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usha manohar replied to the topic some myths about smart phones .
Rajinder Soni wrote:
When a smartphone is being charged and used at the same time, it gets overheated and due to this the battery can explode resulting in very severe injuries.
It is also a fact that some of those that exploded came from China, probably the use and throw variety for which they are famous. However, e have to take care while using any electronic gadget ..
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/smartphone-explosions-cases-causes/
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Literature of new native writers in Indian writings and their English translations.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Honestly speaking I am not a great novel reader. I love to read articles, short stories and poems. My 14 year old son is a voracious reader and I have noticed that he is fond of Amish Tripathy whose genre is mythology. As we all know, presently, Chetan Bhagat is a very popular novelist who writes in a very casual English. Those who love the English language, they are not fond of Bhagat's English.
A good starting. As you said about Chetan Bhagat's down to earth language, add about his books too. This will facilitate other members to add some of their opinions too.
I never read Bhagat's novel but I read his article in news paper, I don't like to much style. Once I read books written by P.M. Ayier, (Memory Bites) an IAS and P.S of president Dr Abdul Kalam. Books is nice one.
IS P. M. Aiyer and Pico Aiyer the same author. Please do share a bit more about his books and style of writing.
Some time back I read one of Iyer's books although my memory is very sketchy now. It was a novel about Cuba and Havana called Cuba and the Night ! Was good...I started another and left it half way through because someone else borrowed the book The Lady and the Monk, have still not got back that book. I tend to compare him to Vikram Seth, very similar writing and narrative styles. His father Raghavan Iyer was also a highly educated and qualified person, also wrote some books on politics and philosophy if I am not mistaken,,
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Our Insensitive Chief Ministers and Ministers.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There is no money for drought relief but there is enough to hike their pays and build brand new houses for themselves.
http://m.timesofindia.com/City/Hyderabad/After-pay-hike-Telangana-MLAs-to-get-swanky-homes/articleshow/51961523.cms?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=TOI
Why do these mostly uneducated and uncultured people need such expensive and swanky homes? Each building to cost Rs. 1 crore, for what purpose? Same thing with other states too! And then these state governments, when it comes to more important fundings, cry that their coffers are empty! Really disgusting!
To a certain extent one can blame the people of the state and the opposition who put up with such nonsense.Same thing was planned in Karnataka but the opposition BJP created such an uproar that they had to stop the idea.. I find it extremely disturbing that the Chief Ministers have the freedom to spend tax payers money as they want without any accountability.This same CM spent a hge amount on a vehicle and now this..
I agree, it is the way that people put up with such nonsense that it later becomes the norm for these politicians. I guess, since after the British left India, there were really only a handful of true leaders who believed that only simplicity and honesty will form a true democracy. But sadly, the others picked up where the former princes and kings left off and as the leaders, claimed all such riches and prosperity for themselves. On the other hand, British who gave the true concept of democracy to the world, their leaders live as simply as the next common man. The former viceroys, after reaching England were seen carrying their own burdens as they no longer could put a claim to any perks that their former positions had afforded. Now, even a mayor of a small town, who may not possess even the most basic of qualifications exercises his claim to a swanky super expensive car, newly refurbished bungalows no lesser than a mansion that come with all the latest trappings. I think it is very much the fact that the common people allow t to happen, the reason for such unnecessary show of wealth amongst politicians.
I totally agree with that, I remember seeing TV footage of Princess Diana carrying her luggage while travelling and John Majors doing household chores like vaccum cleaning and mowing the lawn in their home during weekends. Most of the UK Prime Ministers leave their official residence, 10 Downing road for the weekend and stay in their own homes like other normal people . Can you expect this from even a Police officer or a higher government official here ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
On Uniform Civil Code, the manifesto said Art 44 of the Constitution lists Uniform Civil Code (UCC) as one of the directive principles of the state policy. "BJP believes that there cannot be gender equality till such time India adopts a UCC which protects the rights of all women and the BJP reiterates its stand to draft a UCC drawing upon the best traditions and harmonising them with modern times," said the document.
