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I think this is the very right thing to do in AP now. Not sure if it ever happened in the Indian history where the ruling party members boycott Governor’s speech. Central government did a very right thing by installing Narasimhan as governor who is capable of conducting sub-polls in free and efficient manner.

I am not sure who is gaining advantage with all the things happening now in AP, but for sure the loosers are going to be students. Not sure why there are failing to understand that they are used by politicians for their own cause. As I mentioned in my earlier posts, government has every right to teach them a lesson for their good by cancelling their scholarships.

Let the Sri Krishna comity finish their job and see what the out come.

In last one month we have seen violence in different forms in the state of AndhraPradesh as part of separate telangana hesitation.  I am not going to delve into the matter of separate telangana movement. But my concerns is over the political parties latest demand for lifting of police cases over the students and political activists for the violence they had committed. With the recent sound bites from government sources,  its clear that government is seriously thinking of actually lifting all those cases.

My one direct question to media and judiciary is why the cases should be lifted? When the culprits deliberately committed crime by destroying public and private properties. As a tax payer I am paying taxes for developing infrastructures in this country and the state of AndhraPradesh but one political reason destroys everything and worse no one gets punished for all the mindless destruction.

Let me clear one thing here, I am not pro or anti telangana. Separate telangana is something that is beyond my understanding and I am not going comment on that in this post. My concern is why the criminals are not getting punished? What government and judiciary is doing?

I fully support this and I want this to happen at the national level. I appreciate Mr. Modi for up taking this  cause and forcing people to vote. The only concern I have, there must be an option in ballot paper enabling voter to not to choose any candidate.

Recent events of MNS activists stopping screening of a movie for just referring the city with its old name Bombay. Then the movie producer Karan Johar marching to MNS boss’s house to apologize for the “mistake” and accepting to show a apology slide at the beginning of the movie. So the issue looks resolved for now. But still I am wondering whose city is this anyway, not sure if someone gave all the rights to MNS on the city and the people live there. This issue of local goons forming political parties and holding governments ransom by triggering region/religion sentiments has reached unacceptable levels, there should be a stop for all this . At least first media should stop telecasting their “heroics” and stop taking the goon’s interviews. Take the example of so called national news channels lining up outside Raj Thakary’s house for an interview, just before state polls. Its disgusting that the people/channels who claim that they are working with social responsibility, decide to telecast a goon’s interview at prime time represents what kind of social responsibility.

Anyways what good the name of a city brings to its people. Even after changing Bombay name to Mumbai  people of “maximum city” live like cattle in slums and travel like cattle in the over crowded public transportation and year after year they suffer the same fate in monsoon. No one bothers to find a solution to these problems but they are more concerned about the name of the city and the language the shop boards are written. Saddest part is that these goon’s and the political parties they form control considerable part of Indian electorate.

This fact is proved again and again, very recently when the political parties and media over reacted on Mr. Tharror’s comments(tweets) on the economy class. Its funny and fearsome the way media can make anything and everything an issue to gain their TRPs, and also the way people react to those so called controversies. Take the example of congress leadership and the tone they used to warn Mr.Tharror. He must have been very surprised with these unwanted and unreasonable over acts.

Are we really so sensitive? Nahhh… I don’t think so. We are bunch of escapists because we are OK with the roads we travel, the way railway toilets are maintained, the food in the trains, corruption in the nation, irresponsible politicians and everything else. But our face becomes a cherry if some one compares us with cattle, which is the fact. Our news channels are more of entertainment channels but we give so much importance to them and hang to each word the socialites utter in the discussions news channels conduct at the prime time.

I think we have better thing which can fill the prime time news and news paper front page headlines.

After reading this news in news papers today I am shell shocked. I know this is not anything new every year it happens and the rotten grains were dumped in sea previously also. But looking the figure I did a small math and found that 0.5 Kg per head of the indian population. Nearly 30% of the indian population is under nutritional and 7% of the indian kids die because of under nutrition, this is very big thing.

The only reason for this wastage is improper maintenance of storage facilities. We boost our self for building a nuclear sub marine and IBMs, but we cannot find a way to stop wastage of food and feed the hungry people. We all are bunch of hypocrites and we elect best among us to govern us, what a shame. Where is the pride of being an indian?

The given below given is taken from 25th Feb,2008 edition of outlook if you closely observe the snippet says something about “Telugu Rashtriya Samiti” and its chief K Chandrashekar Rao. To the best of my understanding there was/is no party with the name “Telugu Rashtriya Samiti”(TRS). Its actually “Telengana Rashtriya Samiti”. Not sure how a popular magazine like OUTLOOK can make such a mistake.

Less than a year back in the far west one man said rather shouted that he wants change and the whole world looked at that man with awe and great hope in this difficult times. Yeah I don’t have to tell who is that man and what he is doing now. But the point is in India are we are not yet ready to change, noo…. not that fast. We are still tossing ideas what really need to be changed in this country and its people. Well I came up with a list not that I represent you all but I am just tossing my one more idea

1) I want a change the way we think.

2) I want a change in the way we live. I don’t have to say, now we live with total hopelessness.

3) As individuals we all are responsible, but when come to nation we all form a group of very very irresponsible citizens.

4) We better stop hating ourselves. Enough hate already around.

5) Less talk and more action for a change.

6) We change by start respecting/accepting our strength and start admitting our weakness.

Last week there was a very good news that Mr. Nilekani is joining union government  with the rank of cabinet minister. This is what I was asking ever since UPA formed the government with considerable number strength. Installing a person like Nilekani in such a important position is very right and well done in that aspect, but guess Mr. Nilekani only going well administrate project, what about the implementation of the project at the core level. Most of the government’s ambitious projects failed because there is no one to implement them as intended. Its just because of our infamous bureaucracy and the rotten methods they use to do their job. That’s why I am hopping government will at least this time choose to bypass bureaucracy and leave this important task of administering and implementing the project in the very capable hands of Mr. Nilekani. I am also hoping that Mr. Singh will bring some more non-politicos into his cabinet to do some good.

Best of luck Mr. Nilekani.