Re: today is not birth anniversary but death
by dillip tripathy on Oct 02, 2015 11:34 PM
To day is Gandhi Jayanti, the birth day.Death anniversary on January 30th.
In my opinion he was good for the situation before 1947 to unite Indians. But after that he interfered in Indian politics, that showed his wrong/ narrow mentality. Due to his some poor statement, India has the problem now. Like Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indian politics come under Nehru house i.e. bullshit for the country. Now he becomes the base of India Bad Situation. After freedom of the country he thinks like he is greater than India. That's why Nathuram Godse took a good decision to kill him. But unfortunately, it's too late. After and all, we are noone to blame the olders. If we see what am I? What's of our contribution to our nation? Then we have the right to criticize others. Best to see ourselves. That's type of thinking can grow our country.
Re: Mahatma Gandhi
by Abhik on Oct 03, 2015 12:06 PM
before celebrating Gandhi's birthday, Please think about those freedom fighter who sacrificed their life for their Mother Land ... they never thought about to divide India.. Please give respect to them.
Re: Mahatma Gandhi
by HafeezKoda on Oct 21, 2013 07:13 PM
If we had Netaji Bose or Sardar Patel as our first PM in 1947 we would have been a super power by now&NOT one fof the weakest& poorest nations on Earth! British double agent Mkgandhee&nehru dynasty have wrecked our Nation forever folks! The hunger for power by nehru&jinnah was the main reason for parttion& though we are told by vested media &dynasty&western crooks that MKgandhee& nonviolence had won us the indpependence, the truth is entirely different! If Netaji Bose&INA cadres had NOT planned naval mutiny britishers would NEVER have lfet india too! Though crooked westerners praise MKgandhee and nonviolence 24 hours a day for the past 200 years,TheCrooked westerners USE VIOLENCE 224 hours a day for the past 2000 years including last 200 yearsToo!What a shame that one billion indiansMade morrons&enniuchs&coward by MKG&nonviolnce trick have been made morrons forever and this allowed the crooked wetreners to LOOT trillions and trillions of dollars without getting HURT or Killed,Shame!
Re: Re: Mahatma Gandhi
by dillip tripathy on Oct 02, 2015 11:30 PM
How could you guarantee that Pate or Subhas Bose acted differently than the Nehru. Which historical fact indicate so? Or is it from the History lesson learnt at Dinanath Batra School of history rewriting?
Without Gandhi's unique ability to unite Indian people from east to west and north to south, there would have be no independence and perhaps no India as we know it today. Without his honest and upright leadership, every region and every community of India would have gone separate ways. He was not perfect as he saw no evil in any one (including Muslims and Muslim league leaders that wanted to create a separate country). So appreciate you ungrateful people - India that you know is India what this frail man and the people inspired by him created for you.
Re: Re: Re: Gandhis Greatness
by Abhik on Oct 03, 2015 12:10 PM
Outof 60 thousand of INA solider, 24 thousand sacrificed their life to free India. about 1500 INA members were killed in a night at Brakpur and Nilganj near kolkata by British (like jalionabag). Please try to raise your voice on it
Re: Gandhis Greatness
by SMARAJIT SAHA on Oct 03, 2015 11:52 AM
Agree with Vineet Nagar. If Gandhiji was not there, Indian Independence would have been delayed. He inspired illeterate mass and cemented their aspiration for India's independence which most post-independence, Incl. Current leaders abused for their petty gains. If Gandhiji was alive today, he would have been the most disillusioned man.
Re: Gandhis Greatness
by Abhik on Oct 03, 2015 12:00 PM
Do you know there was a connection to divided India (create large Muslim Country for satisfying Muslim world) and creation of Israel (Land occupy from Middle East)
Re: Gandhis Greatness
by Abhik on Oct 03, 2015 12:03 PM
What is the meaning of Transfer of Power ??? What is the dominion status in common wealth??? What is the membership of India in UNO????
While I have immense respect for Gandhiji..its a real shame that in midst of all the madness of today's politics and sycophancy of congress leaders, we seem to have forgot the birth anniversary of one of the best ( for me the best!) Prime Minister that India had ever had... Lal Bahadur Shastri... A true visionary and the man who believed in simplicity and sense of purpose... a great follower of his mentor, the father of the nation. The least that the media can do is to remember him. Jai Javan..Jai Kisan!!
In my opinion,Gandhi was a bundle of contradictions.He was also not very honest as portrayed to be.How come a western eductaed Nehru who did not care for village economy and cottage industries be his successor.It was to spite Rajaji who called a spade a spade that he declared Nehru as his successor.Nehru also did not care for prohibition whereas Rajaji carried on a campaign and made prohibition official in Madras State. Rajaji was called his conscience keeper just to pacify him whereas Gandhi was only in favour of only the rich and affluent Nehru
Re: Gandhi and his principles
by Vineet Nagar on Oct 02, 2013 07:55 PM
Raja Ji was an intelligent man but was not as accessible to masses as Nehru was. Nehru was a very popular grass root leader. Also, Nehru had experience in foreign policies as he took the case of Indian independence in many European forums in 30s and 40s. He was also younger than many senior leaders in Congress at that time. That made him a good choice to be the prime minister in 1947 since you needed certain continuity for a new country with no constitution and no history of a democratically elected Government. This is the reason Gandhi persuaded even Patel to let Nehru be the president of Congress part in 1946 and be the prime minister of India.
Gandhi was no perfect leader but as a human being he was saint in a real sense (just listen to his speeches). He always thought of others and the country and not for himself.
Important to understand. You can't choose between people, whom you would take care of and whom you wouldn't! Just as you wouldn't choose between children.
If you do, you have to face the consequences, like India ones today. The Mahatma must be disturbed iin his resting place.
Time for deep introspection. The ticking has started, very few who can defuse it. Listen to those who make you aware. Those in comfort zones know and can fly out, the common ones like you and me will be left stranded
Therefore, starting from this minute, stand up for the right causes.If you do anything else or even keep silent, you will regret it
Re: Re: Spin the wheel....a bit back
by Pratik shah on Oct 02, 2013 02:35 PM
LOOK BEYOND YOURSELF YOU TERRIORIST AZIZ.
Look beyond yourself
'There is more to life than simply increasing its speed.'
In very many ways, Gandhi could have led a comfortable life had he chosen to. The young Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi had a lot going for him -- he had, after all, a foreign degree, held a steady job and had seen the world so to say before that fateful night when he was thrown out of the first class train compartment at Pietermaritzburg in South Africa in spite of holding a valid ticket.
As he sat shivering in the winter night in the waiting room of the railway station, Gandhi could have well shrugged off and moved on with his life accepting discrimination as part of living and focussing rather on making two ends meet.
Instead, the night proved to be a turning point in his life as he decided to stay on in South Africa and fight the racial discrimination against Indians there. It was here that Gandhi would formulate the unique version of nonviolent resistance that would change the world for ever -- Satyagraha.
At a time when material benefits and personal gratification seem to be the call of the day, Gandhi's words ring truer than ever.
Re: Re: Re: Spin the wheel....a bit back
by debasish guha on Oct 02, 2013 04:26 PM
non violence is a great virtue....but my dear friend...tell me one incident where a country have got Independence through non violence....Jai Hind
Re: Re: Re: Re: Spin the wheel....a bit back
by bhaskar on Jan 30, 2015 02:05 PM
The end of apartheid in South Africa and birth of countries from erstwhile USSR, unification of germany are some good examples.