I dont see anything wrong with what they have said, so why is the opposition , the communal parties and its supporters challenging them ? Are they going to oppose something the will be welcomed by the majority of the nation to please a few ..I guess it is the fear that BJP will march over them that makes them keep bringing this issue every now and then...very immature and childish ! They dont seem to realise that there is a time for everything esp now when the parliament has its hands full with all the ghotalas of the previous government coming out, the saffron infested people have to bite their words
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There is definitely a change in the attitude of the employers which has become more capitalistic in its preference , more an American concept where the capacity of a person to impress and bring in business becomes the most preferred qualification. But this has its own short comings in the long run. A senior experienced person need not always have old fashioned ideas, he or she may be with the times and know what exactly is needed for the betterment of the company, given a chance ! It is normally youngsters with a few years of experience that get the best of jobs.
True...that too and now more focus is given on hiring candidates who are able to multitask effectively. When it comes to multitasking, usually the seniors lose out as they find it hard to pick up new skills in addition to what they have been doing for years. Younger, on the other hand, have no problem multitasking and get picked up. But unfortunately, it does have long term consequences that in due course of time, their may not be people left with in-depth knowledge of any particular expertise, as youngsters tend to focus only on picking up enough to do a job and not go in deeper.
Kalyani, there is no denying that the youngsters if today are a very smart lot, also having the advantage of youthful agility on their side. As far as multitasking goes, like you said one cannot do full justice to any one job since you are dividing your attention. I have an uncle working for nescafe of course he is retired now. He did his BSC after joining the company realising that he lacked the required knowledge and qualification and could be left behind ESP when qualified youngsters were joining in. Later he did a course in computer management and finally an MBA, all of this while in service. He reached a very high position before his retirement.
That is really commendable Usha, he took those many efforts so that he could not be left behind. It is this attribute of willingness and ability to adapt quickly to changes is what most in the end, even much more than experience, knowledge and even seniority.
Yes his is an exemplary case and not many would think of educating themselves after marriage, kids and having worked for a considerable number of years. Basically , even the seniors should keep in step with the youngsters and it is not impossible.
True, it is not impossible for anyone, only the will to accept change and adapt accordingly has to be there.
Unless they are willing to do that they will be left behind. Every job comes with its own intricacies and unless you are able to absorb it and better yourself, there is no hope except probably in government service, where reservations, seniority and ones closeness to the authorities concerned are taken as qualifications. Unless that changes, there is little hope because no private sector can compete with public sector.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The truth about Ishrat Jehan Encounter Case.
Oh really ?How very stupid of me not to see that, anyways , thanks a lot for the compliment...So according to you many members left because of who?
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
I'm of the opinion that there would be a a solution for every Problem. Only thing is one must have sincerity and strong determination to find a way out. Organizations can be run with senior members who are dedicated and possess updated knowledge and enterprising youngsters who are willing to shed perspiration to serve the interests of the Organization.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Do you think that the party that has been elected by the people, doesn't know this simple responsibility ? The elected Party knows pretty well its responsibilities and obligations towards its people. Only criteria is people have to wait.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
A creative contribution.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Issues raised during election campaigns are expected to be concretised upon parties coming to power.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic The truth about Ishrat Jehan Encounter Case.
I paid a complement to you for being so crystal clear about who is responsible for the ills of the country when many of us are confused due to the shifting attitudes of central agencies operating under different parties.But why you chose to always shoot the messenger then the mesage is not clear. What am I going to gain by pretending as you allege. Many members may not have left necessarily because of RAMBABU as alleged by you some others may also be responsible.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Umpteen times, the real colors of Congress party were exposed. The entire Nation knew about the Dramatis Personae behind the issues like refusal of UCC, Communal intolerance between Hindus and Muslims, Bharat Mata ki Jai slogan controversy. Now the Muslim women themselves insisting Same Laws for Hindus and Muslims. Above all.Modi Govt which has been dubbed as Anti Muslim, by the congress. Now the Muslims seeing Modi and his Govt as a Ray of hope that can save the Muslims in India. I'm of the opinion that truth certainly surfaces despite Congress efforts to malign Modi.
The continuous mud slinging will not help. If you favor uniform civil code, bring legislation. Now if your favorite party is in power. If still legislation for uniform civil code or similar things is not introduced/ passed, it can be only said that the current ruling party has no intention to bring uniform civil code and this is raised only during election for votes. You cannot fool all for ever.
