?

This is the question IIM-Ahmedabad director Samir Baruah, as an independent director on the CIL board, has raised ahead of a crucial management meeting on Friday to approve the model FSA.

It would be myopic for (CIL) board to believe that coalgate has nothing to do with signing of FSAs. FSAs are clearly designed to bestow favours to chosen projects and producers of power. If they also appear to be those who received largesse from the government in terms of allotment of coal blocks then we would also be guilty of favours to the same set of projects/owners,” Baruah wrote in an e-mail to CIL company secretary M Viswanathan on August 28.

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Urban India votes for Narendra Modi as PM

In a survey conducted in 28 cities across the country by a Hindi news channel and Nielsen, Modi has emerged as the favourite ahead of even Rahul Gandhi and Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. While 42% of respondents wanted Modi as the next PM, only 29% were for Rahul Gandhi. Nitish Kumar got 12% in his favour.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Urban-India-votes-for-Narendra-Modi-as-PM/articleshow/16027606.cms

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Since nothing is happening on this blog, let me share with you all what I read on a Pakistani website. A very long article.

Why Muslims and Chinese hate Pakistan

Pakistanis evoke highly negative emotions worldwide, including in Muslim majority countries, says a US survey. Not just the elites but the common Pakistani too is culpable in the country’s spectacular failure.
It has never been easy being a Pakistani. Pick a terrorist act committed anywhere in the world and chances are it has Pakistani fingerprints all over it. In many places, the word ‘Pakistani’ is a four-letter word.
So it must be a nasty kick in the guts for the Pakistanis to learn that their only allies, the Chinese, as well as the majority populations of several Muslim countries, including Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan and Lebanon, see them as a bunch of baddies.
A survey of 21 countries released on June 27, 2012 by the United States-based Pew Research Center suggests that Pakistan is not only a universally disliked country but the Pakistanis themselves have learnt nothing from their history, continuing to support the very actors who are responsible for their country’s negative image.
It is a measure of Pakistan’s penchant for exporting terrorists, counterfeit currency and drugs that India has constructed a 2043 km long steel fence across its border with its wayward western neighbour. The floodlit fence is so bright it can be seen from space as a bright orange line snaking from the Arabian Sea to Kashmir.
Now Iran is building a 700-km steel and concrete security fence along its border with Pakistan “to prevent border crossing by terrorists and drug traffickers”. When complete it will make Pakistan the most fenced-in country in the world.
You get the picture. Pakistan is not exactly a popular tourist destination.
In four of the five predominantly Muslim nations covered by the American survey, over half give Pakistan negative ratings. Jordan (57 percent), Lebanon (56 percent), Tunisia (54 percent) and Egypt (53 percent) had an unfavourable opinion of Pakistan. The only exception is Turkey, where attitudes are divided (43 percent negative and 37 percent favourable).
In East Asia, 52 percent of Chinese see Pakistan unfavourably, as do
59 percent in Japan and 59 percent in India. The Chinese response is not surprising as Pakistan-trained Uighur Muslims have launched terror strikes in China. Japan, a nation historically distrustful of foreigners, decided not to take chances and deported more than 15,000 Pakistanis after 9/11.
Runaway military most loved
Every country has an army but the Pakistan Army has a country. The Pakistani military runs a $20 billion commercial empire that includes interests such as milk processing plants, bakeries, banks, cinemas, heavy industry and insurance. Plus a good chunk of the billions of dollars in American aid goes straight into the pockets of the generals.
