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My love my country!

I miss my country, my city and everything about home as I am in Switzerland where things run like clockwork(swiss watches!), nature, life is valued; if a car touches u when u r crossing the road u can sue the car owner and get minimum compensation of around 30,000 Swiss francs. Here the trains, buses, shops and everything is precise on time. Time is money and the people and government know that. The government back home does nothin, just money one everyones mind. People are loosing lives like leaves on a tree, but who cares! However it is but its still my home.

I say I love my country, some of the people but I absolutely hate the government, any government!

My love my country!

I miss my country, my city and everything about home as I am in Switzerland where things run like clockwork(swiss watches!), nature, life is valued; if a car touches u when u r crossing the road u can sue the car owner and get minimum compensation of around 30,000 Swiss francs. Here the trains, buses, shops and everything is precise on time. Time is money and the people and government know that. The government back home does nothin, just money one everyones mind. People are loosing lives like leaves on a tree, but who cares! However it is but its still my home.

I say I love my country, some of the people but I absolutely hate the government, any government!

CDC - Avian Influenza (Flu) | Questions and Answers About Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) and Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Virus

People, in India esp. around and in the state of Maharashtra, the avian(bird) flu has hit this area. do take the necesary precautions and do visit the following link, pass on the info or any other if u come across.

CDC - Avian Influenza (Flu) | Questions and Answers About Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) and Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Virus

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Ganguly is no GOD of the Game? Nor he is greater that his country??

The recent exclusion of ‘Maharaj’ from the Indian cricket team is getting too much attention. He is not a permanent member of the team nor does he owns the team. Many good players have been previously excluded from the team, it was not hyped this much. Firstly, when Ganguly was just asked to step down from captainship he should have accepted it gracefully. It was just his captainship and not his place in the team. Ganguly’s own stupidity and his statements have caused him his place from the team now. Why is the coach there for? Do the players know everything about the game? If yes then there is no need to appoint a coach when his decisions are not going to be respected at all. If at that time, he had just stepped down and proven his worth by playing the game and not by taking the whole matter into the press, which eventually was and is presently hyped beyond comparison. Well I would just like to ask the press/media, what do you people try to achieve by giving so much coverage to these insignificant things and make a huge issue out of it? You have enough guts to publish the frauds, misdoings of big people and the problems common taxpaying citizens are suffering from. Will that be a major loss for your paper or channel if you cover them till they are solved?

Anyway, one should always remember that no player is above the game or the team. Our National team for instance. Many people in this case think the opposite. I think Ganguly does too. Where is the spirit of the game? Where is the honor of playing for the country?

Also, cricket not everything. There is more to life (and sports) than cricket, movies and politics in India. What about other sports like Hockey(our national sport in which we are not good at all), football, rugby, swimming and more? Shouldn’t we worry about the fact that a country having a population of nearly 2 billion could not produce many Olympic or Asian games medalists or any record holders or excellent athletes in any sport since Independence? It should be shameful that less populated countries and those having very poor sports infrastructure are producing world-class athletes.

Lastly, BCCI is not a government-controlled organization. Therefore, technically the government should not interfere with it. Then how and why this issue was taken up in Parliament, when the whole country is suffering from many problems way worse than cricket. Instead of tackling problems and finding solutions to those like terrorism, inflation, etc. and locally bad roads and traffic, electricty shortage, pollution and many more. Well no importanc eis given to these problems and on the other hand too much importance is given to Big B's hospitalisation, Ganguly's selection, and many such petty problems. This shows how lame and hopeless the whole system is.

Again coming to the old point, where are our good roads which were ‘promised before Diwali’? Our MP says it will take 3 more years for proper roads. As the roads are just being patched up as of now, get ready for the same problems during the rains next year.

There are many more ‘basic’ problems to look into and write/show about. Isn’t that important?

Where is the press/media hype now?

Renaming of Lohegaon Airport(Air Force Base), Pune

Recently our MP (who never seems to be in the city or concerned about the city's problems actually) suddenly surfaces and comes up with an announcement that the Lohegaon Airport be renamed after Chhatrapati Shahu (of Kolhapur). Even the Minister for Civil Aviation has agreed. Some other groups are turning up, suggesting to rename the airport after Mahatma Phule or the Peshwas, Saint Dyaneshwar or Tukaram, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, etc. How many people know our history? The names of these great people are just used, as we all know who benefits from them. How many people actually respect their ideologies and go by it or preach it? No one actually does. This is an insult to their names and their work.

In addition, why most of the things in India should be named after politicians or people related to politics. Is it a rule or what? The politicians are or were not the only ones present in the country. There are many great people in various fields and have done much greater work than the politicians have. As for Pune, it has a large number of great personalities not related to politics, after whom the airport can be renamed like P.L. Deshpande, Shantanurao Kirloskar, Dr. B.V. Rao, R.G Bhandarkar, and many more.

