The NewSense

27 February, 2010

HUBLI: 95 years old painter of India M.F.Husain has at last decided to take nationality of Qatar. He has been fugitive since 2006 after painting nude Hindu goddesses and he managed to live in Dubai and London and failed to attend the legal cases against him. Now he says “I’m honored by Qatar nationality but deeply saddened by my forced exile. I, the Indian-born painter, will have to give up the citizenship of my land of birth if I accept nationality,” According to the report, Husain did not apply for the nationality but it was conferred on him at the instance of the emirate’s ruling family. It’s an honor that has been conferred upon him by the Emirate’s ruling family as a reward for his tireless work that he has done for a Doha museum on the Arab civilization.  It seems the citizenship has been offered by the sheikha, the wife of the sheikh of Qatar. The painter who being Indian condemned Indian Hindu gods by means of his art does not deserve to be in India at all. He called his art as creative and criticizers as hypocrites and said people in India are curbing his freedom of art. Husain has painted Durga, Laxmi, Saraswati, etc. in the nude while he paints his step-mother, Prophet’s daughter & his own daughter fully clothed. What artistic value has Husain achieved by disrobing Hindu Goddesses? Husain has deliberately & intentionally hurt religious sentiments of millions of Hindus by his naked & obscene depiction of their goddesses. Just have look at his some of his nonsense paintings.

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23 February, 2010

HUBLI: Last week the reader at Aligarh Muslim University was suspended by the University for being a gay. The professor is reader in modern Indian languages and has a PhD in Marathi and specializes in comparative Indian literature, modern Marathi fiction, short story and modern Marathi poetry. One can say he was modern Marathi manoos. But this time either shivsena or MNS did not support him though he was sacked by Muslim University. They respect the privacy of Marathi manoos though they may not agree for gay sex. Some rights activist and institutions are crying foul against the Aligarh Muslim University for sacking of professor, as now in India gay sex has been legalized since last year and it is no more offense as long as it is consensus. After all, the professor was having a good time with Autorikshaw puller not with any students or other teachers and more over it was act of a personal pleasure between two homo human beings who had every right to indulge into such activity which may be embarrassing to the tradition and culture of the country but not illegal any more in India.

This is not the first case; there are plenty of cases of homosexuality taking place in India everyday. And ever since this has become legal, people are endorsing it openly. In this case professor might have been shown the way out from the university because of his homogeneous taste but in many cases people have been invited ‘in’ for the same taste. It is one more instrument of doing the favor and exchanging the favors. You need not be of opposite sex to get your work done by using your sex. And that day is not far when man will rape man and there will be charges against man for raping. And even man can commit suicide after being raped by another man. And the same court will indict a man for raping another man which has legalized the gay sex. Women will be relieved as the man has found alternate source of entertainment and she will be spared to some extent. The so called modern world is thrilled about the gay life. It is no more absurd in metros and it has become fashion to say that “I am gay”. Lot many gay clubs, organizations and communities are spreading day by day and not only gay activity is increasing day by day even their activists are also increasing. They fight for their right (though it is not right in our cultural society) and so called elite society supports them. Read the rest of this entry »

19 February, 2010

HUBLI: Once again the ‘dynasty politics’ has become an issue in India and as expected it is BJP which is crying foul every time. Unfortunately rests of Indian democratic parties are running with their own dynasty. India being one of the biggest world’s democratic countries has never come out of this ‘dynasty politics’. Dynastic politics isn’t a new phenomenon in Indian politics, but it has become an increasingly wide-reaching one in recent times. Almost every political party has leaders whose sons and daughters have entered politics, most of them without much political experience. Once times of India had quoted that “India is a democracy of dynasties, for dynasties and by dynasties”. This has been the case with Congress all through the post-Independence era. It started with Jawaharlal Nehru to Indira Gandhi to Rajiv Gandhi to Sonia Gandhi to Rahul Gandhi. Read the rest of this entry »

18 February, 2010

KOLKATA: Just one wicket was required for Indian bowlers and there were 22 overs to be bowled, India bowled 20.4 overs to take last wicket of proteas. Thanks to Harbhajan Singh who bowled line to leg and Umpire Davis who took his own time studying the crowd of Eden garden and after understanding the public demand raised his finger slowly. Read the rest of this entry »

