Hindu Gods idols were ransacked and buried under Masjid steps by Moghal Rulers. S.V.Ramani in “Raj TV”

Hindu Gods idols were ransacked and buried under Masjid steps by Moghal Rulers. S.V.Ramani in “Raj TV”


“Engal Baratham” editor S.V.Ramani during his interview in “Raj Tv” News channel on 15-5-2011 has explained about Indian Culture, and told during the invasion of Afghan emperors, the Hindu Temples in India were ransacked and the God ideals were buried under the steps of Masjids in Delhi.


The Moghal King Aurangazeb provoked by the Hindus of Banares he destroyed their temple of Vishnu and then razed to the ground a shrine at Mathura an on its site built a mosque. He had the idols brought to Agra, where they were buried under the steps of a mosque, so that Muslims might feel they were trampling them under foot. S.V.Ramani asked why in the name of Jihad the Islam people are having so much vengeance on others.


Ramani told that sages and poets in India have only preached the sense of unity love and moral habits as Indian culture. S.V. Ramani explained India has been a cultural unit on account of all-embracing religions; People of India have developed a peculiar type of culture and civilization, totally from any other type in the world. That civilization is called Indian culture. He also told that parents must cultivate good habits for their children from their young age, so that the western culture will not affect them.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJkTG385QSE Part-1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFd3QuZYObs Part-2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtc6VY-kl5Q Part-3

With Landslide victory Jayalalitha must revive true Democracy in Tamilnadu

With Landslide victory Jayalalitha must revive true Democracy in Tamilnadu


AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa wrested power from the DMK in Tamil Nadu on Friday 13-5-2011 with a landslide win, crushing chief minister M Karunanidhi's hopes of heading the state for the sixth time.


.Jayalalitha delivered a blow to Alagiri's influence in south Tamil Nadu, wiping out his candidates in Madurai.


The factors behind the DMK’s humiliating defeat were the involvement of its leaders in the One crore seventy six lakhs 2G scam and the Karunanidhi family controlling all party affairs.


The comprehensive AIADMK win was set to deny the DMK the status of a recognized opposition party as the DMDK, headed by actor Vijayakanth, and the Left parties have said that they will offer "constructive opposition" to the AIADMK government. What this means is that in the new assembly, Karunanidhi will not even be the leader of the Opposition because the honour is likely to go to Vijayakanth, whose party bagged 29 more seats than the DMK.


Jayalalithaa’s victory not only reinforced the cyclical voting pattern of Tamil Nadu but also blew away the perception of a rural-urban divide that the DMK was banking on to see it through on the strength of the freebies and welfare schemes t felt had touched almost every household in the state.


The Congress, a DMK ally, won only five seats, a big fall from the 34 it had bagged in 2006. The poor showing means that the Congress will not be able to get its way in the Rajya Sabha elections. Significantly, the term of union shipping minister GK Vasan, a Rajya Sabha member, ends in August and the Congress will not be in a position to get him elected to the Upper House.


Addressing a press conference after her resounding victory, Jayalalithaa said her priority was to restore the rule of law in the state and rebuild Tamil Nadu’s economy, which the “outgoing government has left in ruins”. She said it would be a “formidable challenge”, which she was used to, referring to her earlier returns as chief minister.


It is the people ambition that Jayalalitha must revive the true Democracy in Tamil Nadu.

Kanimozhi Advocate shifts blame on Raja

Kanimozhi Advocate shifts blame on Raja

Faced with the prospect of being jailed for alleged complicity in the 2G spectrum allocation scam, Tamil Nadu chief minister M Karunanidhi’s daughter Kanimozhi sought to distance herself from the main accused, former telecom minister A Raja, as evident on Friday[6-5-2011].


Arguing why she should not be jailed, Kanimozhi’s counsel Ram Jethmalani sharply differentiated her from Raja, maintaining that she was not party to the transfer of Rs 200 crore that the DMK-controlled Kalaignar TV got from DB Group, allegedly in return for the licence allotted to Swan Telecom. “Let us assume that at his instance (Raja’s), Rs 200 crore was routed to the TV channel. What is the offence committed by me? I am only a shareholder,” the veteran lawyer argued on behalf of Kanimozhi. “It is A Raja who could be accused of conspiracy, not Kanimozhi,” Jethmalani said.


He qualified his argument by emphasizing that he was quoting the CBI on the fund transfer, and he did not want to prejudice the case of other accused. But the argument clearly was that while others could be guilty, Kanmozhi wasn’t.


“I do not suggest that everybody is innocent in this case. But so far as I am concerned, I was not handling the day-to-day affairs of the company, which have been mentioned in the chargesheet,” Jethmalani said as he sought to disentangle his client from Raja as well as Kalaignar TV’s managing director Sharad Kumar.


On November 14 2010, when Raja was pressured to resign as telecom minister, Karunanidhi hailed him as "one who would always retained the party's confidence". The DMK supreme went on to add that "Raja had discharged his duties with honesty, fairness and sense of duty". But that was before his own daughter was indicted in the scam. Now A.Raja becomes the victim for the sake of kanimozhi.


On 7-5-2011 The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has opposed Dravida Munnettra Kazhagam (DMK) MP Kanimozhi's bail plea, claiming that she is the controlling mind behind Kalaignar TV. The CBI also pleaded in the court to send Kanimozhi and Kalaignar TV CEO Sharad Kumar to judicial custody.


After a long argument by Special Public Prosecutor UU Lalit, who appeared for the CBI, Judge OP Saini reserved the hearing on bail plea of Kanimozhi and others till May 14. The court also asked Kanimozhi and Sharad Kumar to appear before the court daily till May 14.


However, Vijay Agarwal, lawyer for co-accused Asif Balwa and Rajeev Agarwal, said that the CBI was adopting a "hostile" attitude against his clients while not arresting Kanimozhi and Sharad Kumar who had allegedly received bribes. We have to wait and see what the justice going to do?