"इतिहास की अनकही कहानियां" का एक अंश
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Friday, 4 September 2015
PM visits
NaMo success stories. No contribution of AJ in any of them. It is mostly Sushma
& Nirmala. The women behind NaMO
First Prime minister who has been criticized for working hard.
Since last few days, I have seen quite a few jokes on Narendra Modi's foreign visits.... and all people are curious why Narendra Modi visits so many countries and what is India achieving from it.
Few hidden because the main stream media will purposely ignore them) achievements are given below:
1. BJP Govt. convinced Saudi Arabia not to charge “On-Time Delivery 1 Premium charges" on Crude Oil – Young Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan & External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj sealed the deal. Saved the country thousands of crores...
2. India will build 4 Hydroelectric power stations + Dams in Bhutan (India will get lion's share in Green energy that will be produced in future from these projects) . .
3. India will build Biggest ever dam of Nepal (China was trying hard to get that) – India will get 83% Green energy produce from that hydro power station for free – in future. . . . .
4. Increased relationship with Japan and they agreed to invest $ 30 Billion in DMIC (Delhi – Mumbai Investment Corridor)..
5. Increased strategic relationship with Vietnam and Vietnam has now agreed to give contract of Oil exploration to ONGC-Videsh (UPA was not ready to take this at all because they were worried about China – and getting into a conflict of interests on south China sea)
6. Increase Oil Imports from Iran, despite the ban by USA. . Iran agreed to sell in Indian Rupees and it saved our Forex, not just for now, but protected India from future currency fluctuations. India also gets to build “Chabahar” port of Iran, encircling Pakistan. Because we well have exclusive access for our Naval ships in this port.
7. Australia- despite Australia being a major supplier of Coal & Uranium. . . NaMo was able to convince Tony Abbott and now Australia will supply Uranium for our energy production. . .
8. China leaning President Rajapakse lost elections in Sri Lanka – Remember UPA lost “Hambantota” port development – read latest report of CIA, where they mention RAW has played a major role in power shift of Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has backed out of Chinese contract and shifted to Indian project managers.
9. With China, as Trade Deficit was increasing, NaMo forced their hand. Anti-Dumping will come soon so China will invest heavily into India. – China has already committed $ 20 billion Investment in India. That's nearly ₹140,000 crores.
10. On Security – I think adding Ajit Doval to his team is the best decision by NaMo. See the recent tie-up with Pentagon, Israel & Japan. . Now see how we stopped the Terror Boat and listen to his words … “Any Mumbai like attack from Pakistan and Pakistan will lose Baluchistan!" That's the language of deterrence that I want to hear as an Indian. We won't hit first, but if you do, we surely won't turn the other cheek....
11. India approved the border road in the NorthEast and around India- China border – Remember just because of China's opposition, the ADB (Asian Development Bank) didn’t give us funds during UPA regime and UPA held that file under “Environment Ministry control – Remember the infamous “JAYANTHI TAX "? No one bothered about the disastrous effect on our armed forces.
12. India managed to bring back 4,500+ Indians from War zone in Yemen and also brought foreign nationals of 41 different countries, which put India’s name onto the highest platform globally in conducting that rescue mission – PM Narendra Modi specially talked to the new Saudi Arabian king Salman and told him to allow Indian Airforce planes to fly – as Saudi Arabia was attacking on Yemen and Yemen skies was declared NO-FLY Zone: thanks to this we got an assured clear window of a few hours and guys guess who coordinated this? Ajit Doval, Sushama Swaraj and Gen V K Singh. All in person.... When was the last time you ever heard of ministers involved personally in such efforts that didn't fetch thousands of crores?? Guess the religion of those rescued?? But it isn't secular.
13. India’s Air defense was getting weaker by the day, UPA was very happy to let it happen despite repeated specific inputs from the armed forces, NaMo renegotiated Rafale fighter Jets deal with France personally and bought 36 Jets on ASAP basis. At better than rack rates. No middlemen, no commissions...
14. For the first time after 42 yrs Indian Prime Minister visited Canada not to attend some meeting but as a specific state visit, in a Bilateral deal, India was able convince to Canada to supply Uranium for India’s Nuclear reactors for next 5 years. It will be of great help to Resolve India’s Power problems. . . .
