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-+FEAR
6 days ago
I lead a certain kind of life; I think in a certain pattern; I have certain beliefs and dogmas and I don’t want those patterns of existence be disturbed because I have my roots in them.  I don’t want them to be disturbed because the disturbance produces a state of unknowing and I dislike that.  If I am torn away from everything I now and believe, I want to be reasonably certain of the state of things to which I am going.  So the brain cells have created a pattern and those brain cells refuse to create another pattern which may be uncertain.  The movement from certainty to uncertainty is what I call FEAR
-+India @ 61
457 days ago
[ Started writing an article on India’s 61 st Independence.  Lost interest half way.   Below is half complete article.  Interested can read at leisure ]       Proceedings of recent time have left me disillusioned.  Uncurbed inflation, cowardice acts of terrorism, violence in J & K, shameful political drama are just one too many more than I can recount have left me perplexed trying to find ‘how long India can exist in politically unity?’  I thought to have become amalgamated into the Indian thinking fabric of defeatism, pessimism and false ego.   At this time of the hour Ambedkar’s word 60 years ago is more true than it was then.   Constitutional morality is not a natural sentiment.  It has to be cultivated.  We must realize that our people have yet to learn it.  Democracy in India is only a top-dressing on an Indian soil, which is essentially undemocratic. -           B. R. Ambedkar   All my doubts are not ...
-+India is Indira, Indira is India
771 days ago
Constitutional amendments were passed to prolong Mrs. Gandhi's rule during the times of emergency in 1975   38 th Amendment, passed on July 1975, barred judicial review of the emergency   39 th Amendment, introduced two weeks later, stated that the election of the prime minister could not be challenged by the Supreme Court, but only by the body constituted by Parliament.   42 nd Amendment, clauses that gave unprecedented powers to Parliament.  Such as it could extend its own term without going for elections (which it immediately did to re-instate Indira and Congress in power at New Delhi)   I am trying to check with a lawyer to find out if these amendments are still in force   During this time Supreme Court bench, under hostile situations, held that detentions without trial were legal under the new dispensation – detention without trial is immediate disparage on the democratic core value of personal liberty.  This was the ...
-+The Lost History
825 days ago
“Even if you must go all the way to China,” said the Prophet, “seek knowledge”.  This was the theme of Muslim (Submission) during the golden age lasted for 500 years.  There was split in Muslim, those who believed and followed ‘only way to God is by Revelation’ and those who believed and followed ‘only way to God is by Reason’.    A famous Caliph of 8 th century C.E established what known as the ‘House of Wisdom’ which seeded the greatest invention, discoveries in all known fields of human knowledge – Physics, Mathematics, Astrology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Architecture, Poetry, Philosophy, Medicine and list goes on.  This golden age at 8tgh century C.E, Baghdad being the center of Islam intellect would one day lay the seeds of European renaissance and enlightenment.   Unfortunately much of the contribution from Islam is lost for every in history.  The foundation laid by Islam intellects and buildings were built by Europeans and later to become as Europe single handedly achieved ...
-+Tipu Sultan's rockets bombed America!!!
825 days ago
In the British-Indian battler at the fortress of Srirangapatanam in Mysore, in 1979, at this point India is succumbing to the invading British, but under Muslim ruler Tipu Sultan, India is still fighting.  One tactic, put in place by the sultan’s father Hyder Ali, is a formidable rocket force.  Each Indian battalion had 200 rocketeers in place, armed with ample supplies of rockets capable of traveling a thousand yards and tipped with lethal warheads, including gunpowder charges, pointed tips, and even a kind of whirling blade that shreds everything on point of impact like a meat grinder.  Though by then Europe had rockets, none of them had the range and lethality of these rockets.   During the battle, thousands of Indian missiles slam into the British forces, considerably slowing their advance.  Finally, when the fortress falls, the British capture several hundred loaded rockets and rocket launchers and thousands of unarmed ones.  Some of these are packed and shipped back to ...
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