Swami Lakshmananda Murder- Media Bias, As Usual

26/08/2008 19:35:23

Cause & effect

News Today Editorial

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Almost every media house has reported the alleged burning of a 'Christian nun' in a 'orphanage' in Bargah district of Orissa, by VHP cadres, in its front page and prime time. But when Christian terrorists barged into Swami Laksmnananda Saraswathi's Ashram on Krishna Jayanthi Day and murdered him along with five disciples, the electronic media chose to ignore it and the print media reported the incident as yet another crime story tucked in some obscure corner.

The VHP and BJP have observed a bandh against the dastardly killing of the Swamiji and his disciples on Krishna Jayanthi day and during the bandh they have resorted to arson in order to register their anger and protests against the unending menace of evangelisation and Christian terrorism.



It may be recalled that the Kandhamal district of Orissa experienced heavy communal riots between converted Christians and Hindu Tribals in December 2007. Even then an attempt was made on the life of 90 years old Swami Lakshmanananda Saraswathi and in his forty years of yeomen service to the tribals of Orissa, Christian militants have attempted to liquidate him more than half a dozen times and finally they have succeeded on Friday. Though the Churches and the 'secular' media try to brand the killers as Maoists, the arrest of Pradesh Kumar Das an employee of 'World Vision' and two Christian Militants Vikram Digal and William Digal have established the unholy nexus between Missionaries and Maoists and that they are together in persecuting Hindu organisations, which render social services in the tribal villages.



The presence of VHP and RSS is an obstacle for the Churches to carry out their mission of 'harvesting of souls' and hence they take the help of Maoists to unleash terror on the Hindu activists like Swamiji. Maoists, who are always in need of money to buy arms and ammunitions, find the missionaries and churches as source of funds and that is how the Hindus become a common enemy for both the Church and Maoists. The nexus between the Missionaries and Naxals is not new to India, as it has witnessed enough in the 'Northeast', which has become totally 'Christian' in just fifty years with no end to insurgency.



Coming back to Orissa during last year's riots, even the National Commission for Minorities reported that 'Hindu fundamentalists' have persecuted Christians, without even visiting the riot hit areas of Kandhamal district. Unfortunately the NCM has also been irresponsible like the mainstream media in giving one-sided reports, which added fuel to the fire, resulting in unfortunate violence and destruction.



The government has a huge responsibility in identifying the root cause of the problem, which has been occurring perennially through out the country. The various Commissions of enquiries over the years have clearly established that the conversion activities of the Churches and missionaries have been at the core of the problem. Justice Niyogi Commission constituted by the Madhya Pradesh government in 1956 has reported after extensive inquiries that the missionary activities in and around the tribal areas are blatantly coercive and illegal causing immense damage to the secular fabric of the society and recommended the enacting of a suitable Anti-conversion Law. The Madhya Pradesh government could not promulgate a law banning conversions due to the interference of the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who was known for his minority appeasements. But later in 1968 the Congress government formulated an Anti-conversion Law in Madhya Pradesh only after the Orissa Congress government passed a law in 1967.



Similarly, the Justice Venugopal commission constituted by the Late MGR government in the wake of the Mandakaadu riots in Kanyakumari district, has also come out with the similar kind of findings in 1984 and clearly established that the root cause of the riots as evangelisation and recommended for an anti-conversion law. MGR's attempt to bring one such law was curtailed by the then Congress government at the centre. Likewise, the Justice Wadhwa Commission, which probed the Father Stain's killing, also came out with identical findings along with severe indictment of the media, which indulged in false reporting.



The western media and the Indian mainstream media do not seem to have even an iota of responsibility, as evidenced by their biased and one-sided vituperative reporting in the present case too. The Indian Constitution ensures 'freedom of religion' subject to public order, morality and health. As long as the Churches restrict themselves to practicing, things will be fine, but the moment they resort to conversions showing scant regards to Constitution and the law of the land, they have to face the consequences. The government must also screen the foreign mercenaries and missionaries, their source of funds and other activities, which they do in the guise of education and health care and take appropriate actions against such fraudulent organisations. The media must ensure responsible reporting with the realisation that their misplaced sympathy is the second cause of the problem.

