This election has thrown many surprises and will be remembered for a long time for many reasons. It is a 3 way fight and all the three alliances are having a close fight. Many analysts say the result will give a hung parliament. However, one unique thing about this election is the shoe throwing incidents. We see a number of people throwing shoes at the leaders including the Prime Minister and the Leader of Opposition. Has it become a fashion to throw shoes at the leaders to show their protests? It all started with a Iraqi journalist throwing shoe at George Bush when he was given a farewell. This continued in
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Its Shoe's day out
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Chak de India...
The wait is finally over.
It would have been sweet had
As Dhoni wished, it is a great gift for the big 3.
Congrats team
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Yet another very good tool from google
http://www.google.co.in/intl/en/landing/loksabha2009/
Check out this link to know everything about election 2009 including, how the government has performed in the last 5 years in each state.
This is really a very good tool to choose the candidates before voting.
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Gandhigri
The one I am going to say here is the most revered principle of all time. It has changed many nations’ history. It had its birth in our very own land which was adopted by many. In fact it took me at least 3 to 4 years to fully realize the power of it. Yes, I am talking about none other than the Gandhigri.
Gandhigri is nothing but the principles of Mahatma Gandhi. I may not the best person to talk about it, but I feel it is my duty to spread the awareness about it. To be frank, few years back I never believed in Gandhigri, but few articles, books and of course movies changed my perception. Now I somehow believe that, it is the most powerful weapon to fight against injustice.
The most important aspect of Gandhigri is Ahimsa i.e. non-violence and peace. People may argue that it is not possible to follow non-violence in the current scenario when the world is facing threats from enemies and terrorists. Yes, I do accept it but it is not impossible to make them realize about it, may be not the terrorists but at least the enemies.
Ok let me explain with an example.
Let us take the case of LTTE –
I am not asking you to show your other chin when you get slapped, but at least try not to hit back. If you hit back, the ultimate result is enmity between the two, but if you don’t there are possibilities of friendship between the two and who knows it could be the turning point of your life. One should give the other person a chance to realize their mistake. The Indian law says that every person who has been charged should be given a chance to defend him or her and the greatest example is the appointment of a lawyer to Ajmal Kasab. I am not trying to defend his actions, but he should be given a chance to realize his mistakes so that he doesn’t repeat it again. It may sound difficult to digest given the fact that so many people died, but by hanging him it will only increase the anger of terrorists rather than subside.
I would love to quote Barrack Obama here who in his reply to John McCain regarding Al-Qeda in
“…..I have news for Mr.McCain as well. There was no such thing called Al-Qeda in
By invading
One voice changed
I am sure, when one voice can change a nation, one billion voices can certainly change the world. Hope to see a peaceful world at least before my death.
Last but not the least, I would like to quote Superstar as well.
“Anger is the cause of everything, one should know how to control it otherwise life will be miserable”