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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
A special photo
Watch first from left side and then from right side.Perhaps Mr. Bhaskaran does not know this is A good photo shop work
Sent by Mr. Bhaskaran
Sent by Mr. Bhaskaran
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Concert - K.V. Narayanaswami
- http://www.mediafire.com/?c68llo342injtns Vanajaakshi
- http://www.mediafire.com/?rmyyf6g4626ip12 Endaro
- http://www.mediafire.com/?xxymblpm4r98m66 Biraana varalichi
- http://www.mediafire.com/?aau30ao2rpgmsjf Nanganallur ezhundha
- http://www.mediafire.com/?xr71vohasn77ydu Hokadarilo Ranga
- http://www.mediafire.com/?9mgbm1gv5lj54zb Intha sowkya
- http://www.mediafire.com/?iam62fpc64o1k82 Yaarendru Raaghavanai
- http://www.mediafire.com/?l72yyjuylpujahz Baala gopaala - 1
- http://www.mediafire.com/?5nnjmr0ddmjrj10 Baalagopasla - 2
- http://www.mediafire.com/?sbhsdqznz1os8h7 Thaaye yasodha
- http://www.mediafire.com/?oez59f8hht9nidp Senthamizh
- http://www.mediafire.com/?8l4l0s9n2chlqat Bharatha desamendru
- http://www.mediafire.com/?otcwct9er982ost Maayammaa
- http://www.mediafire.com/?zmsy5pxjmp1fb9g Sidhdhar paadal
- http://www.mediafire.com/?p9j32sv3pmp711s Andrivvulagam
- http://www.mediafire.com/?02ptnjslq5azci8 Thiruppugazh and Mangalam
Govind said...- Can You please check this is same as Concert No. 118 Regards, Govind
hvaidya said...- You are right Mr. Govind, I am replacing the same with different concert
....that you can live a charmed life, and that there is a
formula by which you can make this work.
Here is the formula: You can live a charmed life by
causing others to live a charmed life. That is, be the
source of 'charm' -- of charming moments and
experiences -- in the life of another.
Be everyone else's Lucky Charm! Make all who you
touch today feel 'lucky' that you crossed their path.
Do this for a week and watch things change. Do it
for a month and you'll be a different person.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Concert No 235 - Voletti
- http://www.mediafire.com/?qst87tjvneywmz1 Varnam - Evari bodha - Aabhogi
- http://www.mediafire.com/?q16mbrtyf87j5g8 Raa Raa Maainti - Asaaveri
- http://www.mediafire.com/?xluhj5lg4c33f1c Nee kela - Sarasaangi
- http://www.mediafire.com/?t955whqhb42vtlo Patti viduraadu -Manjari
- http://www.mediafire.com/?4a8qs2wzsefoj31 Sambho mahadeva - Panthuvaraali
- http://www.mediafire.com/?yhpo45t0onij3a7 Janani ninnuvina - Reethigowla
- http://www.mediafire.com/?bmn9w1lhll7cia2 Vaade venkatadri - Vasantha
- http://www.mediafire.com/?a6bnexyj3d03pyk Koluva maaradhaka - Thodi
- http://www.mediafire.com/?3gvqm52gct8sw7l Adenammaa - Paras
- http://www.mediafire.com/?yg2ipj95c2fekyw RTP - Begadaa
- http://www.mediafire.com/?9v8eskc83d3r7ov Hai govinda - Desh
- http://www.mediafire.com/?qpydrs4ll8g4bsu Brahmai vegam - Sivaranjani
- http://www.mediafire.com/?2mt9yuaabm771vi Mangalam
....that there is a solution to all of this--and it is right
around the next corner.
A few weeks from now you will not even be facing
this problem. A few months from now, you will have
forgotten you ever had it. A few years from now you
will wonder why you let yourself worry so much.
I'm not trying to make light of it here. I just want to
put it in perspective.
V.V. Sadagopan - Villinai
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BHASKARAN19 said...Thank you so much
Kind regards
bhaskaran
Kind regards
bhaskaran
Nitya Balagopal said...Is there any way to get this song? Can I download it?
hvaidya said...Please give me your e mail id ( if you have no objection ) to my gmai. (hariharan.vaidayanathan@gmail.com) I will send you an audio file which you can download.
