I Speak my mind

What happened in JNU (Jawahar Lal Nehru University), i think it is not an isolated case of JNU, infact that is our peoples' attitude towards culture and religion. Casteism on gods, now thats real blasphemy (according to Bagavat Gita, caste is only for humans, based on their 'Karma'). Now, if you ask me where do i stand? i would say, i don't care. According to me, anything a human wrote is always human, b'coz he can't describe anything that is out of his mental dimension and brain capacity. i.e he can't possibly depict 'god', given the fact that god is everything above human perception.

Is violence justifiable by its cause?, a question which stands soaring after vast amount of  rational thought and endless debating. This is more of a philosophical question than practical. Some take the path of violence and some peace. Does a  man/woman who takes the path of violence becomes bad or immoral even if his/her aim is righteous? i know i am not the one who supposed to judge such great things, but i am forced to ask such questions as no one responsible in our society is giving much preference to it. Let's take the instance of Maoist attack, some take the side of Maoists yet some others side with Police, in Manipal, Indian Army has done things which violate human rights yet in that case too people took two stands. Whether its a Maoist or a policeman when some one dies the ripple of pain and suffering the death creates dissipates in the network of people related to that dead person. So definitely violence can leave scar on the face of society and its repercussions could

I was surprised by the fact that Indian Newspapers are turning a blind eye towards the students protest going on in Chile. I don't know why they don't even mention this news till now. May they don't find it dramatic enough. What ever may be the reason, such student protests are relevant in our present day situation. 

Dear Americans,        We welcome 'America' to 'common people demand change' club. The whole world were in confusedness of Americans' don't care attitude. We thought as long as you guys can shop, drink coke and enjoy baseball you just don't care, how the world is being run. But now you proved us wrong by your 'occupy wall street movement'. We are happy to hear that, common men from all sector are taking part in this movement. You must not let your greedy corporate class take advantage of yourselves. Like the Arab spring we hope it will reform and revive the American nationality. Let it be any ideology, if it fails to please the common man it should be changed.