IPL and the Home minister

The home minister in a TV interview has expressed that he is disappointed by the IPL decision of not picking up the Pakistani players. It’s definitely an unwelcome statement from Home minister because he very well knows that the security issue is big threat to the IPL franchisee’s business more over its the freedom of the IPL to choose a safer option rather than a contingent threat option. It’s the duty of the Home minister to respect their decision. Though his stands on the terrorism from Pakistan is apt for the current situation.

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Andhra Pradesh a Mismanaged state

Andhra Pradesh is the best example of how bad the congress government is handling some of the very sensitive issue in a very un professional manner. The political party to tap the vote bank make tall promise and at the end they fall pray to it. Congress government is no longer fit to govern this state as they cannot manage some of the most critical cases. The governments stand on Pakistan is also very soft and this perhaps encourage terrorist to freely spent their vacation in India planning the next attach.

Who knows while i am writing this post on my blog there could be terrorist freely roaming in India to decide the location for the next attack. The state of Indian security is so bad that even a boat is enough to stage a very big attach on most populated metropolitan city of the country. what more to say it we the citizen to take care of the our security, government will take care of the security of the politicians.

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Marathi speakers qualify to become a taxi driver

This move from the Maharashtra government to implement the rule of essential knowledge both to read and write in Marathi for Mumbai Taxi drivers shows the stand on the congress government and position on such regional politics. It has been an very upsetting tenure of congress government in India. I personally feel unsecured in this country because of the way they conduct their foreign policies and the domestic crisis. The head of the government may be a strong economist but this does not solve the security concerns of our country.This is one of the very stupid idea in every angle one can see it. It is an insult to Marathi itself because this rule is applicable to taxi driver and not others than mean many would their people to become a low level employees, If the government would have come up with an idea of bring up this rule in the higher posts of government than one can certainly say it as up lifting of Marathi community  but this not the case here.

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Pakistan’s position on IPL

IPL is promoted by BCCI and the franchisee buy the players, Indian government nor BCCI can play a foul game in picking up the player and more over its the right for every owner at the IPL to pick the player that they want. nobody could stop the the franchisee from picking up the players that they want. It’s after all a Business for them. There is no obligation for IPL to pick a Pakistani players. If the a person cannot understand this basis concept then it’s pure madness and no other words to describe it.

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Climate change – part I

We are like a child shying away from the reality, we in fact will leave a worst example and place for the future generation to live with. why is that very few are worried about this issue. The government are interested  knowing what other are willing to do rather than what they can do. The state governments in India can play a critical role and also corporate world. It’s Important that we as a responsible citizen start to take little action that would help at least in the smallest way to help to reduce the climatic change and it’s very important that we educate the younger generation for the need to make a better living practice so that they can avoid the usage of products that help in global warming.

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FMCG – Long term investment Idea

We find that below equity would do well in future for a long term holding,

 
1. Colgate – Buy level – 685 Rs Target : 750

2. Jyothy labs – Buy level any where below 164.Rs target: 190 rs

3. Nirma – Buy level :180 rs  target: 210

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Cotton seed include in list of essential commodities

Re-inclusion of Cotton Seed as Essential Commodity under the Essential Commodities Act, 1955The Cabinet today gave its approval for re-inclusion of Cotton Seed as an essential commodity for a period of six months under the Essential Commodities Act, 1955 by amending the Schedule to the Essential Commodities Act, 1955 or till the Seed Bill is passed by the Parliament, whichever is earlier. After Cotton Seed is re-included as an essential commodity under the EC Act, the Government would be empowered to regulate production, quality, distribution etc. of Cotton Seed and to curb the sale and spread of spurious Cotton Seed, quality, production, distribution, etc. aspects of cotton seed will be subject to regulation under Seed Control Order 1983 thereby ensuring quality of seed particularly private hybrids of cotton/Bt.Cotton Seeds increasing the productivity and production. Cotton seed was deleted from the list of essential commodities when the ECA was amended in 2007. As and when the Seeds Bill is passed by Parliament, Cotton seeds would be regulated under this new regulation. Thereafter the notification of cotton seeds under the EC Act would be withdrawn.