Fourteenth Hindu Sangathan Divas (Hindu Unity Day) Report

26/08/2008 19:30:22 Narain Kataria
source:haindavakeralam

The Hindu Temple Society of North America, The Indian American Intellectuals Forum (“Forum”) and several other Hindu organizations joined hands to celebrate with pomp, pageantry and enthusiasm the Fourteenth Hindu Sangathan Divas (Hindu Unity Day) on August 10, 2008 at Hindu Temple Auditorium in Flushing, New York.

The upscale auditorium was packed to capacity, including the balcony. Inside, there were more than 1000 Hindus present. Putting aside their caste, creed, color, nationality, the Hindus from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Guyana, Trinidad and many other countries, participated in the most unique event of the times – the Hindu Unity Day – with a lot of energy, enthusiasm, zeal and gusto. The assertion of the newly born Hindu pride and confidence had to be seen to be believed.

The high-profile dignitaries, who addressed the huge audience were: Dr. Subramanian Swamy, the Chief Guest and President of Janata Party in India and the former Law Minister; Sardar Joginder Singh, the Keynote Speaker and former Chief of India’s Central Bureau of Intelligence; Rajeev Malhotra, the Founder of Infinity Foundation and a philanthropist; Sri Nithya Bhaktananda Swamy, the very successful business professional turned spiritual master, and Dr. Uma Mysorekar, the President of Hindu Temple Society of North America.

The fact that the event evoked so much of interest and involvement of so many Hindus from the tri-state area, and elsewhere, demolished the frequently propounded theory by the prophets of doom, and exploded their much-hyped myth that the Hindus simply cannot work in unison.

The Hindu public and the assembled leaders deliberated over the serious problems of the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, the terrorist bomb blasts in mega Indian cities such as Bangaluru, Jaipur and Ahmedabad, the forcible conversion of Hindus to other religions, the acquisition of Hindu temple lands by governments in India, the return of 100 acre land back to the Amarnath Shrine, widespread terrorism and rampant corruption in governmental agencies. Numerous resolutions were proposed and were passed unanimously by voice vote, and are attached herewith.

In his hard-hitting speech supported by facts, Dr. Subramanian Swamy stated that the anti-Hindu focus of the present UPA government in India has become abundantly obvious, especially in the case of Sethusamudram Ship Channel Project that was supposedly needed to accomplish certain maritime objectives. Here, all along, the government was insisting to follow one particular route that required destroying the historical Rama Setu, the ancient bridge built by the army of Rama in order to reach the island of Lanka.

That was despite the fact that there are five other alternative routes available to accomplish what was needed. Yet, the government was hell-bent on breaking the Rama Setu and hurting the sentiments of nine hundred fifty million Hindus. “Why?” Dr. Swamy asked. “Is that because Karunanidhi (Tamil Nadu Chief Minister) and Sonia (Congress Party Chairperson) hate the Hinduism?”

For the first time since 1947, Hindus have won a court case for Hinduism, by having the Supreme Court direct the national government look for another route because, as the Judges observed, "Where the faith is hurt, development project has to give way." Now the government is exploring an alternative route, which was Dr. Swamy's demand in his Writ Petition, to begin with.

Dr. Swamy argued that the terrorists have political objectives that we can act to nullify. For example, he cited the fact that terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir have killed the Hindu Pandits and driven out 375,000 Hindus to create a Caliphate there. "Retaliate," he thundered, "by sending one million ex-servicemen to settle in the Valley for good. Give them the necessary weapons to defend themselves and also an amount of Rs. 5 lakh each to build their homes."

Furthermore, Dr. Swamy said, “If the terrorists bomb our temples, then send the army to take over the Mosque built on the Kashi-Vishwanath temple, and restore the entire area to Lord Shiva." “If the Bangladeshis infiltrate into India as they have,” Dr. Swamy pointed out, “then demand the territory from Bangladesh.” "Let us send a column of Indian army from Khulna to Sylhet in Bangladesh and annex the top one-third of that nation as the compensation," he said.