15. Canada approves visa on arrival for all Indian tourists. . . .
16. Till recently we were exclusively buying Nuclear Reactors from Russia or USA and it was much like beggar kind of situation because they were worried about usage of Nuclear reactor for some other use. So only what they opted to give us, we could get. . Now Narendra Modi was able to convince France and now France will make Nuclear reactors with the latest technology in India. On MAKE IN INDIA efforts.. with collaboration with an Indian company as a partner. . .
17. During 26th Jan. visit of Barack Obama , NaMo convinced USA to drop rule of Nuclear fuel tracking and sorted out Liabilities rules which now open the gates for next 16 Nuclear power plant projects. . . . Isn't this good enough to improve the lot of India?
Thursday, 3 September 2015
WOW! MUSIC LOVERS, YOU'LL LOVE THIS
FELLOW MUSIC LOVERS...THIS IS QUITE POSSIBLY THE MOST INCREDIBLE MUSIC E-MAIL I'VE EVER SEEN.
AFTER CLICKING ON AN ARTIST, YOU'LL GET A VIDEO WITH WORDS TO THE SONG.
THEN SCROLL DOWN TO SEE ALMOST ALL OF THEIR FAMOUS WORKS, THEY ARE THERE FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE. ENJOY AND PASS THIS ON.1) Elvis Presley
2) Roy Orbison
3) Beatles
4) Abba
5) Bee Gees
6) Michael Jackson
7) John Lennon
8) Celine Dion
9) Frank Sinatra
10) Creedence Clearwater Revival
11) Julio Iglesias
12) Queen
13) Neil Diamond
14) Paul Mccartney
15) Rolling Stones
16) Pink Floyd
17) Bruce Springsteen
18) Elton John
19) U2
20) George Harrison
21) Cliff Richard
22) Tina Turner
23) Bob Marley
24) Andrea Bocelli
25) Dire Straits
26) Barbra Streisand
27) Eagles
28) Madonna
29) Simon & Garfunkel
30) Ac/Dc
31) Bob Dylan
32) Dean Martin
33) Andr? Hazes
34) Tom Jones
35) Eric Clapton
36) John Denver
37) Eros Ramazzotti
38)Deep Purple
39) Led Zeppelin
40) Rod Stewart
41) Status Quo
42) Louis Armstrong
43) Fleetwood Mac
44) Bryan Adams
45) Jimi Hendrix
46) Barry White
47) Nat King Cole
48) Santana
49) Michael Buble
50) Gipsy Kings
51) David Bowie
52) Adriano Celentano
53) Robbie Williams
54) Charles Aznavour
55) Metallica
56)Doors
57) Shakira
58) Beach Boys
59) Cat Stevens
60 )Bon Jovi
61) Ub40
62) Joe Cocker
63) Whitney Houston
64) Phil Collins
65) Enrique Iglesias
66) Ricky Martin
67) Ray Charles
68) K3
69) Zz Top
70) Van Morrison
71) Ringo Starr
72) Stevie Wonder
73) Gloria Estefan
74) Supertramp
75) Jethro Tull
76)Black Sabbath
77) Marco Borsato
78) Guns N? Roses
79) Neil Young
80) Chuck Berry
81) Billy Joel
82) Sting
83) Kinks
84) R.e.m.
