Thursday, August 6, 2015

No Work No Pay

Amid a logjam in Parliament, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma has said there is a suggestion for applying ‘no work, no pay’ policy on MPs like it is being done with regard to bureaucrats, triggering a debate after which he went into a denial mode.
“There is a suggestion that like for the bureaucrats there is ‘no work, no pay’, we should implement for the MPs also,” he told reporters in Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh yesterday.
Sharma, the Minister for Tourism and Culture, went on to add that the government is planning this and senior ministers are in touch with the opposition to reach a consensus.
“There is a planning for it. Our government is trying and our senior ministers are in touch with the opposition. There is an effort to reach a consensus before the tough action is taken,” he said.
On a visit to Varanasi, Sharma was replying to the queries of reporters as to whether the union government was mulling over any proposal of ‘no work, no pay’ policy for the MPs stalling Parliament as public money is going waste.
Parliament has not been functioning properly ever since the Monsoon session began on July 21 as the opposition parties have been pressing for resignation of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje in connection with Lalit Modi controversy and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan over Vyapam Scam. respectively.
The comments triggered a debate, with opposition parties wanting to know if it was his view or that of the government.
Amidst this, Sharma today said, “I still want to see what I had said…. Definitely it is not my statement and I just want to see that.”
He added that, “I am not the authorised person. I am not the competent person, and I am not the required person to comment on this issue. I think this will be a matter of our Speaker and our senior ministers to discuss.



If this law is passed where in the parliamentarians don't get paid for logjams then we can ave crores and utilize our money in healthy discussions and passage of bills for national development... So till there is no end to this we should opt for a NO Payment of any sort of tax direct or indirect for a year so they understand why our money shouldn't be wasted on crap

Monday, July 27, 2015

Something we cant forget... -A.P.J Kalam

If a country is to be corruption free and become a nation of beautiful minds, I strongly feel there are three key societal members who can make a difference. They are the father, the mother and the teacher. - A.P.J Abdul Kalam





From dealing with the extremely controversial issue of death penalty to dreaming big, from inculcating a healthy curiosity towards science to reaching out to millions of students, from religion to poetry, one of India's most visionary leaders had something truly inspiring to say about everything. 
1. On the youth: My message, especially to young people is to have courage to think differently, courage to invent, to travel the unexplored path, courage to discover the impossible and to conquer the problems and succeed. These are great qualities that they must work towards. 
2. On leadership: Let me define a leader. He must have vision and passion and not be afraid of any problem. Instead, he should know how to defeat it. Most importantly, he must work with integrity. 
3. On religion: For great men, religion is a way of making friends; small people make religion a fighting tool. 
4. On corruption: If a country is to be corruption free and become a nation of beautiful minds, I strongly feel there are three key societal members who can make a difference. They are the father, the mother and the teacher. 
5. On scientific development: English is necessary as at present original works of science are in English. I believe that in two decades times original works of science will start coming out in our languages. Then we can move over like the Japanese. 
6. On hardship: Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success. 
7. On students: One of the very important characteristics of a students is to question. Let the students ask questions. 
8. On freedom: If we are not free, no one will respect us. 
9. On poetry: Poetry comes from the highest happiness or the deepest sorrow. 
10. On children: While children are studying to be unique, the world around them is trying by all means to make them like everybody else. 
11. On science: Science is global. Einstein's equation E=mc2 has to reach everywhere. Science is a beautiful gift to humanity. We should not distort it. Science does not discriminate between multiple races. 
12. On life: Life is a difficult game. You can win it only by retaining your birthright to be a person. 
13. On the death penalty: One of the more difficult tasks for me as President was to decide on the issue of confirming capital punishment awarded by courts… to my surprise… almost all cases which were pending had a social and economic bias. This gave me an impression that we were punishing the person who was least involved in the enmity and who did not have a direct motive for committing the crime. 
14. On dreaming: Dream, Dream, Dream. Dream transforms in to thoughts. And thoughts result in action. 
15. On beauty: I'm not a handsome guy, but I can give my hand to someone who needs help.Beauty is in the heart, not in the face.

Sunday, July 19, 2015

INDO-PAK Relations (past 50yrs)

a desert site in the Indian state of Rajisthan, groups of local Bishnoi herders--whose customs forbid killing animals or cutting trees--heard a huge explosion, and watched in amazement as an enormous dust cloud floated in the sky. What the Indian farmers did not realize, but the diplomats in Washington and around the world soon grasped, was the fact that India had just joined the United States, Russia, England, France and China as the newest member of the nuclear club. On that warm May afternoon, Indian nuclear scientists successfully exploded three atomic devices amounting to about six times the destructive power of the American bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. The next day, as the world tried to absorb the frightening news, India ignited two more nuclear explosions.