The jam-packed auditorium roared with approval at every punch line and gave Dr. Swamy a standing ovation for five minutes when he finally finished his talk.

Speaking on the menace of terrorism, former CBI chief Sardar Joginder Singh said, “Nowhere in the world was the problem of terrorism ever tackled through talks with the terrorists.” Quoting Gulam Nabi Azad, a Congress veteran leader and an ex-Chief Minister of the State of Jammu and Kashmir, Sardar Joginder Singh said, “He (Azad) had once said that ‘bullet-for-bullet’ was the only way to solve the problem of terrorism. You have to kill the terrorists or else they will kill you.”

“Thousands of innocent people have been killed in India due to terrorism,” lamented Joginder Singh, “We should follow the Israeli model to handle terrorism. In Israel, citizens have been trained to be vigilant about the suspicious activities of anti-national elements. Hence, it is the duty of government to encourage citizens to cooperate with it. At the same time, it is the responsibility of every citizen to cooperate with security agencies in capturing terrorists.

Rajeev Malhotra, a highly acclaimed intellectual and a philanthropist, was honored at the Unity event for his exceptional services to the Hindu society. Mr. Malhotra emphasized the importance of maintaining our Hindu identity.

Sri Nitya Bhaktananda Swamy said that Hinduism believes in giving, loving, sharing and caring. Temples play very important role in uniting the Hindu people. Scriptures, Guru-shishya tradition, temples and society are the four pillars of Hindu Dharma.

Dr. Uma Mysorekar said, “It was wrong to say that Hinduism is merely a way of life. Hinduism is a full-fledged religion and has its own scriptures, methodology and identity.”

Earlier in the event, Indira Narasimharajan welcomed the audience. Narain Kataria, the President of Intellectual Forum, while welcoming Sardar Joginder Singh, said that Hindus and Sikhs have suffered immensely at the hands of invaders while they have also rejoiced together. Hindus consider Sikhs as their blood brothers. The system of “Roti” and “Beti” is still prevalent between the Sikhs and Hindus in Punjab. Guru Arjun Dev, Guru Teg Bahadur and Guru Gobind Singh and his four sons sacrificed their lives for the protection of Hindu Dharma. Contributions of Sikhs in the struggle for India’s freedom are unparalleled in the annals of history.

Arish Sahani, the Vice President of the Forum proposed a vote of thanks and Rene Lobo, a distinguished journalist, Director of Community News at television channel ITV and a budding politician emceed the event.



14th HINDU SANGATHAN DIVAS

RESOLUTION PASSED

We believe that under the present conditions, the future of Hindus is in peril and the survival of India is in danger. To avert this calamity, we strongly urge the Government of India to initiate a process to implement the following resolutions:



1. Abrogate the Article 30 of Indian Constitution because it is discriminatory against majority community (Hindus). It allows state and federal funding to minority institutions, including Madrasas that have become the breeding ground for Islamic terrorism.

2. Implement Uniform Civil Code (Article 44).

3. Repeal Article 370 of India’s Constitution in order to fully integrate Jammu & Kashmir with the rest of India.

4. Expel all illegal infiltrators and set-up stringent conditions to prevent any further infiltration from Bangladesh, Pakistan etc.

5. Free all Hindu temples from the Government control.

6. Ban cow slaughter throughout India.

7. Build Ramjnmabhoomi Temple at Ayodhya (India) by passing a law in the Parliament.

8. Restore the land allotment to the Board of Amarnath Shrine in Jammu.

9. No reservations of any kind on the basis of religion.

10. All citizens must be treated equally; there must be no appeasement and no discrimination.

11. Hindus should establish one billion dollar strong “Hindu Support Fund” to take care of Hindus suffering from the terrorism.

12. In order to bring the Hindus of the world on one platform, Hindu leaders should agree to observe one day in a year, preferably the Guru Purnima Day, as the “International Hindu Unity Day.”

