Killing of Osama by American Forces and the Facts about this War against Terrorism

Posted by Gurudev on May 2, 2011 in Politics | 24 comments

The end of Osama – The difference between how Americans handle terrorists attacking their soil and how India treats them.

Anna Hazare’s fight for Jan Lokpal – Quit India Movement against Corruption

Posted by Gurudev on Apr 8, 2011 in Politics | 21 comments

A detailed summary of the Jan Lokpal Bill and what Sri Anna Hazare is fighting for to root out the menace of corruption from India. Lokpal may not be the answer to ALL of our problems. But it DEFINITELY IS the answer to MOST of our problems. Let us fight for it and get it.

Cablegate – Latest Wikileaks Highlights – Secret US Embassy Cables exposing US Worldview

Posted by Gurudev on Nov 30, 2010 in Politics | 4 comments

The news about this leaks was enough for US government to panic and start issuing warnings to all friendly countries about the impending leaks, and they even kept forcing Wikileaks not to bring these documents into the public domain. The warnings to friendly countries were probably to tell them, “We have talked really bad about you, please don’t mind”

Indian Politics, Rains and Global Warming

Posted by Gurudev on Nov 9, 2010 in Politics | 4 comments

For any mess caused due to lack of administration, lapse of duty and sense of responsibility – it is always easy to put the blame on somebody who cannot defend the accusation on them in the court of law – And Rains are a favorite excuse offered by Indian Politicians

Will Obama have a dialog with Osama to sort out their differences?

Posted by Gurudev on Nov 8, 2010 in Politics | 7 comments

On the one hand US goes with drones and bombs and missiles to deal with Al-Qaeda and Obama after ONE 9/11, and on the other hand advises India to peacefully resolve any differences with Pakistan even after multiple 26/11s in India. Does that sound logical in the least sense?

India – The need of the hour – Accountable Democracy

Posted by Gurudev on Sep 29, 2010 in Politics | 13 comments

China by organizing the Beijing Olympics proved that it is a super power in becoming.
Is India by messing up with the Delhi CWG proving that it is only a paper power?

We better let food grains rot than distribute it to poor for free!

Posted by Gurudev on Sep 7, 2010 in Politics | 10 comments

What do you think is a good policy decision? Allowing tonnes of food grains to rot in the open due to lack of storage and mismanagement? OR to distribute these food grains to the poor for free there by ensuring that the produce does not go waste? While common sense believes in the latter, our government does not believe in common sense.

Mistakes Repeated and Lessons Never Learnt – An Indian Tragedy

Posted by Gurudev on Jul 24, 2010 in Politics | 6 comments

The nature of the enemies is to attack us, kill civilians and destroy our properties. The raja dharma or the duties of the ruling class is to first ensure best of the arrangements and technology for the internal security of its people, and then go about how to deal with the enemies externally. What right do you have to blame Pakistani terrorists, when you have your borders unprotected so that terrorists  from any corner of the world can come and attack you?

Google vs China – Freedom of Speech versus Censorship of Views

Posted by Gurudev on Mar 28, 2010 in Politics | 1 comment

1. You cannot access Twitter in China
2. You cannot access Facebook in China
3. You cannot access Youtube in China
4. You cannot access Wordpress in China
5. You cannot access Blogger in China

And now there is Google Search which is about to be added to this list.

My Name is Khan and US doesnt likes it

Posted by Gurudev on Aug 15, 2009 in Politics | 8 comments

If the national mental illness of the United States is megalomania, that of Canada is paranoid schizophrenia. – Margaret Atwood There was a report a few days back by some USCIRF – which calls itself US Commission on International Religious Freedom! It said that it had put India on a watch list for not adequately [...]