Even as ninety percent of Indians applauded then-Prime Minister Vajpayee's decision to go nuclear, then-U.S. President Clinton immediately reacted to the explosions with shock and criticized India's nuclear testing. The American President argued that India’s actions violated the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty endorsed by 149 nations and the 1970 non-proliferation treaty signed by 185 nations. Despite the fact that neither India nor Pakistan has signed the treaties, the President, citing the 1994 Nuclear Proliferation Prevention Act, immediately called for economic sanctions against India including cutting off $40 million in economic and military aid, and all American bank loans. The President also asked the International Monetary Fund and World Bank to cancel all new loans which could cost India around $14.5 billion worth of public projects, including a major modernization of India's often failing electrical system. Moreover, Japan and other industrial nations soon followed the U.S. example and froze on-going projects in India worth over a billion dollars in aid.

Pakistan Responds
As the five nuclear powers, all permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, discussed ways to punish India as well as ways to prevent Pakistan from testing its own nuclear devices, the leaders of Pakistan were busily moving forward with their own nuclear plans.

On May 28th, Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's prime minister at that time, announced that following India's lead, Pakistan had successfully exploded five "nuclear devices." Not content to equal India's five tests, Pakistan proceeded on May 30th to explode yet a sixth device and at the same time the Prime Minister announced that his government would soon be able to launch nuclear war heads on missiles.

Both President Clinton and a majority of the world community condemned Pakistan's nuclear testing, although China was much less harsh in its criticism of Pakistan, its close ally. Following the sanctions policy after India's tests, the United States, Japan, Britain, Canada and Germany ended their aid to Pakistan and asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank to place a moratorium on loans to Pakistan. However, despite President Clinton's wish to impose a world-wide system of economic sanctions on India and Pakistan, a vast majority of western nations have refused to join the effort.

The Story Behind the Headlines
Despite the seeming suddenness of India's and Pakistan's decisions to test nuclear devices and in so doing seek to join the other five world nuclear nations, the headlines following the explosions "heard round the world," had a fifty-year history.



Since their independence as new nations in 1947, India and Pakistan have followed a path of mutual animosity. Pakistan was created as a national homeland for the Muslim-majority areas of the subcontinent, while India proposed to become a secular nation that included about 85 percent Hindus, but also more than ten percent Muslims as well as large numbers of Sikhs, Christians and members of other religions.

Soon after the partition of the sub-continent into the two nations, about 17 million people fled their homes and journeyed to either Pakistan or India. In one of the largest exchanges of populations in history, violence soon broke out with Muslims on one side and Sikhs and Hindus on the other. The resulting blood shed in the Punjab and West Bengal regions left more than one million people dead in its wake.

In the midst of this refugee movement and open violence, the governments of India and Pakistan hastily tried to divide the assets of British India between the two new countries. From weapons and money, down to paper clips and archaeological treasures, all had to be divided.

The British had left behind, besides about half of the subcontinent that it directly governed, some 562 independent or "princely" states. The provision was that each state could remain independent, join Pakistan or accede to India. A violent competition soon resulted as the two new nations sought to win to their own nations the largest and most strategically located states, such as Hyderabad and Kashmir. Because Kashmir was more than 70% Muslim, Pakistan insisted that a vote be taken in the state. However, India argued, since the Maharaja of Kashmir was Hindu, he had right to take the state into India. Even as independence was being celebrated, India and Pakistan began a covert war in Kashmir and the struggle for that state still goes on today.

In 1947, 1965 and 1971 India and Pakistan fought wars that did not change the status of Kashmir, but did result in the 1971 further partition of West and East Pakistan into the two nations of Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Not only did the architects of Indian foreign policy fear Pakistan, but in 1962, after China's sudden invasion of northeast India, they suddenly realized the ancient protection of the Himalayan Mountains had vanished. India now would have to build sufficient military power to protect itself from both Pakistan and China, the largest country in the world and a major military power armed with nuclear weapons.

Soon after the China war of 1962, Indian scientists began developing its nuclear capability. Under Indira Gandhi's Prime Ministership in 1974, India successfully exploded a nuclear device, announcing to the world its scientific capacity to develop nuclear bombs.

Because of the strong world opinion against nuclear testing, India did not undertake additional nuclear testing until May, 1998. However, this fourteen-year moratorium on nuclear testing did not mean Indian scientists and political leaders were not planning to join the nuclear club.

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Die Hard Relations

In todays fast moving metro ,a small metro somewhere on the map of Punjab, plundered with a mixture of generations lived a Boy Jai. He belonged from Haryana and as they say , " once a true haryanvi becomes your best friend then the family may leave you but till your freiend he wont ever leave you" and this person here proved this phraise correct with his actions. A man typically idealistic , a true person of his words even if he gets loyal to a political party no matter if they are accused or guilty he would serve them and do everything as an individual for them but advise others to follow and vote on the right path.