CRamakrishnan said...I was searching for VV Sadagopan songs for many years. You have made it my day. Thanks.
Nitya Balagopal said...Have emailed you, sir. Thank you for your reply!
Here is the audio version of this song:
- http://www.mediafire.com/?ckosas46jq47s2z Villinai otha - V.V. Sadagopan
Friday, July 15, 2011
Please read this also without fail
What do you say when dying in a bomb blast?
Tarun Vijay
14 July 2011
14 July 2011
When the blast suddenly ripped me apart, it was not the sight of my son, my daughter or my mother that came before my eyes, closing silently for ever, but the resolve to take on terrorism and be firm, in a cool, composed and dignified posture, that was what I felt the need of the hour and not the anger and hard-hitting expression of disgust. And I said:
"We stand by you, Mr Prime Minister. This is not the occasion to criticize. Let's work together to erase the menace of violence, hatred and terror. Investigate if Pakistan is behind such dastardly and anti-national acts. Send Shri Digvijay Singhji to Islamabad to assure that we remain committed to peace talks and call immediately their high commissioner to South Block and convey in a decent way our very strong displeasure over their involvement in such acts. Send a list in advance to ISI to check if the names of wanted criminals we have written are correct and we hope in the spirit of togetherness and having accepted to launch joint operations against terrorism, ISI will help us to finalize the list of terrorists we want Pakistan to hand over to us saving us the embarrassment of putting wrongly the names of those who are already in India.
"These terrorist attacks are targeted to derail our ongoing peace process with Pakistan and we would like to assure everyone that come what may, we would not let that happen. Peace is our first priority no matter what these anti-Islam and anti-humanity agents of mayhem do. Please continue Bhatta Parsaul pilgrimage and keep on sending ministers to jail whenever the heat generated by media and courts become unbearable.
"Like corruption, jihad, hatred, violence, intolerance and communalism have become universal phenomena. One can only try to control them through constitutionally approved methods and hence the campaign against Hindu terrorists should be our next big priority. Never allow them to work against the Batla House gang. This time the entire cabinet, after lighting candles at Gateway of India to pray for the departed souls and reaffirming the resolve to stay united against the terror menace with glamorous Mumbai socialites and movie stars in an appropriate attire - white and black, donning black glasses - should go to Azamgarh to sooth the ruffled feelings of those who were mistakenly jailed for terror crimes.
"Amen."
I was sure, as a responsible politician, my reaction to such an atrociously painful incident should be muffled and restrained. So I thought if I was in a market and had become a victim of the blast, which is an unlikely event for a politician who is protected by the state to discharge his duties to protect the people, what would occur in my mind.
I am sorry I will not think the way highly restrained people would expect me to think. Neither my family members would react the way I have tried to elaborate in a highly civil but grossly hypocritical manner. The question that is nagging my mind is, do we feel the sadness and the excruciating blankness an Indian citizen’s death brings to his family after such an incident? Death of a citizen and a soldier must make the top boss of the nation stand up and take immediate action to effectively stop the recurrence of such an incident and announce a revenge on the perpetrators. Yes, a state is obliged to take revenge on those who kill our men and women and children for a lunatic obsession with their so-called revolutionary or jihadi ideologies. It’s not a sin but "raj dharma" to punish the unrepentant wicked.
Do we really get hurt and annoyed, a normal human behaviour, watching such incidents, occurring at such a fast frequency?
More than one lakh, yes, one hundred thousand, Indian citizens have been killed in the last two decades in various terrorist attacks. From Kashmir to Coimbatore and from Nagaland to Maharshtra and Gujarat. Who cares for them? Look how Obama speaks at the burial of a marine killed in Afghan action and note down his words spoken to the families of the martyred soldiers. He means business. As a head of the state and as the protector of his nation’s people. We may find it useful to follow the dictates of Washington, which will always be focused on their interests, but we hardly take a cue from them to end terrorism within our territory, setting a deadline, creating a framework. Why?
Whether the citizens die in Mumbai's Zaveri bazaar or in the thick jungles of Dantewada, does a citizen’s life value differ on the basis of his or her background and the place of getting killed by foreigners in our own country? Do we realize that it's not just the foreigners, whom we know so perfectly, who have been making us bleed for the last three decades, but also their homegrown accomplices and domestically bred modules that provide all the infrastructure and logistical support to them?
