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Kamal is a crook who has no respect for Hinduism. He derives a sort of a vicarious pleasure criticising Hinduism day in and day out to show that he is forward in thinking just to please both the Dravidian parties and their derivatives, He is a fellow who lacks character and justifies all his stupid action by sporting as an anti Hindu. He is another gutless fellow who thinks he can build a better market in the cine world himself by these boorish tactics. It is time he keeps his gutter mouth shut.






HMK members lodge police complaint against Kamal Haasan for hurting Hindu sentiments
Kamal has been severely critical and outspoken in recent times.
 
Arrest warrant served to justice Karnan. 100 cops at home; rejects the bailable warrant issued
He seems to thrive on Dalit card. Does it qualify him to be above law of the land?This is a very tricky and delicate issue. If SC itself is to buckle before law because he is a Dalit, just imagine the plight of a common man who can be harassed by a Dalit for no reason and that is happening in the country. While the atrocities perpetrated against Dalits in our country is CONDEMNABLE, using the Dalit card, the harassment passed by some Dalits on to innocent citizens should be halted. Politicians using Dalits for political gain are on the increase , not so much out of their real love for the upliftment of the poor Dalits, but for their own betterment and survival.
 
It is a matter of shame and utter regret that even after 70 years of independence, we have to instruct the schools and the public to honour our National Flag. What sort of a nation are we? it is not only in schools, but everywhere within the country, our flag should be honoured and any disrespect shown to it should be viewed seriously. It is not a piece of cloth, It is the symbol of our nation and national pride.




CBSE directs schools to ensure no insult to national flag - Times of India
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has directed the schools affiliated to it to ensure strict compliance of National Flag code and there is no insult to the national…
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In a country where we have many "sins" of India, we are justifiably honoured by Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama who described himself as a "son of India" and hailed the secularism prevailing in the country.
"I am living in India for the past 58 years and hence, I am a 'son of India'," the noble laureate said in his speech after inaugurating an international seminar on Buddhism in Bihar's Nalanda district.
We can really be proud of him. He is a real Buddha of modern times.
 
A majority of engineering colleges in the country churn out graduates who are not employable. This condition is prevailing in the country for more than a decade. To buck this trend, the ministry of human resource development is planning a major revamp of India's technical education. The strategy involves rolling out the single National Entrance Examination for Technical Institutions from January 2018, linking annual teacher training as a must for approval of the institution, mandatory induction training to enrolled students and annual revision of curriculum.
Immediately, there will be an objection to the common entrance exam. The first to raise any objection in this regard will be Tamil Nadu. They have a set of words to raise objection blaming the upper castes, bringing in social justice and the rural students in their justification of poor performance of engineering graduates. While no effort is made to improve the educational standards of rural schools, every effort is made to lower down the standards of higher education to satisfy the whims and fancies of the cheap politicians interested in garnering votes by any means.





60% of engineering graduates unemployed - Times of India
NEW DELHI: More than 60% of the eight lakh engineers graduating from technical institutions across the country every year remain unemployed, according to the All India…
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The news given below speaks for itself about the standard of Tamil of Tamilians of Tamil Nadu who boast so much of themselves and about Tamil. I find that in social media the standard of Tamil is so miserably poor, there is a need to save Tamil from these Tamils. Be it pictures or serials or news broadcast, Tamil is miserably dissected, spelt or pronounced. the same is reflected in the news below where many from Tamil Nadu performed poorly in Tamil while those from the North gave a better performance.
Even simple words are not spelt correctly. This is happening in a state which swears by the richness and greatness of Tamil, propagating Tamil for all purposes claiming that Tamil is their life's breath.
The Tamil Nadu postal service exam may have been tough, according to several examinees, but apparently many of the high-scoring candidates are not even from the state. In the exam, which had a 25-mark section to check proficiency in Tamil, around 25 people, who have scored more than 70 out of 100, hailed from Maharashtra and Haryana. The exam to fill around 300 vacancies in the post of postman and mail guards in Tamil Nadu was conducted by the Tamil Nadu postal circle in November last year. Several candidates from the state, who failed to secure a job, now allege that something is amiss.
The exam, although it had a section to check Tamil language skills, was open to candidates across India. Applications were invited for 44 divisions, which include Chennai City Central, Chennai City North, Chennai City south, Chennai GPO, Tambaram, etc. More than 1 lakh candidates wrote the exam. The qualification required was Class X pass and minimum age of 18. The exams were in a multiple choice questions (MCQ) format.