Uff !!
Even till today such peeople exist and moreover they manage to live in a metro with us even with all such strong commitents. They surly remind us of the tales that we hear of Lord Krishna and Sudama. Different men from different places with different cultures , thoughts , way of life , way of approch , way of tackling , way of conversation etc.

   The WOW factor is added when you see 2 type of cutures mixing and gelling up so well. One a typical Haryanvi while the other a pPure Punjabi ( Popularly known as the open heart people with a lavish way of life ). Life went smooth , years passed by , their tales of friendship were just as strong as the tales of olden time , life just so idealistic . Time flew relations just improved , choices became the same , liking were the same , hanging uts were because of each others company and one fine day comes a girl again the liking here unfortunatly the same. The punjabi being open but shy tells others but not Jai about his love , shares all feelings with others except this very friend in order to avoid a clash or breakage of hearts and relation ( a bold enuff step for a school student ). days pass by Jai keeps his Punjabi friend updated with his feelings but the poor guy because of being in a messy position sticks to avoid his view on this . A year passes feelings increase , age gets matured but the actions still seem to be a bit immatured .
   BANG !!!!!
 Suddenly someone comes in and confrounts the girl... Doosh !!!!
OOPS
Something actually created a disaster somewhere , from the middle f nowhere in the word of idealism the popular tales of friendship ends when it comes to confrontation , who cares about the intentions , maturity was just a matter of age but mentally they were both the same innocent kiddos.
Darn !!!
Gosh, another idealistic relation ends, confrontations happen ,heated up talks also happen , no more were they ready to see the faces of each other . From a friendship as strong as the speed of fevicol to a relation as week as that of a small piece of shattered glass. OH Lord !!!! is this tragedy ever gonna leave the generation of today and that to for small things.
   
    Sometimes its really hard to understand how surprisingly can strangers become a part of the family and just with a small BANG all your left again with is you yourself. No wonder how many people we try it is rightly said , "The only true Relations in this world are that of you and your Parents , all others would leave but never your family ". How true but even after knowing all this how innocently can minds still believe to trust others thinking that someday will surly come when the feelings are genuine and the relation might lie so true.


NOTE:-  To all such teens who face such problems your not at fault , its the innocent mind with other factors like time and situation that tests people and your behavior so if ur clean and have a nice intention dont feel afraid or guilty about fights with your mates , after all with the gradual passage of time people and relations mature and if they were ever true then someday they surly will realise the wrongs they do , TRUST in yourself and First be your Own Best Friend so no such fight can affect the morals u actually possess. " Relations lie long where the bond is pure and confrontations are regular , a bit of a hurt today can save a wound tomorrow "

STAY HAPPY in all phases of life always .....

Friday, June 26, 2015

" Where on the world "

                                                                 
        A small place somewhere on he map of India , lying within the boundaries of Punjab . A place with ideal amount of green area to every native of this place. Earlier here lived serial families , ideally the best time for people to relax and work. The only place where life still wishes to halt , families still have time to interact , neighbors know each other very well , humanity as if halts here for some time etc.
        While coming from various metro cities living a fast life , running around the entire time this place halts you the most. When you come here you feel each minute , you realize each relation , you feel the natural breeze you see the natural growth , you finally get the real time to feel you yourself. people come and people go but memories created here are always bound to stay. We come across families that come back from work by 7 go and interact with other people at 8 in the Club and come back late at night to sleep so that they sleep in for another marvelous day to come. Those Old times songs, "Abhi na jao chodh kar ye dil dil abhi bhara nahi" being relished by each and every family with good quality time to spend with each another and a lot to share , a society with real life existence. Somewhere mid way lived a family of a developing mind whose wife now lives away and so do the parents and children , to add to the stress all live in different places scattered in the Map.

 
       Uff, that's really Tough!!!! the only feeling for the family , to see their family united the eyes get sore even in such an environment , to meet your children the worldly desires somewhere seem to come in because after all in life all you want is to see them grow. Loneliness seems to haunt you when you get up the morning to find out that in such a big house and lavish place all you get to see is that no one apart from you is there to talk in the entire house, all you wait for is to rush to the factory and start your daily routine as soon as possible or have a call via internet to see the entire family the first thing in the morning. How hard must it be to feel this level of loneliness is well understood but the trauma would rather increase if this level and gap keeps on increasing without any visits.
        A family with serious levels of loneliness in an idealistic world looks strange but the inspiration we see here is fantabulas . The same lonley routine but a big smile on the face , no family member but still you have the power within yourself to enjoy each minute, the long distances and time gap but still you are able to see them grow , interact with them and share every minute making it a memory to live each day.
                                                                     WOW !!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously we have advanced a lot with the help of technology , no matter what but surly distances for us have reduced from KM to fraction of minutes till the call gets connected to our concerned person and the camera is turned on for a live chat. The amazing feel of life lies in the strength within . I truly wish we all had this inner wish to stand up and tell ourselves that heaven isn't something different but is a small place that we create around ourselves by happily fighting with all the tough situations in life .

