My thoughts on Politics, Public Policy, Governance, International Relations, Diplomacy and Strategic Affairs.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
What is under the hood of this Sainthood?
It was another Sunday (2/2/12) with the usual laziness syncing in and day was moving at a snail's pace. While watching TV, I saw some Christian function with some big wigs of the church present. It was Jaya Plus channel and they said that martyrdom was being accorded to one Devasahayam Pillai. I googled and wiki'd to figure out what role has he played in the freedom struggle. Later it turned out to be a Christian religious martyrdom. So, what does this mean to us? Pillai will be a Christian saint sooner or later. This martyrdom is the first step towards that.
Labels:
Church,
cruelty,
Hinduism,
Nation,
Sainthood,
Social unrest,
Terrorism.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
The fable of ‘Martyr’ Devasahayam Pillai: Church’s lies stand exposed – B.R. Gauthaman
This is an article, a well researched one, of my learned friend B.R.Gauthaman. The incisive questions asked by him based on the facts and recorded history, puts the claim of the church under a cloud of suspicion. The color quote by the church may wane when it rains. I have my thoughts and questions on the sainthood offer. I'll put them through shortly.
Now, here goes Gauthaman.
Labels:
Caste,
Church,
Hinduism,
Nation,
Religious conversion,
Sainthood,
Social unrest
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Holocaust of Cattle - Are we living amongst Schultz Staffel?
Sunday normally starts with a lazy morning, my mom prodding about prayers and breakfast, dad enjoying his time with me speaking from politics to Vedanta to old time memories. One of the past Sundayas (7/10/12) was different. None was at home in the morning as parents left to home town for Navarathri. Bloody lazy day with loads of outstanding works is really a hell. But as there was no other go, started the day through that hell and was sailing through.
Labels:
cruelty,
lessons,
Morality,
Nation,
PETA,
Sanathana Dharma,
Temple Worshipers' Society,
Terrorism.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
The Politics of Love and Loyalty
Contemporary politics is an idiosyncratic trade. People stay mum for allegations which would attract a tight slap in normal situations and even an attempted kill in flared up moods. An example of one such (chronic) behaviour is that of the Gandhi family, not of the Barrister from Gujarat, but of the heirs of the person to whom he lent his surname. Feroze Gandhi. There were some retorts and repartees during the times of Feroze's wife Indira and his son Rajiv. But right after Rajiv's wife Sonia Gandhi took over the family organisation i.e the Congress Party, a lot of allegations were levelled, some even make the listener think as if hurling vitriol at will were the order of the day. But not even a murmur heard against such allegations, leave alone law suits being filed.
Labels:
Corruption,
Economy,
International Relations,
KGB,
Mitrokin,
Politics,
Rajiv Assassination,
Sonia Gandhi,
Vande Matharam
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Goebbelsian tactics of Dravidian politics!
Anti Brahmin ramblings are not new to TamilNadu. The cowards of Dravidian political parties have been resorting to attacks on Brahmins as the community is known for its tolerance of even ruthless violence. There is still a controversy going on in Srirangam, the constituency of TamilNadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalitha. A small hotel named Krishna Iyyer Cafe has been targeted by a group still clinging to the idiotic ramblings of EV Ramasamy Naicker the founder of Dravidar Kazhagam, a group propagating atheism. EVR Naicker is a man of controversial lifestyle.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Reforms - Do we really need them this way?
The meaning of Reform is to
put an end to (an evil) by enforcing or introducing a better method or
course of action. When we talk about economic reforms it is about the
course correction of an already dilapidated socialist economy of our
nation till 1991.
Friday, September 21, 2012
Coal gate - Nothing to forget about
Aping the west especially USA is the way of most of the walks of life nowadays. Even in naming a corruption charge. The Union Government's latest in the list of it's corruptions is the loss of Rs.1,86,000 crore to the exchequer, in allocating the coal mines in our nation. The CAG has come up with a clear and methodical approach is exposing the loss, which is termed as presumptive, to the exchequer. But given to understand that this loss to the exchequer has been a gain for someone, makes one sit up and ask a list of questions, which the Government feels uneasy to answer.
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