Thursday, 11 February 2016

Brave Heart: Hanumanthappa

Salute‬ to brave heart Lance Naik Hanumanthappa who lost his life today. He is struck down the ice and struggling from six days at -45 to 55 degree temperature of Siachin Glacier with his 9 other brave colleagues who lost their lives their lives there and fortunately one Jawan Hanumnthappa found alive. I got through some TV shots that from Mandir to Masjids, Churchs to Gurudwaras everywhere prayers started for the recovery of the brave soldier who is struggling between the battle of life and death but regrettably 'Jakhm aisa mila ki na Davaye kaam aayi na Duaaein'.
Proud that India has such brave hearts.
 

Pic Before one day of Hanumanthappa's Demise by sand artist Sudershan Patnaik

" तुम भूल न जाओ उनको
इस लिये कही ये कहानी
जो शहीद हुए हैं उनकी
ज़रा याद करो क़ुरबानी"

Wednesday, 3 February 2016

FARMERS PLIGHT Vs. CROP INSURANCE SCHEME


FARMERS PLIGHT Vs. CROP INSURANCE SCHEME

Details of New Crop Insurance Scheme
      On Sunday Prime Minister on his “Mann Ki Baat” series spoke about Govt’s newly launched ‘Crop Insurance’ scheme and hoping that 50 % farmers to join the scheme. The scheme is very crucial as the year 2015 was a drought-affected in almost many states of India. Due to drought the lives of our ‘अन्नदाता’ (farmers) has become miserable. There’s a huge burden of debts on their shoulder. When we read or hear the news of farmer-suicide it joggles us. Few days back when I visited my drought affected village I saw the pity condition of a farmers family that How crop loss and debt burden afflicts the life of farmers’ whole family.
Farmland
             The issue should not be treated as just farmers’ cause because it relates with every one of us. State Govt. and Corporate should also open their hearts and try to heal the wounds of drought affected peasants as much as they can.  There’s no doubt on our Prime Minister’s intention because he also believes that ‘अन्नदाता’ (farmers) are the strength and backbone of India. Hope the new crop insurance scheme would help to alleviate the plight of farmers.

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Sunday, 24 January 2016

Declassified: Netaji Files



Declassified: Netaji Files

On the 118th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Prime Minister Modi took a prudent and courageous step by declassifying 100 secret files comprising of 16,600 pages associated with Netaji.

Among those a file which is under uncertainty is of a union cabinet note which suggests that there is no scope of doubt that Netaji died in the air-crash on 18th Aug. 1945 at Taihoku. A letter is questionable in which Nehru described Netaji as 'War criminal' (as reported).
Old Newspaper Cut
            But whatever it’s a delighted moment that both Modi and Didi (Mamata Banerjee) have shown their statesmanship by declassifying the files because each and every page of the file is of great importance. The decision of declassifying 25 files every month is marvelous so that one can know many things about the great freedom fighter and his family.

Nehru's letter describing Netaji as war Criminal (as reported)

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Friday, 22 January 2016

To defeat terrorism, Pak needs to end extremism



To defeat terrorism, Pak needs to end extremism


Peshawar Attack
     On Wednesday, heavily armed Taliban Militants stormed the Bacha khan University in Pakistan’s Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province. Terrorists opened fire on students and teachers and killed around 21 people. 
           Though the Police have also gunned down the terrorists, but it doesn’t matter how many militants are killed on the battlefield, more will materialize in rapid succession. Pakistan needs to focus on killing-off the ideology which fuels them to do so. 
Protests at Kolkata
           Pakistan’s seriousness on terrorism was exposed earlier also when they misled India on arrest of Pathankot attack mastermind JeM chief Masood Azhar.  Before it’s too late Pakistan needs to end extremism to defeat the terrorism. 

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Monday, 18 January 2016

Let’s Start-Up India



Let’s Start-Up India

Start-Up India launched by PM Modi is going to help the new entrepreneurs who seeking to start their own work or business. Various startups like Ola, Paytm, Flipkart, Snapdeal are enough examples to attract the investors and new entrepreneurs. By giving tax exemption for 3 years & 10000 Crore mega fund would be a boon for those young minds who have various innovative ideas and wants to fuel them. 
                        Recently Japan’s Soft Bank CEO Masayoshi Son during his India visit reiterated Vivekanand’s lines that “21st century belongs to India”. This will certainly be possible only if we encourage the Youth and check the Brain-Drain. 

"Yes, we have million problems but at the same time we have over billion minds to solve them."

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