SIMI's secular admirers

source:daily pioneer

S Gurumurthy

They will do anything to further their vote-bank politics

A few publicly known facts expose the state of the debate on Islamist terror. After the blast in Ahmedabad, the Gujarat Police kept uncovering, defusing dozens of live bombs in Surat that fortunately did not explode. Even as the recovery of such bombs was being telecast live on TV channels on August 5, a Delhi court lifted the ban on SIMI, faulting the UPA Government for providing "no fresh evidence" to continue the ban.




The real story followed after this. Mr Mulayam Singh Yadav and Mr Lalu Prasad Yadav, the two crutches of the UPA, welcomed the lifting of the ban, saying that the ban itself was wrong in the first place. Congress spokesperson Shakeel Ahmed said the court decision was "no set-back" for the Congress! He went one step further and said, "It is the State Governments which are investigating the matter so it's their responsibility to submit the evidence against SIMI to the Union Government," almost implying that no evidence exists against SIMI.



Other secular parties, including those with the NDA, were careful not to fault the Government for allowing the SIMI to escape the charge of terror. Stunned by the court's view that "fresh evidence" of terror was necessary to continue with the ban, the Government rushed to the Supreme Court and got the tribunal's order stayed.



It was in the background of such prevarication on SIMI that the Gujarat Police broke the news on August 16 that it had arrested 10 top SIMI activists who had masterminded the Gujarat blasts; and also the blasts in Rajasthan and elsewhere. It also came out with the irrefutable story of how the terrorists conspired.



When the 'secularists' were handing out a negative certificate of good conduct to SIMI, thanks to the court order, a study by the Institute of Conflict Management, headed by KPS Gill, had already catalogued over a hundred incidents from 2000 to July 2008 that characterised SIMI as a terror outfit. Its cadre had been charged as motivators and perpetrators in major terror attacks between 2002-08. State Governments, including the Congress and Communist, and the UPA at the Centre, had told courts and Parliament at different times that SIMI was an anti-national, terrorist organisation; that it was linked to Lashker-e-Tayyeba and other Islamist terror outfits; that huge quantities of arms and ammunition, including RDX, were seized from their hideouts and cadre.



In February 2007, the Supreme Court said that SIMI had not stopped its activities when its counsel pleaded that after 2003 there was no evidence to link it to anti-national activities. Moreover, the Maharashtra Police had alleged in a chargesheet that SIMI was linked to Pakistan.



After it was founded in 1977 for the propagation of Islam and jihad in the cause of Islam, how did SIMI grow to this menacing proportions? The answer is pretty simple. It received open and clandestine political patronage from the 'seculars'.



The NDA Government first banned SIMI in September 2001 and extended the ban thereafter in 2003 which continued till September 2005. The UPA Government, which came to power in 2004, did not extend the ban when it expired in September 2005, thus helping to revive a disintegrating SIMI.



But why did the UPA not continue the ban? Because the Congress had opposed the first ban on SIMI in 2001. It was Mr Salman Kurshid, president of the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee, who was the counsel defending SIMI in the High Court and in the Supreme Court against the ban.



See how these secular admirers of SIMI defended the terror outfit that was anti-secular, anti-democracy, anti-India. The Government of the very same party had to re-impose the ban in 2006 after its own Maharashtra Government found SIMI involved in the Mumbai train bombings. But this was after SIMI had grown to gigantic proportions.



Yet, even now Congress president Sonia Gandhi has not uttered a single word against SIMI. Does it mean that she admires it? Or she is so saintly that, like one of the three noble monkeys of Mahatma Gandhi, she sees no evil, whether it is SIMI or LTTE or Nalini or Afzal -- the RSS and its allies being the only exceptions

