Wednesday, December 31, 2008

What's to come



Hello Everybody... once again its that time of the year again, old year gone and a new one coming in, but this year the mood all over the country seems mellow and downbeat. People want to come out and have a bit of fun but the economic condition and the terrorists activities come up in our minds and beat the mood down. Moreover predictions regarding the 2009 economic scenario is really deary, i can't even think about the situation that is going to happen our country, especially the BPL population and our near and dear politicians trying their best to cover everything up. Its the same story always, dragging justice, red tape, politics in every little thing imaginable and i wish i could do something fruitful for the country i love. Anyways

wishing all the best for you all and hope all predictions for 2009 are false..

Friday, December 19, 2008

Hungry and Developing




hi everybody, looks like our government is really up to something now regarding terror, new agencies, regulations, which i doubt Will last for very long, and some many hot talks. But just on the other side everybody is just about forgetting the condition of the economy, did u just notice that this year end no body is talking anything the GDP growth unlike other years and no ads in media about the achievements of the government. And how would they, because a new report which was also on TV says that 42 - 45% of children below the age of 5 are suffering from hunger, 70% of children below 7 years of age are malnourished, doesn't this statistics suddenly bring up Africa in our minds, what is wrong with the planners of India? On one hand we have landed on the moon and on the other our next generation is hungry, what kind of citizens are we going to make out of them and what will be the future of this country? Was is really necessary to spend the millions on the moon mission when so many of our children are hungry or the country is held hostage by the terrorists? There would have been so many novel ways to spend that money and who would answer the tax payers for this, which i would say, a big misinvestment out of which we are going to get data's which will be neither relevant to the hungry, malnourished and homeless children or to fight terrorists. Our country had made progress in leaps and bounds in the last 60 years but there is a huge gap, which is widening day by day, between those who became part and benefactors of the progress and those who didn't even see a flicker of the progress which is happening. Well leaders will say that it is not possible to do everything for everyone at the same time, but did anybody hear of something called 'BALANCE' which can be utilized to keep things going and make everybody benefactors. Think about it.

Friday, December 12, 2008

Youngistan

Hi everybody..... India is young nation as per the statistics, where a huge number of the working force is young and healthy, but the irony is that such a nation is ruled by a maximum number of older guys. All out leaders, ministers are much older than the average age of the Indian population, so in such a situation a generational gap is very much evident and widening day by day. We are in such a position now that we need some young leaders who can become the power and force of the youths, who have similar line of thinking and can understand the needs and thoughts of the generation. Bureaucratic red tape is the biggest hurdle for the youths nowadays, for e.g, if a young entrepreneur wants to open a business and in need of a loan, he gets frustrated in the formalities and paper works required by the bank, though with the advent of private sector banks and financing firms things are a bit easier in the urban areas but what about the rural sector? India is a nation of villages and that is where the real India lives, so focus must be given to that side also and not only to the metro's and big cities. I live in a small town in the North Eastern part of the country and i face such problems everyday,the government must come down to the ground level, only launching schemes and programmes with 20% implementation is not taking the country anywhere. Big campaigns and programmes are good and needed, but minus the corruption involved, just think if even 80% of all schemes would have been implemented, where the country would have been now. Did anybody ever think or ask, what the state governments are doing with the millions of rupees that they receive every year. What is their accountability? Only sending observers, who gets bribed or killed is not done, any suggestions on how most the MLA's live the life of luxury with the government remuneration that they get or how their children gets to go to the most elite schools and wear internationally branded clothes. How how how ????