And do we feel it necessary to discuss and analyse the ideology of these murderers that makes them to happily offer to die in order to kill our people? Why are we ashamed or hesitant to discuss the jihadi part of Islam that’s creating havoc and have the well-intentioned, knowledgeable Islamic scholars come on the stage and declare these lunatics as enemies of their religion?
Should it become a matter of political debate? Does India stand dwarved before the political profits of our parties?
Do we realize that the reality that India stands divided into various private republics today is too scary to be ignored? Republics of individual politicians whose national territories do not extend beyond their vote bank constituencies? Ever heard Maya behn ji or Mulayam ji or Jaya Amma or Mamata Di speak about the issue and incidents occurring in Arunachal, Kashmir or Mumbai? Because that simply does not find a space on their radar of concerns. This is exactly an India of Bahadur Shah Zafar’s time, or a fragmented India when the Qasims and Abdalis were attacking us, because the basic lifeline guiding "my" decisions, "my" sole interest, is what makes "me" bigger than what "I" am today. The nation is a peg, on which "I" can hang "my" shirts but "my" bungalows and "my" millionaire friends and their careers and the vast empires of wealth generation "I" own must be kept steady and well oiled.
Hence, where are the best of the training centres for the security personnel? Whatever we have are below the average level compared with the best. Israel and the US notwithstanding, the intelligence network and even normal policing haven’t found any priority with any of the state governments. We need khaki domestic servants to surround us while roaming in the bazaar to impress the people. We don’t want them to be empowered and be independent to take decisions. Even after a battle was won by well-meaning police officers like Prakash Singh to reform the police set up, still deeply in the colonial framework, not a single state government even tried to act on the instructions given by the Supreme Court. A Kasab or an Afzal are not more than political footballs and just jolly good musical machines to make right noises according our respective conveniences.
No political set-up in India supports or encourages thinktanks to make long-term policies and organize national consensus on matters that need collective will and push. Though the fashion to have research centres find a lot of takers. It sounds good. But the matter ends with a huge billboard. The security aspects of the nation, the threat perceptions, the preparation of our forces, the need to equip soldiers with best of firepower and train them a thousand times better than the goons of Dawood or ISI, is no where in the sight.
A friend from New York wrote a few lines, which are now circulating on the email planet. I quote them verbatim, with a sense of hope that if such feelings still remain alive among Indians, the day should not be far when we will rise again as a steel-willed nation and give sea burial to the cowards. The questions India asks of its rulers and the opposition are:
1. Will India do nothing, once again?
2. Will the people running New Delhi take a brief break from stealing public money and bother to focus on security?
3. Will the glorious leaders in North and South Block, and Race Course Road, make the same empty statements promising to punish the guilty and immediately go back to vote bank politics?
4. Will Digvijay Singh ensure that the Mumbai police look for an alleged RSS connection to the bombings in order to show his "secular" credentials?
5. Will the Ministry of External Affairs re-issue the same statements made after the previous attacks against Mumbai, taking care to change the date of the press release in order to make it look new?
6. Will all the voices who argued in favour of masterly inactivity after the last Mumbai attack again preach the benefits of doing nothing against an enemy who kills with impunity?
Why not declare defeat?
Why not admit that India lacks the political will to deal with the issue of terrorism from Islamic groups? After all, there is a long and noble tradition, especially in North India, of eagerly submitting to the newest group of barbaric men on horses who come over the Khyber Pass in order to sack Hindustan and even rule it.
A nation that lacks self-respect, that cannot find the will to defend itself, cannot earn the respect of other people.
"We stand by you, Mr Prime Minister. This is not the occasion to criticize. Let's work together to erase the menace of violence, hatred and terror. Investigate if Pakistan is behind such dastardly and anti-national acts. Send Shri Digvijay Singhji to Islamabad to assure that we remain committed to peace talks and call immediately their high commissioner to South Block and convey in a decent way our very strong displeasure over their involvement in such acts. Send a list in advance to ISI to check if the names of wanted criminals we have written are correct and we hope in the spirit of togetherness and having accepted to launch joint operations against terrorism, ISI will help us to finalize the list of terrorists we want Pakistan to hand over to us saving us the embarrassment of putting wrongly the names of those who are already in India.
