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Monday, February 21, 2011

Visakha Hari - Padmavathy Kalyaanam

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Download PADMAVATHY KALYANAM - VISAKA.mp3
Download PADMAVATHY KALYANAM - VISAKA (1).mp3
Download PADMAVATHY KALYANAM - VISAKA (2).mp3
Download PADMAVATHY KALYANAM - VISAKA (3).mp3
Download PADMAVATHY KALYANAM - VISAKA (4).mp3

Thank Ms. Vaishgnavi Giri

Hemalatha said...: Dear Sir, Thanks for the excellent Discourse. Regards

February 21, 2011 11:18 PM

murphy said...: MAMA , excellent Discourse.But why the volume is so low compare to other discourses.i crosschecked my volume adjustments.Can u help? Is this problm is for me only?i am downloading in laptop,then i used to save it in my mp3. regards Annapoorni

March 1, 2011 7:36 PM
hvaidya said...: Dear Ms. Annapoorni, I heard the files saved in my laptop, from where I uploaded. They are good. I will check up from some more who downloaded, whether there is any problem and write back to you

March 1, 2011 8:46 PM

Vidya said...: Thanks a million Sir! These are the best collections of Visaka hari! My prayers to the lord to give you health,wealth and prosperity!

April 11, 2011 6:54 AM

LASHMAN S L said...: wow!mindblowing discourse.sir can u pls. upload parvathy kalyanam and nandhanar charithraam.pls. send me reply.thank you.........

May 19, 2011 7:20 AM

hvaidya said...
I will. Please be on the look out

May 20, 2011 6:28 PM

pinkdrops said...: Hello sir, I have been going through your entire blog and it is AMAZING. I am a huge fan of Vishaka Hari and this collection is exactly what i was looking for..:) Thank you so much.. Archana Vasudevan

May 31, 2011 2:33 PM

LASHMAN SL said...: sir,please upload anything.for so many days u din`t upload anything.i am sorry.but i am eager to hear more discourses.i am visiting your blog everyday.but with dissatisfaction i am leaving your blog.you are uploading many discourses done by my spiritual master krishna premi.then why are you not uploading vishaka hari`s kathas.

June 20, 2011 11:02 AM

WHAT A FALL ?

Dear Mr.Prime Minister,

Like millions of ordinary Indians, I too watched from the beginning till the end your televised interaction with selected journalists from the electronic media on February 16,2011.

You had never spoken to us, the ordinary people of India, on the various scams which have rocked the country one after another since August last year. Our only source of information has been the media.

As the citizens of this country who put your party in power, we had a right to expect that you will talk to us and explain to us what is the truth and how you intend arresting and reversing the rot that has set in and the continuing decline in the credibility and image of India as a result of the stories of these scams .

These stories---whether correct wholly or only partly--- have brought out one thing loud and clear--- the ineptitude and incompetence of your Government, the poor supervision which seems to prevail in many Ministries and offices, including the Prime Minister's Office, and the insensitivity of many senior members of your Cabinet to public concerns over these alleged scams.

Corruption is nothing new, but the magnitude of it as seen since you came to power has been highly disturbing . What is new is the ineptitude, the incompetence and the lack of supervision which seem to prevail since you came to power--- the like of which one had not seen under any other Prime Minister of India since we became independent in 1947.

You try to blame your difficulties and embarrassments on your having to run a coalition. You are not the first Prime Minister having to run the country at the head of a coalition. V.P.Singh, Chandrasekhar, Deve Gowda, Inder Gujral and Atal Behari Vajpayee headed coalitions too. Despite this, they gave us a government which worked as a team and which did not pull in different directions. I can't recall any instance under the previous coalitions where a Minister repeatedly circumvented the instructions of the Prime Minister, without fearing the consequences of his action.

All the previous Prime Ministers, who headed coalition Cabinets, made it clear to their political associates who the boss was and who would take important decisions. They never tolerated anyone who sought to circumvent their instructions. They never let their political allies dictate terms to them.

This is the first time we are seeing a Prime Minister, who tries to earn not the confidence of the people by projecting himself as a strong leader who will not tolerate any nonsense from his coalition partners, but the pity of the people by projecting himself as a helpless leader, who has nothing but to do what his coalition partners ask him to do.

We watched in utter amazement for one hour on February 16 not the rallying cry of a leader, who has realised the magnitude of the rot and who is determined to set it right whatever be the consequences to his position as the Prime Minister, but an exercise in self-pity of a leader who is at the mercy of his coalition partners and does not have the courage to call them to order.

This was the first time we had an opportunity of listening to you on the State of the country in the light of these scams. We were looking forward not to excuses and pretexts to explain away the sins of commission and omission of your government, but to a bold re-assertion of your leadership as the Prime Minister of this great country, who has the courage to face the people of this country in their eyes and reassure them: Thus far and no further.

