Security conditions are clouting on IPL 2nd edition after horrific lahor incidence. Terroris defied common understanding that terrorist will not attack Cricketers who possesse god like status in Indian subcontinent.
After lahor attack it has been proven following thing
1. No one secure , The terrorist are continously able to eclipse the government security agencies and sometime they are more spectaror. The lack of will power to crack down the root of terrorisma and its infrastructure, co-ordination, inability to think out of box and traitors inside security agencies are major bottlenecks in security
2. The terrorist are out there for cheap publicity. The common understanding that, they will loose people support after attack on cricketers, but I have not seen much of crticism from cricket loving population in pakistan. General public is in dillusion of franetic Islam
Monday, March 9, 2009
Friday, December 12, 2008
How to tackle terrorism
Funds and continuous finance is a very important aspect of planning and execution of terrorist activities in the modern world. Terrorist outfit require a huge sum of money for various activities like recruitment, training , arm purchase etc .
With the recent statistics "Intelligence Bureau officials have specific inputs that Sabahuddin, believed to have been part of the attack at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and the Central Reserve Police Force camp in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh [Images], had raised over Rs 10 lakh (Rs 1 million) for the operation through hawala channels."
Unconfirmed sources said that almost 1800 cores has been raised by ISI to finance terror in India.
How the world the terror outfits gets such a huge money ? There are various channels
1. The doners for these are all spread across the Muslim world, gulf countries
2. There are several organization collect huge money in name of Islam and divert part of the money to terror outfits
3. Fake currency notes , Recently in India terror outfit and ISI with help of underworld and underworld's illicit connection with our politician manage to infuse huge sum of fake currency note in India's economy.
4. Hawala, the channel initially exploited by underworld and businessmen and now our great politicians is used extensively to finance terror by terror outfit
5. In the name of fight against terrorism, US infused billions of dollars in Pakistan economy which Pakistan was successfully divert for preparing a terror war against India
The war against terror needs to fought on economic front with astute diplomacy. With mixture of tough internal and external policy , economic reforms and assertive diplomacy we need to cut the very financial sources of the terrorist
What we can do ?
... article incomplete
With the recent statistics "Intelligence Bureau officials have specific inputs that Sabahuddin, believed to have been part of the attack at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and the Central Reserve Police Force camp in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh [Images], had raised over Rs 10 lakh (Rs 1 million) for the operation through hawala channels."
Unconfirmed sources said that almost 1800 cores has been raised by ISI to finance terror in India.
How the world the terror outfits gets such a huge money ? There are various channels
1. The doners for these are all spread across the Muslim world, gulf countries
2. There are several organization collect huge money in name of Islam and divert part of the money to terror outfits
3. Fake currency notes , Recently in India terror outfit and ISI with help of underworld and underworld's illicit connection with our politician manage to infuse huge sum of fake currency note in India's economy.
4. Hawala, the channel initially exploited by underworld and businessmen and now our great politicians is used extensively to finance terror by terror outfit
5. In the name of fight against terrorism, US infused billions of dollars in Pakistan economy which Pakistan was successfully divert for preparing a terror war against India
The war against terror needs to fought on economic front with astute diplomacy. With mixture of tough internal and external policy , economic reforms and assertive diplomacy we need to cut the very financial sources of the terrorist
What we can do ?
1. Break down of sleeper cells for terror outfits
2. Break Pakistan's back using aggressive export policy for the export goods that Pakistan is dependent upon
3. Provide strict restrictions/ discourage Indian investor to venture any investment business with pakistan
4. Assert in international community that pakistan is a WEAKEST link in Terror and pakistan state / army / ISI has no intention of fighting against terror
5. Use our diplomacy to convince other countries to stop investing in Pakistan
6. Work with US to reduce financial help to Pakistan or either control the money flow in pakistan economy
7. Break down the Hawala channel / rackets .. Not sure this can be done as if this channel is blocked ... how the hell our politician will get the money
8. Put in place stringent anti money laundering laws and provide strict regulations on financial firm
9. Track all high value transactions
10. Do economic reforms to ban all high value cash transaction and made them only electronic. Remove all notes above 100 from Indian currency. Currently ISI and terrorists are planning ( rather successful ) in theri mission of infusing fake currancy notes in Indi8an economy. If we ban the currancy transaction , pepole having black money will have no option than convert into the legal money by depositing in bank. This will lead to high revenue collection to IT department. The money will actaully turn in wealth and will boost our economy
11. implement national ID concepts ( same as SSN in US) so that all person and thier recent transaction can be located . It niwll not be easy for any illegal immigrant to carry out finnacial transactions
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Friday, September 19, 2008
रंग माझा वेगळा ! ( Rang maza Vegala )
रंगुनी रंगांत साऱ्या रंग माझा वेगळा!
