Category Archives: Personal Reflections

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Rahul Gandhi desperately wants to be the PM and he is leaving no stone unturned in trying to achieve this quest, like a adamant child who is creating a ruckus for a toy…Mamta Banerjee is in Delhi to forge an … Continue reading

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Why did the Communism lose its relevance in India? It is rather pitiable to see how Karat & Yechury are trying to “flap and struggle” so as to keep themselves afloat and be of some relevance. Is anyone hearing? Karat … Continue reading

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One after another each day it seems is a new SCAM day. Scams and allegations suddenly coming to the fore and are the current fad. To twist a advertisement seen on TV quite frequently nowadays…Kya chal raha hai…Scam chal raha … Continue reading

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Modicare – Medical Insurance for the common man, rolls out. In whatever form, it is indeed a beginning. No one thought about it over these past years when Politicians were busy amassing personal wealth and when a “commoner” who gained … Continue reading

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Corruption, nepotism, chaos, anarchy, a total bedlam of politics in my Country. As a dedicated nationalist, it is painful to watch this degradation and degeneration, which is happening almost on a everyday basis and quite openly. Corruption & nepotism has … Continue reading

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I WONDER… Jayalalitha died may her soul RIP, V. K. Sasikala is in Jail, albeit for a short duration, her Husband Natarajan has recently died…I wonder what will happen to the billions that the trio had amassed over the period … Continue reading

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