From: Babu Suseelan
Many Hindus no longer value freedom enough to make any effort to understand the corrupt congress dynasty headed by the uneducated Italian Mafia lady Edvige Antonia Albina Maino - Sonia Maino or any political action. If the majority choose not to clearly think and act, they choose to submit to the dynasty. If the majority choose to be apathetic, indifferent and passive and make no effort to understand the criminal behavior of our political leaders, their looting, immoral and corrupt acts, then they have chosen to be victims. They prefer to love their slave masters and lick their boots that trample on them. If the majority choose to ignore past abuses and present corrupt practices they sacrifice their life to the next dynasty to continue their abuse behavior.
We have to retake our country, our liberty for us and for the children yet to be born. Even if we suffer any inconvenience for voicing our protest against the dynasty, we should not tolerate or applaud the corrupt dynastic rule. The anti Hindu, anti national congress rule and the Italian mafia rule is a reminder to Hindus to initiate a strong social revolution for a great leap forward. we are justified in using all means necessary to overthrow the corrupt, often oppressive, chronically inept and frequently deceptive, jihadi appeasing dynastic government. It is time for Hindus with higher grade patriotism to start a strong social revolution to preserve our culture, protect our democracy and promote our liberty
Sonia should go, says Venkataswamy
Senior Congress leader member G. Venkataswamy triggered a storm in the party on Tuesday by demanding that AICC president Sonia Gandhi should relinquish her post and make way for a leader of Indian origin.
“I have serious doubts of the Congress coming back to power under Ms. Gandhi's leadership in the next elections. Out of the 28 States, the Congress is in power in only a handful. This number may become zero if she continues to be at the helm. Congress leaders have won elections based on the Congress party's symbol and not because of Ms. Gandhi,” he said.
Stating that the days of the Congress were numbered if Ms. Gandhi continued in the party for a minute more, Mr. Venkataswamy said, “Only people of Indian origin should hold the post of Congress party president.” Repeatedly questioning Ms. Gandhi's leadership, he said corruption had reached alarming proportions ever since she came to the helm.
Ripples in Congress
Smita Gupta reports from New Delhi:
Mr. Venkataswamy's attack on Ms. Gandhi has sent ripples through the party, especially as he is from the troubled Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh. Party media committee chairperson Janardan Dwivedi responded to Mr. Venkataswamy's diatribe circumspectly: “We have taken note of it.”
Mr. Venkataswamy can be summarily expelled by the party chief, senior sources in the party told The Hindu – it need not go to the Disciplinary Committee. However, these sources added that the party was not going to rush into taking action against Mr. Venkataswamy because of the “complicated politics of Andhra Pradesh.”
Meanwhile, the sources added that Mr. Venkataswamy's son, G. Vivek, who is the current MP from Pedappali, the seat which his father had represented earlier, has distanced himself from his father's remarks.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/states/andhra-pradesh/article1147332.ece
Congress leaders do not even dare to lift their head and look at the face of Sonia Gandhi.
What we just beginning to think could possibly happen to India has already been thought our by our enemies.
In article below, Chinese think tank was suggesting that India should be broken into 20-30 pieces (this appeared in Times of India).
Below is a photo from a youtube video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4FXqU8XY0A ) which shows that congress leaders do not even dare to lift their head and look at the face of Sonia Gandhi.
What happened to our country? We are so divided and pull each other down and we end up falling at the feet of an uneducated Italian woman who is raping the nation of its wealth, its culture and its great heritage.
Why is this country so cursed? Perhaps because we do not feel it as our own enough, perhaps because we are not prepared to die for it, if necessary.
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ISRO spectrum deal under review: Centre
Sandeep Joshi
Antariksh Bhavan in Bangalore, which houses the Antrix Corporation, the commercial arm of ISRO.
Audit is in very preliminary stage, says CAG
DELHI: In the aftermath of the expose by Business Line and The Hindu, the Central government said on Monday 6Feb,2011 that it was in the process of reviewing the deal between the Indian Space Research Organisation's commercial arm Antrix Corporation Ltd. and the Bangalore-based Devas Multimedia Pvt. Ltd. that gave Devas free access to scarce spectrum worth an estimated Rs. 2 lakh crore.
“The agreement entered into by Antrix and Devas on January 28, 2005 is already under review by the Department of Space. ISRO comes under the Department of Space, which is under the charge of the Prime Minister.
The Comptroller and Auditor General of India is currently auditing the 2005 agreement between the two firms that gives Devas Multimedia unbridled use of 70 MHz of spectrum, used for high-speed terrestrial mobile communications, over a 20-year period.
Interestingly, the Law Ministry had already asked the Department of Space to nullify the deal between Antrix and Devas after the DoS had sought its view on the matter. Even the Space Commission in July 2010 had strongly objected to the deal and recommended scrapping of the agreement between the two companies.
Out of the total 1,161 MHz of available spectrum in the identified bands, 40-55 per cent is with the government agencies including the Defence and the DoS and only 85 MHz of radio waves is likely to be available by 2014. This is despite the fact that the telecom sector is facing severe dearth of spectrum.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/article1165304.ece?homepage=true&css=print
Antrix-Devas deal under review, says Dept of Space
The Department of Space (DoS) on Monday said it was reviewing the Antrix Corporation-Devas Multimedia contract. The DoS said it was responding to February 7 reports in Business Line and The Hindu that the contract was being questioned by the Comptroller & Auditor General.
In a preliminary audit, as the two dailies had reported, the CAG had estimated that the preferential use of S-band spectrum by Devas on two ISRO satellites could mean a potential loss of more than Rs 2 lakh crore to the exchequer. According to the agreement, ISRO was to build two consecutive satellites – G-SAT-6 and G-SAT-6A – and launch them for Devas Multimedia for its commercial operations.
Antrix would get some payments for the lease of the transponders on the satellites.
The CAG was looking into the access to precious S-band spectrum that Devas would get along with satellite capacity.
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/industry-and-economy/government-and-policy/article1165401.ece?homepage=true&css=print
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