Reciprocity and Hindu anger
Francois Gautier
source-- rediff.com
August 19, 2008

Once upon a time, there was a tiny village in South Arcot district in Tamil Nadu, called Kuilapalayam. Now Kuilapalayam is like hundreds of villages around Pondichery: it is peopled with Hindu Vanniars, poor, living off agriculture, usually a few meagre fields of cashew nuts. But then Kuilapalayam just happened to be in the midst of Auroville, the international township founded by the Mother of Pondichery based upon the ideals of the great yogi and revolutionary, Sri Aurobindo.
Thus Kuilapalayam prospered: Its inhabitants learned trades needed for the city: carpenters, masons, craftsmen, and some of its children attended Auroville's schools and were educated along with Western kids and in time graduated and went into white collar jobs. From a few bicycles 40 years ago, Kuilapalayam today has motorcycles, tractors, cars, vans, cable television, cell phones, etc. The main road of Kuilapalayam, which used to be only shady huts, became lined with fancy shops which sold everything, from vegetables to handicrafts.
And then the unavoidable happened: A Kashmiri from Chennai heard about Auroville and the prosperity of Kuilapalayam and understanding that he could make a packet with so many Westerners passing though Auroville, he opened the usual shawls and carpets shop in the village. Now Kuilapalayam never counted a Muslim amongst its population in its 1,200 years of recorded history; but in true Hindu tradition, this one was welcomed and nobody raised any objection, although he was competition for some of the other shops.
Our Kashmiri Muslim, seeing his success, called his cousin in Kolkata, who came and opened another shop; and that one phoned his friend in Mumbai, who also landed up and opened a third shop. Still nobody found anything to say. Kashmiris are sociable fellows and they quickly made friends with Westerners, so business was booming, till they were seven or eight Kashmiri shops in Kuilapalayam. And again nobody complained, even when the fellows started doing their naamaz in the open. "Isn't God everywhere and isn't He Krishna, as well as Allah?" said one of the villagers.
Then Rathinam, one of the young boys of Kuilapalayam who had gone to study in Delhi [Images], told his parents when he came back, about the fact that not only were no outsiders allowed to buy land or start a shop in the valley of Kashmir, where the shopkeepers came from, but that 400,000 Hindus were chased out of the valley by terror. His parents started talking to their friends and there was the first hint of resentment against the newcomers.
Fifteen days later, the Amarnath row exploded. Rathinam's father went to see a group of Kuilapalayam Kashmiris having tea and told them that Hindus never complained about the government giving billion of rupees in subsidies to Indian Muslims so that they can visit their most holy place, Mecca. But when Hindus, he continued, need shelters, toilets and basic facilities at a height of 15,000 feet to worship at Amarnath, one of the holiest places of Hinduism, why do you Kashmiri Muslims deny it to us?
The Kashmiris looked a bit uneasy, then replied that anyway the Amarnath ice lingam had been discovered by a Muslim shepherd and that Muslims had always welcomed their Hindu brothers to Armanath. But this did not convince the Kuilapalayam man who had heard from his son that many grenade attacks had happened over the years on the Amarnath pilgrims. And anger has started mounting in Kuilapalayam.
So, it is all a question of reciprocity. Most Hindus are peace-loving people. The average Hindu that you meet in a million Indian villages, such as Kuilapalayam, is easy-going and accepts you and your diversity, whether you are Christian, Muslim, Parsi or Jain, Arab, French or Chinese. He goes about his business and usually does not interfere in yours.
In fact, Hindus go even a little further, they hate trouble and go out of their way to avoid it. Have you noticed how every time there is a possibility of a strike or riot, Hindus stay home? Or how -- forget about rioting -- Hindus never speak up, complain or protest in a united manner? There is a UN Human Rights Conference on terrorism in New York coming up on September 9, and they have been desperately trying to get Hindu survivors of recent bomb blasts to testify; but no one is willing to come forward.
Despite that, everywhere in the world Hindus are hounded, humiliated, routed, be it in Fiji where an elected democratic government was twice deposed in an armed coup, or in Pakistan and Bangladesh where Muslims indulge in pogroms against Hindus every time they want to vent their anger against India (read Taslima Nasreen's [Images] Lajja to know more).
In Assam, Tripura, or Nagaland, Hindus are being outnumbered by Bangladeshi illegal immigrants and terrorised by pro-Christian separatist groups while local governments often turn a blind eye.
Yet, in 3,500 years of known existence, Hindus have never invaded another country, never tried to impose their religion upon others through force or even conversion. No, rather it has been through peaceful invasions that Hinduism has stormed the world, whether in the East -- witness Angkor Vat -- or in the West today, where the by-products of Hinduism -- yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, pranayama -- have been adopted by millions.
Hindus also gave refuge to all the persecuted minorities of the world, from Parsis to the Jews (India is the only country in the world where Jews were not persecuted) to Armenians and Tibetans today. The first Christian community of the world, that of Syrian Christians, flourished in Kerala [Images], thanks to Hindus' tolerance; Arab merchants were welcomed by Hindu rulers to do trade and live in India while practicing their religion, from very early times.
Thus Hindus, who accept everybody and welcome all religions, allow Indians from other parts to trade next to them, as it happened in Kuilapalayam, do not receive in return any gratitude and the same respect.
So, sometimes, enough is enough. At some point, after years or even centuries of submitting like sheep to slaughter, Hindus, the most peace-loving people in the world, those Mahatma Gandhi [Images] once gently called 'cowards', those who cringe in their houses at the least sign of a riot, erupt in fury, uncontrolled fury.
Instead of trying to pour water over the fire, instead of appealing for calm and communal harmony, political leaders, journalists as well as spiritual leaders would do well to look at the root cause of Hindu fury, and try to address their demands and frustrations.