"These terrorist attacks are targeted to derail our ongoing peace process with Pakistan and we would like to assure everyone that come what may, we would not let that happen. Peace is our first priority no matter what these anti-Islam and anti-humanity agents of mayhem do. Please continue Bhatta Parsaul pilgrimage and keep on sending ministers to jail whenever the heat generated by media and courts become unbearable.
"Like corruption, jihad, hatred, violence, intolerance and communalism have become universal phenomena. One can only try to control them through constitutionally approved methods and hence the campaign against Hindu terrorists should be our next big priority. Never allow them to work against the Batla House gang. This time the entire cabinet, after lighting candles at Gateway of India to pray for the departed souls and reaffirming the resolve to stay united against the terror menace with glamorous Mumbai socialites and movie stars in an appropriate attire - white and black, donning black glasses - should go to Azamgarh to sooth the ruffled feelings of those who were mistakenly jailed for terror crimes.
"Amen."
I was sure, as a responsible politician, my reaction to such an atrociously painful incident should be muffled and restrained. So I thought if I was in a market and had become a victim of the blast, which is an unlikely event for a politician who is protected by the state to discharge his duties to protect the people, what would occur in my mind.
I am sorry I will not think the way highly restrained people would expect me to think. Neither my family members would react the way I have tried to elaborate in a highly civil but grossly hypocritical manner. The question that is nagging my mind is, do we feel the sadness and the excruciating blankness an Indian citizen’s death brings to his family after such an incident? Death of a citizen and a soldier must make the top boss of the nation stand up and take immediate action to effectively stop the recurrence of such an incident and announce a revenge on the perpetrators. Yes, a state is obliged to take revenge on those who kill our men and women and children for a lunatic obsession with their so-called revolutionary or jihadi ideologies. It’s not a sin but "raj dharma" to punish the unrepentant wicked.
Do we really get hurt and annoyed, a normal human behaviour, watching such incidents, occurring at such a fast frequency?
More than one lakh, yes, one hundred thousand, Indian citizens have been killed in the last two decades in various terrorist attacks. From Kashmir to Coimbatore and from Nagaland to Maharshtra and Gujarat. Who cares for them? Look how Obama speaks at the burial of a marine killed in Afghan action and note down his words spoken to the families of the martyred soldiers. He means business. As a head of the state and as the protector of his nation’s people. We may find it useful to follow the dictates of Washington, which will always be focused on their interests, but we hardly take a cue from them to end terrorism within our territory, setting a deadline, creating a framework. Why?
Whether the citizens die in Mumbai's Zaveri bazaar or in the thick jungles of Dantewada, does a citizen’s life value differ on the basis of his or her background and the place of getting killed by foreigners in our own country? Do we realize that it's not just the foreigners, whom we know so perfectly, who have been making us bleed for the last three decades, but also their homegrown accomplices and domestically bred modules that provide all the infrastructure and logistical support to them?
And do we feel it necessary to discuss and analyse the ideology of these murderers that makes them to happily offer to die in order to kill our people? Why are we ashamed or hesitant to discuss the jihadi part of Islam that’s creating havoc and have the well-intentioned, knowledgeable Islamic scholars come on the stage and declare these lunatics as enemies of their religion?
Should it become a matter of political debate? Does India stand dwarved before the political profits of our parties?
Do we realize that the reality that India stands divided into various private republics today is too scary to be ignored? Republics of individual politicians whose national territories do not extend beyond their vote bank constituencies? Ever heard Maya behn ji or Mulayam ji or Jaya Amma or Mamata Di speak about the issue and incidents occurring in Arunachal, Kashmir or Mumbai? Because that simply does not find a space on their radar of concerns. This is exactly an India of Bahadur Shah Zafar’s time, or a fragmented India when the Qasims and Abdalis were attacking us, because the basic lifeline guiding "my" decisions, "my" sole interest, is what makes "me" bigger than what "I" am today. The nation is a peg, on which "I" can hang "my" shirts but "my" bungalows and "my" millionaire friends and their careers and the vast empires of wealth generation "I" own must be kept steady and well oiled.