This corrupt empire is walled off from civilians. Defence analyst Ayesha Siddiqa, author of Military Inc: Inside Pakistan’s Military Economy, says there is little accountability and widespread siphoning of funds. The Pakistani military operates a virtual apartheid where an increasingly poor civilian population faces discrimination at virtually every level of national life – from jobs to pensions.
Also, the Pakistani military has lost four wars against India. After each of these wars Pakistan lost territory and the generals their credibility. But bizarre as it sounds, this military is the most respected institution in the country. As many as 77 percent say the military has a good influence on the country, nearly the same percentage (79 percent) as last year. The Pakistanis are either very tolerant or very brainwashed.
Sure, the military’s ratings have slipped from a high of 86 percent in 2009, but all it takes is one border flare-up for the ratings to travel north. The generals always oblige.
The media comes next with a 68 percent rating, followed by religious leaders at 66 percent.
President Asif Ali Zardari receives the most negative reviews. Only 12 percent believe he has a good influence, while 84 percent dislike him. Attitudes about Zardari are particularly negative in Punjab (96 percent bad influence) and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (95 percent).
Why is he so unpopular? Well, Zardari has done more than any previous leader to normalise trade and diplomatic relations with India. His mending fences approach lacks the customary anti-India sting.
Attitude towards militancy
Militant groups such as Al Qaeda and the Taliban have limited appeal among Pakistanis. Relatively few Pakistanis express a positive view of either Al Qaeda (13 percent) or the Taliban (13 percent). Attitudes toward groups affiliated with the Taliban fare no better in the eyes of the Pakistani public. Tehrik-i-Taliban, an umbrella organization of Taliban-linked groups in Pakistan, and the Afghan Taliban are viewed positively by only 17 percent and 14 percent of Pakistanis, respectively. The secretive Haqqani network, which is also associated with the Taliban movement, is viewed favourably by only 5 percent of Pakistanis.
The attitudes toward Lashkar-e-Taiba are somewhat more positive – 22 percent say they have a favourable opinion of this militant group. This is hardly surprising because the Lashkar mostly targets India.
How Pakistanis see India
When asked which is the greatest threat – India, the Taliban, or Al Qaeda – a clear majority named India. Roughly a quarter cited the Taliban and only 4 percent say Al-Qaeda. This is despite the fact that Al Qaeda blew up the Karachi naval base last year.
Only 22 percent of Pakistanis have a favourable view of India, although this is actually a slight improvement from 14 percent last year. Supporters of the two major opposition parties – former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) and cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
(PTI) are much more likely to name India as the biggest danger (71 percent and 61 percent, respectively) than those that affiliate with Zardari’s governing Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP), where this view of India is held by
46 percent.
Pakistanis in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa regions are more likely to dislike India. For example, 84 percent in Punjab and 90 percent in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa see India as a serious threat, while 64 percent in Sindh and 61 percent in Baluchistan say the same.
This should alert liberal Indians who rush to the border to hold “candlelight vigils” for peace. Most Pakistanis are united by their hatred and fear of India – it is only a matter of degree; some hate more, others less.
Biting the hand that feeds
India does not get any aid from the United States and yet among all 21 nations Pew surveyed, Indians seemed most favourably disposed towards it. Only 12 percent said they had an unfavourable opinion of the United States.
On the other hand in Pakistan, which is heavily dependent on American cash and weapons, 80 percent had a negative opinion of America, with 74 percent regarding it as an enemy country. Around four-in-ten (38 percent) said US economic aid is having a mostly negative impact on Pakistan, while just 12 percent believed it is mostly positive.