There are very strong reasons for continuous mud slinging on Congress. Is Triple Talaq not anti Islamic ? Muslim women who were the victims of Triple Talaq, themselves said, nowhere in Quran Triple Talaq was mentioned. Muslim women are falling in line to pray Modi to save them from Triple Talaq system. These hapless Muslim women want there should be uniform laws for Hindus and Muslims. Of course, Modi is there in power. He will certainly do the needful. To think that the ruling party has no intention to bring UCC is totally baseless and biased I'm asking you, why your favorite party and its Bosses are offended, whenever the ugly truths are brought to light.? Guilty consciousness.. eh...
i am not offended. No party is my favorite. There appears no sign of current ruling party doing anything for uniform personal law. Now if this is not introduced, you can blame only BJP. congress did what they considered right and will oppose what they consider wrong. Congress cannot be expected to support uniform personal law. BUT why the BJP now in power is reluctant to even talk of this? I repeat that mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. Please persuade the ruling party (if you can) to bring suitable legislation in parliament to implement uniform personal law. If they don't do so, it only means that such issues are only for fooling people with a view to get votes. It does not appear that the current ruling alliance has even an intention to bring uniform personal law. any way, this is issue between the current ruling party and the staunch supporters. Others have nothing to do with this. They will enjoy just watching.
I agree with you. Mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. My Question is, How it's going to help by criticizing BJP for its inaction. What BJP is going to do or not going to do will be decided by the High command of BJP. A new party has its own priorities depending on the merit of an issue. I do not like mere guessing and jumping to hasty and baseless conclusions, that BJP is reluctant to bring in UCC
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Umpteen times, the real colors of Congress party were exposed. The entire Nation knew about the Dramatis Personae behind the issues like refusal of UCC, Communal intolerance between Hindus and Muslims, Bharat Mata ki Jai slogan controversy. Now the Muslim women themselves insisting Same Laws for Hindus and Muslims. Above all.Modi Govt which has been dubbed as Anti Muslim, by the congress. Now the Muslims seeing Modi and his Govt as a Ray of hope that can save the Muslims in India. I'm of the opinion that truth certainly surfaces despite Congress efforts to malign Modi.
The continuous mud slinging will not help. If you favor uniform civil code, bring legislation. Now if your favorite party is in power. If still legislation for uniform civil code or similar things is not introduced/ passed, it can be only said that the current ruling party has no intention to bring uniform civil code and this is raised only during election for votes. You cannot fool all for ever.
There are very strong reasons for continuous mud slinging on Congress. Is Triple Talaq not anti Islamic ? Muslim women who were the victims of Triple Talaq, themselves said, nowhere in Quran Triple Talaq was mentioned. Muslim women are falling in line to pray Modi to save them from Triple Talaq system. These hapless Muslim women want there should be uniform laws for Hindus and Muslims. Of course, Modi is there in power. He will certainly do the needful. To think that the ruling party has no intention to bring UCC is totally baseless and biased I'm asking you, why your favorite party and its Bosses are offended, whenever the ugly truths are brought to light.? Guilty consciousness.. eh...
i am not offended. No party is my favorite. There appears no sign of current ruling party doing anything for uniform personal law. Now if this is not introduced, you can blame only BJP. congress did what they considered right and will oppose what they consider wrong. Congress cannot be expected to support uniform personal law. BUT why the BJP now in power is reluctant to even talk of this? I repeat that mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. Please persuade the ruling party (if you can) to bring suitable legislation in parliament to implement uniform personal law. If they don't do so, it only means that such issues are only for fooling people with a view to get votes. It does not appear that the current ruling alliance has even an intention to bring uniform personal law. any way, this is issue between the current ruling party and the staunch supporters. Others have nothing to do with this. They will enjoy just watching.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Does Boddunan Pays by Online transfer or by Cheque!.
Please supply the details required. You will get the amount directly credited to your bank account.
9 years ago
vaishnavi answered the question Which city is called .
Jaipur is known as Pink City of India. It is a capital of Rajasthan.