13 February, 2010

HUBLI: Tomorrow it is once again 14^th February and needless to say that it is Valentine’s Day. For the Indian youth, you don’t have to remind this day unlike republic day or Independence Day. They may not remember their parents and teachers birthday but they remember this day. Thanks to Indian media which flaunts Valentine’s Day every year. Of course Indian media is not only partially owned by western Christians but culturally also it represents western tradition and that is the reason for the attraction of youth to this culture. Few decades before we hardly knew that even Valentine’s Day existed in the world. But today we celebrate Valentine’s Day in more numbers than the Christians all across the world. Some religious organizations have been fighting against it for the years in India and even some political parties opposes to it on political ground than traditional ground. But the celebration of Valentine’s Day should be left to the youth of India. Let them decide voluntarily on this topic. The youth of India are totally ignorant of the tradition of India and they are blindly following the western culture under the influence of media which is again acting under the influence of western Christian societies. I don’t blame western society or Christian society for this. Of course they are the descendants of St.Valentine and India is totally secular country you can celebrate it. But the Indian youth who hardly know why this is being celebrated are blindly observing this day.  For the benefit of our youth who celebrate Valentine’s Day without knowing what the Valentine’s Day is all about, I am just introducing St.Valentine’s to them. If there is possibility of rebirth, St.Valentine would have loved to be born in India than in Rome. He has more supporters in India than western countries including the media and the Sonia government. And needless to say mindless youth of India. Here is St.Valentine for you. Read the rest of this entry »

11 February, 2010

As expected Google has at last released its new Product, Google Buzz. A new social network. Google buzz allows users update status, share web links or photos with colleagues directly via e-mail service Google, Gmail. Google of course hopes that more and more users using Gmail and attract users Facebook and Twitter. Google Buzz technology-similar to a key feature in Facebook or Twitter. Google Buzz will be enjoyed by all Gmail users. Currently, Gmail is the e-mail service popular world number three after Windows Live Hotmail and Yahoo Mail. Integration with existing social networks is critical for Buzz’s success — especially Facebook. Buzz can enjoy significant success without Facebook integration. When Google unveiled Buzz, it announced that the application will share your Twitter updates with your Buzz followers. That’s great news, but you won’t be as thrilled to learn that (at least at launch) there will be no integration with Facebook at all.

When you post a new tweet using Twitter, Google can import that tweet and send it out to your Buzz followers with the rest of your Buzz updates. You won’t have to jump through any hoops or use any back-door methods to make it happen. Twitter is officially supported by Buzz — the same is true of Flickr,Picasa,Blogger and You Tube. However, you won’t be able to publish out to Twitter using Buzz, which makes this all seem less useful. And since Buzz won’t aggregate tweets from your Twitter, you’ll still have to keep both Twitter and Buzz open to reach all your contacts across both networks. That’s disappointing, but it’s no where near as disappointing as Buzz’s completely nonexistent relationship with Facebook. While Buzz and Twitter have some connectivity, there’s none at all between Buzz and Facebook. Buzz doesn’t import your Facebook status updates. It doesn’t post updates to your Facebook feed. It doesn’t display your friends’ feed updates. There’s no Facebook connect  integration at all.

Google is going to have a difficult time building a user base when everyone who has a Facebook is concerned that they can’t see their friends’ updates. They’ll have to keep using Facebook to stay in touch with their Facebook friends.

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February 9, 2010

Mumbai: Last Friday Rahul Gandhi traveled in local train in support of ShahRukh’s new movie MY NAME IS KHAN. Though politically it was said to be anti shivsena campaign in reality he was there to support ShahRukh Khan and he was doing publicity for MY NAME IS KHAN movie which is releasing on 12^th February. Needless to say that both Gandhi & Khan hail from New Delhi & are good friends. And Rahul has more affinity towards Khan than hatred ness towards Shivsena.

