#Sandesh2Soldiers

#Sandesh2Soldiers

A sandesh to incredible gallant warriors

who has always made our country glorious.

A sandesh to epitome of valor and courage

who always inspire and encourage.

A sandesh to our real life heroes

to whom this whole nation owes.

A sandesh to altruistic and resolute fighters

who holds our security tighter.

A sandesh to those who are always at work

who scare off adversity with great torque.

A sandesh to those in 'distinctive' uniform

who thrash the enemies like thunderstorm.

A sandesh to one-in-zillions

from 1.2 Billions.

*The whole nation is with you people. Because of you guys, we are celebrating festivals at our home peacefully. We would like to acknowledge our debts to you. They are non-payable debts. Hats-off to your selfless deeds. Happy Deepawali. 

JAI HIND! 

~1.2 Billions Proud Indians!

"The Ugly Truth"

Who says that people change?

People never change,

neither like mutant virus

nor like shares of stock exchange.

People never change,

neither like moments

nor like inflationary range.

They remain the same,

they never change

just like a picture frame.

It's just their charming untruth mask wear off,

and the curtain from the drama lifts-off.

When the game of hypocrisy comes to an end

when they cannot anymore pretend.

When they are tired of faking themselves

And they are back to their true selves

People are found in variety of hues

the way in which you will be screwed.

People come to you when they need you

and you will be cooked like hot stew.

They are the only true well-wisher

and God's own messenger.

They are the perfect guest just like a parasite

And are the only one to be blamed for your pathetic plight.

These people are your own close friends

who entrap you in dead-end.

This is the ugly truth

Which even fails a brilliant sleuth!

The Conditional Probability

Let A and B are two events, the probability of success of A provided that B has already occurred is denoted as-  P(A/B)

                                                      P(A/B)=n(A∩B)/n(B) 

• n(A∩B)=number of occurrences of A and B together.
• n(B)=number of occurrences of B.

No, no, no. I am not going to elaborate about the mathematical conditional probability. Here, I am talking about the conditional probability which we often do in our life. Have you ever decided to do something provided that some other thing has happened before? Or have you planned to do something, only if you will do something else before? I guess, we all have done that. We all have put condition on our choices, in simplest term we can call this as similar to mathematical conditional probability.

Why we do like that? Why putting conditions on something we want to do, if we are willing to do it right now? Why is that detention? Perhaps, we wait for the right time to come. And what is that right time then? Right time could be when all the odds are in favour. Is it? Do we really aspire for perfect timing and perfect moment? People use to say that things will come to you at the right time, wait until then, have patience. Patience is key to success. What if you grew old and never got to do what you have planned for? What if your conditions were never met as you would have thought? What if when patience would become the synonym for a long unending sojourn? What to do then? Regret? Yes, only one thing left to do.

I have done a lot of conditional probability, every time I had put a prior condition to do something. Actually, I had lived on my own terms and conditions, many others would have done too. I had depended on the success of event B before going for the event A. But, neither I get success for event B nor I had done event A. Whose fault it was? Obviously, it was my fault, because I didn't strive much for the success of event B and so for the event A also. Well that's a lame excuse, totally rubbish, just a blame game.

We often presume that if we accomplish both the events then it will be more fun and it will totally worth it. But take this into consideration, without waiting for other event to get accomplished you opt for your longing event. This approach will give you more satiation than any other accomplishment.

I would like to suggest that just free yourself from ** Terms and conditions applied  notion. Don't overweigh yourself, let it loosened up. Do whatever you want to do, don't wait for the favourable condition to show up. Make the conditions propitious for yourself. Live your life fully. Welcome the things that come on the way, and enjoy it. Set your choices as an independent events, when occurrence of events will not depend on any other events.  

Opportunistic Politics

From print media to electronic and social media, all are painted with JNU issues, an obvious news of the month. In fact this has given a new job to the media people to flash this news in a dramatic way for which they are well known. Debate on "judicial killing" of Afzal Guru by the JNU students has triggered the controversy. The Constitution of India has bestowed upon us with fundamental rights. One of them is right to freedom, which includes freedom of speech, expression (Article 19), we exercise this right more and misuse it even more.  Why people make such arguable comments and they know that such comments will cause uproar in country. Perhaps this is what democracy called (to express oneself in easiest way, simply called as chutzpah!). Seemingly, they do this on purpose, few to express themselves and few to show themselves in top headlines. And few make it to opportunistic politics, they hit the iron when it is hot. Our so called renowned political leaders unleash their intellects. This is how blame game starts, everyone plays in defensive mode and no one take responsibility for anything. Any other issues will be converted into political issue. Such types of incidents can often be seen when any election (like assembly polls) is nearby. 

    One of the most eligible bachelor of our country and 'youth' icon, is well versed in opportunistic politics. Twice he went to show his solidarity and empathy to students of University of Hyderabad and made no delay in visiting JNU campus. Hopefully, he would have learnt something from the incident which happen in a college of Bangalore. 

    Since past six months India has been a place of happening events. Last month January, was superheated with the suicide of a Phd scholar of University of Hyderabad. How this case was conflagrated? Obviously, they again played the communal card, by invoking Dalit suppression and flagging off Hindutva Agenda. On one hand they talk about equality and egalitarian society and on other hand they discriminate society by pointing them as Dalit. This is wild farcical. Even some people consider PM as a culprit for such incidents so he should make an apology to the whole nation. And here, logic and rationality took a back seat.

    Dadri lynching on 28th Sep, 2015 shared the most of the headlines of October month. This event was artistically given the colour of communalism and a new mutant virus came to infect our tolerant citizens who accused growing intolerance in country. They returned their awards which were felicitated to them for their excellency in particular field by GoI.  Following this, some even had planned to evacuate their own motherland.  It is worth to note that all these events took place right before the Bihar assembly polls and after that all issues were shrouded afterwards. Again an example of opportunistic politics.

    All these cases are serving as varied agendas to Parliament logjam and not allowing to pass important bills like GST. Now the Budget Session is on target after successful disruption of Monsoon and Winter Sessions. If any issue arises it will give invitation to opportunistic politics, political war will start. Being a rhetoric will serve the purpose. These political leaders don't solve any problem instead they twist and turn them. With passing of time these issues will fade and new issues will come to debate. The upshot of such opportunistic politics is just waste of time. No one will judge you on the basis of your slogans, debates, speech, you will be rated on the basis of what you have done for the society, development of this country. We need critics of the government not defiant oppositions.