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Elections again

hello guys...... hardly we came over the terror attacks, elections results started pouring in and surprisingly congress had won in some states even after all happened in this country during their last 5 years rule. Peoples in this country will never change.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Its that time of the year again

Well, lately we've been going through very tough times all over the country and its really sad and disgusting to know that there had been corruption even in the supply of bullet proof vests to the police due to which a few policemen had lost their lives in Mumbai, God..... its really really frustrating. Anyway, but in spite of all things life must go on and its December again, bringing with it the bells and carols of Christmas, the chilly winter winds, the merry mood and laziness and of course the gifts and wishes. A real panoramic situation, won't you say? neither can we get the situation out of our minds nor can we ignore the coming season. But whatever it may i pray that their never comes a year like 2008 again with so many deaths, killings, disasters and what not, not only in India but all over the world. Let us hope that nothing happens in December, so we can at least celebrate Christmas and New Year with the usual fervour.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Public or Government

After all the crisis that we the common citizens of this country are going through, i doubt if we really understand the real meaning of Government of the people, by the people and for the people. We make the leaders, send them to the parliament and they use public money for foreign trips, Z class security and what not. We have become so immune to this system that we are hardly affected by this daily rut of the government. Chalta hai.... attitude is one thing which we must keep in the back shelves from now on. Nothing goes on like this for long, and now we are facing the result. In the current happenings, has anyone heard of a single MP or MLA being killed or any of their relatives, its the common people who are getting massacred everyday all over the country. Biharis in Assam are killed in a daily basis, is the Assam Govt: or the centre doing anything at all about it. Where are the Human Rights guys now, who scream at the top of their voices if a criminal or a terrorist dies in custody, whatever be the reason for it. India is being made so soft by the leaders, of course... we the general people also have a role for the same, that any and sundry now targets this country and goes off with it. After the Mumbai attacks were over all were singing about the success of our defence operations, but is it really our victory. Few people held up the country's so called elite forces for more than 70 hours, killed 100's of innocent humans and wreaked havoc on the buildings, it is they who are successful, because they had achieved more than 100% of what they intended to do. Prime locations are guarded by a few policemen and the RPF personnel with .303 rifles, which we all had seen very clearly in the CST main gate CCTV.. thanks to the media, against the possibility of such attacks. So should all the blame go to the police force for not doing their duty. We blame at every opportunity we get to any one possible, politicians are now blaming each other. Leaders resign as soon as something happens, do we elect them so that they do nothing when there is peace and resign when the situation becomes demanding? Does their resignation bring back the dead or comfort the ones who lost their bread earners. This situation has become a total mess now, and i think it will take a long time to bring things back in track, but provided each and everyone of us start participating in every field and not leave everything to the whims of our RESPECTABLE leaders.

Books

ok.. can anyone intimate me on one book which is a must read for every book love. I am one, but when i enter a book shop i can never make up my mind on which one to read. Its very confusing.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Bomb Blast

There it goes again people. Another bomb blast in a train. This incident occured in a small town in Assam called Diphu. The blast happened in a local passenger train, killing 2 people on the spot and injuring many others. An indefinite BANDH called by the KNLF, an extremist organization in the hills of Karbi Anglong district in Assam, is being doubted behind this. So what to say, i've got no words, the situation is out of control in our country. I think now is the time for some drastic action, and not even a month back Guwahati torn apart by blasts. This government is absolutely lame and it should be dissolved immediately. Democracy is in danger, and what use is a democratic is peoples are dying like cats and dogs everywhere. This is an emergency situation and action should be taken accordingly, let the army be given full power for flushing the terrorists and neighbouring countries should be put on a very tight lease. Think... Think and action should be quick.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Space Spectacle

guys... this is a once in a blue moon occurence. Today i.e 1st december 2008 the moon and venus and jupiter are going to line up very near to each other. So in the night sky a illuminated crescent moon will be flanked by this 2 planets and will be very bright. So don't miss todays night sky

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Is this justified.

2 - 3 nos of terrorists holding out the mighty Indian army and navy for 60 hours. Would it had been the same in case of the US army or the US Marines. Politics will eat us up like termites and what ever remains will be feasted upon by the terrorists, if even now we fight in the name of religion, land, state, caste and vote banks.

is this real

Come on.. people. ok.. our NSG and MARCOS had doen a commendable job in Mumbai, but do you really think our defence infrastructure and strategies are upto the mark to tackle this kind of terrorism. They were not even sure whether the operations were over or not in Nariman House as wel as in the Taj