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Credit taking politics

whether it’s state or central government, they are more concerned about the siblings getting credits, In tamilnadu it’s Stalin who given credit all the time as if other are doing nothing, the sign of dirty politics and now Great Nehru's grandson Rahul Gandhi wants the credit… why such a dirty politics. The worst part is that we the people of India living in a democratic country is least bothered about these things. We are responsible for such this if we keep quite and what these non sense politics.

If we compare of great leader of tamilnadu such as Kamarajar, P.Kakkan, to that of present leader, current leaders well score than –100 marks, I just want to say our system is so corrupt like 50 year old drainage which needs a extra ordinary efforts to correct them.

Remember we need to leave for our next generation a better environment to live in. if we are a selfish like we are now, our next generation will suffer the most. Great leader of the past has give us a free country and a worthy natural resources, we hold responsible for preserving them for the next generation.

detailed sugarcane story....

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Headley and Rana, cashing in security loop holes

It's a biggest failure of Intelligent failure in our country and this is also a sign of how corrupt bureaucrats and politician can make our country a unsafe place for it’s citizen.

The funniest part is that UP government denies his stay at lucknow.

The amount measure that the government has take after the 26/11 attacks are so little that it’s cannot fore seen the loop hole and adverse situation hence lack action. we need committed and mentally strong government to take care of the our country’s security.

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Pakistani's interested in splitting up India in line with Chinese plan..

The below news is published by associated press of pakistan.. Is this the way pakistan will continue and India will offer peace process to such countries..

India should wake up from it's long sleep and plan our neighbours..

Original news

LONDON, Aug 17 (APP)-The UK-based Sikh Diaspora marked India's Independence Day by organising  a major demonstration before the country's diplomatic mission in support of their rights.

They joined Kashmiris in highlighting their plight and sought the right to self-determination as enshrined in international law.

The Sikh leaders termed India as 'Hindutva oriented state' which has been put on a US Congress watch list for violent suppression of religious minorities.

Massive and systematic human rights abuses in Indian  Punjab and Kashmir, which together have resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths, were condemned by leaders of both communities who called for Indian political and security officials to be brought to justice by UN established international courts.

The Federation of Sikh Organisations, UK organised the rally. Leading Kashmiris and Sikhs spoke in unison, not only in favour of freedom but also in opposing India's claim to a seat in the UN Security Council.  They pointed out the naivety and irresponsibility of allowing what they called a serial violator of international law and human rights in to one of the ultimate law enforcing world bodies.

Amrik Singh Sahota, President, Council of Khalistan, referred to the recent panic in the Indian media over a paper produced by a leading Chinese Foreign Policy think tank which proposed the dismemberment of the artificial Indian state in to nation states which would produce stability and prosperity to the region. He said it was ironic that India, on its independence day, was having to reflect on that inevitable outcome.     Mohammad Ghalib, President, Tehreek-e- Kashmir, said it was better that India recognised that the aspiration for freedom could not be indefinitely suppressed and it should peacefully and voluntarily come to the negotiating table so that the process could be undertaken in an orderly fashion in accordance with the democratic wishes of the affected peoples.

Sikh leaders also attended a roundtable conference organised by the World Kashmir Freedom Movement which condemned India's attempts to create a divide between the two aspirant nations.

It may be recalled that Indian security forces carried out the cold blooded killing of 38 Sikhs in Chattisingpura in Kashmir in March 2000 during the visit of then US President Bill Clinton, but blamed Kashmiris for the atrocity.   Clinton himself later clearly identified 'Hindu militants' as the culprits.

Sikh and Kashmiri leaders affirmed their solidarity and pledged to continue working together, both in their homelands and internationally, to secure justice and freedom.

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