Democracy Martyred in Pakistan
After the killing of Pakistani leader Benezir Bhutto, she was venerated as democracies martyr. But her will has martyred democracy itself. It is sad that in the Indian subcontinent political leadership has been taken as dynastic right to rule the nation. It is true about Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, as it is about Bhutto's in Pakistan, and there will be no different approach in Bangladesh or Nepal which is struggling for the democracy.
In India, we have hope at least in some opposition parties like BJP and Communists, but more or less all the parties play the same game of dynastic rules. Whether it is Mulayam Singh of Samajwadi party or Laloo of RJD. Even the small parties which has presence in states and limited to the states trade the same path. Take the example of Shivsena where Thakare's or in NCP the Pawar's and Sule's favor dynastic fashion of democracy(?). In south India, Karnataka's Janta Dal (S) of Devegauda belongs to his son Kumaraswami. Tamilnadu's DMK fights within the family for reins.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Monday, December 24, 2007
Modi wins Gujarat again
'Jitega Gujarat' was the slogan for Gujarat elections by BJP, and indeed Gujarat wins. There wasn't any opposition to BJP and Modi in Gujarat. As usual congress played minority politics and demography doesn't support it when hindus get united and unfortunately for the congress that rare thing happened again in Gujarat.
Despite modi haters from BJP itself, M/s. Keshubhai and Suresh Mehta couldn't do any damage to BJP votebank in Gujarat. The efforts taken by Tehelka to blame Modi for the riots post Godhra in fact helped him win many votes. So sad for the english media, professed by JNU commie generation which used every way including influencing analysis of exit polls, to get some psychological relief of beating an unbeatable foo.
What these people will learn from this? nothing. Because their minds are closed. They don't understand the real issues and are living in utopia of secularism.
'Jitega Gujarat' was the slogan for Gujarat elections by BJP, and indeed Gujarat wins. There wasn't any opposition to BJP and Modi in Gujarat. As usual congress played minority politics and demography doesn't support it when hindus get united and unfortunately for the congress that rare thing happened again in Gujarat.
Despite modi haters from BJP itself, M/s. Keshubhai and Suresh Mehta couldn't do any damage to BJP votebank in Gujarat. The efforts taken by Tehelka to blame Modi for the riots post Godhra in fact helped him win many votes. So sad for the english media, professed by JNU commie generation which used every way including influencing analysis of exit polls, to get some psychological relief of beating an unbeatable foo.
What these people will learn from this? nothing. Because their minds are closed. They don't understand the real issues and are living in utopia of secularism.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Pravin Mahajan get life sentence
Law has taken its course and in due course it will take its turns also, as supreme court is the destination for all rich and frivolous. But for the moment Pravin Mahajan, the killer brother of Late Promod Mahajan has got life sentence for killing his own brother.
It will be difficult to understand why he had killed his own brother who was like father figure to him over the years. All that he had was given by Pramod, and he would have certainly benefited from Pramod's successfull political career. If the logic doesn't work here then Pravin has some psychological problems.
Let's see something gets revealed in due course of time.
Law has taken its course and in due course it will take its turns also, as supreme court is the destination for all rich and frivolous. But for the moment Pravin Mahajan, the killer brother of Late Promod Mahajan has got life sentence for killing his own brother.
It will be difficult to understand why he had killed his own brother who was like father figure to him over the years. All that he had was given by Pramod, and he would have certainly benefited from Pramod's successfull political career. If the logic doesn't work here then Pravin has some psychological problems.
Let's see something gets revealed in due course of time.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Mahabus by MSRTC
Those who are familiar with red-yellow buses plying in nook and corners of Maharashtra will be surprised to see this new bus. So far the luxury for state owned carrier was age old white-blue Asiad buses named as they were official carriers for the Asiad event in 1982. In between they started Volvo services on Mumbai-Pune and Mumbai-Hyderabad routes but they were limited and unknown to rest of Maharashtra.
Now as part of restructuring propelled by thinning crowd in MSRTC buses, a new initiative branded Mahabus is taken, and Chinese made KingLong buses are acquired to enhance comfort and luxury in affordable prices with Mahabus.
The Kinglong buses pictured at left will venture on Mumbai-Goa route from this decemeber, they are already plying on Mumbai-Pune route.
More details and time table for mumbai-pune service is available on MSRTC's newly launched website here at http://msrtc.maharashtra.gov.in/mahabus.html
Those who are familiar with red-yellow buses plying in nook and corners of Maharashtra will be surprised to see this new bus. So far the luxury for state owned carrier was age old white-blue Asiad buses named as they were official carriers for the Asiad event in 1982. In between they started Volvo services on Mumbai-Pune and Mumbai-Hyderabad routes but they were limited and unknown to rest of Maharashtra.
Now as part of restructuring propelled by thinning crowd in MSRTC buses, a new initiative branded Mahabus is taken, and Chinese made KingLong buses are acquired to enhance comfort and luxury in affordable prices with Mahabus.
The Kinglong buses pictured at left will venture on Mumbai-Goa route from this decemeber, they are already plying on Mumbai-Pune route.More details and time table for mumbai-pune service is available on MSRTC's newly launched website here at http://msrtc.maharashtra.gov.in/mahabus.html
Friday, December 07, 2007
TATA 1 lakh rupee car how does it looks?
If you are desperate to have a look at it see this picture, published in overdrive sometime back. Looks like a proper hatchback for 1 Lakh rupee car.
The car, the prototype of which is ready at the Pune plant, is a four-seater with a 630 cc, four-stroke, two-cylinder rear engine and is scheduled for roll out from the Singur plant in West Bengal in 2008. Both petrol and diesel variants are on the cards with a one-year phase out for the latter. Fuel efficiency of petrol engine is touted to be in the range of 26-30KMPL.
If you are desperate to have a look at it see this picture, published in overdrive sometime back. Looks like a proper hatchback for 1 Lakh rupee car.
The car, the prototype of which is ready at the Pune plant, is a four-seater with a 630 cc, four-stroke, two-cylinder rear engine and is scheduled for roll out from the Singur plant in West Bengal in 2008. Both petrol and diesel variants are on the cards with a one-year phase out for the latter. Fuel efficiency of petrol engine is touted to be in the range of 26-30KMPL.
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