Hence, where are the best of the training centres for the security personnel? Whatever we have are below the average level compared with the best. Israel and the US notwithstanding, the intelligence network and even normal policing haven’t found any priority with any of the state governments. We need khaki domestic servants to surround us while roaming in the bazaar to impress the people. We don’t want them to be empowered and be independent to take decisions. Even after a battle was won by well-meaning police officers like Prakash Singh to reform the police set up, still deeply in the colonial framework, not a single state government even tried to act on the instructions given by the Supreme Court. A Kasab or an Afzal are not more than political footballs and just jolly good musical machines to make right noises according our respective conveniences.
No political set-up in India supports or encourages thinktanks to make long-term policies and organize national consensus on matters that need collective will and push. Though the fashion to have research centres find a lot of takers. It sounds good. But the matter ends with a huge billboard. The security aspects of the nation, the threat perceptions, the preparation of our forces, the need to equip soldiers with best of firepower and train them a thousand times better than the goons of Dawood or ISI, is no where in the sight.
A friend from New York wrote a few lines, which are now circulating on the email planet. I quote them verbatim, with a sense of hope that if such feelings still remain alive among Indians, the day should not be far when we will rise again as a steel-willed nation and give sea burial to the cowards. The questions India asks of its rulers and the opposition are:
1. Will India do nothing, once again?
2. Will the people running New Delhi take a brief break from stealing public money and bother to focus on security?
3. Will the glorious leaders in North and South Block, and Race Course Road, make the same empty statements promising to punish the guilty and immediately go back to vote bank politics?
4. Will Digvijay Singh ensure that the Mumbai police look for an alleged RSS connection to the bombings in order to show his "secular" credentials?
5. Will the Ministry of External Affairs re-issue the same statements made after the previous attacks against Mumbai, taking care to change the date of the press release in order to make it look new?
6. Will all the voices who argued in favour of masterly inactivity after the last Mumbai attack again preach the benefits of doing nothing against an enemy who kills with impunity?
Why not declare defeat?
Why not admit that India lacks the political will to deal with the issue of terrorism from Islamic groups? After all, there is a long and noble tradition, especially in North India, of eagerly submitting to the newest group of barbaric men on horses who come over the Khyber Pass in order to sack Hindustan and even rule it.
A nation that lacks self-respect, that cannot find the will to defend itself, cannot earn the respect of other people.
--
Tarun Vijay
Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha
National Spokesperson, BJP
National Spokesperson, BJP
Member, Parliamentary Standing Committe on External Affairs
Hon. Director, Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation
(centre for civilisational values and policy research)
11 Ashok Road, New Delhi 110001
tel. no.-011-23382569,23382234.
website and blog-
www.tarunvijay.org
tarun-vijay.blogspot.com
Hon. Director, Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation
(centre for civilisational values and policy research)
11 Ashok Road, New Delhi 110001
tel. no.-011-23382569,23382234.
website and blog-
www.tarunvijay.org
tarun-vijay.blogspot.com
Sent by Mr. Bhaskaran
Do not fail to see this vedio
Please click the link below and hear what every one of us want to say. Perhaps I may not say this in such a polished way.
http://ibnlive.in.com/videos/
http://ibnlive.in.com/videos/
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Concert - V.V. Sadagopan
- http://www.mediafire.com/?kkvnpk2k5jwpouk Sri venu
- http://www.mediafire.com/?2724eg8fl1lko8k Kaanavendum
- http://www.mediafire.com/?jrh36856dg4a093 Raamabhajanai
- http://www.mediafire.com/?kpzaja2o4w5xggw Enthavedu
- http://www.mediafire.com/?fi87z22pjvwgw4a Aadhaaram
- http://www.mediafire.com/?9ed9bniqxmqzhdn Kannan mukham
- http://www.mediafire.com/?k47pgdej5tx2db4 Viruththam
- http://www.mediafire.com/?cc0qn30x3cy4jxx Paarthasarathy
- http://www.mediafire.com/?44bg446ffgyii2t Seer sirakkum
- http://www.mediafire.com/?otroka6ih8ob4xl Sthothram
...that there is no need to be afraid. Even if you were to
die right now, there would be no need to be afraid.
This life, this wonderful life, is on your side. This universe,
this wonderful universe, is in your corner, supporting all
of life. This God, this wonderful God, places Divine
wisdom and power in your hands.
