Tuesday, 2 May 2017

Who is the President of India




The President of India is head of the country as well as Commander in chief of Indian Armed Forces.
 Article 52 of the Constitution of India states the importance of President in India, while the Article 58 of the Constitution of India states the eligibility for presidential candidates. 

Who is the president of India?

The President is selected by a process of an electoral college that includes voting by the elected members of the State Legislative Assemblies (Vidhan Sabha) of all states, the elected members of both houses of Parliament (M.P.s) and the elected members of the legislative assemblies (M.L.A.s) of two Union Territories.

Powers of President of India

The President of India is consigned with the Legislative, Diplomatic, Judicial, Executive, Military, Pardoning and Emergency powers. 

Under articles 352, 356 & 360, he can declare three kinds of emergencies that are national, state and financial. He is also capable of pardoning punishment for an offence against union law, military court and death sentence. 
The President of India makes a wide range of appointments. The most important of them is the appointment of Prime Minister. Some other major appointments are of Chief Justice, Attorney General, Chief election commissioner, Comptroller and Auditor general, etc. 

President of India salary

The Parliament of India decides the salary of President of India. At present, the salary of President of India is Rs 150000 per month.

The official residence of President of India is Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. 

President of India 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017.

Since 25th July 2012, Pranab Mukherjee is the President of India. He is the 13th President of India.
He succeeded former President Pratibha Patil and defeated PA Sangma in the Presidential election by securing 70% of the electoral college votes.

Where is Dubai?



Dubai is one of the most toured and fascinating holiday destinations around the world. Still, most of us have doubts about the location of Dubai on the world map. You can easily find a lot of people even asking on the web if Dubai is a country or the capital of the UAE. Let me put things straight.

What is Dubai?

For starters, Dubai is not a country. It is not even the capital of UAE. Dubai is the most populated metropolitan city of UAE, one of the seven Emirates.

What continent is Dubai in?

Dubai is in the continent Asia, Dubai situates on the southeast coast of the Persian Gulf and stretches its arms over the land area of near about 1588.4 square miles.
Weather:
Desert climate; hot, and sunny. Even in winter, it is warm in Dubai.
Population:
In terms of population, Dubai is the largest emirate; the home of around more than two million people.

Do they speak English?

In Dubai, Arabic is the official language people communicate through. But people are also familiar with English.
What religion do they follow?
Dubai is an Arabian city. So, of course, Islam is the official religion. But people from other community can also practice their rituals.
From where the revenues of Dubai come from?
Tourism, trades, financial services, real estate, etc.

Is Dubai safe?

Although Dubai is surrounded by some unstable countries, Dubai is one of the safest places you will find, and also one of the most diverse countries too, so racism is relatively less than everywhere else in the world.

Why Dubai is so rich?

Dubai is rich in economy as well as in artificial scenery, Dubai allures visitors from each and every nooks and corner of the world. Why? Because of its vibrant and dynamic culture, its real estate revolution, and to see in person, the structures like the palm tree island, the illustration of its people's innovative mind.

How to get slim in seven days



Put on weight is easy. All you need just an undisciplined lifestyle. And when your consciousness ( which was in deep slumber) triggers you to bring on a sparkling revolution to your daily unhealthy routine, the idea of shedding some pounds out of your body hit your brain. Shedding pounds is not as easy as it sounds. And even it becomes harder when you wish to get a slim body at home, without any exercise, and shockingly, within 7 days. Follow these simple six steps.

Yes to Healthy Breakfast
Breakfast is the first meal of our day. And skipping breakfast can shatter your whole idea of 7 days getting slim regime. So don't skip your breakfast if you want to get a slim body at home in 7 days, without any physical workout.

Reduce Calorie Intake
If you want to get a slim and trim body at home, without any exercise, you have to choose your calories very wisely. Cut out at least 500-750 calories from your daily intake. And this means you should take leafy veggies, fruits, whole grains, and lean protein foods in your diet. They produce fewer calories so that within 7 days you become slim.

Adopt Healthier Cooking Process
Switch to cooking methods which require little oil, like, steaming, roasting, boiling, grilling etc. if you want to get slim without any exercise.

Eat Slowly
Do not gobble your food, like you will never get it again. Chew thoroughly at a slow pace, for it will reduce your food intake.
Ditch Alcohol, Processed Foods, Junk Foods and Sweet
I know it is hard, but how to get slim follows this rule. You have to say goodbye to every kind of junk food, processed food, alcohol, and sweet to get slim at home just within 7 days, without any physical workout.

Keep Yourself Hydrated
Keeping yourself hydrated should be on top of everything when you are about to embark a weight loss regime. If you want to get slim at home in 7 days without exercise, add at least 4-5 liters of water or other beverages in your diet.

Monday, 2 January 2017

Mulayam Singh and his baby Akhilesh Yadav -game of thrones ( satire)

Mulayam singh yadav and his son are still fighting over who gets to be the Samajwadi party's supremo like it's their house. If anyone of you has been living under a rock for the past couple of days here is what happened, Mulayam Singh is old so the people who used to lick his boots have started licking his son Akhilesh Yadav's, because he is the current CM of Uttar Pradesh, and they depend on him to get their monthly bribes, cuts and other favours.

