Re: [IAC#RG] What gives us the right to criticize when we have not done enough ?

Dear Dr. Amit Mukherjee

1st October of each year is observed, in select groups, as "No Gandhi" day.

For them, it is the consequences of Gandhi's actions which are of concern.

The man is dead but his evils live on.

Just to remind, included in our band of patriots were Lal-Bal-Pal.


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Therefore, for instance, we do not forget or forgive Gandhi's 1923 statement denouncing Rammohun Roy as a puny intellect while opposing the formation of Swaraj Party by Chittaranjan Das ("Brahmo Samaj)", Tatyasaheb Kelkar (Hindu Maha Sabha) etc.

We shall never forget It was Gandhi and his band of British informers who were involved for the hangings of the Kakori martyrs or for the hanging of Bhagat Singh and his band, etc. etc. And so we shall always observe 1st October in our movement and ensure that objectives of Swaraj Party (India's first national political party set up in face of complete obstruction by Gandhians) ie. "Poorna Swaraj" are followed through and ultimately achieved.

Sarbajit

'The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones' --- William Shakespeare.

On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 12:12 PM, amit mukherjee <amitmuk@hotmail.com> wrote:

Dear Mr. J. Roy,

Thanks for your note.

I fully agree that issuing vituperative statements do not further our fight against corruption.

Insinuations , against MKG, or anybody else, should also be avoided. If the likes of Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King have idolized MKG, there must have been some good in what he did.

I, personally, have studied his life and works and can say that he was a great soul. Each person is entitled to mistakes. He must have made those mistakes like anyone of us. To have the courage to accept them, correct them, and apologize for them, are great traits. His dictum of " Be the Change you want to see in the World" is still a classic!

Regards,

Amit

Re: [IAC#RG] WILL FIGHT BACK TILL THE VERY END

Sir,

dont be afraid , v r with u

regards

jacob lazer PUCL kerala

On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Aires Rodrigues <airesrodrigues1@gmail.com> wrote:

A senior police officer has today cautioned me that a well-planned attack on my life could happen anytime. I have been advised to take extra precautions in my movements. This I shall not do! I have always led the life of a common man. I have been attacked many a time. But my time was never up! As the sufi mystic Kabir said "Jako rakhe Sai, maar sake na koi" (None can harm him who is looked after by higher Powers). 

If instead of fighting me legally in the Courts, they wish to settle scores through swords and guns, there is nothing I can say. 

I shall, as always, remain unperturbed. I would rather die with a hope, rather than have hope die inside of me. Let destiny takes its course. My only wish is that my fellow Goans, especially the younger generation, will continue the battle against injustice and corruption. Each of us has to go someday, but our Goa must live forever. 

If I do have to depart, it shall be with a proud sense of accomplishment of at least having attempted to do everything possible within my means for Goa. I shall remain heavily indebted to all my teachers in school and college who imparted me the knowledge and guidance that has helped me immensely in all my, often lonely, crusades.

In death one may be physically gone, but the spirit is always around. I shall await in heaven or hell - wherever I am dispatched - to witness that glorious day when Goa will be truly liberated from injustice, corruption and nepotism, all sadly a way of life today. 

In the words of Corazon Aquino, widow of assassinated President of the Philippines, who went on to be President herself, "I would rather die a meaningful death than live a meaningless life".

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Re: [IAC#RG] WILL FIGHT BACK TILL THE VERY END

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On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 4:50 AM, Aires Rodrigues <airesrodrigues1@gmail.com> wrote:

A senior police officer has today cautioned me that a well-planned attack on my life could happen anytime. I have been advised to take extra precautions in my movements. This I shall not do! I have always led the life of a common man. I have been attacked many a time. But my time was never up! As the sufi mystic Kabir said "Jako rakhe Sai, maar sake na koi" (None can harm him who is looked after by higher Powers). 

If instead of fighting me legally in the Courts, they wish to settle scores through swords and guns, there is nothing I can say. 

I shall, as always, remain unperturbed. I would rather die with a hope, rather than have hope die inside of me. Let destiny takes its course. My only wish is that my fellow Goans, especially the younger generation, will continue the battle against injustice and corruption. Each of us has to go someday, but our Goa must live forever. 