गुंतुनी गुंत्यात साऱ्या पाय माझा मोकळा!
कोण जाणे कोठुनी ह्या सावल्या आल्या पुढे;
मी असा की लागती ह्या सावल्यांच्याही झळा!
राहती माझ्यासवे ही आसवे गीतांपरी;
हे कशाचे दुःख ज्याला लागला माझा लळा!
कोणत्या काळी कळेना मी जगाया लागलो
अन् कुठे आयुष्य गेले कापुनी माझा गळा ?
सांगती 'तात्पर्य' माझे सारख्या खोट्या दिशा
’चालणार पांगळा अन् पाहणारा आंधळा !'
माणसांच्या मध्यरात्री हिंडणारा सूर्य मी
माझियासाठी न माझा पेटण्याचा सोहळा !
गुंतुनी गुंत्यात साऱ्या पाय माझा मोकळा!
कोण जाणे कोठुनी ह्या सावल्या आल्या पुढे;
मी असा की लागती ह्या सावल्यांच्याही झळा!
राहती माझ्यासवे ही आसवे गीतांपरी;
हे कशाचे दुःख ज्याला लागला माझा लळा!
कोणत्या काळी कळेना मी जगाया लागलो
अन् कुठे आयुष्य गेले कापुनी माझा गळा ?
सांगती 'तात्पर्य' माझे सारख्या खोट्या दिशा
’चालणार पांगळा अन् पाहणारा आंधळा !'
माणसांच्या मध्यरात्री हिंडणारा सूर्य मी
माझियासाठी न माझा पेटण्याचा सोहळा !
प्रेम ....
दाटून आलेल्या संध्याकाळी
अवचित ऊन पडतं
तसंच काहीसं पाऊल न वाजवता
आपल्या आयुष्यात प्रेम येतं
शोधून कधी सापडत नाही
मागुन कधी मिळत नाही
वादळ वेडं घुसतं तेव्हा
टाळू म्हणून टळत नाही
आकाश पाणी तारे वारे
सारे सारे ताजे होतात
वर्षाच्या विटलेल्या मनाला
आवेगांचे तुरे फुटतात
संभ्रम स्वप्न तळमळ सांत्वन
किती किती तऱ्हा असतात
साऱ्या सारख्याच जीवघेण्या
आणि खोल जिव्हारी ठसतात
प्रेमाच्या सफल-विफलतेला
खरंतर काही महत्त्व नसतं
इथल्या जय-पराजयात
एकच गहिरं सार्थक असतं
मात्र ते भोगण्यासाठी
एक उसळणारं मन लागतं
खुल्या सोनेरी ऊन्हासारखं
आयुष्यात प्रेम यावं लागतं.......
अवचित ऊन पडतं
तसंच काहीसं पाऊल न वाजवता
आपल्या आयुष्यात प्रेम येतं
शोधून कधी सापडत नाही
मागुन कधी मिळत नाही
वादळ वेडं घुसतं तेव्हा
टाळू म्हणून टळत नाही
आकाश पाणी तारे वारे
सारे सारे ताजे होतात
वर्षाच्या विटलेल्या मनाला
आवेगांचे तुरे फुटतात
संभ्रम स्वप्न तळमळ सांत्वन
किती किती तऱ्हा असतात
साऱ्या सारख्याच जीवघेण्या
आणि खोल जिव्हारी ठसतात
प्रेमाच्या सफल-विफलतेला
खरंतर काही महत्त्व नसतं
इथल्या जय-पराजयात
एकच गहिरं सार्थक असतं
मात्र ते भोगण्यासाठी
एक उसळणारं मन लागतं
खुल्या सोनेरी ऊन्हासारखं
आयुष्यात प्रेम यावं लागतं.......