Many people in India, especially the younger generation may not be aware that actually Rahul is also from a Khan family. Their grand father (Feroze Khan Gandhi) changed his surname to Gandhi in order to marry Nehru girl Indira. And Gandhi was most popular name in politics then as Khan is now in bollywood. But there was only one Gandhi (Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi) during that period unlike three Khans’ in bollywood now. Now that once again Khans in India are more popular, Rahul should not hesitate to use his forefathers forgotten surname ‘Khan’ for political purpose. Of course he has every right to be Khan than Gandhi. And his sympathy towards khan is not surprising either. Though politically he wants to prove that he is secular and in reality his forefather’s family is most secular family in the history of India and needless to say that it is the source for the present Pseudo secularism in India. The youth of India who consider Rahul as their political icon and future of Indian politics should know his family back ground. Youth should never forget the history and hidden truth in making that history. A country which forgets its history has no future. Similarly it is duty of the youth to know the background of their political icons and their commitment and sincerity to the growth of the nation. It would be right if Rahul claims that his Name is also KHAN…You want to know why? Read the rest of this entry »

February 3, 2010

Washington: Can you imagine Indian government headed by congress party releasing official Indian postal stamps having picture of Lord Ganapati on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi? I know you can’t imagine and this is not possible in India at all. Our mind is politically secular and thinking of such act even in our dream is also a communal in India. We are the people of the country where we could not construct a temple for a lord Rama even at his birth place; forget about having these gods on our government postal stamps. We are proud for being Hindu and we boast our culture and tradition as most ancient one and we are among the first civilization to spread civilization throughout the world and the world acknowledges it with great respect. Yet we restrain to practice Hinduism with fear that it may hurt other’s religious feelings and they may not vote for us in the next election. In India politics is above the religion and talking religiously about religion is communal.

But this is not the case in United State of America. Atlanta based company in United State headed by an Indian American has launched a series of legally valid custom-made postage stamps. The first of these 44-cent stamps featuring SriKrishna, Shiva-Parvathi, Lakshmi, Lord Venkateshwara, Murugan, Vinayaka and Sai Baba were issued by usa-postage.com. Believe me it is not communal launching Hindu gods stamp in Christian dominated land but it is in Hindustan. After all it for the Indian community in US and don’t get surprised if you receive a letter with Lord Ventatesh stamp on it from your cousin from US. It must be from Texas not from telangana. “We are proud to serve the Indian community in USA with postage that reflects its culture, heritage and religious beliefs,” says USA-Postage.com. Of course our culture, heritage and religious beliefs are for foreigners to feel proud. We are ashamed even to flaunt it in Hindustan and if you try to do that then you are communal and you are trying to disturb the secular Indian society and its communal harmony.

We should be thankful to the USA Postage company for launching such postal stamps in US and keep reminding the Indian people in US about their gods. Otherwise our brothers and sisters who stay in America will only wish us on Christmas Eve. The youth of India are already attracted by western countries and if we keep neglecting our gods publicly then they will permanently settle in States. And what do we call these gods then? NRGI- non resident gods of India or non returnable gods of India.  Of course they will visit India once in Ganesh Festival and Deepavali as per their turn provided external affairs department of India gives them VISA. And if congress government feels that Lord Venkateshwar’s visit may add fuel to Telangana issue then they may deny the VISA on security grounds.  It is not a joke. That day is not far when we may have to search these gods in google to know more about them. Don’t get surprised if one day some other country takes patent for worshipping these gods and claim their rights on them. What we would do then? I don’t know about you but congress government would be relieved as opposition party BJP can’t use these gods in future election. Read the rest of this entry »

February 1, 2010

Perth: Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi  says he tried to tamper with the ball during a match against Australia on Sunday because he was “frustrated” first with IPL bidding, for not buying a single player from Pakistan. And then, when there was a bit of pressure from Indian government on IPL to take Pakistani players, suddenly the Pakistani government cancelled the NOC (no objection certificate) given to all its players. And in the mean time their team was losing all the one dayers against Australia with worry of the money they lost for not getting chance in IPL. All these developments frustrated Afridi and he concluded that the man behind this Pakistan Cricket’s misery is none other than IPL chair person Lalit Modi. Read the rest of this entry »

February 1, 2010

Haryana: A couple got married three years ago and now they are blessed with lovely son and they were enjoying happily married life. Suddenly the panchayat of village said that the ‘gotra’ of both of them is same and hence they can’t continue as wife and husband in future and they ordered them to live like brother and sister. This incident happened in Rohtak, Haryana.

Satish Berwal of Kheri village in this district was married to Kavita, a resident of Bhagi village in Jhajjar district, three years ago. The couple also has a 10-month-old boy. This decision was taken in the panchayat meeting that lasted over six-hours on Saturday at Kheri. “Kavita is from Beniwal gotra whereas the groom is from Berwal gotra. In our village, people from these two gotras cannot marry each other as they are considered brother and sister. Read the rest of this entry »