No religion teaches terrorism!

After the incident of 26/11 in Taj Hotel at Mumbai peoples used to relate terrorism with a particular religion…
But!!!
Do you really though that terrorism is in religion??
Never…
There is no religion in universe which teaches crime and advocates killing of humanity..
When I go through different holy books I  spotted a common saying that is
“the prime responsibility of every human is to survive humanity on the earth”
They all said about piece,justice,brotherhood,hell,haven in various ways.
If there is naughty student in class then it is unjustified to say that the whole class is bad…
Likewise,
Among all the peoples in a region if 30 percent from them are criminal then it is totally wrong to point towards remaining 70 percent ..
When we talk about Muslims many Indians have a negative  point of view regarding their community.
But they forget about A.P.J Abdul Kalam ,Begum Hazrat Mahal, Malala and many more…
We commit a sin when we say they are terrorists. They are very pure souls..
The previous months…. June  is  the months of Allah for them. They are said to be some of the most pure days for Muslims..
They spend their days like saints…
According to Islam saying..
“If any muslin harm even a small animal in this moths it is said to be biggest crime and that person is neglected from class of Muslims”
Apart of this ,we hear lots of attacks in Jammu and Kashmir…
Do you think that they are real Muslims..???
No.
Actually they are those non-social elements which don’t believe in any kind of religion.
There ultimate aim is to harm humanity…
According to you, What is religion?
Religion is a means by which we see the path of humanity..
Today I heartily request to each and every Indian to please stop thinking like this…..
Do not relate crime with religion ..please  try to differentiate among people by their works not by their colour, caste religion, race……..

Lets make a Difference

They came from ideas that people felt something could be done. Where individuals started in garages, where ideas were born and then they could MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

You in the years ahead are going to be leaders of this country and shaping the future of this country. In many ways we have been critical of what has or has not happened in our country. How many times have you heard people say, “This can’t be done”.

Do not grow with a view that something can’t be done and so should not be done. It’s your job to remove those myths and get things done.

As you grow in your organization you will find that you get lonelier and lonelier and your decision is eventually a lonely decision. That time you should do what you believe is right. It may be the tougher decision; it may be the tougher option. But if deep inside you, you know its right decision, for the right reasons not for wrong reasons, then you should go ahead and take it and I would hope that you look at being ethical and holding the value systems which you want this country to have.

Your whole world is going to be learning and listening. Your success is going to be your humility. If you speak or sit next to a Nobel laureate, he never tells you that he won a Nobel Prize, other people tell you.

Let humility be your best defence.

So as you go out in this world, you need to ask yourself, Why you’re there? Are you there for money or are you going because you really want to make a difference in the world by what you do.

All of us in our own ways need to ask ourselves, Are we doing something which we’re proud of, are we doing something that we feel is making a difference or do we bask in showing off our wealth, prosperity or our well being so that people can look up to us. If it’s that than i think we’re wasting our lives.

There are people who need our help and if we’ve sent a poor person to school and seen that person prosper then that should give us a feeling of well being much more than making our first million or billion.

You need to give back to society some of the learning you have done to do something for your country and for society and you shouldn’t nearly consider yourself successful based on the prosperity you gain for yourself but you should go home at night feeling satisfied if you have made a difference.

That difference is something each one of us can make.

We’ll have failures and we’ll have frustrations but it’s a continued commitment that we have to the world around us, to ourselves and to the people of INDIA. ..

This Independence Day, make your mind independent and let it Make A Difference!!. ..

Destiny

Do you believe in destiny?

This life, which you are enjoying, is all pre-decided. You are walking towards a dead end. It just illuminates as you move ahead. All your joys, hardships, ups and downs are scripted. As the mystery unfolds, the end nears.

How does it feel knowing that?

This script is determined by your passions. Your determination determines your destiny. The more you dream, it will make you a lost babe in the woods. Dreaming is pointless if you don’t work towards achieving them. The day you get up with a motive of making your dream a reality is the day you start determining your fate. Reality is the irony in your life. A sports legend once stated, “Anyone who sacrifices his dreams to reality is forever beaten.” Reality will just demotivate you. It will take you on the toughest path in life, and the chances of you slithering through happily is very slim.