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Mumbai ... My home town
Mumbai ...my home town .. Its bludgeoning city .. City that never sleeps .. always on run.. India's financial capital, glamour city etc. etc are its different adjective .But I feel the most differentiating factor of Mumbai form any other city in the world is its Sprit of Life.. its Resilience .. where life just moves on... its desire to live and overecome all odds ...
Tell me any city in the world which has faced such a torrid time and still put it all it behind in a wake to sore to new hights .. be its 1993 riots, series of bomb blast on 12th march 1993, floods in 2005, or blasts in 7/11 2006 ... Mumbai and its mumbaikar put it all behind and came along with a lot of determination and tenacity
I remember the 26th july 2005 episode .. almost at the same time katrina broke into city of New Orleans in United States and i was closly tracking the stories. I believe Mumbai recoverd much more faster than New Orlens even though there is huge differnce in size of the cities and its population. For all these credit goes to mumbaikar !!!
Mumbai - Its history
Mumbai is consists of seven island namely Colaba, Mazagaon, Old Woman's Island, Wadala, Mahim, Parel, and Matunga-Sion. This group of islands, which have since been joined together by a series of reclamations
Mumbai history goes down to as back as the Stone age. Artefacts found near Kandivali in northern Mumbai indicate that these islands had been inhabited since the Stone Age. Documented evidence of human habitation dates back to 250 BC, when it was known as Heptanesia (Ptolemy) (Ancient Greek: A Cluster of Seven Islands).
In the 3rd century BC, the islands formed part of the Maurya Empire, ruled by the Buddhist emperor, Asoka. Kanheri Guphas in Borivali goes in the period of 2nd century.
During its first few centuries, control over Mumbai was disputed between the Indo-Scythian Western Satraps and the Satavahanas. The Hindu rulers of the Silhara Dynasty later governed the islands until 1343, when the kingdom of Gujarat annexed them. Some of the oldest edifices of the archipelago the Elephanta Caves ( Gharapuri) and the Walkeshwar temple complex date from this era.
Mordern Sources identify a 13th century Raja Bhimdev who had his capital in Mahikawati-- present-day Mahim, and Prabhadevi..In 1343 the island of Salsette ( Marathi Name "Sashti - conglomarate of Sixty Six villagages ), and eventually the whole archipelago, passed to the Sultan of Gujarat. The mosque in Mahim dates from this period.
In 1534 the Portuguese, who already possessed many important trading centers on the western coast, such as Panjim, Daman, and Diu, took Bombay by force of arms from the Mohammedans. This led to the establishment of numerous churches which were constructed in areas where the majority of people were Roman Catholics. However, only one church with Portuguese-style facade still remains; it is the St. Andrew's church at Bandra. The Portuguese also fortified their possession by building forts at Sion, Mahim, Bandra, and Bassien which, although in disrepair, can still be seen. They named their new possession as "Bom Baia" which in Portuguese means "Good Bay".
The Portuguese established a fort in Bassein, present day Vasai. The fort was fronted by a harbour. With this as the main base, they built other smaller forts in many of the islands. In the 18th century the fort was attacked by the Maratha army under Chimaji Appa, and fell in 1739 after a three year long campaign.
The islands were given to the English King Charles II in dowry on his marriage to Portuguese Princess Catherine of Braganza in 1662. Britisher anglaised the pourtugese name to "Bombay" e Kolis used to call the islands "Mumba" after Mumbadevi, the Hindu deity to whom a temple is dedicated at Babulnath near Chowpatty's sandy beaches. In the year 1668 the islands were acquired by the English East India Company on lease from the crown for an annual sum of 10 pounds in gold; so little did the British value these islands at that time. The Company, which was operating from Surat, was in search for another deeper water port so that larger vessels could dock, and found the islands of Bombay suitable for development. The shifting of the East India Company's headquarters to Bombay in 1687 led to the eclipse of Surat as a principal trading center.
Fort and its gate :
The 18th century, in the twenty years starting from 1746 the Fort was improved. Many batteries and bastions were added. The depredations of the British, perhaps more than the black basalt walls, gave rise to the name Kala Killa for the fort.
The fort walls had three main gates. One was the Apollo Gate, near the present day location of the St. Andrew's Church. The most well-known was Church Gate, named after St. Thomas', standing almost exactly on the spot that the Flora Fountain now occupies.The third was the Bazaar Gate, right opposite the present dome of the General Post Office, which lends its name to the area even now, long after the gate itself has disappeared.
