Monday, 29 February 2016

Art of saying No

Why do you say yes when you want to say no. Our problems start when while wanting to say No, we consciously end up in the affirmative by saying Yes. 
Why it happens? 
Is it because you don't want to annoy or upset the person to whom you wanted to say No? 
Is it because you weren't sure of yourself? A timely correct answer expressing your willingness or unwilling to do or not to do a particular act can save you the embarrassment of not doing it ultimately and the unpleasant procrastinating of the issue can be avoided. 

One should be slow in promising and quick in honouring the promises made. In excitement never make a promise. Reeling out promises with every breath may ultimately earn one the reputation of unreliable, untrustworthy and dubious personality. 

There's good old saying that one can always make tall promises knowing fully well the he may not be called upon to fulfill it. Our innate potential should be greater than the promises we make. 

Acronym of promise says it all. 
PROMISE
P. Performances
R. Remain 
O. Our
M. Most 
I.   Important 
S. Single
E. Evaluators 

Always be alert, agile and conscious in competently creating what you promised. An unfulfilled promise remains our shame throughout our life. Our image is made or marred by our ability to honour the promises we make. 

A promise made is a debt unpaid. There's an African proverb which states " A promise is a cloud; fulfilment is rain" Never ever forget a promise made by you.  One must have a good memory to be able to keep the promises that one makes. 


Sunday, 28 February 2016

Nationalism at cross roads

Nationalism at cross roads. That's what has come to haunt our liberals, partriots, law makers, students, the common man and of course the intelligentsia. Is it real? What is sedition? Whether anti national sloganeering constitutes ingredients to make one liable to the serious charges of sedition? If not then what charges do the offenders face? Is it in national interest to seek dismemberment of the very country which makes you feel free as proud citizen? If not how to deal with such elements who raise slogans to seek revenge for the hanging terrorists who were tried and hanged after undergoing due process of established laws for a fair trial? Whether seditious or otherwise no country can tolerate propaganda intended to harm the integrity and sovereignty of the country. Whether laws on sedition need to be changed as they are very old laws? What is free speech? Whether our constitution which guarantees free speech has rightly put fetters in the form reasonable restrictions on the free speech?
One can criticise the governance standards of the lawfully elected democratic government. The criticism has to be constructive which will ultimately serve the well being of the state. To that extent only the laws relating to sedition need to be reviewed by the Lawmakers. However acting in a manner which endangers the sovereignty and integrity of our Nation, jeopardising our security and safety as a nation, has to be termed as an act of war against India and subjected to severe penal actions as per our Laws. 
No nation can survive if its citizens disrespect its laws, commend acts against the state, act against the sovereignty and integrity of the state, wage war against the state and all such harmful acts have to be brought under the charges of sedition. Nation first. Long live India

Nationalism at cross roads

Nationalism at cross roads. That's what has come to haunt our liberals, partriots, law makers, students, the common man and of course the intelligentsia. Is it real? What is sedition? Whether anti national sloganeering constitutes ingredients to make one liable to the serious charges of sedition? If not then what charges do the offenders face? Is it in national interest to seek dismemberment of the very country which makes you feel free as proud citizen? If not how to deal with such elements who raise slogans to seek revenge for the hanging terrorists who were tried and hanged after undergoing due process of established laws for a fair trial? Whether seditious or otherwise no country can tolerate propaganda intended to harm the integrity and sovereignty of the country. Whether laws on sedition need to be changed as they are very old laws? What is free speech? Whether our constitution which guarantees free speech has rightly put fetters in the form reasonable restrictions on the free speech?
One can criticise the governance standards of the lawfully elected democratic government. The criticism has to be constructive which will ultimately serve the well being of the state. To that extent only the laws relating to sedition need to be reviewed by the Lawmakers. However acting in a manner which endangers the sovereignty and integrity of our Nation, jeopardising our security and safety as a nation, has to be termed as an act of war against India and subjected to severe penal actions as per our Laws. 
No nation can survive if its citizens disrespect its laws, commend acts against the state, act against the sovereignty and integrity of the state, wage war against the state and all such harmful acts have to be brought under the charges of sedition. Nation first. Long live India