Activism
Fossil hunters discover two new dino species in Sahara desert
Dec 17th
An expedition to the Sahara desert has found the fossilized remains of what are thought to be two new species of dinosaurs.
According to a report in The Times, the ancient remains discovered in Morocco, belong to a giant flying pterosaur and plant-eating sauropod.
Initial examinations suggest that both specimens are unknown to science.
They were unearthed during a month-long quest during which the research team braved floods and storms to reach the dig site and then preserve the fossils.
The scientists even feared that they would never get the bones out of the desert because they were so heavy that their Land Rover More >
The day terrorism ended
Dec 15th
President Zardari of Pakistan stood with his head bent low if front of the man in front of him
The man behind the desk continued with his work not even noticing the President
The President did not have the courage to look up. He simply waited for the mans attention
Suddenly the man behind the desk stood up and walked around the President disdainfully
‘So you actually think you have power? You will send the ISI chief to India?’
‘No Sir’, the President mumbled
‘I have had enough of you Zardari. If I hear anymore talk of you taking decisions unilaterally, you will be ousted. And More >
Come together against terrorism
Sep 15th
Terror attacks are no longer occasional happenings, they are slowly trying to become a part of life. This development has to be curbed or very soon we will be a free country with a lot of scared people imprisoned in their houses. The form of terrorism that is being played out in India is the most dangerous type and everybody needs to come together to quell it.
Government: - Government has to form an internal security force which is exclusively dedicated to detecting and preventing terrorist activities. Despite their corrupt ways, it is no secret that the Cops across this country are underpaid. A More >
International Law in the context of the nuclear deal
Sep 15th
Two days before the Vienna Meeting of the NSG got under way, something strange happened.
Tom Lantos, a Senator of the US Congress had more than a year ago sent to President George Bush a series of questions about the 123 Agreement that the President had signed with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India. The letter had remained unreplied. Then Tom Lantos died. Another Senator took his place in the US Senate. Finally, someone dug up the correspondence in the Presidential Office and sent a point-by-point 26-page reply to Tom Lantos’s successor. This was in January this year.
The letter More >
No democracy in India!
Sep 1st
The female, arundati roy, sponsoring savage violence said, “India is not a democracy” or something like that.
“Democracy is dead, still it drives our nation….. we are driven by a Ghost …..hai na!!!!” Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! Here are my views on Indian democracy…
In India, we have democracy trivialized into ugly despotism/authoritanism/ totalitarianism/nepotism by sonia’s into family business, etc etc. Rememebr the medical students were beaten up when they rallied against caste- and religion-based quota system? Silencing by brute force has been the norm in India. But…..even limited force the King of Nepal used against terrorizing maoists for just a few days More >
COURT JUDGEMENTS FOR SALE IN INDIA ?
Aug 26th
Editorial : CAN JUDGEMENT BE MANIPULATED IN INDIAN COURTS OF JUSTICE ? – WHY NOT PRISON SENTENCE FOR GUILTY SUPREME COURT ADVOCATES ?
New Delhi, August 21 The Delhi High Court imposed a four-month ban on senior advocate R K Anand and colleague I U Khan on Thursday for interfering with judicial proceedings in the high-profile BMW hit-and-run case. A fine of Rs 2,000 was levied as well.
On May 30, 2007, television channel NDTV caught both lawyers in a “sting” operation, conniving with key prosecution witness Suniel Kulkarni to get main accused Sanjeev Nanda off the hook.
A High Court Bench comprising Justices More >
A POLITICAL VIEW
Aug 20th
When someone asks, whats ur political view… i feel confused. Communist… a bit. Capitalist… a bit… but what exactly defines me???A deep probe into myself reveals the following: 1: I believe in development of common man. If a government cannot work for the common man… it should not be there. 2: There should be equality of wealth but instead of individuality, labour should be the parameter. Instead of a system where a sweeper earns 1k and CEO of some group earns 1000k per month; i would like to support a system with sweeper earning 10k and CEO getting 250k. 3: More >
Patriotism for today’s India
Aug 13th
On 15th August, 2008, it will be 61 years since we became Independent. It is a time to reflect on how to carry forward our country. To carry forward a country we need to be patriotic. What does it take to be patriotic in today’s India? You don’t have to be a Mahatama Gandhi and lead people to Freedom. You don’t have to be a Subash Chandra Bose and build an army to uproot the British Rule. You don’t have to be a Bhagath Singh and go to the gallows at the tender age of 23. Our forefathers have done More >
No IAEA Inspections Will Be Allowed In India
Aug 2nd
The illegitimate, traitor ‘government’ in New Delhi cannot enter into any IAEA agreements for India. No IAEA inspections of any Indian facilities, beyond those that were under such inspections on January 1, 2006, will be allowed. Even those facilities that were under IAEA inspections on January 1, 2006 may, in fact will, be withdrawn from such inspections. The traitors of the B.J.P. responded to my reference to the firangi control of India’s media (see my article ’Suppression By the Media’ on satchandra.sulekha.com) by trying to divert attention away from the firangi enemy — and the firangis’ invasion of India in More >
Terrorism: Diverting Attention From the Firangi Enemy
Jul 29th
JULY 28, 2008: Diverting Attention From The Firangi Enemy: I have said that almost all terrorist incidents in India since 1983 have been carried out either by groups directly controlled by the CIA or controlled by the CIA through intelligence agencies in the region, including India’s RAW (see my blog ‘India‘s Nuclear Supremacy Over the United States‘ on satchandra.sulekha.com). CIA-RAW carried out the blasts in Bangalore and Ahmedabad to ‘neutralise’ what I wrote below on July 25 ‘08 and divert attention from the firangi — in particular, the most powerful firangi country, the United States — as India’s number one More >