Home Minister P Chidambaram has charged the RSS with being behind Baba Ramdev’s anti-corruption campaign, saying the Sangh’s fountainhead had decided to support anyone raising the corruption issue.
The president of WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature, also known as World Wildlife Fund) Mr. Yolanda has praised the government of Karnataka, particularly the chief minister Yediyurappa’s regime for observing the “earth hour” on daily basis. The president Yolanda kakabadse (who is certainly not from Reddy’s group) has decided to felicitate chief minister on Saturday 26th march, when whole world is going to celebrate “earth hour” between 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Earth Hour is a global event organized by WWF and is held on the last Saturday of March annually, asking households and businesses to turn off their non-essential lights and other electrical appliances for one hour to raise awareness towards the need to take action on climate change.
June 3, 2010
Bangalore: In an astonishing development the former Prime minister of India, H.D.Devegouda, the India’s abusive sleeping beauty has launched his website. And the website has claimed that devegouda is the father of the state. It means that the state which was born on November 1st, 1956 was orphan so far and now it has found its father. Read the rest of this entry »
May 25, 2010
New Delhi: At last Prime Minister Manmohan Singh held his first formal date with press on Indian soil as prime minister after couple of naxalite incidents and one devastating accident. Here is what P.M. tweeted to our correspondent as off the record statement on various questions put to him.
On inflation and economy: The PM promises that inflation will be contained by Christmas this year as a Christmas gift to Sonia Gandhi. “It’s not fair to say we have a weakened economy. There has been a crisis for the past 1.5 years, mostly due to drought and inflation. Yet we are able to come up with couple big scams worth thousands of crores and it clearly indicates that economy is growing as there is provision for big scams and I expect the economy will grow by 8.5%.in this fiscal with couple of more scams”
On Raja and corruption: The PM admits corruption is a problem but said Minister Raja has followed the guidelines and policy laid by the NDA government during the allotment of 2G license in 2008 and hence if Raja is involved in corruption then NDA government is to be blamed for it. After seeing the success of open auction of 3G spectrum even P.M. is thinking of auctioning the ministries during the next cabinet reshuffle in order fetch some amount to the party also. Read the rest of this entry »
11 March, 2010
HUBLI: Some men parliamentarians are fighting over women’s quota bill against ruling government but the UPA government has already passed this bill in Rajyasabha with the support of major opposition parties like BJP and left. No political party has rejected this bill straight away. Though some of them did ask for some amendments, no body dared to oppose this bill. After all every parliamentarian (men) fears women in their domestic constituency (home). But one thing is true, once this bill is passed and implemented in the coming elections; only then these men politicians feel the heat of women quota. Today they are more than pleased in passing this bill in the house. But the day their constituency gets reserved for women they really feel the pinch. The total political scenario of the country will change once this bill is implemented and next 5-7 years of politics of India is interesting to watch. I am not sure to what extent this bill helps women but democratically it gives them good opportunity. But the practical problems of this bill will surface only once it is implemented and hence one can really watch out 2014 elections. We have first women president and first women loksabha speaker. And the president of the ruling party is also a women and even the opposition party leader is women. What better political environment was needed for passing this bill? But one thing is certain may be from 30-40 years from now people will really question this move and don’t get surprised if the bill is withdrawn in the next generation elections. Read the rest of this entry »
Hubli ABVP unit organised shobha-yatra on the occasion of inauguration of their new office in hubli…….It was a historical even in hubli and students from all the colleges participated in this event. This yatra was followed by big function later in the evening and around 1000 people belonging to the education sectors have gathered for this function. thanks to all making it successful………
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.
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 »
Writing, playing chess and painting are my passions.