9 years ago
vaishnavi answered the question When Dr.Br.Ambedkar has born?.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was born on 14 April 1891 in Madhya Pradesh.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic some myths about smart phones .
Rajinder Soni wrote:
When a smartphone is being charged and used at the same time, it gets overheated and due to this the battery can explode resulting in very severe injuries.
It is also a fact that some of those that exploded came from China, probably the use and throw variety for which they are famous. However, e have to take care while using any electronic gadget ..
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/smartphone-explosions-cases-causes/
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Literature of new native writers in Indian writings and their English translations.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Honestly speaking I am not a great novel reader. I love to read articles, short stories and poems. My 14 year old son is a voracious reader and I have noticed that he is fond of Amish Tripathy whose genre is mythology. As we all know, presently, Chetan Bhagat is a very popular novelist who writes in a very casual English. Those who love the English language, they are not fond of Bhagat's English.
A good starting. As you said about Chetan Bhagat's down to earth language, add about his books too. This will facilitate other members to add some of their opinions too.
I never read Bhagat's novel but I read his article in news paper, I don't like to much style. Once I read books written by P.M. Ayier, (Memory Bites) an IAS and P.S of president Dr Abdul Kalam. Books is nice one.
IS P. M. Aiyer and Pico Aiyer the same author. Please do share a bit more about his books and style of writing.
Some time back I read one of Iyer's books although my memory is very sketchy now. It was a novel about Cuba and Havana called Cuba and the Night ! Was good...I started another and left it half way through because someone else borrowed the book The Lady and the Monk, have still not got back that book. I tend to compare him to Vikram Seth, very similar writing and narrative styles. His father Raghavan Iyer was also a highly educated and qualified person, also wrote some books on politics and philosophy if I am not mistaken,,
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Our Insensitive Chief Ministers and Ministers.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There is no money for drought relief but there is enough to hike their pays and build brand new houses for themselves.
http://m.timesofindia.com/City/Hyderabad/After-pay-hike-Telangana-MLAs-to-get-swanky-homes/articleshow/51961523.cms?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=TOI
Why do these mostly uneducated and uncultured people need such expensive and swanky homes? Each building to cost Rs. 1 crore, for what purpose? Same thing with other states too! And then these state governments, when it comes to more important fundings, cry that their coffers are empty! Really disgusting!
To a certain extent one can blame the people of the state and the opposition who put up with such nonsense.Same thing was planned in Karnataka but the opposition BJP created such an uproar that they had to stop the idea.. I find it extremely disturbing that the Chief Ministers have the freedom to spend tax payers money as they want without any accountability.This same CM spent a hge amount on a vehicle and now this..
I agree, it is the way that people put up with such nonsense that it later becomes the norm for these politicians. I guess, since after the British left India, there were really only a handful of true leaders who believed that only simplicity and honesty will form a true democracy. But sadly, the others picked up where the former princes and kings left off and as the leaders, claimed all such riches and prosperity for themselves. On the other hand, British who gave the true concept of democracy to the world, their leaders live as simply as the next common man. The former viceroys, after reaching England were seen carrying their own burdens as they no longer could put a claim to any perks that their former positions had afforded. Now, even a mayor of a small town, who may not possess even the most basic of qualifications exercises his claim to a swanky super expensive car, newly refurbished bungalows no lesser than a mansion that come with all the latest trappings. I think it is very much the fact that the common people allow t to happen, the reason for such unnecessary show of wealth amongst politicians.
I totally agree with that, I remember seeing TV footage of Princess Diana carrying her luggage while travelling and John Majors doing household chores like vaccum cleaning and mowing the lawn in their home during weekends. Most of the UK Prime Ministers leave their official residence, 10 Downing road for the weekend and stay in their own homes like other normal people . Can you expect this from even a Police officer or a higher government official here ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
On Uniform Civil Code, the manifesto said Art 44 of the Constitution lists Uniform Civil Code (UCC) as one of the directive principles of the state policy. "BJP believes that there cannot be gender equality till such time India adopts a UCC which protects the rights of all women and the BJP reiterates its stand to draft a UCC drawing upon the best traditions and harmonising them with modern times," said the document.