Curiously, 40 percent said American military aid is having a mostly negative effect, while only 8 percent said it is largely positive. Pakistan’s military stockpile is largely American supplied. Do the Pakistanis believe their North Korean knockoffs will do a better job?
Be Pakistani, act Indian
One of the ironies of Pakistani life in the West is that they pose as Indians, the very people they hate so much. According to Asghar Choudhri, the chairman of Brooklyn’s Pakistani American Merchant Association, a lot of Pakistanis can’t get jobs after 9/11, and after the botched Times Square bombing, it’s become worse. “They are now pretending they are Indian so they can get a job,” he told a US wire service.
That is because Indians are among the highest educated and best paid ethnic groups, besides being highly integrated immigrants. Pakistanis, on the other hand, have been accused of honour killings, cousin marriages, child sex rackets, and terrorist activities in the very lands that gave them shelter.
From Ramzi Yousef, who bombed the World Trade Center in 1993 (eight years before Osama Bin Laden) and is now serving a 240-year prison sentence to Mir Aimal Kansi, who shot dead two CIA agents and was later executed by lethal injection, to Faisal Shahzad, the Times Square “Idiot Bomber”, there is a long list of Pakistanis who have left a trail of terror.
Terror on course
The Indian mask that many Pakistanis wear is to get around Western suspicions. Back home, it’s business as usual. Two incidents amply demonstrate that Pakistanis have learnt nothing about the dangers of flirting with terror. One was the widespread outrage across the country over Bin Laden’s killing by American commandos. The other was the unholy fracas over Kansi’s execution.
The day after a Virginia, United States, court handed the CIA shooter the death sentence, four Americans were shot dead on the streets of Pakistan. After his execution in 2002, Kansi’s funeral was attended by the entire civilian administration in his hometown Quetta, the local Pakistani Corps Commander, and the then Pakistani ambassador to the United States.
Thousands of mourners turned out as Quetta city shuttered down. Kansi’s coffin, draped in black cloth with verses from the Koran embroidered on it in gold, was carried on the shoulders of young men some 10 miles from the airport to his family’s home in Quetta.
In Islamabad, the capital city, lawyers and university students poured out on the streets in support of their newest ‘martyr’.
Veteran’s view
Veteran Indian writer Khushwant Singh is hardly the sort of person you would call anti-Pakistani. In fact, he’s been accused of “trenchant secularism” because he often backs the Muslim view against the Hindu-Sikh narrative. For decades, Singh’s house has been a watering hole for many of his Pakistani friends, who come to vent their frustrations. His mostly tabloid rants aren’t taken too seriously but he has a finger on the Pakistani pulse.
In November 2008, 10 Pakistani terrorists raided the Indian city of Mumbai, killing 166 people – mostly innocent civilians. How did the common Pakistani react when confronted with the fact that it was an operation planned and executed by their countrymen?
On the first anniversary of the attack here’s what Singh wrote in his column in the daily newspaper Hindustan Times: “To begin with, there was blank denial of any Pakistani being involved in the crime. This was tinged with apprehension that India may retaliate by carrying out similar operations in Pakistan and trigger off yet another mutually destructive war. When that fear proved baseless, it was replaced by a sense of achievement, a feeling of pride that their countrymen could plan and execute such a daring exploit with such finesse.Even the fact that among the innocent victims over 40 were Muslims was brushed aside. The sense of false pride in performing a foul deed still persists.”
This is a snapshot of Pakistani society where the arrow of time is travelling backwards, taking it into a spiral of medieval madness. Where the death of a terrorist merely means he will be instantly replaced by a hundred clones.
Is it any wonder that **** is a four-letter word?