must read article

The volcano of Hindu fury erupts sometimes
August 15, 2008 By Francois Gautier

Instead of calling an all-party meet to resolve the Jammu and Kashmir row, the government would do well to try to understand the fury of Hindus and not limit the scope of the introspection to the Amarnath issue. Are Hindus angry only with the hypocrisy of the government on the land issue? Are there no other topics that make them furious?Hindus are a peace-loving people. The average Hindu is easy-going and accepts you and your diversity, whether you are Christian, Muslim, Parsi or Jain, Arab, French or Chinese. He goes about his business and usually does not interfere in yours. In fact they take it a little further: They hate trouble and go out of their way to avoid it.Everywhere in the world, on the other hand, Hindus are hounded and humiliated; be it in Fiji where an elected government was twice deposed in an armed coup, or in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where Muslims target Hindus every time they want to vent their anger against India (read Taslima Nasreen's book Lajja). There were one million Hindus in the valley of Kashmir in 1900. Only a few hundred are left today, the rest having been forced to flee through terror. In Assam, Tripura, or Nagaland, Hindus are being outnumbered by Bangladeshi illegal immigrants and terrorised by pro-Christian separatist groups, such as the Bodos or the Mizos, while local governments often turn a blind eye. Their temples are being taken over in states like Kerala or Karnataka, the donations appropriated by the state governments.Yet in 3,500 years of known existence, Hindus have never invaded another country and never tried to impose their religion upon others. No, it has rather been through peaceful invasions that Hinduism has stormed the world, whether in the East, witness Angkor Wat, or in the West today, where the byproducts of Hinduism, yoga, meditation, ayurveda, pranayama have been adopted by millions.Hindus also gave refuge to all persecuted minorities of the world.It's a pity that these two communities turned against their Hindu brethren , the former by way of lured conversions, and the latter with bloody invasions.Hindus, who accept everybody and welcome all religions, are mocked and bombs are planted in their markets, their trains and temples are attacked, they are chased out of their homelands; television and newspapers make fun of them, their own politicians ostracise them.So, sometimes, Enough is Enough. At some point, Hindus, the most peace-loving people in the world, those Mahatma Gandhi once called gently 'cowards', erupt in fury ,uncontrolled fury.Yes, one should condemn the Gujarat pogrom, but one should look also at the causes. It is not only the 36 innocent Hindu women and children who were burnt to death in a train by a mob of criminals. It is also how much silent frustration and anger must have built over the years, decades, or centuries even, amongst Gujarati Hindus, that in one moment, 1,25,000 Hindus, normal, peaceful people, came out on the streets of Ahmedabad with such fury.The same thing is true of Jammu and the Amarnath issue. Hindus never complain about their government giving billion of rupees to Indian Muslims for the pilgrimage to Mecca. But when Hindus need shelters, toilets and basic facilities at a height of 15,000 feet to worship at Amarnath, it is denied by the same government. So they erupt in fury.Instead of appealing for calm and communal harmony, instead of giving us all this eyewash about a 500-year-old Dargah �mostly patronised by Hindus� political leaders, journalists, and spiritual leaders, would do well to look at the root cause of Hindu fury, and try to address their frustrations.Journalists should also do a little bit of introspection. Hindus have had enough. If this government, or the next, does not take note of their frustrations, we might very well see more Jammus erupting in the coming months and years.Source: NewIndPress.com

