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bhuyali saroj replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
lalu and nitish won but one should not forget that bjp candidates got highest vote . if we compare lalu , nitish and congress vote individually
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
suni51 wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
A time comes when stalwarts have to pave way to younger generation, the people who do it gracefully live their life happily and the ones who still have ambitions left show their frustrations at such occasions. They should play their role of guides and should not forget their own failures in the past.
Very true. every body agrees that the future lies in the hands of the youth power. But no elder comes forward to make place for the younger generation. Handing the power to youth should be done in a gradual manner, while the elder politicians act as guides.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
Yes. I have a choice. That's why, I did not let my flat. Earlier, i had a an individual house which i had given for rent as I had to work in another state. The tenants made my house like a ware house. This taught me a lesson. Now I have a big flat in a prime locality. We are only two members residing in Vizag. Still I did not rent my Flat.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Nobel for Ramdev! .
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I wonder why Baba Ramdey should worry about a small thing like Nobel Prize. He can make his own Desi Ramdev Nobel prize and issue himself every year.
You never know, the way Baba is challenging multinationals in every field, he could very well come up with a 'Baba Prize' soon which will not discriminate irrespective of caste, creed, nation or color of a winner
That's most welcome. Naming " Baba Prize" Any body under the Sun is eligible for receiving the Baba Prize except merit. But the reason he said why he was deprived of Nobel prize is his Black complexion. Many Nobel Laureates like Martin Luther king, Nelson Mandela were blacks.
You forgot Obama who got one for peace (hahaha). You should not forget Being from rich and influential countries is as good as being Angrez. Now don't tell me about Kailash and Malala who got this prize as a package deal.
I was referring only the color part only. Because BabaJi referred color. Other things are immaterial
He was right to some extent, most Indians got this prize only when they were migrated this way or that way. Native Asians/Africans are rare in the list as if all the intelligentsia lives in Western Countries only. But that is their prize they can offer it to people they deem fit.
If you think, Baba RamDev can get coveted Nobel Prize, He should migrate to western countries and start preaching Yoga. After all there are many people in the western countries who are really getting oriented to Yoga and Ayurveda. Baba RamDev may get noticed by the Nobel Committee and may be recommended for Nobel Prize. What's stopping him ?
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
You have a good choice but I prefer not to keep tenants at all. I used to give two spare sets to engineering students (2 boys per set) from distant areas but now I prefer not to let out my spare space. That's good for mental peace.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Nobel for Ramdev! .
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I wonder why Baba Ramdey should worry about a small thing like Nobel Prize. He can make his own Desi Ramdev Nobel prize and issue himself every year.
You never know, the way Baba is challenging multinationals in every field, he could very well come up with a 'Baba Prize' soon which will not discriminate irrespective of caste, creed, nation or color of a winner
That's most welcome. Naming " Baba Prize" Any body under the Sun is eligible for receiving the Baba Prize except merit. But the reason he said why he was deprived of Nobel prize is his Black complexion. Many Nobel Laureates like Martin Luther king, Nelson Mandela were blacks.
You forgot Obama who got one for peace (hahaha). You should not forget Being from rich and influential countries is as good as being Angrez. Now don't tell me about Kailash and Malala who got this prize as a package deal.
I was referring only the color part only. Because BabaJi referred color. Other things are immaterial
He was right to some extent, most Indians got this prize only when they were migrated this way or that way. Native Asians/Africans are rare in the list as if all the intelligentsia lives in Western Countries only. But that is their prize they can offer it to people they deem fit.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
A time comes when stalwarts have to pave way to younger generation, the people who do it gracefully live their life happily and the ones who still have ambitions left show their frustrations at such occasions. They should play their role of guides and should not forget their own failures in the past.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
Let's have a look at the things in the real perspective.
Now a severe introspection started in the big heads of the BJP. Of course, this is essential. Along with it, there are possibilities for cropping up of new problems.
BJP's economic reforms like the GST Bill, real estate regulation and land acquisition Bill may be difficult to get passed in the Rajya Sabha. These economic reforms are very essential for the country's development
If the BJP succeeds in getting right solutions, it's well and good.
10 years ago
rambabu liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
rambabu liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
Described as one of the foremost commanders of independence struggle by the Historians, Tipu was the first to have banned consumption of alcohol in the state not on the religious grounds , but on moral and health grounds.
He was the one who introduced Missile or Rocket technology in wars. Some of the other reforms introduced by Tipu include are introduction of seri culture, confiscating the property of upper castes including Mutts and distributing to the Shudras.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
As the owner of the house, it helps one to choose the right kind of tenant before one decides to give for tent.
