Monday, November 23, 2009
Cotton seed include in list of essential commodities
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Credit taking 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.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Headley and Rana, cashing in security loop holes
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.
Monday, August 17, 2009
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..
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.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Sivakasi cracker factory fire accident - Mr.K's action
 | Reporter: Hallo sir, What have you done for the sivakasi's Fire accident?? |
 | CM: Well we have cancelled the license of the factory. KTV will appreciate me for this statement and obviously Sun TV will also . so i am happy man .. |
| Reporter: sir than what else. | |
| | CM: well we will give a gold medal to the fire service people and also to our deputy chief minister for his service. |
| Reporter: Gold medal for Deputy chief minister, for what??? | |
 | CM: he is a deputy CM and future CM ( people will know this only if i offer such medal to him once in a while )and most important he bows in front of me and does most of my work so he well deserves a gold medal .. then i shall write poem and story to console the family of the (fire accident) victims. i shall tell the poem in KTV and write stories in  murasoli. don't miss it. ( oops i will get more revenue by ads during the TV show and also better circulation of news paper )well no more question i have a week meeting and pretty important too, i about the future plans. |
| Reporter: Meeting with opposition party or MLA or MP??? | |
 | CM: Ohh, you are asking too many questions.. Okay Keep it secret , it's my family meeting , regarding our wealth sharing . and power sharing .because i am getting old . okay take care of your family . see you later |
Sivakasi cracker factory fire accident
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
PM needs better preparation for meeting with Pak
Dear Mr. Prime minister , It's high time that you forget the victorious election 2009 and get going. It's was very shameful way to negotiate with our rivals, It seems that you have forgotten history, Pakistan never changed in passed few decades and they will continue to do what they are doing so why you have be flexible. at least from next meeting please prepare yourself better and negotiate better. remember that every word you speak is important and make sure that you communication is at its best so that no room for interpretation.
Ladies, concentrate on people welfare and not on person / political gains.
It is very ugly way of ladies fight in the center stage of politics. Is this all done for their own welfare or for peoples welfare, you know why they do it. Politicians spend crores of rupees during the election but why do they have to spend so much of money , too cover up the inefficient
governance during their period and after the election such dirty spats. were are we heading towards. It high time that we need a inspiring and people oriented leaders in our country. we cannot see such unacceptable behavior form so called politicians.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Monsoon delayed.
The monsoon is crucial to the farm business, the downside effect of its delay will be evident in the agricultural component of the GDP data.
Agricultural output typically represents less than 20% of the country's GDP compared with service-related sectors which account for more than 50%,
It is expected that monsoons will revive over the next five days in central India. However,
the government is not taking any chances and has asked the 10 worst affected states to come prepared with their contingency plans to Delhi.
Monsoon has also been delayed over Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and southern Madhya Pradesh and south Gujarat.
But the Met Department has been claiming that the monsoon current is strengthening especially over the western coast. According to the forecast, the north-western region is likely to get deficient rainfall while monsoon is expected to be below normal in the north-eastern and peninsular India. Central India, which is yet to receive rains, is likely to have a normal monsoon.