The veteran who used to be the center of all attention got jealous over his party folks drooling over his son instead of him, and so he called up Akhil and said "beta, I want to be incharge again", but lil Akhilesh didn't like his old man giving him advices so he threw him in a home for old age people. Mulayam Singh is rich so he bought the old age home he lived in, and united all the old folks in the home, and tried to take over the Samajwadi party's headquarters armed with walking sticks and beetle nut juice as their weapon, the party security were too afraid to stop them from entering them from building, because they thought shouting stop loudly would give them a heart attack.


They finally sneaked into the announcement room of the party
after taking 12 breaks while walking 2 flights of stairs, Mulayam Singh Yadav announced he had suspended his son for six years, but lil Akhilesh Yadav laughed at his father and made himself the the party's national president 2 minutes after his father's earth shattering announcement, the post was previously held by Mulayam, and it was given to him to make him believe that he still had some power. After Mulayam understood he had no real power anymore, he announced he is going to take Akhilesh back into the party, even though it was not his decision to make.

Akhilesh yadav in a interview with the media amidst all the scuffle said that he and father are still close and his father is still his leader, he met the media shortly after he hid his father's fake teeth under the sofa so he can't find it. 

Tuesday, 13 December 2016

J. Jayalalitha- the good bad and the ugly


The Good

First women chief minister of Tamilnadu

A strong, intelligent, hardworking, no- nonsense leader.

Was responsible for substantially eliminating Mafia and Dada culture in Tamilnadu.

AMMA unavagam,  Amma kudineer provide quality food and water for lowest cost possible.

Tamilnadu leads in Organ donation schemes because of her efforts.

She eliminated the electricity crisis that inconvenienced TN for many years.


The bad

Although she was less corrupt than her adversaries, she was corrupt.

In her bid to hold on to power and be disciplined she had a dictatorial outlook to management.

She had thin skin,  can hardly take criticism

She believed in astrology and was very superstitious.

She resorted to giving out freebies to win elections, providing short lived hope.

She gave all ministerial posts to pawns instead of leaders.

The Ugly

Took revenge against the rival parties like DMK and it's leader Karunanithi, at the cost of government funds and policies.

She was relieved off a tax evasion because of an addition error.

She did things to win rather than to help the people. 

Monday, 12 December 2016

Who is Barathi

(Barathiyar' image is given in the video)

Subramanya barathi was born as Subbaiah
to a brahmin family in Ettayapuram in 1882.

Having lost his mother at an young age, his father made him work hard in school, he was able to write poetry at the age of 11,  and he went on to learn 32 languages wrote poems in many of them.

He was married off to 7 year old Chellamma (barathiyar' wife) when he was 15, she went on to be the theme of many of his poetry, he worked as court poet to the Raja of Ettayapuram, then served as a Tamil teacher in Madurai before taking up Journalism.

He joined as the assistant editor of Swadeshamitran in 1904, he later joined the Indian national congress and participated in various independence movements, the man known for his big beard and white turban was a revolutionary, freedom fighter and a social reformer, his thoughts on women and caste were very progressive and way ahead of his time.

He is also credited to be the pioneer of modern Tamil poetry in 1908 Barathiyar had to flee to Pondicherry after the British has issued a warrant on him, there he published journals India (weekly), Vijaya (Tamil daily) Bala Bharatham ( English monthly) and Suryodayam.

He penned 1000's of poems (barathiyar kavidhaigal) on varieties of subjects including children, women, freedom struggle, spirituality. Barathiyar songs are very famous and are sung till today

His poems embodied the virtues of idealism, patriotism, bravery, Barathi is not just someone who wrote about them he practiced them in his life.

In 1920 he was struck by an elephant named Lavanya at Parthasarathy Temple, Chennai. A few months later his health deteriorated and he died on 12 September 1921.

During in his last speech in Karungalpalayam Library in Erode,  he talked about how man is immortal.
True to his words Barathi is still alive a century after his death. 

Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Who are Hijras

Hijras

Who?

A person is said to be a transgender if the gender they identify with, is different from one at birth.

What?

Hijra (aravani) is a term used in India to refer trans women.

Hijras have a rich history in
. In Mahabharata Arjuna lived as a hijra for a year.

Lord Rama of Ayodhya, gave transgenders, the ability to offer blessings in return for shelter during exile.

They used to serve as singers, dancers, maids and spiritual gurus.



When?

British colonial laws criminalized Hijras under CTA 1871, and 377 IPC, forcing them to secret groups with secret languages.

Though, a very old community, they are ridiculed and feared because of superstitions (alter fate). India has about 4,90000 (according to census 2011) transgender people.

How?

All are discriminated, abused, denied basic rights, even thrown out of families. Many take up begging and prostitution, as reasonable jobs are only for given either males or females.

The word ‘rape’ in Section 375 IPC does not even include transgenders.

Only in 2014, Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan ordered that they be recognized as the "Third Gender", much later than our neighbors Pakistan and Bangladesh.

And so

People like Kalki Subramaniam (first transgender entrepreneur) , Padmini Prakash (first transgender news anchor). Are an inspiration to many, as they broke out of stereotype.

In 2011, Hon'ble Justice Sathasivam said that the constitution promises equal rights to all, but has failed to deliver it for hijras.

The transgender community needs the support of other two sexes to break out of stigma and lead a normal life.