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  Partition Horrors Remembrance Day Hypothetically speaking, if I were the Supreme Court judge today, I would have, suo moto, tried the British Government for crime against humanity, for all they did in India during the 1700s until 1947, including the charge of committing arson under section 435 and 436 under Indian Penal Code 1860, for a willful and malicious intent to set fire to a property to cause damage. India was one of the largest countries in the world where these arsonists came to do trade in the 1600s, and found that the hosts were very welcoming and the host country was supremely rich with practically everything available under the sun to fulfill all the desires of men; in fact to such an extent that even the idea of what to desire could be found only here in this land. It was here they found that from the absolute spiritual need on one extreme to the most materialistic ones on the other end were all extant here. With very few thousands of their own men, they managed to ...

The Rocketry: Another wake-up call for Sleeping Hindus The Rocketry is not a typical entertainment movie but truly another wake-up call for the sleeping and snoring Hindus. I watched this movie yesterday. I can say without any hesitation that it is one of the most outstanding Indian movies ever. If this was an American movie, it would be running to packed houses all over the world racking billions of dollars. I guess, while watching this movie, a true Indian patriot would experience a free flow of tears. My most astounding moment was the ticking of the clock when the liquid propeller engine was being test-fired. That indescribable feeling resulted in a torrential adrenaline rush in my anatomy. I felt greatly proud to be Indian. However, like there were so many moments of great pride, chills, and thrills, there were moments of extreme anger against the corrupt-to-the-core Indian pimps of the foreign-based merchants of death who would never tolerate any competition by India, the leas...

In the wonderland of Samskrit    The word  संस्कृत  means polished or refined. It is allied to words like  संस्कृति  (samskriti), meaning culture or civilization, and  संस्कार  (samskara), meaning purification ceremony or sacrament. Most Indian languages, to a greater or lesser degree, trace their roots in Sanskrit. In that sense, more than a mother tongue, Sanskrit is a grandmother tongue. Indeed, that influence extends beyond the boundaries of today’s India, to elsewhere in Asia. Nepal’s motto is  जननी   जन्मभूमिश्च   स्वर्गादपी   गरीयसी . This is taken from the Valmiki Ramayana and means,  “The mother and the mother-land are superior to heaven.”   The name of the national airline of Indonesia is Garuda, which is also a Samskrit word and is believed as a carrier of Bhagwan Vishnu. There are several such instances in South Asia and Southeast Asia. The name of the Bangkok airport in Thailand is called “Swarna Bhoomi”,...

In the wonderland of Samskrit    The word  संस्कृत  means polished or refined. It is allied to words like  संस्कृति  (samskriti), meaning culture or civilization, and  संस्कार  (samskara), meaning purification ceremony or sacrament. Most Indian languages, to a greater or lesser degree, trace their roots in Sanskrit. In that sense, more than a mother tongue, Sanskrit is a grandmother tongue. Indeed, that influence extends beyond the boundaries of today’s India, to elsewhere in Asia. Nepal’s motto is  जननी   जन्मभूमिश्च   स्वर्गादपी   गरीयसी . This is taken from the Valmiki Ramayana and means,  “The mother and the mother-land are superior to heaven.”   The name of the national airline of Indonesia is Garuda, which is also a Samskrit word and is believed as a carrier of Bhagwan Vishnu. There are several such instances in South Asia and Southeast Asia. The name of the Bangkok airport in Thailand is called “Swarna Bhoomi”,...

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