When Hindi speakers beat Tamils to postman jobs in Tamil Nadu - Times of India
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu postal service exam may have been tough, according to several examinees, but apparently many of the high-scoring candidates are not even…
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"Justice Karnan's claim of being discriminated against for being a Dalit is without substance and added that judges are appointed on the basis of merit and not caste or religion."
"To talk about the Dalit card and all that is absolutely without substance. We have judges from all walks of life. Whether minority, majority, caste, religion. We never had this kind of thing. Judges are not appointed on the basis of caste or religion. They are appointed on the basis of merit or standing," Attorney General Rohatgi said.
So this is enough for our social justice defenders that the rule of reservation must be made applicable for judiciary also.
Already PMK of Tamil Nadu has raised this issue long back and all other parties may follow suit.
Just as the powers of Karna was vested in his " KAvacham " , Justice Karnan's power is vested in his " Dalit card status"






Justice Karnan making ‘scurrilous’ allegations: Mukul Rohatgi
Justice C S Karnan has refused to present himself before the Supreme Court in a contempt case.
 
The unhappy news for our country today is that our happiness index has dropped from 118th position to 122. But the more unhappy news is that China, Pakistan and even Bangladesh are above us.
China is happier because it has occupied Tibet which did not belong to it.
Pakistan is happier because it has occupied a part of Kashmir that rightly belongs to India.
Bangladesh is happier because it has sent as refugees millions of its population to India.
And these three countries do not allow India to be happy.
Out of 155 countries in the world, the fact that there are still 33 countries below India makes us a little happy.
 
HC accords human status to Ganga and Yamuna. News
Not only human status, but they were accorded Godly status long back. And today they are awarded human status, a decline in their status by the HC. So they are abused and insulted like humans.
 
I do not know the reason why Chennai was left out in the present studies. With increase in traffic density, with no foot walks in many localities and with most of the existing foot walks and platforms unauthorisedly occupied by petty roadside shops and vehicles and with road rules followed more in their breach, the passenger in Chennai is the l(e)ast one cared for left to the mercy of his fate. Connectivity wise Chennai is better than the other cities barring Delhi and Mumbai and with metro and mono rails and minibuses it is bound to improve much better in the near future.




Mumbai top for pedestrian rights, Delhi best for connectivity: Maruti's road safety index - Times of India
The index, compiled across several categories on the basis of citizen views and ground level surveys. While Mumbai featured on top for pedestrian rights, Delhi scored…
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DHRIDHARASHTRA ALINGANAM?
The surge of love a doctor felt upon seeing his college roommate after three years was so forceful it crushed his 35-yearold friend, who ended up cracking three ribs in the hug he got from him. News
This reminds one of DHRIDHARASHTRA ALINGANAM of Bhima's Statue in place of Bhima which crushed the iron statue




Doctor gets a hug so tight it cracks his ribs - Times of India
Dr Madhukar Gaikwad, superintendent of Fort’s St George’s Hospital, became the (un)fortunate recipient of this blast of adoration, when his batchmate, Dr Amit Badwe,…
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EVERY INDIVIDUAL WHO IS INTERESTED IN PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT AND SAFEGUARDING NATURAL RESOURCES WHICH ARE PILFERED BY THE SAND MAFIA SHOULD COME OUT IN SUPPORT OF THIS BRAVE LADY SANDHYA WHO IS HUMILIATED AND THREATENED. SHE NEEDS SUPPORT AT THIS CRUCIAL HOUR.
Aruna Roy said, " People often think of corruption as financial, or dealing with money and bribes alone. Sand is an important natural resource and therefore illegal sand mining is often not perceived as such by people. Chennai-based Sandhya has brought this to light and shown through her work how this natural resource has been exploited by the powers. Sandhya through her extensive series of articles has raised some of these vital questions. Threats to her are an attempt to quell all awareness and discussion on the very subject of sand mining mafia, and is not merely an isolated attack on an individual."