Trust that. Use it. And let it give you strength. Right now.
BHASKARAN19 said...
Unbelievable, my long time wish cherished today, I do not know how it happened, Thank you . Only a week back with great search I hv posted couple of his favourite songs in my face book, Now total windfall. One more request I am looking for Mysore B.S.Raja Iyengar's collection will you pl help me (us)
Regards
bhaskaran
BHASKARAN19 said...Unbelievable, my long time wish cherished today, I do not know how it happened, Thank you . Only a week back with great search I hv posted couple of his favourite songs in my face book, Now total windfall. One more request I am looking for Mysore B.S.Raja Iyengar's collection will you pl help me (us)
Regards
bhaskaran
This day.
- Anonymous said...
- Dear Sir Sri Vaithiathan Hariharan Thank You Sir is the simplest of the expressions. Aadharam--Karaharapriya sung by VVS, a song that was searched by me for many years is now with me. The entire credit goes to the Sir. I am very much paasionate in hearing VVS particularly Enthavedukondu. Second comes Aadharam Neeye Iya. There is one more song which I miserably fail to remember but it is in the Raaga Pilahari by VVS. There was no parallel for his singing. I heard that he was a Professor. Thank You once again Sir. Coming to "This life, this wonderful life, is on your side. This universe, this wonderful universe, is in your corner, supporting all of life. This God, this wonderful God, places Divine wisdom and power in your hands". The aspirant must approach this scripture with an intense desire, with the belief that this is no mere collection of words or thoughts, but the revelation of the eternal self. With warm regards ravi
- suriyan said...
- Dear sir, My heartfelt gratitudes to you for this upload.I have never felt that i would be blessed enough to listent to VVS. I remember, a couple of years ago in a famous CD shop an elderly gentleman ( in his eighties)enquiring about the availability of cds by VVS and N L Ganasaraswathi. The person in-charge of the section experssed her ignorance over the artists ( avanga peyare kelivipattadilli). i took him aside and told that so far no CDs have been avalable and i am also in search of them. He enquiringly looked at me and even asked do i know such artists existed and challanged me tell a song sung by NLG. I told him that i have listened her RPM plate orumugam salitthal when i was very young. That gentle man was pleased and expressed his satisfaction that "' at lease i could talk to some one who knows those artists... Had it been today i would have copied these songs for his blissful listening. God Bless You sir.
- kewlmallu said...
- Thank you for posting this. I have a request. There is an MDR concert that has an extended Entharo..followed by Shankarabharanam. Do you happen to have this concert... if yes...could you upload.. i am currently going through Sangeethapriya to see if anyone has uploaded this but have not found it yet.
- BHASKARAN19 said...
- V V S has also acted in movies that many may not know. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeykvqJcaBE Prof.V.V.Sadagopan as Madana Kama Rajan We could listen to his songs only All India Radio those days, in todays FM world - one cannot dream of such concerts
- IyerThinksYouAreStupid said...
- Great man. Yes, he was a Professor of Music. In fact he taught my mother in the Sangeeta Siromani course in Delhi in the sixties (along with TRS). He suddenly vanished one day in the early eighties, I believe, impelled by a desire to take up sanyasa. Nothing has been heard of him since. When I was a young kid in the eighties, and my mother would be feeding me paruppu-saadam and veththal kuyambu, I would get up in the middle of my meal to watch cartoons on TV. She would yell in Tamil after me, "Where do you thinkg you are going, telling no one like Sadagopan Sir?" LOL! The man was a genius - everyone around him who came in contact with him knew it. My father openly claimed it to his face.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Mumbai blasted again
The following statement made by Sir Winston Churchill
64 years ago arguing against power being handed over to Indians has turned to be prophetic.
He was soft in not using the word "B_ST_R_S"
Our politicians need to be congratulated for the pains they have taken in these 63 years to prove Sir Winston Churchill was CORRECT.
- Banu said...
- Instead the politicians can use their time to prove what they are voted and elected for. Pathetic to see the effects. Hate the news channels who repeat the scenes and make us immune. They are so proud to say "Mumbaikaars spring back to life soon". Idiots its their order of the day with boneless rulers!!!!