If I do have to depart, it shall be with a proud sense of accomplishment of at least having attempted to do everything possible within my means for Goa. I shall remain heavily indebted to all my teachers in school and college who imparted me the knowledge and guidance that has helped me immensely in all my, often lonely, crusades.

In death one may be physically gone, but the spirit is always around. I shall await in heaven or hell - wherever I am dispatched - to witness that glorious day when Goa will be truly liberated from injustice, corruption and nepotism, all sadly a way of life today. 

In the words of Corazon Aquino, widow of assassinated President of the Philippines, who went on to be President herself, "I would rather die a meaningful death than live a meaningless life".

Aires Rodrigues

Advocate High Court

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

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Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

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[IAC#RG] WILL FIGHT BACK TILL THE VERY END

A senior police officer has today cautioned me that a well-planned attack on my life could happen anytime. I have been advised to take extra precautions in my movements. This I shall not do! I have always led the life of a common man. I have been attacked many a time. But my time was never up! As the sufi mystic Kabir said "Jako rakhe Sai, maar sake na koi" (None can harm him who is looked after by higher Powers). 

If instead of fighting me legally in the Courts, they wish to settle scores through swords and guns, there is nothing I can say. 

I shall, as always, remain unperturbed. I would rather die with a hope, rather than have hope die inside of me. Let destiny takes its course. My only wish is that my fellow Goans, especially the younger generation, will continue the battle against injustice and corruption. Each of us has to go someday, but our Goa must live forever. 

If I do have to depart, it shall be with a proud sense of accomplishment of at least having attempted to do everything possible within my means for Goa. I shall remain heavily indebted to all my teachers in school and college who imparted me the knowledge and guidance that has helped me immensely in all my, often lonely, crusades.

In death one may be physically gone, but the spirit is always around. I shall await in heaven or hell - wherever I am dispatched - to witness that glorious day when Goa will be truly liberated from injustice, corruption and nepotism, all sadly a way of life today. 

In the words of Corazon Aquino, widow of assassinated President of the Philippines, who went on to be President herself, "I would rather die a meaningful death than live a meaningless life".

Aires Rodrigues

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Re: [IAC#RG] Heads must roll for Uri

We tend to agree with Sh Sarabjit ji on this.
All points valid.
No place for communism.
No place for middlemen.
Determine price of produce and have a mechanism to deliver profits directly.
And yes finally subsidies shd become a thing of past.
Regards to all.

On 4 Oct 2016 09:18, "Sarbajit Roy" <sroy.mb@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Cdr Singla

IAC cannot agree with you for the following  reasons

1) What you are proposing is called COMMUNISM. ie. everybody gets paid
equally whether they work or not.

2) IAC is opposed, in principle, to subsidies. There is no such thing
as a free lunch. Reckless politicians doling out subsidies are simply
spending the incomes of tommorrows generations to purchase votes
today.

3) There is no special class as FARMERS. Indian farmers are obsolete
today. The land holdings are too small sized to support the families,
yields are dwindling due to overcropping and excessive use of
fertilisers, erratic rainfed irrigation has its own problesm, as does
GM seeds and the problems of Commodity exchanges causing boom bust
cycles which wipe out small and marginal farmers who lack holding
power. But of course we have many experts on IAC who know the sector
intimately and who can correct me.

4) Instead of your suggestion, it would be better to eliminate the
commodity exchanges and install some other system to ensure accurate
price discovery of agricultural produce. The problem it seems are the
middlemen who prevent consumers and farmers coming together. Hitler
had the FINAL SOLUTION for these middlemen cockroaches. Perhaps we
should implement it.

Best regards

Sarbajit Roy


On 10/3/16, neeraj singla <nsingla@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Mr sarabjit
>
> Let us focus on the evil of corruption.
>
> I have an idea. If we all think it is good, then let us push it.
>
> You know our govts. Dole out huge subsidiaries towards cheaper power, water,
> fertiliser etc. to our farmers. But you know most of it goes to only rich
> farmers for obvious reasons
>
> The solution can be that total subsidy be equally distributed among all
> farmers and the money be transferred directly to their individual accounts.
> And let the farmers buy everything on the market prices. It is similar to
> the LPG subsidy.
>
> As per one estimate, the amount will be about 7,500/- per month to each
> farmer family.
>
> To make it even better let the amount be transferred in the account of the
> farmer's wife.
>
> Looking forward to your kind response
>
> Regards
> Neeraj Singla
>

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Re: [IAC#RG] Heads must roll for Uri

Dear Cdr Singla

IAC cannot agree with you for the following reasons

1) What you are proposing is called COMMUNISM. ie. everybody gets paid
equally whether they work or not.