I dont see anything wrong with what they have said, so why is the opposition , the communal parties and its supporters challenging them ? Are they going to oppose something the will be welcomed by the majority of the nation to please a few ..I guess it is the fear that BJP will march over them that makes them keep bringing this issue every now and then...very immature and childish ! They dont seem to realise that there is a time for everything esp now when the parliament has its hands full with all the ghotalas of the previous government coming out, the saffron infested people have to bite their words
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There is definitely a change in the attitude of the employers which has become more capitalistic in its preference , more an American concept where the capacity of a person to impress and bring in business becomes the most preferred qualification. But this has its own short comings in the long run. A senior experienced person need not always have old fashioned ideas, he or she may be with the times and know what exactly is needed for the betterment of the company, given a chance ! It is normally youngsters with a few years of experience that get the best of jobs.
True...that too and now more focus is given on hiring candidates who are able to multitask effectively. When it comes to multitasking, usually the seniors lose out as they find it hard to pick up new skills in addition to what they have been doing for years. Younger, on the other hand, have no problem multitasking and get picked up. But unfortunately, it does have long term consequences that in due course of time, their may not be people left with in-depth knowledge of any particular expertise, as youngsters tend to focus only on picking up enough to do a job and not go in deeper.
Kalyani, there is no denying that the youngsters if today are a very smart lot, also having the advantage of youthful agility on their side. As far as multitasking goes, like you said one cannot do full justice to any one job since you are dividing your attention. I have an uncle working for nescafe of course he is retired now. He did his BSC after joining the company realising that he lacked the required knowledge and qualification and could be left behind ESP when qualified youngsters were joining in. Later he did a course in computer management and finally an MBA, all of this while in service. He reached a very high position before his retirement.
That is really commendable Usha, he took those many efforts so that he could not be left behind. It is this attribute of willingness and ability to adapt quickly to changes is what most in the end, even much more than experience, knowledge and even seniority.
Yes his is an exemplary case and not many would think of educating themselves after marriage, kids and having worked for a considerable number of years. Basically , even the seniors should keep in step with the youngsters and it is not impossible.
True, it is not impossible for anyone, only the will to accept change and adapt accordingly has to be there.
Unless they are willing to do that they will be left behind. Every job comes with its own intricacies and unless you are able to absorb it and better yourself, there is no hope except probably in government service, where reservations, seniority and ones closeness to the authorities concerned are taken as qualifications. Unless that changes, there is little hope because no private sector can compete with public sector.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The truth about Ishrat Jehan Encounter Case.
Oh really ?How very stupid of me not to see that, anyways , thanks a lot for the compliment...So according to you many members left because of who?
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
I'm of the opinion that there would be a a solution for every Problem. Only thing is one must have sincerity and strong determination to find a way out. Organizations can be run with senior members who are dedicated and possess updated knowledge and enterprising youngsters who are willing to shed perspiration to serve the interests of the Organization.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Do you think that the party that has been elected by the people, doesn't know this simple responsibility ? The elected Party knows pretty well its responsibilities and obligations towards its people. Only criteria is people have to wait.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Criteria for promotions - merit or seniority ?.
A creative contribution.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Issues raised during election campaigns are expected to be concretised upon parties coming to power.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic The truth about Ishrat Jehan Encounter Case.
I paid a complement to you for being so crystal clear about who is responsible for the ills of the country when many of us are confused due to the shifting attitudes of central agencies operating under different parties.But why you chose to always shoot the messenger then the mesage is not clear. What am I going to gain by pretending as you allege. Many members may not have left necessarily because of RAMBABU as alleged by you some others may also be responsible.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Umpteen times, the real colors of Congress party were exposed. The entire Nation knew about the Dramatis Personae behind the issues like refusal of UCC, Communal intolerance between Hindus and Muslims, Bharat Mata ki Jai slogan controversy. Now the Muslim women themselves insisting Same Laws for Hindus and Muslims. Above all.Modi Govt which has been dubbed as Anti Muslim, by the congress. Now the Muslims seeing Modi and his Govt as a Ray of hope that can save the Muslims in India. I'm of the opinion that truth certainly surfaces despite Congress efforts to malign Modi.
