Debate Amongst Religion And Politics Relationship Continues

Posted by Phoenix on Mar 9, 2010 in Religion | 0 comments

All it takes is a simple search for religion and politics to quickly learn of the debate that occurs worldwide in regards to the two topics being mentioned in the same sentence. Although many talk about the two together, it is often to stand up for the right to discuss religion with politics or to explain why the two do not belong together.

Needless to say, most would argue that religion and politics are not like peanut butter and jelly. They do not easily mesh together, but will always be something that people talk about. There is a great deal of public opinions regarding the issues as you can find organizations with an accomodationist view and a separationist view.

This is one of the topics that may never get resolved as everyone has differing opinions about the two. There are countless religions, numerous views with politics, and even more variations when you mix the two together.

There are countless web sites and organizations online that focus specifically on the relation between religion and politics. It can become a heated debate for many when discussing the relationship between the two.

Prior to combining the two, it is best to look over and fully understand questions people have about religion in particular and politics by itself. After determining where you stand with each issue, only then will you be able to determine how you feel about the two together.

Unfortunately, religion and politics is just one of those issues that may never become resolved. There will always be people who feel religion should stay out of the public life while others feel it should be something that is embraced by everyone. For now, all one can do is stay strong with their views and respect the way others feel.

Advani has assets worth over Rs 3.5 crore

Posted by Phoenix on Apr 8, 2009 in Politics | 0 comments

Lok Sabha election are nearing, and now the prime ministerial candidate L K Advani, on wensday declared his total ( his and his Family’s ) assets are worth Rs 3.5 crores including tow flats and one house.

He also has a case pending against him, that is of Babri Masjid Case.

While electing in 2004, he declared assets worth over Rs 1.30 crores

uring the 2004 Lok Sabha elections, Advani had declared deposits worth Rs 12,28,087 in his name and Rs 11,19,356 in his wife’s name.

I dont get how they are able to earn being a just an MP, who is a salaried by Govt of India.

True that they get all the perks but get can be getting that much amount.

these things are questionable to every candidate who has declared their assets

Some day Ago I wrote about Rahul Gandhi.

This really proves my story of Wining in Elections is like wining a Jackpot, In India.

Do you still think Politicians have rights to be a Prime Minister?

Wining in Elections is like wining a Jackpot, In India

Posted by Phoenix on Apr 6, 2009 in Politics | 0 comments

We can say this because Most of the Indian Politicians are so corrupt that start their corruption on Day 1.

as they grab the winning seat, they start filling their own lockers, bank balances.

This makes me ask a question to all of you!

Do you really choose a Leader who cares for you?

No, I don’t think So,

In India, Politicians win, not because of them, but because of the Political Party.

We don’t really care, who is contesting the election, we just care which party is.

I was reading few blogs, and I landed on this page.

I’ll copy and paste it here,

# In 2004, he declared total assets of Rs 22 lakh. In five years, the assets of the first-time MP have shot up 10 times to 2.25 crore.

# In 2004, he held bank deposits of Rs 11 lakh, £30,000 and $19,200; shares of Rs 3.9 lakh; LIC and other savings certificates in Rs 3.80 lakh; jewellery worth Rs 1.25 lakh; and a farm house worth Rs 9.8 lakh.

# In 2009, he holds bank deposits of about Rs 20 lakh, LIC and other savings certificates of Rs 10.2 lakh; land worth Rs 40 lakh, jewellery worth Rs 1.5 lakh; and two shops in a mall worth Rs 1.63 crore

Elections in India, seems to be a jackpot to me. Whoever wins, get the opportunity to become rich, even if he is rich already.

This is not the only Example that is making me say so.

I recently got an email in which it was stated the Swiss Bank has got Rs 70 Lac Crore of Indian People from 1947 to till date.

This is as much as 3 times the debt on India from Foreign Banks. last portion of this Amount of Money might be from Our Politicians.

German Government officially wrote a letter to Indian Government that they (German Government) are willing to inform the details of holders of 70 lakh crore rupees in foreign Banks, if Indian Government officially asks them.

But Indian Govt did nothing, neither the Ruling Party nor the opposition.

This Clearly shows that They don’t want to disclose this to anyone.

You can get more info Here

We the people and our princes of the land

Posted by Phoenix on Apr 18, 2008 in Politics | 0 comments

Americans feel proud of their history, of their revolution, of the dream and all those hope that had been infused in them as Great American Dream. The dream that if anybody works hard he can make scratch to stars. But here in India the situation is so much different. Parental lineage, family system is a commonplace in Indian Politics.

So Rahul baba is in news again. Recently most of the veteran Congress politicians cum ministers lined up and proposed to promote Rahul Gandhi as the next PM in the upcoming elections. Though again Congress high command in haste defended itself by saying that it’s up to the Congress Working Committee to decide on these issues. Whatever it is it seems like eyewash.

The 1^st question is the credibility of Dr. Manmahon Singh as the PM(yes even after the inflation fiasco). And the 2^nd question arises how much Rahul Gandhi is qualified to be the Prime Minister of the largest democracy in the world. Few months back he made an irresponsible comment hailing his family’s contribution to Indian Politics and declared they created Pakistan. Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry leave no time to make this diplomatic faux pas as an issue.

Well one of my friend said few days back that whatever it is but Rahul Gandhi is destined to be the Prime Minister of India if not today then tomorrow. Probably that’s why slowly it is getting embedded in the Indian psyche and people accept all the craziness going around him.

In spite of the economic growth and all the glitz and glamour spreading all the across the country am very much cynical about India. First till now major Indian politicians don’t talk about 21^st century issues like Human rights, Women empowerment , freedom of expression, civil liberties but they chose caste, religion , regional , superstitions as their issues. Yes in such country a child during his upbringing will learn more about the family and held people of certain class or clan or family in high esteem. Media is also become a part of it.

Whenever the son of former Member of Parliament get becomes politicians and given ministry media hails as youth power slowly coming at the front. Yes in a country where Prime Minister is not an elected representative of the people and Rahul Gandhi winning the traditional seat like Amethi without addressing the issues of the common man. Let Mr. Rahul Gandhi take any constituency where Congress has so little power and fight from there in the upcoming elections. Before that he must work there with the common man addressing their concerns like basic human necessities, schools, hospitals, roads etc.

I don’t want tomorrow we will let our children learn to deviate from the true value of democracy and let them accept these Rahuls as politician just as they belong to a family with special surname. Or I don’t want those headless chicks to whisper at the Page 3 parties or discs,”oh! He is so hot. He must be our PM”

Even now I dream that even in India tomorrow a magnificent persona irrespect of anything like Mr. Obama who was unknown even in last year will come up with his ideas and values but not from certain family and will give a speech in front of the innocent minds despaired with hunger starting with the words tinged with hope ‘We the people…’.