Support pours in for woman journalist being harassed by TN sand mining mafia - Times of India
Students, IT professionals and activists have pledged to stand by independent journalist Sandhya Ravishankar…
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Ram Janma Bhoomi Dispute
Justices Sudhir Agarwal and Justice D.V. Sharma on the Allahabad High Court bench had concluded in their separate judgments that Lord Ram, son of King Dashrath, was born within the 1,482.5 square yards of the disputed Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid premises over 900,000 years ago during the Treta Yuga.(?)
If the court has given the proof based on which this conclusion was arrived at, it will help the Hindus of the country. The third judge, Justice S.U. Khan, said his finding was an “informed guess”.



Ayodhya row: Supreme Court suggests out-of-court settlement
Chief Justice J.S. Khehar offers to “sit with mediators chosen by both the sides for negotiations”.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday directed government staff to stop chewing paan, paan masala etc when in office, after seeing betel juice stained walls during his first visit to the Secretariat annexe building here.
Chewing and spitting is a national hobby in our country. You can see stained walls, whether it be an apartment, office or public place such as a railway station. No use just passing a law towards prohibiting spitting. It has to be followed up and that is where we miserably fail as a nation. As soon as a notice board to that effect is put up, it is the board that receives the first spittoon.
This move must be followed throughout the country. No wonder if our enlightened opposition takes it as an infringement of the fundamental rights of our people to spit wherever they want and whenever they want and may organise a protest against this.
 
March 22nd is the world water day. unfortunately for many in Tamil Nadu, it is a water less day. The rainfall over the world is maldistributed. Where we need water, we don't get enough precipitation and where and when we don't need it, there is heavy downpour. The weather plays a very important role in this respect. Global warming seems to have an adverse effect. Already many parts of the world are suffering from severe water scarcity and it is feared that the future wars in the world will be for water between nations. We know Brahmaputra has its origin in Tibet, now occupied by China. There is an Indus Pak treaty which is under threat from Pakistan. The cauvery issue is well known to all Tamils and Cannada people.
The life style of the people and the consequent requirement of water has undergone a phenomenal change. With bursting population, with increased demand, increased pollution, decreased catchment area and with the sea occupying two thirds of the world surface, the problem of water scarcity is growing by leaps and bounds. It is feared by world hydrologists, water resources personnel and water engineers that whether the world comes to an end by a deluge or not it is going to be destroyed by water war not in a distant future. Hence the need for celebrating international water day to spread the message of water conservation, management and distribution for our survival which includes water for drinking and cooking and for irrigation besides many other multifarious uses. Let us not waste water. Let us save water. Let us save the future of the world which depends upon water, the nectar of life.


World Water Day Reflections
The U.N. General Assembly in 1993 designated March 22 as World Water Day and over the years as water resources are increasingly critically threatened and as acess to safe drinking water to greater numbers of people becomes a growing reality, this day has…
thehindu.com
 
British man walks from Kanyakumari to Kolata to raise funds for Indian street kids: news
நம்ம ஊரிலே ஒரு சில அரசியல் தலைவர்கள் நீண்ட நெடும் பயணம் செய்யறாங்க? எதுக்கு? தங்களுடைய விளம்பரத்துக்காக. யாராவது ஒருத்தராவது தெருக் குழந்தைகளுக்காகவோ இல்லை, மற்றபடி மக்கள் தொண்டிற்காகவோ எந்த தனிப் பட்ட லாபமும் கருதாமல் நீண்ட நெடும் பயணம் மேற்கொண்டதுண்டா? மூச்!
 
Bull fight can be dangerous and during jallikattu, every year there are certain casualties which the jallikattu heros refuse to recognise. The following video speaks for itself. In Tamilnadu, it is unfortunate that the entire community is brainwashed to such an extent that any one who talks against is dubbed anti Tamil and its heritage. And remember that Tamil Nadu is ruled by Rationalist parties for nearly sixty years now.