BHASKARAN19 said...- Very true, heart choking, high time the corrupt inefficent UPA and PC are thrown out - who miserably failed in handling internal security inspite of bitter lessons learnt from the past, they have no time to look into this -most of their time spent on defending their corrupt cases
Dhobi’s wife!A Tamil proverb says, “Dhobi loved his wife, but she loved the
donkey”. This is the predicament of Ahmed Patel, Dig Vijaya Singh and
Rahul Gandhi. At the first fellow’s insistence, Congress entered into
a pact with Deoband priests and looked everywhere for “Hindu
Terrorism”.
donkey”. This is the predicament of Ahmed Patel, Dig Vijaya Singh and
Rahul Gandhi. At the first fellow’s insistence, Congress entered into
a pact with Deoband priests and looked everywhere for “Hindu
Terrorism”.
Congress may pretend to love Muslims but their love is for the donkey
not for Sachar report.
They have got the reply in Mumbai blasts.
Gujarat on the other hand is without these blasted blasts.
Congress never learns lessons!
P. MADHUSUDAN
VaK said...
Indian media invariably wake up all of a sudden to talk about security lapses, disaster management issues and our political leaders’ commissions and omissions. But between one terrorist act and another, they keep engaging people like Digvijay, Rahul Gandhi, Tarun Vijay, Farooqui and nephew Thackeray to air their atrocious views about religion, statehood and the country. Just as it is vote bank issue for our political parties, it is TRP problems for the press. The undoing has to begin somewhere, to sequentially perform right things at the right time.
VaK said...Indian media invariably wake up all of a sudden to talk about security lapses, disaster management issues and our political leaders’ commissions and omissions. But between one terrorist act and another, they keep engaging people like Digvijay, Rahul Gandhi, Tarun Vijay, Farooqui and nephew Thackeray to air their atrocious views about religion, statehood and the country. Just as it is vote bank issue for our political parties, it is TRP problems for the press. The undoing has to begin somewhere, to sequentially perform right things at the right time.
July 14, 2011 11:01 AM
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said...Dear Sir Sri Vaithinathan Hariharan
Mr.Churchill said "not even a loaf of bread and a pint of water will escape taxation". Does it mean that we are useless for self governance. What about the Britain today. Comments flow from the people who have basic affiliations. This is the problem we face. We never put the Nation before our affiliations. I have seen many who have their family origin in Tamil Nadu for more 100 years but they will never say that Tamil Nadu is thier State. They will express that they are sorry that they were forced in Tamil Nadu. They enjoy all the benefits, luxuries in TN but they will say Karnatka is good, Andhra is beteer and so on. This is due to their affiliations. We do not have a National Character. Getting afiliated to some ideology or ideological group is more important to us and whenver an occasion arise we jump to the forefront and target the persons oppposed to our ideology. Tolerance, Compassion, brotherlyhood, simplicity, humbleness and benovolence are give a go by and the very basement is weak. How can one expect then for a better or best structure. It is high time that people are taught to think about themselves, their weakness, their limitations, their morals and their faith for values. till then Mumbai blasts like calamity will certainly strike us. No one is above board and everyone is corrupt to thier personal environ.
With warm regards
ravi.
Mr.Churchill said "not even a loaf of bread and a pint of water will escape taxation". Does it mean that we are useless for self governance. What about the Britain today. Comments flow from the people who have basic affiliations. This is the problem we face. We never put the Nation before our affiliations. I have seen many who have their family origin in Tamil Nadu for more 100 years but they will never say that Tamil Nadu is thier State. They will express that they are sorry that they were forced in Tamil Nadu. They enjoy all the benefits, luxuries in TN but they will say Karnatka is good, Andhra is beteer and so on. This is due to their affiliations. We do not have a National Character. Getting afiliated to some ideology or ideological group is more important to us and whenver an occasion arise we jump to the forefront and target the persons oppposed to our ideology. Tolerance, Compassion, brotherlyhood, simplicity, humbleness and benovolence are give a go by and the very basement is weak. How can one expect then for a better or best structure. It is high time that people are taught to think about themselves, their weakness, their limitations, their morals and their faith for values. till then Mumbai blasts like calamity will certainly strike us. No one is above board and everyone is corrupt to thier personal environ.
With warm regards
ravi.
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