Kaushalbhai Annoncer, Ludhiana

Duniya ki kya parvah karna !

Reality of Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti Exposed By Rajiv Dixit

I am now ashamed to call myself an Indian

If Sant Sri Asharamji Bapu was in my country they would have given him Nobel Prize.

Since last three months govt has been hurling false accusations on world renowned Sant Shri Asharamji Bapu and destroying the legacy he created for his countrymen. It is a great insult to the Hindus all over the world. He is sent to jail on basis of a FIR by girl from Shahjahanpur,who said incident took place in Jodhpur and went to Delhi to register her FIR.Anyone with some sense can see foul play here. The second case of rape is 10 year old so hence no medical evidence but whole family of Asharamji Bapu is booked in case. A witch hunt against a family who sacrificed everything for country.
The caretaker/head of Ashrams are sent to prison on false allegations and cows which were once rescued from slaughter are sent to butchers. Its been reported that all these atrocities has been done under Sonia Gandhi’s a Christianisation of India’ programme.
In the past 40 years Sant Asharamji Bapu has done incomparable service to humanity.
I am a Britisher of Indian origin. 11 years ago I got married to a British Indian. I live in London with my son and husband. Until two months ago I considered myself as an Indian by heart, but after witnessing that Indian society encourages autocratic behaviour of govt.,by staying quite to atrocities against 75 year old saint- I had a change of heart.
Today I want to tell all Indians that if Sant Shri Asharamji Bapu was born in ‘My Country’ England he would have not only been honoured with Nobel but with all the great accolade for his work. In Britain we respect and recognise people’s work. Pakistani girl Malala was Britain’s entry for Peace Prize this year.
Where are Indian intellectuals, writers, human rights campaigners, Hinduwadi parties, fair justice system? They are all supporting tyrants by staying quite.
Where is India’s conscious people have turned their back to a national crime. Are they blind,deaf or dead?
I am now ashamed to call myself an Indian, I am a Britisher noe.

— Sunanda Pandit,

sunanda_pandit@hotmail.com

Sardar Patel : The man of Principles

Sardar Patel Jayanti: 31st October

The greatness of great souls lies in their principles of life. They love their principles more than their life. They remain steadfast even in trying circumstances when the common man cannot stick to his guns. They depend solely on truth. They possess a will of iron. They always tread their own path and never deviate from that.

Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, also known as ‘The Iron Man’ in the country, was such a staunch leader, a man of principles. This anecdote of his life verily provides a glimpse of this virtue.

Vallabh Bhai wished to send his son and daughter to Europe for higher education. As a matter of fact the money required for their travel had also been deposited in the treasury. But as soon as the pronouncement of the non- cooperation movement was made, he cancelled his earlier plan. He determined firmly, “Come what may I will abide by the principles of non- cooperation movement in thought, words and actions. It is tantamount to self-abasement to send our progeny for education to such a country whose citizens are greedy of our flesh and quench their thirst with our blood. It is akin to distress the soul of Mother India.”

Not only did he deliberate on such an issue but also banned his children from getting higher education in England. Such was his adherence to principles. No wonder he was truly the ‘Iron Man!’