I have no doubt in my mind that many right-thinking people of India, like me,must have felt ashamed and enraged as they saw the Prime Minister of this country giving out one excuse after another for not being able to govern effectively and for not being able to prevent blatantly wrong decisions and corruption.

You let us down badly, Mr.Prime Minister. You let us down badly.

Warm regards,

Yours sincerely,
B.Raman,

Additional Secretary (retd),
Cabinet Secretariat, Govt. of India, New Delhi

sent by Bhaskaran Sivaraman

Anonymous said...: It was really sad, unfortunate to hear the P.M. covertly rather justifying 2G auction comparing it to the subsidies handed out on Kerosene etc. And one knows that the subsidy on the above essentials are a social commitment and I humbly fee that it can not be equated to loss on 2 G auction.
February 21, 2011 7:21 PM

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Tamil Iyer Wedding.

Here is a blog which gives lot of details about Tamil Iyer Wedding. Interesting to read. Please click the link below.

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sent by Mr. K. N. Ramesh

Kunnakkudi - Violin

http://www.mediafire.com/?oex6rcl4j674gp7 Bantureethi - Hamsanaadham
http://www.mediafire.com/?9lkae0h207pi82r Bhagyadhalakshmi - Madhyamavathi
http://www.mediafire.com/?csy2clw8dpfjo2f Brhmamokate - Bowli
http://www.mediafire.com/?9r0b3j44ls0bjgb Naadaloludai - Kalyaanavasantham
http://www.mediafire.com/?cjy2rxy8s15x4vk Nagumomu - Aabheri
http://www.mediafire.com/?3xzbrg6uqecl9b4 Raghuvamsasudha - Kadhanakudhugalam
http://www.mediafire.com/?5b3nrujknh8h6q9 Raama neevegani - Naaraayani
http://www.mediafire.com/?1s2xfjdu9j8w92u Vaathaapi ganapathim - Hamsadhwani

guru said...: Dear Sir Thank you very much for the upload of Kunnakudy-Violin. In the concert 6 th item is again uploaded in 7 th item instead of Raama Neevagani-Narayani. Kindly upload the omitted song. Thank you once again Yours Gurumoorthy V
February 20, 2011 9:29 PM
hvaidya said...: Thank you Mr.Gurumoorthy, I have corrected the same.
February 20, 2011 10:43 PM

Who was fast - Player or photogrpher?

sent by Bhaskaran Sivaraman

Friday, February 18, 2011

A nice short film to watch

sent by Bhaskaran Sivaraman

V A Krishnan said...: wonderful act of survival, Sir.
February 19, 2011 11:50 AM

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

This can happen

Only in India

Only in Pakistan

Only in Bangladesh

sent by Priya Ashok

Concert - Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer (navarathri concert )

http://www.mediafire.com/?bxq4mei9yfsdsyo Narasimha maadhava
http://www.mediafire.com/?p8kwo9dv44egvmg Dheva dheva maapalaya
http://www.mediafire.com/?f89m4lpl6auds1j Saama
http://www.mediafire.com/?zrrefl2qmy75e7z RT - Sankarabaranam
http://www.mediafire.com/?yqch95z9k8797o3 Pallavi - Dhevi Jagatjanani
http://www.mediafire.com/?2gk9rf10y022ktv Paalayamaam - Kamaas
http://www.mediafire.com/?hdfs9a6ga663htu Madhyamavathi

It is literally true that you can succeed best and quickest by helping others to succeed.

India's debt

India ranks 28th in the world in terms of the level of external debt it owes. India's external debt stood at $295.8 billion as of September-end 2010, representing an increase of 12.8 per cent over the level of $262.3 billion at end-March 2010.

Debt as in percentage of GDP: 19%
Per capita debt: $200

While long-term debt increased by 9.5 per cent to $230 billion, short-term debt registered a sharp increase of 26 per cent to $66 billion.

The total external debt increased by an absolute amount of $33.5 billion, of which $6.3 billion (roughly 19 per cent) could be ascribed to a 'valuation effect' arising due to the depreciation of the dollar against other major international currencies.

The impact of dollar devaluation on India has expectedly been sharp, given that over half of India's external debt is dollar denominated.

External commercial borrowings, mainly by the Indian corporate sector seeking to benefit from the arbitrage between domestic and international interest rates, are an important reason for the rapidly increasing external debt.

The share of ECBs in total external debt stood at 28 per cent, followed by Non-Resident Indian deposits (17 per cent) and multilateral debt (16 per cent).

It is the sharp increase in short-term debt that is a cause for some concern, especially with the current account deficit approaching 4 per cent of the gross domestic product.

Thiyagaraja Suprabhatham - Dr. M. Balamuralikrishna

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