The continuous mud slinging will not help. If you favor uniform civil code, bring legislation. Now if your favorite party is in power. If still legislation for uniform civil code or similar things is not introduced/ passed, it can be only said that the current ruling party has no intention to bring uniform civil code and this is raised only during election for votes. You cannot fool all for ever.
There are very strong reasons for continuous mud slinging on Congress. Is Triple Talaq not anti Islamic ? Muslim women who were the victims of Triple Talaq, themselves said, nowhere in Quran Triple Talaq was mentioned. Muslim women are falling in line to pray Modi to save them from Triple Talaq system. These hapless Muslim women want there should be uniform laws for Hindus and Muslims. Of course, Modi is there in power. He will certainly do the needful. To think that the ruling party has no intention to bring UCC is totally baseless and biased I'm asking you, why your favorite party and its Bosses are offended, whenever the ugly truths are brought to light.? Guilty consciousness.. eh...
i am not offended. No party is my favorite. There appears no sign of current ruling party doing anything for uniform personal law. Now if this is not introduced, you can blame only BJP. congress did what they considered right and will oppose what they consider wrong. Congress cannot be expected to support uniform personal law. BUT why the BJP now in power is reluctant to even talk of this? I repeat that mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. Please persuade the ruling party (if you can) to bring suitable legislation in parliament to implement uniform personal law. If they don't do so, it only means that such issues are only for fooling people with a view to get votes. It does not appear that the current ruling alliance has even an intention to bring uniform personal law. any way, this is issue between the current ruling party and the staunch supporters. Others have nothing to do with this. They will enjoy just watching.
I agree with you. Mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. My Question is, How it's going to help by criticizing BJP for its inaction. What BJP is going to do or not going to do will be decided by the High command of BJP. A new party has its own priorities depending on the merit of an issue. I do not like mere guessing and jumping to hasty and baseless conclusions, that BJP is reluctant to bring in UCC
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic The Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, Articles 36-51 of the Indian constitution. It enjoins the state to enact a uniform civil code. Should this proviso be scrapped?.
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Umpteen times, the real colors of Congress party were exposed. The entire Nation knew about the Dramatis Personae behind the issues like refusal of UCC, Communal intolerance between Hindus and Muslims, Bharat Mata ki Jai slogan controversy. Now the Muslim women themselves insisting Same Laws for Hindus and Muslims. Above all.Modi Govt which has been dubbed as Anti Muslim, by the congress. Now the Muslims seeing Modi and his Govt as a Ray of hope that can save the Muslims in India. I'm of the opinion that truth certainly surfaces despite Congress efforts to malign Modi.
The continuous mud slinging will not help. If you favor uniform civil code, bring legislation. Now if your favorite party is in power. If still legislation for uniform civil code or similar things is not introduced/ passed, it can be only said that the current ruling party has no intention to bring uniform civil code and this is raised only during election for votes. You cannot fool all for ever.
There are very strong reasons for continuous mud slinging on Congress. Is Triple Talaq not anti Islamic ? Muslim women who were the victims of Triple Talaq, themselves said, nowhere in Quran Triple Talaq was mentioned. Muslim women are falling in line to pray Modi to save them from Triple Talaq system. These hapless Muslim women want there should be uniform laws for Hindus and Muslims. Of course, Modi is there in power. He will certainly do the needful. To think that the ruling party has no intention to bring UCC is totally baseless and biased I'm asking you, why your favorite party and its Bosses are offended, whenever the ugly truths are brought to light.? Guilty consciousness.. eh...
i am not offended. No party is my favorite. There appears no sign of current ruling party doing anything for uniform personal law. Now if this is not introduced, you can blame only BJP. congress did what they considered right and will oppose what they consider wrong. Congress cannot be expected to support uniform personal law. BUT why the BJP now in power is reluctant to even talk of this? I repeat that mere criticism of earlier ruling party will not help. Please persuade the ruling party (if you can) to bring suitable legislation in parliament to implement uniform personal law. If they don't do so, it only means that such issues are only for fooling people with a view to get votes. It does not appear that the current ruling alliance has even an intention to bring uniform personal law. any way, this is issue between the current ruling party and the staunch supporters. Others have nothing to do with this. They will enjoy just watching.
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