85) Laura Pausini
86) Genesis
87) Who
88) Monkees
89) Animals
90) Simple Minds
91)Prince
92) Aretha Franklin
93) B.b. King
94) Iron Maiden
95) Pearl Jam
96) Christina Aguilera
97) Alice Cooper
98) Depeche Mode
99) Nirvana
100) Gary Moore Top 70 Songs:
1) Always On My Mind- Elvis Presley
2) Fernando- Abba
3) Dancing Queen- Abba
4) Oh Pretty Woman- Roy Orbison
5) Spanish Eyes- Elvis Presley
6) Are You Lonesome Tonight?- Elvis Presley
7) Chiquitita- Abba
8) Massachusetts- Bee Gees
9) Love Me Tender- Elvis Presley
10) Imagine- John Len non
11) Suspicious Minds- Elvis Presley
12)California Blue- Roy Orbison
13) My Way- Elvis Presley
14) Billie Jean- Michael Jackson
15) In Dreams- Roy Orbison
16) Blue Bayou- Roy Orbison
17) Only The Lonely- Roy Orbison
18) I Have A Dream- Abba
19) Yesterday- Beatles
20) Mamma Mia- Abba
21) Thriller- Michael Jackson
22) Amazing Grace- Elvis Presley
23) Unchained Melody- Roy Orbison
24) Can?t Help Falling In Love- Elvis Presley
25) Jailhouse Rock- Elvis Presley
26) Ave Maria- Celine Dion
27) And I Love You So- Elvis Presley
28) Blue Moon- Elvis Presley
29) Hey Jude- Beatles
30) I Started A Joke- Bee Gees
31) My Way- Frank Sinatra
32) Hotel California- Eagles
33) A Big Hunk O? Love- Elvis Presley
34) Bridge Over Troubled WaterElvis Presley
35) The Winner Takes It All- Abba
36) Bad Moon Rising- Creedence ClearwaterRevival
37) Ben- Michael Jackson
38) Waterloo- Abba
39) Stayin? Alive- Bee Gees
40) Words- Bee Gees
41) How Deep Is Your Love- Bee Gees
42) Crying- Roy Orbison
43) Blue Suede Shoes- Elvis Presley
44) Blue Christmas- Elvis Presley
45) Beat It- Michael Jackson
46) A Day In The Life- Beatles
47) Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen
48) Let It Be- Beatles
49)Only You- Roy Orbison
50) Sweet Caroline- Roy Orbison
51) A Hard Day?s Night- Beatles
52) Bad- Michael Jackson
53) Earth Song- Michael Jackson
54) Woman- John Len non
55) Imagine (live)- John Len non
56) Heal The World- Michael Jackson
57) Stand By Me- John Lennon
58) Sweet Caroline- Neil Diamond
59) O Sole Mio- Andrea Bocelli
60) Bridge Over Troubled Water- Simon & Garfunkel
61) Man In The Mirror- Michael Jackson
62) Strangers In The Night- Frank Sinatra
63) Black Or White- Michael Jackson
64) Only You- John Lennon
65) My Sweet Lord- George Harrison
66) What A Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong
67) 24 Horas- Julio Iglesias
68) Everybody Loves Somebody- Dean Martin
69) I Just Can?t Stop Lovin You- Michael Jackson
70) Smooth Criminal- Michael Jackson
Monday, 31 August 2015
Must See - The Other Side of India
In
the western media, we often see only one type of Indian image. Crowded,
dirty and polluted. The pictures would be often taken from random
sewage canals and slums. The problem is that those underbellies exist in
every part of the world.
This is not to deny that Shanghai and other great world cities have nicer infrastructure than the Indian metropolises. It is just that we are seeing things in binary instead of shades of gray. Indian cities sure have more than their share of dirtiness. Those are the reality and so are the ones below. The problem is that if only one type of pictures are shown it totally distorts the reality. Here is the other side.
Mumbai skyline:
Driving through Mumbai's marine drive.
A few kilometers north, Bandra-Worli sealink that connects traditional Mumbai city with its suburbs:
The new Mumbai airport & its environs
The serene Sabarmati river running through Ahmedabad
Jaipur: The land of palaces - now getting modern
The heart of Bengaluru: Vidhan Soudha
Mysore: Bangalore's royal cousin
Heart of New Delhi during the parade
The sparkling clean Delhi metro
Heart of Chennai in lush greenery
Chennai's iconic Marina beach
Chennai's southern skyline - not as good as other Indian metropolis but getting better
Kochi's aspirations to enter as a Tier-1 Metropolis
Hyderabad center around the Char Minar
Rapidly growing skyline of Hyderabad:
Kolkata - the old capital of India
Kolkata's Vidaysagar Setu
Heart of India's former summer capital - Shimla
Gangtok: The serene northeastern city
Jodhpur: India's blue city
Chennai's Anna Memorial
New Delhi's Lotus Temple to rival the Taj
The Yamuna Expressway to Agra.
New 8-laned expressways of Hyderabad
Nashik city :
Chennai's Kathipara junction
India's new highways.
India is moving. Not one or two cities, but the whole nation. By not looking at the pictures above we get the distorted view that India is not progressing. If a media house shows a picture of New York, which of the following would they normally use?
Both of them exist in the same city, but we use only one of those pictures as representative. Same for most cities in the world. However, when it comes to the Indian cities, we take only the negative images as default art to portray and that is a travesty to people who are working to build the country. Let's be fair in representing cities of the world as that impacts investments and poverty alleviation. Romantic skylines for one city and a dirty sewer for the other city is not fair.
We need to be real. But, that doesn't mean dwelling in pessimism.
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