In 1769 Fort George was built on the site of the Dongri Fort. In the next year the Mazagaon docks were built.
Tell me any city in the world which has faced such a torrid time and still put it all it behind in a wake to sore to new hights .. be its 1993 riots, series of bomb blast on 12th march 1993, floods in 2005, or blasts in 7/11 2006 ... Mumbai and its mumbaikar put it all behind and came along with a lot of determination and tenacity
I remember the 26th july 2005 episode .. almost at the same time katrina broke into city of New Orleans in United States and i was closly tracking the stories. I believe Mumbai recoverd much more faster than New Orlens even though there is huge differnce in size of the cities and its population. For all these credit goes to mumbaikar !!!
Mumbai - Its history
Mumbai is consists of seven island namely Colaba, Mazagaon, Old Woman's Island, Wadala, Mahim, Parel, and Matunga-Sion. This group of islands, which have since been joined together by a series of reclamations
Mumbai history goes down to as back as the Stone age. Artefacts found near Kandivali in northern Mumbai indicate that these islands had been inhabited since the Stone Age. Documented evidence of human habitation dates back to 250 BC, when it was known as Heptanesia (Ptolemy) (Ancient Greek: A Cluster of Seven Islands).
In the 3rd century BC, the islands formed part of the Maurya Empire, ruled by the Buddhist emperor, Asoka. Kanheri Guphas in Borivali goes in the period of 2nd century.
During its first few centuries, control over Mumbai was disputed between the Indo-Scythian Western Satraps and the Satavahanas. The Hindu rulers of the Silhara Dynasty later governed the islands until 1343, when the kingdom of Gujarat annexed them. Some of the oldest edifices of the archipelago the Elephanta Caves ( Gharapuri) and the Walkeshwar temple complex date from this era.
Mordern Sources identify a 13th century Raja Bhimdev who had his capital in Mahikawati-- present-day Mahim, and Prabhadevi..In 1343 the island of Salsette ( Marathi Name "Sashti - conglomarate of Sixty Six villagages ), and eventually the whole archipelago, passed to the Sultan of Gujarat. The mosque in Mahim dates from this period.
In 1534 the Portuguese, who already possessed many important trading centers on the western coast, such as Panjim, Daman, and Diu, took Bombay by force of arms from the Mohammedans. This led to the establishment of numerous churches which were constructed in areas where the majority of people were Roman Catholics. However, only one church with Portuguese-style facade still remains; it is the St. Andrew's church at Bandra. The Portuguese also fortified their possession by building forts at Sion, Mahim, Bandra, and Bassien which, although in disrepair, can still be seen. They named their new possession as "Bom Baia" which in Portuguese means "Good Bay".
The Portuguese established a fort in Bassein, present day Vasai. The fort was fronted by a harbour. With this as the main base, they built other smaller forts in many of the islands. In the 18th century the fort was attacked by the Maratha army under Chimaji Appa, and fell in 1739 after a three year long campaign.
The islands were given to the English King Charles II in dowry on his marriage to Portuguese Princess Catherine of Braganza in 1662. Britisher anglaised the pourtugese name to "Bombay" e Kolis used to call the islands "Mumba" after Mumbadevi, the Hindu deity to whom a temple is dedicated at Babulnath near Chowpatty's sandy beaches. In the year 1668 the islands were acquired by the English East India Company on lease from the crown for an annual sum of 10 pounds in gold; so little did the British value these islands at that time. The Company, which was operating from Surat, was in search for another deeper water port so that larger vessels could dock, and found the islands of Bombay suitable for development. The shifting of the East India Company's headquarters to Bombay in 1687 led to the eclipse of Surat as a principal trading center.
Fort and its gate :
The 18th century, in the twenty years starting from 1746 the Fort was improved. Many batteries and bastions were added. The depredations of the British, perhaps more than the black basalt walls, gave rise to the name Kala Killa for the fort.
The fort walls had three main gates. One was the Apollo Gate, near the present day location of the St. Andrew's Church. The most well-known was Church Gate, named after St. Thomas', standing almost exactly on the spot that the Flora Fountain now occupies.The third was the Bazaar Gate, right opposite the present dome of the General Post Office, which lends its name to the area even now, long after the gate itself has disappeared.
In 1769 Fort George was built on the site of the Dongri Fort. In the next year the Mazagaon docks were built.
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