Mahathma Gandhi and Kanchi Mahaswamigal. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Mahathma Gandhi and Kanchi Mahaswamigal. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Mahathma Gandhi was touring the South India in the latter half of 1927. He had heard about the Sage of Kamakotipeetam and wished very much to meet him. The sage was camping at palghat [Pallakad] at the time in the course of his vijaya-yatra. The Mahatma Gandhi went there on the 15th October, 1927. The meeting took at place on that day at Nellisseri village, palghat,Kerala.
In his concluding speech with Acharya Gandhi told, even in small measure we should not cultivate any hatred towards any body even he is a assassin. Gandhis desire is to embrace with love even so cruel a man who commits a heinous crime. Everybody must make an honest effort to fulfill the ambition of both Gandhiji and Kanchi Mahaswamigal.


You can hear the speeches of S.V.Ramani for the details of conversation between the two Great people of India.

The Great Warrior of Tamil Eelam- Velupillai Prabhakaran

The Great Warrior of Tamil Eelam- Velupillai Prabhakaran


Tamil Tiger leader Velupillai Prabhakaran is dead, the Sri Lankan military says. State television made the announcement shortly after the military said it had surrounded him in the north-east. BBC Obituary NEWS: Velupillai Prabhakaran, 18 May 2009

In the name of fighting against LTTE the Sri Lankan Prime Minister Raj Paksha killed several lakhs of Tamil civilians, who were in the Hospitals, schools and in public places in Tamil Eelam area. For his evil acts towards the Tamil race Rajpaksha cannot be pardoned even by God.

"We launched our struggle for self determination and political independence because of the systematic oppression of our people by the Sri Lankan state... It is the Sri Lanka government which has failed to learn the lessons from the emergence of the struggles for self determination in several parts of the globe and the innovative structural changes that have taken place... We are not warmongers who love violence. We want a permanent, stable and honourable peace.... One day, when our enemy knocks at our doors for peace, we will extend the hand of friendship." - Velupillai Pirabaharan, leader of Tamil Eelam, 1992
'Perform your duty without regard to the fruits of action', says the Bhagavad Gita. I grasped this profound truth when I read the Mahabharata. When I read the great didactic works, they impressed on me the need to lead a good, disciplined life and roused in me the desire to be of service to the community. Above all, Subhash Chandra Bose's life was a beacon to me, lighting up the path I should follow. His disciplined life and his total commitment and dedication to the cause of his country's freedom deeply impressed me and served as my guiding light. How I became a freedom fighter - Interview, April 1994 Velupillai Pirabaharan.