Tag: ourvoice

How true - Maharashtra CM says, "people like you (the media, Rajdeep Sardesai) get disturbed by an imaginary situation that there won’t be a piece of meat in your platter for two days when my annadata is taking extreme steps (committing suicides) because he has no food to eat. Read More

"We still have people in the adivasi belt living on berries and catching bats at night and eating squirrels. That's human dignity at its lowest. Reality hasn't yet sunk in for Rahul. Going somewhere and sitting and eating food in a dalit house is not a solution, THAT'S JUST DRAMATICS"… Read More

For second year, monsoons has been below average and it is hurting our farmers. Since ancient times, as noted in the Rigveda and Arthshastra, thousands of years ago, our dependency on the monsoon has great reference. Fortunately for India, with faster economic growth, better inflation management and lower commodity prices,… Read More

Government has agreed in principle to OROP for the first time ever. Now the Jawans want an annual review, where the govt consistent with other services is offering reviews every five, the difference is very high - hundreds and thousands of more crores, and this money will need to come… Read More

Firstly, our congratulations to Shahin Zafar, the first student from a Pakistani university to receive an M.Phil degree in Hindi, and he may help fill the void of shortage of Hindi experts. But what happen in Pakistan, as at least till independence there were lots of both Hindi speakers and… Read More

Bihar (the state of Nalanda University) was the center of learning for centuries in history. Since independence, it was part of the "Bimaru" states an abusive word termed by vested interests including political parties to keep Bihar and other states from advancing. So we agree with our PM that Biharis… Read More

Mr Ansari said from the official reports and surveys, it was evident that the main problems confronting India's Muslims related to identity and security, education and empowerment, equitable share in state funds and a fair share in decision-making. This appears to be not a valid comment for two reasons: many… Read More

“After many lengthy and detailed deliberations, it is the view of the Law Commission that the administration of death penalty even within the restrictive environment of ‘rarest of rare’ doctrine is constitutionally unsustainable." But we feel the commonsense view probably is that crimes that result in a death penalty sentence… Read More