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A comparison which none can deny … but some would like to turn away from

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http://costofwar.com/

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George Devasahayam’s analysis on Assam, disintegration, government policies promoting separation etc. As you know, Devasahayam was a bureaucrat (IAS) and an army man.

Must read

http://bharatkalyan97.blogspot.com/2012/08/how-left-liberal-secular-media-sees.html

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mahadevan’s link is diturbing- hope the investigation is fair and speedy- http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/nation/south/bengaluru-police-bust-terror-%E2%80%98sleeper-cell%E2%80%99-11-held-505

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Mishraji;
I have yet to discover a country, who sell itself for the benefit of so few. These so few, enact all the drama of democracy, secularism, blah, blah and blah. and sell themselves as cheap, yes, cheap prostitutes, not even classy.
Saw a photograph of Sonia, extending her arm, asking Congress MPs to counter attack, BJP. Reminded me, of word” Chhoo”. Nothing more came out of this gesture. Still heard.. Rahul should join ministry. Mystery is that these Gandhis, who live on the Royalty of nehrus books, are declared one of the richest persons on earth???? Chori/ dacoity and seenajori????

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A guy dials his home phone from work. A strange woman answers. 
The guy says, “Who is this?” 
“This is the maid.”, answered the woman. 
“We don’t have a maid!” 
“I was just hired this morning by the lady of the house.” 
“Well, this is her husband. Is she there?” 
“Ummm …. she’s upstairs in the bedroom with someone who I just figured was her husband.” 
The guy is fuming. He says to the maid, “Listen, would you like to make 1 Lakh rupees
“What do I have to do?” 
“I want you to get my gun from my desk in the attic and shoot that ***** and the jerk she is with.” 
The maid puts down the phone. The guy hears footsteps, followed by two gunshots. 
The maid comes back to the phone. “What should I do with the bodies?” 
“Throw them in the swimming pool!” 

“What?! There’s no pool here?” 

Long pause… “Uh …. is this 5355165?

Good morning friends

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Scam’s looming, coal ministry had warned UPA-1

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Scams-looming-coal-ministry-had-warned-UPA-1/articleshow/16090550.cms

NEW DELHI: The coal ministry had warned the UPA-1 government of the impending coalgate right at the outset of its tenure, pointing to the intense clamour for coal blocks and strongly emphasizing that their allocation would mean “windfall gains to the person who is allotted these captive mines”.
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The document is also significant in that it rebuts government’s arguments that auctioning coal blocks would have meant higher power tariff. Based on a detailed analysis, the note concluded that inviting competitive bids would be the best option, while they would not affect the price of power and other end products.

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GOM draft report recommends cancelling of coal licenses of several companies for non – performance.

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Behind the Curtains.

For anyone trying to understand Ramdev, what he has done off-screen
speaks volumes.

http://www.caravanmagazine.in/Story.aspx?StoryId=1546

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A thought provoking article on the Assam issue by the man who knows it well =- General Sinha, ex governor of Assam.

Owaisi is planning the same thing for Hyderabad by bringing in Mayanmar Muslims!

“Demographic Aggression” – Gen Sinha.

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/columnists/sk-sinha/demographic-aggression

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“IT IS ABOUT TIME UPA SHOULD START WORRYING——-NOT ABOUT THEIR SURVIVAL BUT INDIAS.” THIS IS YOUR OPENING REMARK.THE PROOF ENOUGH UPA IS NOT WORRYING ABOUT INDIA BUT THEMSELVES.
HINDUSTAN TIMES ON SUNDAY DTD 9.9.2012 TELLS THE NATION THAT PM MMSINGH IS WORTH 10.5 CRORE TODAY AND LAST YR IT WAS 5 CRORE I.E. DOUBLE IN ONE YR.THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE HOWMUCH HIS WIFE HAS ACCUMULATED AND HIS DAUGHTERS AND SONS INLAWS.
KINDLY PUBLISH THESE DETAILS.
NOW I DONOT HAVE TO SAY ,WHAT WORRIES THIS SO CALLED HONEST PM.
WILL HE TELL THE HONEST WAY TO MAKE 5CR INTO 10 CRORE IN A YR WITHOU BUSINESS.

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Children party supplies Johannesburg…

Time to place country above party : Separated At Birth…

Sujata,

I don’t know ‘who is Caesar’s wife here?’ but you are definitely a congress pimp.

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You could as well wrote just the only paragraph about Modi and earn the daily booty. Except that few lines nothing seems to be coherent in this article

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since your article is lot about your friends farty opinions that pay cheque from 10 Janpath, you must have to give them a fair share out of it, no?

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WHAT POINT YOU ARE MAKING?ONE DOES NOT HAVE TO ANALYSE THE HUNG PARLIAMENT IN 2013/14. YOU SHOULD USE YOU INTELECT AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH YOUR OBVIOUS FRIEND FOR CHANGE IN ELECTRORAL PROCESS THAT IS BEING DISCUSSED SINCE INDIRAGANDHI DAYS AND NEVER DEBATED IN PARLIAMENT FOR PASSING A BIIL AND THEN A LAW.

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you are assuming that while MMS presided on the loot, SG had no idea what her congress minister were doing….how lopsided the views can be…all it means that there is concentrated effort to make a scapegoat out of MMS and you are intentionally or unintentionally going by the strategy

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rmr calculator…

Time to place country above party : Separated At Birth…