The most important single factor is to verify if the property would be safe in the tenant's hands hands
Ability to pay the rent regularly on a fixed date, the tenant's marital status, that is bachelor or married, food habits, pets are to be verified at the very outset
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani created new topic selecting tenant for house .
How ro select a tenant for residential property. Personally, I prefer air force soldiers as they are disciplined, keep accommodation neat and clean and pay rent regularly. They are transferable. On transfer, they also introduce next tenant from air force. There are also many other issues when selecting a tenant. The link below gives some suggestions.
https://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/selecting-tenant-house-consider-104135311.html
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani created new topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
The birthday of Tipu sultan, Mysore ruler, who fought against British empire falls on twentieth November. He is considered one of early fighters of independence. Let us remember this great patriot and hero on this occasion.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Saffronizing education .
chinmoymukherjee wrote:
Extinct!! It is gone and dead??? Truer than truth itself!!
When millions of homes and houses still reverberate,resonate with the mellifluous chanting of slokas and mantras with occasions of births,death and
others in between in this language.When millions flock to temples and other places with prayers on their lips in this language. When some of our grratest modern literateurs drew and still draw inspiration from original Sanskrit literature. Yet we are funnily claiming it is extinct!! As I have already held it has lost its spoken status as a language but India won't be Bharat without Sanskrit!!!
I have not denied that this language is used for rituals on birth, death etc. You have your self admitted that this has lost status of spoken language. Also nobody uses this for any purpose other than rituals or prayers. That is why this is extinct.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
10 years ago
bhuyali saroj replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
lalu and nitish won but one should not forget that bjp candidates got highest vote . if we compare lalu , nitish and congress vote individually
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
suni51 wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
A time comes when stalwarts have to pave way to younger generation, the people who do it gracefully live their life happily and the ones who still have ambitions left show their frustrations at such occasions. They should play their role of guides and should not forget their own failures in the past.
Very true. every body agrees that the future lies in the hands of the youth power. But no elder comes forward to make place for the younger generation. Handing the power to youth should be done in a gradual manner, while the elder politicians act as guides.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
Yes. I have a choice. That's why, I did not let my flat. Earlier, i had a an individual house which i had given for rent as I had to work in another state. The tenants made my house like a ware house. This taught me a lesson. Now I have a big flat in a prime locality. We are only two members residing in Vizag. Still I did not rent my Flat.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Nobel for Ramdev! .
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I wonder why Baba Ramdey should worry about a small thing like Nobel Prize. He can make his own Desi Ramdev Nobel prize and issue himself every year.
You never know, the way Baba is challenging multinationals in every field, he could very well come up with a 'Baba Prize' soon which will not discriminate irrespective of caste, creed, nation or color of a winner
That's most welcome. Naming " Baba Prize" Any body under the Sun is eligible for receiving the Baba Prize except merit. But the reason he said why he was deprived of Nobel prize is his Black complexion. Many Nobel Laureates like Martin Luther king, Nelson Mandela were blacks.
You forgot Obama who got one for peace (hahaha). You should not forget Being from rich and influential countries is as good as being Angrez. Now don't tell me about Kailash and Malala who got this prize as a package deal.
I was referring only the color part only. Because BabaJi referred color. Other things are immaterial
He was right to some extent, most Indians got this prize only when they were migrated this way or that way. Native Asians/Africans are rare in the list as if all the intelligentsia lives in Western Countries only. But that is their prize they can offer it to people they deem fit.
If you think, Baba RamDev can get coveted Nobel Prize, He should migrate to western countries and start preaching Yoga. After all there are many people in the western countries who are really getting oriented to Yoga and Ayurveda. Baba RamDev may get noticed by the Nobel Committee and may be recommended for Nobel Prize. What's stopping him ?
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
You have a good choice but I prefer not to keep tenants at all. I used to give two spare sets to engineering students (2 boys per set) from distant areas but now I prefer not to let out my spare space. That's good for mental peace.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Nobel for Ramdev! .
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
suni51 wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I wonder why Baba Ramdey should worry about a small thing like Nobel Prize. He can make his own Desi Ramdev Nobel prize and issue himself every year.
You never know, the way Baba is challenging multinationals in every field, he could very well come up with a 'Baba Prize' soon which will not discriminate irrespective of caste, creed, nation or color of a winner
That's most welcome. Naming " Baba Prize" Any body under the Sun is eligible for receiving the Baba Prize except merit. But the reason he said why he was deprived of Nobel prize is his Black complexion. Many Nobel Laureates like Martin Luther king, Nelson Mandela were blacks.
