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మీరు గూగుల్ బుక్స్ లో తెలుగు – ఇంగ్లీష్ నిఘంటువు ఉన్నది
అవును ఇప్పుడు మీరు డైరెక్ట్ గ ఫైర్ ఫాక్స్ టూల్ బార్ పై నే తెలుగు టైపు చేసుకోవచ్చు, టైపు చేసిన తరువాత గూగుల్ లో వెతుక్కోను కూడా వచ్చు. మరి ఇంకా ఎందుకు ఆలస్యం కింద వున్నా లింక్ ని కొట్టి ట్రై చెయ్యండి http://indianhippy.com/downloads/IndicGoogleTransliteration.xpi. లేక https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/collection/indianhippy_s ట్రై చేశాక మీకు నచ్చితే నచ్చకపోతేకూడా నాకు చెప్పండి
Yesterday I was watching the Dhoni’s media conference and the verbal battle took place between the media and captain. The media was Every time the story is simple, they will cook a story and make it a breaking news. Then they go to parties “included” in the
Well this seems the question everywhere now a days. They officially chose Shushma Swaraj as their deputy leader in lok sabha and they have Mr. Arun Jaitley as their leader in Rajya Sabha, not sure if they follow congress foot steps and nominate their leader in Rajya sabha as their PM candidate. In that case Mr. Arun Jaitley would be the PM candidate, but I really doubt it. Because Mr. Jaitly is really not a crowd puller, just like Mr. M Singh and does not enjoy support from party or RSS. It was easy for Mr. Singh because he has the full support of First Family of this country( Sorry I restrained myself calling it Royal family) and every one in congress had no option than support Mr. Singh. But in party like BJP, its very very very hard to get support of everyone, especially support from RSS. I can think of few names like Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley, Narendra Modi and Rajnath Singh. As the present head of the party, may be Rajnath singh gets the high priority and also it seems he got the support of RSS, the second contender would be Narendra Modi but I am not sure how people will react when they have to compare him with soft spoken Mr. Manmohan Singh. Next is Sushma Swaraj, not sure if she can get any support from RSS or from party. Out of these four Mr.Jaitley has the least chances to become party’s PM candidate. In my opinion Rajnath Singh has the high chances of becoming parties PM candidate in next general elections.
The latest breaking news in media is about the Punjab riots and the visuals of burning trains and fearless violent crowd on streets. My first reaction after seeing these visuals is wohh.. all those who are rioting so fearlessly on streets are teenagers or kids, its like they are spending their summer vacations in adventures way(if I may say that). Funny part is when the rioters were wearing a 4 feet knife, the so called riot police are facing them with same length sticks. May be I am stupid but I still cannot understand what triggered these riots, yes I know some one killed some one very important on the other side of the world for some personal reasons. So, why riots what are they trying to prove by burning private and public property. It looks like now a days all people need to come on streets is some reason, but sadly they are always choosing the wrong reason and wrong method to demonstrate their protest. The latest news from the NDAs camp is that they are going choose Mr.Advani as their leader in parliment. I guess they are making this move to avoid any immediate infight with in the party/aliance for choosing Advani’s successor, but this may backfire as they are just trying to postpone most invitable infight to accupy Mr. Advani’s place as parties PM candidate for the next general election. Instead they might have taken the though decision now, by giving some time to themself to fix everything with in the party/aliance and getting ready for the next elections. Who ever may be the successor to Mr.Advani as partie’s/aliace’s PM candidate, its not going to be a simple job to fill the shoes left by a person with stature as Mr. Advani. I hope BJP now quickly learn how to be a good oppsistion in parliment, instead of being a typical indian oppsition by opposing evey move of governament, with out giving any thought or learning how good/bad it’s going to make to the people of this country. What ever you may say or think about my statement, to me democracy stands for giving authority to people and respecting what ever the out come of that authority. We recently saw the results of 2009 general elections and how the rejected parties and people accepted the defeat quietly, including so called hard liners. There are many democracies we saw in recent times whose participants just could not accept the defeat and choose to protect the people’s verdict. But fortunately our democracy is not one of those and people and parties still stick to some basic principles of democracy, except for some insignificant people and parties who choose to air their views disregarding the people’s verdict. To my knowledge in India people’s verdict was always respected, except for the times when emergency period declared by Mrs.Indira Gandhi. Though there are different theories about the tendency of the Indian voters voting based on the caste and region. |
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