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Delhi Elections - What wet wrong and where in the wave ?

        The Lok Sabha Polls when BJP fought for victory and spoke against the Congress, when the CM of Gujarat impressed all hearts with his speeches of progress and a road map for the nation as to how the nation will be a Congress Mukt Bharat or a Congress Free Nation, the National Damad Scam of Sir R.Vadra the son-in-law of Sonia Gandhi, the CWG scam that brought an international level shame for us all , the Nirbhaya Rape case that showed pathetic mentality of animals portraying themselves as humans and then roaming free in the public, the Beheading of our Soldiers by Pakistan , China's call on A.P, big talks on anti corruption bills and bringing back of Black Money Stashed abroad, Hold on drugs, stability of price of petrol, better education.... etc.

         The nation stood up that day as congress in 15 years was not able to make a good name after being cornered in every department and sphere and also the people of India wanting a change for development. People saw a new ray of hope in the BJP they never had imagined that NJP would again get back into DIRTY LOW CLASS POLITICS of religion and other useless claims. But until there were no much controversies by the BJP's own MINISTERS they kept sweeping , now when people have started to ask where is development , what is the action plan , how will you fight our prob;ems.. the party decided to stay MUM, for their personal benefit the election of Delhi was postponed and then the people of delhi saw the same disaster of Helicopter MP no matter how stupid the logic behind it was.



        With the passage of time the questions kept on rising and with that rose internal aggression, indiscipline , useless controversies on religion , diversion from the aim of progress of the nation. The same is being done in Jammu and Kashmir and if soon nothing is seen there Bihar and U.P will also show them this result. The action of Sadhvi and her speeches, the dialog of 40 hindu children , the demand of temples, the controversy of MSG , the issue of American President, Open misuse of seat, no control of the own government, no needs and demands being heard , no new idea being phrased ,no action on religious conversions.. etc are all reasons for Fall of the party which before this were a clear indication of the Rise of the Ego in the party.

      Many of us openly choose BJP in center for progress but seeing the efforts we choose another right step of putting a good competition /challenge/ hit/ lesson/  opposition for the better building of a New Era Bharat. Now lets hope BJP ammends old laws, improves HRD and other works, brings better ideas and starts working in states as well...

Note;- BJP should get ready for no aliance in PUNJAB so that they can prosper better or in 2017 they will be swept away in a THUNDERSTORM with Sad.

Sunday, February 1, 2015

Helicopter MP's in Political Parties

The heading says it all. Today the Helicopter MP's is nothing new but the question which all parties raise is why do we need such helicopter MP's and our question is even if you take in such a candidate what should their role be for the party before they are given a position above all...

This was recently highlighted in our 2014 L.S Polling campaign when in #Chandigarh because of an Internal rift in the BJP a Helicopter MP was brought and with that given additional charges of leading a state. The next time such an incidence occurred is during delhi elections in 2015 when we see a lot of hustle in the BJP family again after another kirron taking a helicopter entry.
 But this just isn't the only party with this type of candidate. For the first time In the History of India this word came in when there was Congress as the only party being headed by Nehru then taken over by her ambitious but a dictator like daughter Indra, who led to the formation of "The Janata Parivar" and here was the first time ever when helicopter MP's were seen coming and going and since then this became a part of Indian Politics. Till date this process is on so accusing any party for this being their trait would technically be wrong.
The impact of such candidates is that it helps a party build up a better image in the public by getting people that deserve to serve as per the party but here is where what goes wrong :-
Such Candidates boost the morale of the party and the image but Dent the Interest and efforts being put in by the workers or Karyakarta's, followers and we'll wishers of the party, hence creating more of a rucas...
These candidates dominate the will and integrity of old genuine workers making the party hurt one and sevral in one...
At times such people are least interested in working for the people so the image of the party gets dented further...
They also lead to a bad impression on the public today questioning the increase in internal party fights for the seats and non existence of a good candidate from such big parties as well...
They can just move with the wind but in long term burry the growth and party image...
   Now the cure to such people and problem is that they should put such people on a test for a year so that they can atleast learn the voice of the people and Also that they can adjust and tine themselves to the expectations of the workers so that even their sentiments are not harmed... Lets hope our Political parties get to learn something new this way.