2) IAC is opposed, in principle, to subsidies. There is no such thing
as a free lunch. Reckless politicians doling out subsidies are simply
spending the incomes of tommorrows generations to purchase votes
today.

3) There is no special class as FARMERS. Indian farmers are obsolete
today. The land holdings are too small sized to support the families,
yields are dwindling due to overcropping and excessive use of
fertilisers, erratic rainfed irrigation has its own problesm, as does
GM seeds and the problems of Commodity exchanges causing boom bust
cycles which wipe out small and marginal farmers who lack holding
power. But of course we have many experts on IAC who know the sector
intimately and who can correct me.

4) Instead of your suggestion, it would be better to eliminate the
commodity exchanges and install some other system to ensure accurate
price discovery of agricultural produce. The problem it seems are the
middlemen who prevent consumers and farmers coming together. Hitler
had the FINAL SOLUTION for these middlemen cockroaches. Perhaps we
should implement it.

Best regards

Sarbajit Roy


On 10/3/16, neeraj singla <nsingla@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Mr sarabjit
>
> Let us focus on the evil of corruption.
>
> I have an idea. If we all think it is good, then let us push it.
>
> You know our govts. Dole out huge subsidiaries towards cheaper power, water,
> fertiliser etc. to our farmers. But you know most of it goes to only rich
> farmers for obvious reasons
>
> The solution can be that total subsidy be equally distributed among all
> farmers and the money be transferred directly to their individual accounts.
> And let the farmers buy everything on the market prices. It is similar to
> the LPG subsidy.
>
> As per one estimate, the amount will be about 7,500/- per month to each
> farmer family.
>
> To make it even better let the amount be transferred in the account of the
> farmer's wife.
>
> Looking forward to your kind response
>
> Regards
> Neeraj Singla
>

Re: [IAC#RG] Heads must roll for Uri

Mr Sarbajit and to all,

Time is to observe and appreciate what our brave personnel right from the Jawan up to the top man looking after the defence of the nation where you and me are being secured.

One may have so many negative things to express, be patient, we are going through a very critical period with regards to handling terrorism, directly sponsored by an adversarial nuclear neighbour and sympathise by the anti national separatist group from within our own soil, we should not behave like paid news editors and celebrity anchors.

Let us not be cynical at least for today, think of the men in uniform day and night protecting our frontiers, men in responsible positions who are awake half the night when we sleep well and the PM who has taken such unprecedented action for the first time.

JAI HIND

Dr K S Elangbam

On 24 Sep 2016 09:26, "Ghulam kundanam" <ghulam.kundanam@gmail.com> wrote:

पापा ! आप बहुत याद आते हैं
…………………………………

सीमा पर बने रक्षक परकोटो में,
जंग में लगते गहरे चोटो में,
सैनिक की वर्दी के फोटो में,
हर वक्त आप मुस्काते हैं।
पापा !
आप बहुत याद आते हैं। 2 ।

देश की सीमा पर रहे डटे,
गोली लगी या शर कटे,
मरते दम तक नहीं हटे,
मर कर भी जीत दिलाते हैं।
पापा !
आप बहुत याद आते हैं। 2 ।

पर देश की छाती पर बैठे,
नेता और नौकरशाह  ऐठे,
देश को लूट रहे इक्कठे,
व्यर्थ में गाल बजाते हैं।
पापा !
आप बहुत याद आते हैं। 2 ।

मम्मी की  आँखों  में नमी,
दादा की आँखें देख सूनी,
पूरे परिवार में छाई गमी,
फिर भी आप नहीं आते हैं।
पापा !
आप बहुत याद आते हैं। 2 ।

नन्हीं हाथों से दी अग्नि,
अब तो यादें ही  संगनी,
दीदी की होने वाली मंगनी,
सपनों में सपने सजाते हैं।
पापा !
आप बहुत याद आते हैं। 2 ।

(इस कविता को लिखते वक्त मेरी खुद की आँखें भर आई … शहीदों को एक बार फिर
से नमन … उनके परिवारों के प्रति पुन: गहरी संवेदना…)
जय हिन्द !
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  23/09/2016
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