Saturday, November 26, 2005

The Manjunathan’s Sacrifice

Friends, today I am here to pay tribute to the martyr for honesty and against the corruption, which is be-rooted deepen in democratic India.
The B. S. Manjunathan, an Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) manager, an Engineer and IIML management PG is not only remembered due to qualities in academics and management, but excellent devotee to honesty, a rare quality to be followed in his very own country and is only one behind his brutal killing.

Actually, the Manjunathan’s killing is not the single one, the numbers of Manjunathans are deprived of their lives daily as they are blowing the whistle against the well-established corruption culture. Only those are allowed to live and enjoy who becomes a part of it.

The Oil-Mafia, who is allegedly said behind this scandal after when the Manjunathan got the proofs against the King-Pin of oil scandal going on in the country involving not only the rotten elements of the society but clean-posed central and state political leaders and industrialists involving ministers and democrats.

- Is this the reward to one who show honesty in the country of Ram, Guru Nanak, and Buddha?
- Could this lesson is being taught to the countrymen of Guru Gobind Singh, Maharana Pratap and Shivaji for their commitment of Nation Building?
- Has either the government or the constitution has any right to be in existence if they are able to protect the life of such a devoted citizen?

“HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY” is only for teachings in schools, colleges and universities or to be raised as slogan in government advertisements. But, if some stupid person tries to implement it in the real life, he would have to face the same as Manju had, in our very own so-claimed moral nation.
There would be no future for this country if such incidents would go on publicly. We are dreaming India as a Developed Nation, but the question is to arising that “Could India going to exist as a nation even?”
The solution is one and only one, the responsible persons for such an act would be HANGED PUBLICALLY, whoever is he or she.

I request all of my readers to give their opinions on:

Why not all the responsible persons behind Manjunathan’s Killing would be given a PUBLIC EXECUTION?

Waiting for your opinions and comments……………

Saturday, November 12, 2005

13th SAARC Summit

Today I am here to share my views on SAARC Summit going on in Bangladesh. . . . . .

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Maldives Originated a regional organisation named South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), whose 13th summit is currently being going on in Dhaka, the Capital of Bangladesh.

This Institution is playing a great role in bringing together all these countries on a single stage inspite of there lots of differences. It provides huge socio-economic opportunities to all its member countries to enhance their resources by bringing them all together. All the member countries of SAARC are developing countries, struggling for the better future of their people, with their limited resources, against the widespread devastating challenges caused by Globalised market in their own worlds. The possibilities, opportunities and most the resources would increase by many more time if these neighbours come together. The main thing is that these neighbours have to build mutual confidence in themselves.

The lack of democracy and unequal participation of developing nations in United Nation could only be overcome by strengthening these type of regional organisations only. The European Union has put forward the best example of its kind, is a very much regional structure in the sense. The same currency, invisible border, mutual socio-economic relations and all other supporting joint-measures grown in between the European Countries would always remain a roll-model for all other regional Organisations.

The role of India in to reapply such thing in the SAARC is quite Important. It is not only the biggest one in the region but with its plenty of resources is the most powerful part of it. It has to serve the the role of Big Brother in the region. The SAARC nations also have to fight against the challenges forwarded by Poverty, Starvation, Population, AIDS, Terrorism, Extremism, Brain Drain, Corruption, Community health, Natural Disasters and many more other unnamed challenging concerns. They thus have to come together on same platform as a need of time nevertheless of all baseless differences.

The SAARC is gaining its popularity as the newly independent Afghanistan wants to be its member and China too showing its interest to get together as an observer. This is welcomed by the whole Originating members. Making Afghanistan a member nation is a good brotherly proposal by India. This completes the membership of whole the Indian-Subcontinental in the Association. This would open a window of opportunities for Afghanistan as well as strengthens the SAARC with founding members of SAARC.

UNION IS STRENGTH, the moral of a famous fairy tale is needed to be considered by the diplomats and politicians of the region while building their mutual relations...

Friday, November 11, 2005

Amrita- The Ocean of Nector


Amrita Pritam will not merely be remembered in the History as a renowned writer, poet or a novelist only but one who turned whole of the paradigm of not even Punjabi Literature but of the whole thinking and beliefs of world-spread Punjabi Community.
Along with her love, Imroj, she lived such a life which taught the way to her own society that how love could be lived within deep souls.
Her work to symbolize the Punjabi literature in country as well as at International level couldn't be forgotten so easily. Her departure could only separate her from us physically, but she is still alive within our deep hearts in form of her writings guiding us always.
She once said "Main Tenu Pher Miangi".
Dear Amrita! we are waiting for your next visit.

Wednesday, November 09, 2005


Ik Onkar
Satnam
Karta Purakh
Nirbhau
Nirvaer
Akal Murat
Ajuni
Saibang
Gurparsad


Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa
Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh


Today with the Name of Almighty and with the Grace of my Guru, I am going to start my new and very first Blog "Jhapkara- The Blinking of Eye".
In this blog, I offer my writings to all of my readers regarding my life, happenings around in the geopolitics of the world and all the other thoughts that could effect me or my fellow beings in the whole of universe.

Al of my co-beings are free to comment here on, but are dearly requested to do so in decent tone and constructive way.

May all the comings from my mind would seem interesting to my readers...

Regards,
Kawaldeep Singh.