You forgot Obama who got one for peace (hahaha). You should not forget Being from rich and influential countries is as good as being Angrez. Now don't tell me about Kailash and Malala who got this prize as a package deal.
I was referring only the color part only. Because BabaJi referred color. Other things are immaterial
He was right to some extent, most Indians got this prize only when they were migrated this way or that way. Native Asians/Africans are rare in the list as if all the intelligentsia lives in Western Countries only. But that is their prize they can offer it to people they deem fit.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
A time comes when stalwarts have to pave way to younger generation, the people who do it gracefully live their life happily and the ones who still have ambitions left show their frustrations at such occasions. They should play their role of guides and should not forget their own failures in the past.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
Let's have a look at the things in the real perspective.
Now a severe introspection started in the big heads of the BJP. Of course, this is essential. Along with it, there are possibilities for cropping up of new problems.
BJP's economic reforms like the GST Bill, real estate regulation and land acquisition Bill may be difficult to get passed in the Rajya Sabha. These economic reforms are very essential for the country's development
If the BJP succeeds in getting right solutions, it's well and good.
10 years ago
rambabu liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
rambabu liked a reply to the topic Man Made Calamity - Threatens millions of people ...
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
Described as one of the foremost commanders of independence struggle by the Historians, Tipu was the first to have banned consumption of alcohol in the state not on the religious grounds , but on moral and health grounds.
He was the one who introduced Missile or Rocket technology in wars. Some of the other reforms introduced by Tipu include are introduction of seri culture, confiscating the property of upper castes including Mutts and distributing to the Shudras.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic selecting tenant for house .
As the owner of the house, it helps one to choose the right kind of tenant before one decides to give for tent.
The most important single factor is to verify if the property would be safe in the tenant's hands hands
Ability to pay the rent regularly on a fixed date, the tenant's marital status, that is bachelor or married, food habits, pets are to be verified at the very outset
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani created new topic selecting tenant for house .
How ro select a tenant for residential property. Personally, I prefer air force soldiers as they are disciplined, keep accommodation neat and clean and pay rent regularly. They are transferable. On transfer, they also introduce next tenant from air force. There are also many other issues when selecting a tenant. The link below gives some suggestions.
https://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/selecting-tenant-house-consider-104135311.html
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani created new topic celebrating Tipu sultan Birth day .
The birthday of Tipu sultan, Mysore ruler, who fought against British empire falls on twentieth November. He is considered one of early fighters of independence. Let us remember this great patriot and hero on this occasion.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Saffronizing education .
chinmoymukherjee wrote:
Extinct!! It is gone and dead??? Truer than truth itself!!
When millions of homes and houses still reverberate,resonate with the mellifluous chanting of slokas and mantras with occasions of births,death and
others in between in this language.When millions flock to temples and other places with prayers on their lips in this language. When some of our grratest modern literateurs drew and still draw inspiration from original Sanskrit literature. Yet we are funnily claiming it is extinct!! As I have already held it has lost its spoken status as a language but India won't be Bharat without Sanskrit!!!
I have not denied that this language is used for rituals on birth, death etc. You have your self admitted that this has lost status of spoken language. Also nobody uses this for any purpose other than rituals or prayers. That is why this is extinct.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Heated Bihar Polls ..Round 4.
usha manohar wrote:
Every political party has a few such fence sitters who are ready to jump at the slightest given opportunity ..They will of course look after their interests first and noting can keep them happy and contented because they are greedy and power hungry to start with !
However, I fail to understand why so much is being made of Bihar elections, as if it is the end of road for NDA when it is a fact that they have won Maharashtra, increased their vote share and have an alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, won Jharkand, won Haryana...Are these states not important enough ? too much is being read into Bihar combining other issues , a typical Congress tactic where they try to club together too many issues to draw attention from the fact that they are losing election of election and now reduced to hanger on position with other small time parties ..
Not only opposition, BJP stalwarts are also concentrating on Bihar debacle. This is considered as arrest of the Modi wave. The Bihar debacle is also repetition of Delhi elections. It is viewed that BJP wins only where opposition have no viable leadership. In J & K, BJP is just junior partner and has no base in Kashmir region. In Maharashtra and Haryana, there was no viable opposition leadership. Moreover, these elections were a continuation of parliamentary success of BJP. The Assam and U.P. elections are also due in next two years. There is another cause of worry. The BJP and its allies cannot get majority in Rajya Sabha if they go on losing in state assemblies. As a result of Bihar debacle, it may be difficult to get bills passed in Rajya Sabha.
10 years ago