Is celebrating independence day worthy?

i think everybody should ask themselves this question .when i say this don't think iam gone mad this celebration is for 61 years from british, ok fine then before british rv free from invaders v should ask our selves. if i write abt islam invasion then i vil be branded as communal person or rss person becoz in this country v cannot talk or write abt our past history(even many of us dont know abt our own identiy and culture) .ok i agree the world is moving towards 21th century so
at this time speaking abt religon and culture vil not be good , since vr living like brotherhood irrespective of all religon.(i hope so).

From british again we r under the rulers (ie) modern day rulers namely:


1.corrupted people (people who convert to other religion only for money& after converstion making life difficult to fellow citizens and defending thier cause in the name of god which they converted)

2.corrupted politicians(to earn money he encourages the anti social element and in the name of
erradicating caste and religon, he fules it )

3.corrupted system- due to the above said people the system is in complete failure.

4.lastly the corrupted medias-always biased.- media crazy people always belives in it.

when vr really going to get freedom from this situation-the god only knows.so instead of to

celebrate the independance day, lets again fight for independence from these situation so that

our next generation vil celebrate with more pride.

my mind

'OUR SO CALLED SECULAR MEDIAS"

when i watch news channels one question arise in my mind, are they doing their job????????????

sincererly-as journalist not biased towards anything. the answer i would say definetly "no" the complete failure of the medias. we can see for every incident be it terror attack ,murder ,sports,

etc... first two days breaking news, then panel discussion-then no followups.even at the panel discussion- none of the party given enough time to express their views to public( it is difficult to

control our politicians fighting each other at debate- they r useless) and simply concentrating on sms voting and commercial break , only we need the real problem debate and solution and

strong voice against the real culprit, becoz all public life people vil aware that thier action vil be taken note off. lets go to matter of j&k voilence-they acted as third grade journalist becoz

when land given to the "ammarnath shire board" sri nagar muslims went on rampage -all medias highligted as in justice done to them and projected as it is the voice of people fighting for thier rights, and as usual our govt-so called secular govt(actually i want to know what is the meaning of secular in this country, rejecting majority and wooing minority) surrenderd to

the extremist and withdrawn the ammendment.all people taught matter is over becoz all hindus

are ediots and vil accept anything put forward to them.but things not gone to thier expectation

all jammu hindus agitated fiercefully, then all medias reported as commual force making country shamme.here only the real question arise "whether they are doing thier job correctly?".

when muslims or chirstians doing -they r fighting for thier rights.....................................................

when hindus fight- they r branded as communal force.......................................................................

idont understand what they r trying to say.ok we can go to the panel discussion show-------------

for this sensitive issue they giving time half n hour(three times commercial break),is it the time frame enough for this issue?.and also one channel as if they asking brilliant question says

"IS SECULARISM DEAD IN J&K" when i heard this i can only laugh becoz to my knowledge

we only projecting our country-india- secular, here secularism already dead and minority wooing politician only tells vr secular but not the people of india then why is it for j&k state expectional.

the point i want to tell forget our politicians(un educated , crimminals, taken as family business) they journalist should act as more responsibilty by giving news- truth and that should be in bold manner.(i think it is not possible becoz majority of them own by christians and muslims).

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