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Comment on What do we need — Teachers or Tortures by admin

admin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 10:20:47 +0000

@ nihar

thank you for your wonderful comment.

Comment on What do we need — Teachers or Tortures by nihar

nihar — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 08:03:37 +0000

I agree with you totally that most of the cases of misconduct by the teachers do not get public. But, how long these can be tolerated. I only urge to all the organisations to give a serious look to the selection of teachers, especially teachers in the lower classes. Because, main foundation of learning starts from this young age. It is really horrible if it is not taken care of properly.

Comment on Caricature artist Jayaraj Warrier felicitated by neelakantan

neelakantan — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:31:19 +0000

go go jayaraj uncle …

Comment on Caricature artist Jayaraj Warrier felicitated by neelakantan

neelakantan — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:30:46 +0000

happy to see his rajatha jubilee celebration.

Comment on Caricature artist Jayaraj Warrier felicitated by neelakantan

neelakantan — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:29:40 +0000

he’s my dad’s cousin brother…….

Comment on When God’s Own Country homes Terrorism by admin

admin — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:54:02 +0000

@ Nanda.
thank u so much for this. it was an ‘unpardonable’ mistake from our DTP segment. we are correcting it soon. once agin thanks for marking a comment on our article.

Comment on When God’s Own Country homes Terrorism by asok kumar.b

asok kumar.b — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 13:14:13 +0000

Hello Maya, The activities of leaders (Religious, Political etc) had made some people in the society to act differently. The way in which religion interfered in the society has made the religion more segregated and they started to show their teeth to make others believe that they are smiling. Meanwhile over enthusiasm of media made all to come on TV screen. A war of statements floated. The media became carriers of speculation, and instilled wrong impression in the society instead of news. We all know how media killed Prof.Vijayan thousand times on screen. Issues connected with Aaram Thirumurivu, Vandemathram, Hussian, Gujarat etc etc come up live regularly. Conversions, love jehad, antilove jehad movements etc became hot discussions. A struggle for existence made media to do its maximum. This struggle for existence is there for all the leaders as each one is intruding to others platform. This is evident from the arrogance and intolerance shown by all. These did the rest. Now the society tends to inflammable. All leaders including teachers should know the pulse of the society. Discuss each other and then take constructive measures. Why childish? The writer of the story conveyed his message very clearly without using a name to the character. A mad person has no religion. Irrespective of any name he is mad. Hence the question of a name does not arise. By giving a name “X” to the character he made the story confusing and distorted. Now the teacher has to explain that, X is mad. Now he is forced to clarify to himself and to the society, why this name. This does not have the natural flow of the story. Good teacher makes things simple and unambiguous. Hence childish. Finally, Religion should work for the survival of man as a society and not for the survival of religion. Then religion will survive by itself and no need of a decree.

Comment on When God’s Own Country homes Terrorism by Nanda

Nanda — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:54:09 +0000

Terorrism is not a local or a state issue. Minorities trying to impress on others by using force / violent metods. State, in many parts, remains inactive, because not want to be aggressive and human violater.
In the article, “NDA the communal-extremist political party which has evolved as a ‘tit for tat’ after the Babri Masjid issue …” – is it not NDF? Any way good efforts. Thank you all.

Comment on When God’s Own Country homes Terrorism by admin

admin — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:22:51 +0000

@ aditya

we apologise for the ill-impact of the picutre in our article upon you. As far as the Keralites are concerned the images of those Marad massacre is a deep-cut. For those who see the visuals of blasts, elephant attacks and political and religious attacks on ‘a daily basis’, for those who by the CD s of Taliban executions and tramplings by jumbos, and those who browse for such images unreported on the grounds of journalist ethics….this picture won’t make any impact.
Anyways, you have reacted spontaneously. If we all are like this such atrocities won’t happen in our land.

Comment on Honour killings — no more honourable by admin

admin — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:09:53 +0000

@ arvind singh

What Ms.Iyer quoted is a deep seated truth of chthat has been revealed to the aesthetically merited people. That doesn’t mean that we are poles apart. That article was a ‘teeling aloud’ of a deplorable custom that is rampant in India now. It has nothing to do with a parent-child relation being mutilated of the child’s thoughts. Child once grown up becomes a separate entity with individual thoughts and dreams. Indian democracy provides him the most of it all. thus the intervention of the prents become illegal in all dimensions…

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