There must be something else that lure the intelligentsia to west.When an Indian Origin excel in any field, there is lot of hue and cry from different corners, that it is the lapse from the Govt that these intellectual wealth is going out of the country.Now look at the Nobel Prize winner, he does not even own a car or Cycle.What should we infer from it.Yes there must be something else that lure the intelligentsia not money alone.
Re: There must be something else that lure the intelligentsia
by tamil on Oct 08, 2009 11:16 AM
u r 100 right.. working in indian cultural company is horrible... thats y all indians in india wish to work for global MNC... hope all know wat i mean...
Re: Re: There must be something else that lure the intelligent
by Vladimir Stalin on Oct 08, 2009 11:38 AM
You looser, you sound pathetic. People like Venkataraman migrate because they are suffocated by the presence of the likes of Anbumani Ramadoss who are their bosses in Indian environment. If a brilliant chap bosses over you, it is fine, one can and one should accept it. But for the likes of Anbumani Ramadoss to lord over the likes of Venugopal, Venkataraman, Subramanian, Swaminathan, Chandrasekaran, Mahadevan, Sankaran, Venkataramani, Venkateswaran, Padmanabhan, Sethuraman, Srinivasan, Natarajan, Ramakrishnan, Sundararajan, Sundararaman, etc. it affects one's self-respect. First go, learn your "zha" before ever even thinking of esoteric subjects like mastering Ribosomes. Try pronouncing Vaazhapazham correctly instead of calling it Vaalapalam.
Re: Re: Re: There must be something else that lure the intelli
by SSM on Oct 08, 2009 11:59 AM
Make your Vaazhapazham a central minister; it will start calling itself Vaalapalam, pronto.
Re: Re: Re: Re: There must be something else that lure the int
by Vladimir Stalin on Oct 08, 2009 12:16 PM
No. No. Vaazhapazham can never become a "central minister". That is against social justice green tamil. Vaazhapalams are for greater things like winning the Nobel Prize, becoming World Chess champion and the like. All the politically reserved glories are meant for you SSM. It looks like I have hit the bull's eye with my "Vaazhapazham". Blame it on 2000 years -- at least you may derive some satisfaction out of your frustration.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: There must be something else that lure the
by Vladimir Stalin on Oct 08, 2009 12:41 PM
One swallow does not make a summer. (Swallow is a bird which makes its appearance in summer). I will help you with a few other names like Rajaji, Subramaniam Swamy, Jayalalitha. Don't miss the wood for the trees vaalapalam. You know where vaazhapazhams stand today in the affairs of TN. If you would like to remain purblind, that is your prerogative.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: There must be something else that lure the
by SSM on Oct 08, 2009 12:35 PM
Have you forgotten the "Vaazhapazham - have been"s including TTK, R. Ventataraman et al who basked in political glory in their time? Or do you relegate them to 2000 years back, too?
Many here talk that only Brahmins can achive and Tamil Nadu is wrost state to live... am not against them but am against ppl who praise their caste & creed...
Note :
1) Brahmins had education 2000yrs before .. can anyone say any effective invention from them ...
2) We(Indians) boast that we have one of the oldest education system in the world..can any non brahmin say have their father has a chance to learn from brahmin or jus they are educated after british...
Also to note dravidians with short education .. has achieved many things .. incl music(oscar awrads),sports.. lets wait for more to come...
Re: Education In India
by tamil on Oct 08, 2009 11:13 AM
Also history says Brahmins(aryans) created the caste system and untouchability in dravidian region...no they wish to be lower caste to get more opps..
Re: Re: Education In India
by Nandakumar Chandran on Oct 08, 2009 11:39 AM
is gounder, maravan, paraiyar castes created by brahmins? the jaathi system of the tamils is older than the varna system of the brahmins. check puranaanooru.
Re: Education In India
by Anand Krish on Oct 08, 2009 11:34 AM
There were no colleges before 2000 years well even 200 years. the education that Brahmins had before 200 years were useless "olai chuvadi" education. Nothing but envy. Kalaignar was saying similar thing but when his grandson Dayanidhi Maran married a Brahmin - Hindu Newspaper N.Ram's daughter all the hatred vanished.
You are educated probably enjoying fruits of reservation. Will you tell your son to vacate his medical or engineering seat and give to son of some poor uneducated BC or Dalit? This entire anti brahmin movement in Tamil nadu is out of some selfish interests.
Hearty Congratulations on his getting Nobelprize the dream prize of most of the scientists. "He just likes to help people" - that is spirituality in practice and that is what all religions trying to inculcate into mankind.
Re: Venkatraman Ramakrishnan ' s Spirituality
by octagon alex on Oct 08, 2009 11:14 AM
venkatraman ramakrishnan is our role model for the future generation.
Re: Re: Venkatraman Ramakrishnan ' s Spirituality
by Faceless Indian on Oct 08, 2009 11:24 AM
Half or more of the kids in college would disagree with you. For them it is SRK or Tendulkar.
Reservation is a bane..Guys, at least now, open ur eyes. From Venkat's case, we can say 1) You cannot suppress real talent. It will progress despite hurdles. 2) Merit and talent should be respected as in US 3) Research should be oriented towards benefit of humankind. 4) Reservations should be removed at least after 3 generations of SC/ST have benefitted.
Re: Reservation is a bane..
by Anand Krish on Oct 08, 2009 11:38 AM
It is good in one way. I could not get into medical or engineering but had to settle for BSc maths and did computers and management. I was ideally fitting in the IT boom. I am doing far better than a doctor or engineer would do.
In a country where Cricket stars and bollywood stars are worshipped, who would be motivated to study science. Show off is deeply inculcated in our society. There are few leaders who talk about value system.
Which car do you own? I don't think it does really matter. And by the way, it was his knowledge which made a Nobel Prize. Not his means of transportation.
There are many people cycling more than 100kms per day just to earn their daily BREAD.
Re: Which car do you own?
by Estevam Dias on Oct 08, 2009 11:10 AM
Now, what are his plans , since he is getting huge money from this Nobel Prize award, probably he might be thinking to go now for a type of Nano car.That is next to bicyle. Therefore it will be considered as a promotion in auto industry for him.
Re: Re: Which car do you own?
by afzal aziz on Oct 08, 2009 11:27 AM
Mr. Estevam Dias for people like u if a persons is judged by the expensive cars he/she drives, then u r just one of those uneducated sleuths (mostly north Indians fall in this category) who believes speaking English is education and wearing a shirt/Trouser is civilized behavior.
Re: Re: Re: Which car do you own?
by narayanswamy nagarajan on Oct 08, 2009 11:35 AM
diasbhai, Do you know that there are some brands of bicycles in US that cost around $.11k which mate can buy 5 Nanos !