Video: Bull thrusts 11-inch horn in matador's butt in shocking accident
The matador was moved to a hospital with immediate effect after the ordeal.
 
Many Indian travellers going to US who transit through Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha will be affected as a result of the US ban on carry-on e-gadgets during their flight
One out of every two passengers who fly from India to the US transit through airports in the Middle East like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and from Saturday they will need to check in all electronic devices sized larger than a smart phone like laptops, tablets, e-readers, cameras, electronic games, DVD players, etc. Apart from not having their personal device for work or entertainment at airport lounges and on board ultra-long haul flights, air travellers will have to worry about the possibility of their e-gadgets getting lost, misplaced or stolen from their checked-in bags




US ban on carry-on e-gadgets will hit Indian travellers hard - Times of India
MUMBAI: One out of every two passengers who fly from India to the US transit through airports in the Middle East like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and from Saturday they will…
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This bloody MP who beat the AI staffer should have been thrown out of the plane. That could have been a very good riddance for the country. He has no business to manhale and beat anybody. If he has been provoked, the right thing is he must have complained to the concerned authorities, I feel that some refresher courses may have to be conducted for the MPs regarding public behaviour and decency.





Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad justifies beating AI staffer with slippers | News - Times of India Videos
Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad justifies beating AI…
 
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Be ready for the most expensive haircut by the world famous hair dresser who has a shiny bald head with no need to go in search of another hair dresser.
இவர் கிட்டே ஒருதரம் போனாப் போதும் உங்களைடைய தலையை மாத்திரம் இல்லை உங்க ஆஸ்தியையும் சேர்த்து மொட்டை அடிச்சுடுவார்.




Meet the man behind the most expensive haircut in the world! - Times of India
He has more than 20 salons in the world with rumoured clients like Kate Middleton, Lady Gaga, and Jennifer Lawrence to name a few!
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Pamphlets in Bareilly mosques ask Muslims not to use loudspeakers while praying
This may immediately provoke the conscience of our secular Sultans. This is a direct result of preventing bells from chiming from Hindu temples in UP under Akhilesh government. And you know it is prohibited in all the western countries. The rule cannot be one sided. It has to be observed by everybody including Hindus.
 
Lalu Prasad injured in stage collapse. News
Hereafter nobody can say he is NOT A WEIGHTY PERSONALITY . Thank God he escaped with minor injuries so that we can have the pleasure of many political Tamashas in days to come, but for whom politics becomes a drab affair.
It seems he was participating in a religious ceremony and went on stage in connection with it. He being a hard core secularist, the communal stage erected for a religious ceremony might have collapsed, not willing to carry him.
 
The process of getting an American visa, strenuous at the best of times, is likely to get more painstaking following fresh directives from the Trump administration to its consular officials worldwide to identify ''populations warranting increased scrutiny'' for enhanced vetting.
Can we hope that the length of the queue before US embassies will grow shorter and shorter in due course.
 
Like The Hindu of India New York Times with its questionable wisdom and knowledge of India is another pervert which takes pleasure in distorting news from India to suit its hate politics against Modi and India in general. It is one of the worst biased magazines carrying falsehood. It has no business to interfere with the purely internal affairs of India with its less than half baked knowledge. This paper doesn't have the temerity to criticise Pakistan which has been committing genocide of Hindus there over the past seventy years and in Bangladesh of its natives in 1971. Minorities under indian democracy are much safer than ANYWHERE else.




Government questions New York Times' wisdom to criticise Adityanath becoming UP chief minister - Times of India
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Sena MP who assaulted AI staffer remains defiant: News
Sena defends this MP. Police book him for assault. News
Treat him like any other offender and punish him without showing any partiality for the position that he occupies. In fact he doesn't deserve to be an MP. His place is NOT PARLIAMENT BUT PRISON.
All the flights should refuse to accommodate him in their flights until he apologises in public.
 
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