Wednesday 30 January 2008

हमारी अग्यानता की जड़ें गहरी व मज़बूत हैं ?

- अगर हमारी अग्यानता की जड़ें गहरी व मज़बूत हैं ? -
- तो क्या आगे का पथ सरल व आसान हो सकता है ?
- शुरुआत कहाँ से की जाय ?

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१ - किसके लिए ? -
२ - मसीहा या पथ ? -
३ - लक्षण क्या अौर कैसे ? -
४ - आधुनिक, सरल व साधनों के अनुरूप ? -
५ - ग्यान की कमी, साधनों की कमी, या विश्वास की कमी ? -

Monday 28 January 2008

Learn One Teach One - Hindi MoinMoin Python Wiki

मोइन मोइन हिन्दी विकी - पाइथन साफ्टवेयर में हिन्दी भाषी तबके के लिए एक आधुनिक सरल व मुफ्त सेवा -

मोइन मोइन हिन्दी विकी - पाइथन साफ्टवेयर में हिन्दी भाषी तबके के लिए एक आधुनिक सरल व मुफ्त सेवा - क्या आप ग्रामीण तबके के हिन्दी भाषी हैं ?

क्या यही एक कारण है जिसकी वजह से पतलून पहनने वाले, व फर्राटे की अँग्रेज़ी बोलने वाले, आपको पछाड़ रहे हैं, अथवा आपको अपने हक से वंचित रखे हैं ?

- यह न समझें कि हिन्दी भाषी होने का अर्थ पिछडे होना है

- हिन्दी पाइथन सीखें व सिखाएँ -

- अौर अपने कार्य पर तत्परता से लग जाएँ

Saturday 12 May 2007

UP 2007 Poll Results

UP 2007 Polls :
Bahujan Samaj Party BSP has emerged as the single largest party in the just concluded, 7 phase UP state legislature elections of 2007.
It is likely that the BSP supremo Mayawati will be elected the leader of the BSP legislature party and will become the next UP Chief Minister.
It is after a period of 16 years that a single party has emerged with a clear majority in the legislature of Uttar Pradesh.
In the first press conference after the electoral win she promised a society in which law and order is maintained and in which ordinary people can live without fear.

Mayawati claimed this victory as an indicator of the relevance of the ideology of Periyar, Jyotiba Phule, Dr BR Ambedkar and Manyavar Kanshi Ram.
She also spoke of the last 3 years of planning an electoral combination, an alliance that included a broad social section of upper caste Brahmins, Muslims. Kayastha with the Dalits and the foundation, of cadre based politics and methodical planning, which has delivered this remarkable win in the UP elections.
Till just a few days back, most of Indian media, was wrongly and erroneously predicting political dominance by the other three major contenders, Samajwadi Party, BJP and Congress based on artificial exit polls, and had been highlighting the leaders of these three parties.
BSP having won 205 seats, 4 more than the 201 required, does not need any other parties support to form the next government.
The Gandhi family held fort in the Amethi and Rae Bareilly, its traditional bastions where Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi campaigned extensively.
The seven phase election process in UP was unprecedented in the lack of polls violence and booth capturing, and a big plus for the fairness of the just concluded electoral process in the politically sensitive state, conducted by, the Electoral Commission.
Delhi based urban political analysts are claiming that Mayawati may have succeeded in delivering a stable Indian political alliance that combines Brahmins and Muslims with a Dalit leadership and thus may be an indicator for massive changes in national politics as well, along the line conceived by the master strategist Manyavar Kanshi Ram.
Earlier BSP had also won 16 seats in Delhi municipal elections.
The support of BSP is going to be crucial in the election of the next Indian president and could also trigger a new phase of politics by popular consent in Indian politics.
The electoral symbol of BSP is the elephant and the Indian elephant is now, slowly but surely, on the move.

Nagarjuna IFP, Editor
Indian Food Policy - www.foodpolicy.in
World food Policy - www.worldfoodpolicy.org

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Bharat Buniyad - http://www.groups.google.com/group/buniyad
Sri Lanka India Study Group - Sthuthi SLISG - http://www.groups.google.com/group/sthuthi

Tuesday 27 March 2007

Ambedkar, Society, India, Education

Dear Bahujan Samaj Friends,
As a Buddhist myself, I have had the ocassion to read some of the writings of Dr BR Ambedkar especially the ones, which address the issues of social inequality, Hindu social system and Buddhism.
I must apologize that despite my years of very high and sophisticated education, in formal streams as well as deliberately informal streams, from the university of life, I hardly had an ocassion to read the writings and speeches of Dr Ambedkar in any great detail and with focussed attention.
The prism of modern Indian politics always clouded my vision.
At this late stage in my life I can only apologise for my monumental ignorance and at the same time wonder at how, as intellectuals, we can often be so completely off track. Indeed, monumental ignorance is the only term that comes to my mind now.
This Internet blog is a preliminary attempt in the virtual world of Internet and blogging, to make amends, for the years of my incomplete education, training, pushing half truths, debating false premises.
I do hope that in this blog, I can try and make some amends for my monumental ignorance, of decades of education in India and abroad, in the best schools and universities, with the most sophisticated of mental constructs and paraphernalia, as well as in the university of life.
Please do regard this blog, as my late but nevertheless, truthful and sincere appreciation of the sheer importance of Dr Ambedkar, in any historical and philosophical discussions, relating to Indian history, Indian thought and Indian future.
There can be no concept of a real India, without giving reality to the vision that Dr Ambedkar had for India.