Well the debate should stop. Why don't we keep the name of the airport as it is or as far name it ‘Pune International Airport’? Who in the world is going to remember where 'Chhatrapati Shahu International Airport' is apart from us? Where as ‘Pune International Airport’ will be instantly recognized by anyone. Pune is well known all over the world, let us keep the identity of our city intact. We, the citizens of Pune, should decide not the politicians.

(Originally published in the Maharashtra Herald, on Sunday 27th November 2005.)

Daily Herald : Passage from India--Another of Gopal Godse's interview.

Well I came across this story originally published in the USA, in the Daily Herald,USA. What do u say! Comment!!!

Daily Herald : Passage from India

India is progressing…but going nowhere

India, the world’s largest democracy, a so called ‘secular’ republic, land for all seasons and the land where, if anyone has a good amount of money, can get away with anything. Well it brings us back to the same intriguing question. Why is India the way it is? The government claims India is progressing and moving ahead. That is nice. The question is in which direction are we going exactly? Are we really on the move? I don’t think so. It’s like an illusion created by the government, an illusion that India is progressing. Well when things are bound to happen, they happen. That is not termed as progress or taken credit for. Well in general, it is but look at the grass-root level. Forget that, just look at the ordinary people and you will know.

So many factors affect them. We can write all of them down, but in fact, the list is never-ending. Moreover, they are all connected and affect each other. It’s puzzling.

Castes and the reservation saga: Part 1.

India has a rich history. In the olden days, there were castes and all that stuff. No one knows exactly how the people were treated. Still all managed to co-exist. Every literate person knows that causing rift among the castes, religions, etc. was a plan of the British people, a part of their ‘Divide and Rule’ policy. They were successful and the rest is history. IT IS HISTORY. So why do people (politicians and their goons especially) still follow it now? Why discriminate between the people now? It was the idea of a person who was the Chairman of the committee, which was writing our Constitution. Just to give the lower castes a better chance in the newly born free India, the clause of giving those benefits and reservations made its way into practice. This was to continue for the next 15 years and should have been stopped much earlier thanks to our power and vote thirsty politicians.
Nowadays people are treated equally nearly everywhere except in few parts of the country, where mostly illiteracy prevails. They are also termed as ‘minority’ some times. For such a small thing, why should most of the population (open or higher castes) suffer? Why do these people need reservations in every aspect of their lives? Sadly, their numbers are rising. In addition, the government nourishes them as their illiterate vote-bank. Even their festivals and birthday celebrations of their leader are financed entirely by the government. Well actually from our own pockets.

Now the thing is, the number of people (minority) benefiting from these reservations and in turn helping the country in any way possible, is very low. For example, consider the caste and women (minority?), handicap, military, etc. reservations in education. So many seats in colleges are reserved for the minority, that for the open category, very few seats are left. This turns the open category into the minority, so shouldn’t they have some kind of reservation. That’s the case nearly everywhere now. Recently the chief of the RSS said that we should give birth to three children instead of two to avoid being a minority religion/caste in the future.

When will the politicians and other decision-making people understand that everyone should be given equal opportunity regardless of his or her castes, religion, etc? Well as per the constitution, every citizen has the right to learn or educate him/her self. It does not say that only the people from the higher castes have the right to learn or anything about the reservations. Any person well qualified or qualified, willing should learn. Here their origins, religions or castes should not interfere in providing education. No quotas should be given and the admissions should be made on ‘merit’ alone irrespective of other factors. Except for the handicaps. Equal opportunity. This is what I think. Leaving out the very poor people, everyone can afford basic education. Govt. schools and programs are the solution. Basic education also helps a lot.

Well even if the reservations are claimed, they are of no use. How many brilliant minds do these reservations create? I mean how many of those people really want to learn. I’m not singling out anyone, please. How many actually complete their education and start working in good jobs? How many of the reserved category people work in high power jobs? If you know the answers please do tell me. The only thing it does is, it keeps away persons who really want to learn (from both categories), who are genuinely brilliant and can really do good for the country or in their respective chosen fields. In addition, many from the open (higher) castes are deprived of proper education. Now many people who do get education from the reserved category do not have the willingness to work. They are so used to getting these kinds of benefits because of their castes and stuff, that no one really wants to work properly. Everything for them becomes easy and they want all the good things in life, easily. As no one is wiling to do their jobs; bribery and other related offences make their entry thus screwing up all the things related. As for the others, they really go ahead in everything and succeed.

Coincidently the case is that where lower not proper where higher somewhat proper. Don’t you think that’s the case. For example: Consider the State Power Board, the PMC you know what you will find where as consider organizations like Bank of Maharashtra or Air India, JNPT to name a few and see for yourself how they are functioning.

More on this and other issues in the next part.