Hitler (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler)came by election and Modi too. It is Modi and business ?
I know,"Democracy prefers market but market does not prefer democracy."
Please read link of news and start to think:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-told-us-2002-riots-were-unfortunate-EU-envoys/articleshow/18402250.cms
NEW DELHI: European Union, which has ended over a decade-old boycott of Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi, has been told by him that the 2002 riots in the state were unfortunate.
Modi took the unusual step of driving to Germany embassy here to a
luncheon meeting with envoys and representatives of several European Union
member countries that was hosted by German ambassador Michael Steiner.
The meeting remained undisclosed for one month till EU ambassador Joao Cravinho went public on Thursday.
Steiner told reporters on Friday that he had always maintained that
Germany had no intention of interfering in Gujarat assembly elections
and that it will take a "fresh look" after the election results.
"That is exactly what we were doing and part of it is to talk directly
to chief minister Modi. India is a democracy. We respect democratic
institutions. We respect election results in India and we have full
trust in its judicial system. Because of this respect and trust, we are
now in a new phase," the German ambassador said.
However, he
refused to give further details of the meeting but other sources in the
know said, during the January 7 meeting with EU delegation, Modi said he
will abide by the judicial verdict and that these events were
unfortunate.
Modi is also understood to have said that everything should be done to avoid such events.
Asked if the EU, which has boycotted Modi for over 10 years after the
riots, was softening up, Cravinho said, "The accountability of what
happened in 2002, I think is the matter that is of interest to Indians
and is of interest for people around the world."
He said that in India, there is a certain amount of emotion attached to what happened in 2002.
"And it is a matter that we will follow with great interest ..." he said.
Referring to last year's verdict by a Gujarat court convicting BJP
legislator Maya Kodnani and Bajrang Dal leader Babu Bajrangi along with
30 others for their role in the Naroda Patia riots, the ambassador said,
Indian justice might be slow but delivers.
"Some months ago,
there was end of one part of judicial process which shows that justice
in India may be slow but it produces results. And that has helped to
look towards closure of what everybody agrees is very very terrible set
of events," he told a select group of journalists.
According to
the sources, EU countries feel this is the right time to engage with
Modi, who has been elected third time and has no judicial verdict
against him. There is also a feeling among these countries that he is a
player at the national level.
Last October, Britain, a member
of the EU, had ended its decade-long boycott of Gujarat when its high
commissioner to India James Bevan met Modi to mark a "cordial beginning"
to fresh ties, with the two discussing opportunities for greater
economic cooperation.
In the first engagement with Gujarat in
10 years after it snapped all ties with the state in the aftermath of
the 2002 communal riots, the British high commissioner met Modi for
about 50 minutes, discussing a range of issues, including climate change
and investments.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Election and fascism
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Say no to culture of Gun
I am mentioning two important thoughts of Buddha:
1.Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love; this is the eternal rule.
2.We are what we think. With our thoughts we make our world.
Above thoughts are foundation of my life. I am against culture of gun
because Culture of Gun destroyed my village and finished all my
childhood friendship. I support Obama campaign against culture of gun.
Monday, February 4, 2013
HRD Alert-India - Urgent Appeal for Action – Uttar Pradesh/Varanasi: Death Threats and Intimidation to human rights defenders of PVCHR and Women Survivors
PVCHR: HRD Alert-India - Urgent Appeal for Action – Uttar...: Human Rights Defenders Alert - India National Coordination Office No.6, Vallabhai Road, Chokkikulam, Madurai 625 002, Tamil Nadu, INDI...
Friday, January 25, 2013
Thursday, January 24, 2013
PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR
PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR ...: http://www.pvchr.asia/?id=138 ………………………………………………………………………………………… Issue: Intimidation, right to life with dignity, threat to human righ...
Therefore, I request that I, my family, Sapna Chaurasia and her family be protected and a probe should be conducted at high level by the CBCID or CBI due to involvement of corrupts in all sectors such as media, police, NGOs, lawyers, relatives etc, because I received many calls and advises from them to withdrawal my petition and support. First time in my life, I am feeling that my death is so near. I believe in life before death like Jesus, so I am going to fight up to my death against corrupt and patriarchal elements. If I will be died, please support to people of PVCHR and provide care to my son. It is my testimony on the birthday of my son Kabeer karunik on 24 January 2013. From testimony of Lenin Raghuvanshi
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Learning of my life :
Want everything
without sharing with others or less work more profit or no work all
profit or taking about egalitarian value but controlling everything as
libertarian or cheating or manipulation: basic characters of casteist
people in India
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
The Maha Kumbh Mela, a spectacle of extremism and violence
http://www.asianews.it/news-en/The-Maha-Kumbh-Mela,-a-spectacle-of-extremism-and-violence-26869.html
INDIA
The Maha Kumbh Mela, a spectacle of extremism and violence
Nirmala Carvalho
This was stated by Lenin Raguvanshi, a lay activist in Varanasi. He denounces the participation of Naga sadhus, ascetic warriors who parade armed with swords and tridents, "militarizing" a religious moment as important as that of the Kumbh Mela. It is "urgent and necessary" to prohibit the participation of these individuals, and stand against the caste system, "to give dignity" to Dalits and tribals.
Mumbai (AsiaNews / Agencies) - The Maha Kumbh Mela, the biggest festival of the Hindu religion, is an exhibition of "violence and extremism" rather than a sacred time for millions of people according to Lenin Raghuvanshi, lay activist and director of thePeople's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (Pvchr) Varanasi. It is an opportunity for the armed bands of Naga sadhus, responsible for killing many Buddhists in India" to meet, he says, "reaffirm inequality proclaimed by the caste system" and to promote drug trafficking. Just today, police in Allahabad seized a jeep carrying 124kg of ganja, destined for the Kumbh Mela.
"The naga sadhu - the activist tells AsiaNews - live in so-called Chowni, the military camps. Their symbols are spears, sticks, swords and tridents. The Kumbh Mela is a religious event, but these sadhus [ascetic, ed] profess a Hinduim inspired by violence". The festival includes immersion in the Sangam, the confluence of the holy rivers of the Ganges, the Yamuna and Saraswati. According to tradition, bathing in these waters washes away sins and helps the faithful to attain salvation.
The Maha Kumbh Mela is considered to be the largest gathering of humanity on earth: this year, it is expected to attract more than 100 million people. Precisely because of the large number of faithful who take part, according Raghuvanshi "welcoming naga sadhus" means "highlighting extremism and violence. These ascetics march in procession with swords, axes, whips, pitchforks and flails. They walk barefoot, wearing only garlands, chanting slogans in honour of the god Shiva (Har Har Mahadev) and brandishing their weapons while immersing themselves in the river. " For the activist, it is "urgent and necessary" that "this militarization of religion, sodomy and drugs are banned from such a context."
Rather, he said, "people should speak out against the caste system." Among the participants of the Maha Kumbh Mela are indeed thousands of Musahar, originally of tribe of Bihar and eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh, relegated to the bottom rung of the social ladder. They live in extreme poverty, and often survive feeding on rats, which they kill to protect crops.
"Like them - says Raghuvanshi - tens of thousands of tribals and Dalits participate in the Kumbh Mela. In their prayers, the Hindu leaders must stand against the caste system and in support of the poor. Unless we affirm the dignity and equality of these groups, this will become a place which confirms their subordination and oppression, even in the 21st century. " "Religion and spirituality - he insists - must be a force for change and development of society and the nation, and enhance the dignity of every human being. The Kumbh Mela should address these issues," and not give way "to all forms of abuse and violence, supported by Hindutva ideology".
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