Remember, you are your only motivation,

Your conscience is your only god,

Your hard work is your only prayer,

The end result, which will be in favor,

will then be, only your VICTORY.

The fourth era

Reports started crashing in. Leaving the world jolted mankind struck again, and its humanity that lost yet again.

Hindu mythology says that there are 4 yugas. The Satya Yuga or “Era of Truth” saw humanity being governed by the gods. Every manifestation or work was close to the purest ideal and where humanity allowed the intrinsic goodness to rule supreme. It is sometimes referred to as the “Golden Age“. The Satya Yuga lasted 1,728,000 years. The Treta Yuga was the second out of four yugas and followed the Satya Yuga. This Era lasted 1,296,000 years and marked Lord Vishnu‘s fifth, sixth and seventh incarnations. The Dvapara Yuga is the third out of four yugas, or ages, described in the scriptures of Hinduism. The Puranas pronounce the end of this Yuga when Lord Krishna returned to his eternal abode of Vaikuntha. According to the Bhagavat purana, the Dvapara Yuga lasted 864,000 years. Kali Yuga or the “era of the demon” is the last of the four stages as the world goes through the cycle of yugas. According to Aryabhatta the Kali Yuga started in 3102 BC and during this time the human civilization is believed to disintegrating spiritually. People are as far away as possible from God and it marks the reign of lord Kalki, the tenth and final Avatar of Lord Vishnu. TheVishnu Purana states Kali as a negative manifestation working towards the end of the universe. It is said that towards the end of this Yuga, Kalki will ride on his white horse to a battle with Kali and his dark forces. The world will suffer a fiery end that will destroy all evil, and mark the beginning of a new age, the next Satya Yuga of the following Mahayuga,

As it may seem, our 21st century belongs to the kali Yuga and thus many disastrous events have marked our recent history. Sometimes its nature that turn against mankind, whereas most of the time its mankind destroying humanity. On the 11th of September 2001, the twin towers of New York came crashing down. Hundreds died and one man completed his revenge. 26th of November 2011, just ten years after that incident a few youngsters shook the whole Indian nation. Hundreds were slaughtered in front of their loved ones and people sharing our border cherished the moment and enjoyed the scenes of their belief and agenda being successful. Terrorism won in Paris, France took its sweet revenge but in the process humanity lost.

It was Brussels this time. The world stared in horror as the Belgian capital perished. Reports of the serial blasts came crashing in. Zaventem airport was the first to take the knock. 07:00 GMT saw many suffer injuries and dozens among them succumb to it as twin blasts shook the airport. Merely an hour later, another blast hit Maelbeek at 08:00 GMT. The injury toll rose and so did the number of deaths but yet again it was humanity that lost. . It is really a reason of considerable concern that a functioning terrorist network had the audacity to take the responsibility of the devastating incident. It shows how advanced their planning was in terms of logistics, explosives, weapons and volunteers willing to carry out such an attack on civilian targets. 

What can be done to stop all of this? Many methods have been tested to eradicate terrorism. Ironically terrorism flourished and grew with each step taken against it. Mankind kills for fun, for petty revenge and for waging wars. One man starts and the thirst of taking the revenge avalanches. Presently the world superpowers are uniting against terrorism and putting every ounce of their efforts into eradicating terrorism from its roots. But nations indulging in this war must consider the hazards it has to offer in their calculations. It is very important to be calm, lucid and determined before taking any action or planning any revenge. A single mistake hangs thousands of lives on the wire.

Terrorism and Islam

The root of the word Islam refers to making peace, being in a mutually peaceful environment, greetings, rescue, safety, being secure, finding peace, reaching salvation and wellbeing or being far from danger, attaining goodness, comfort and favor, keeping away from troubles and disasters, submitting the self and obeying, respecting, being far from wrong. Islam nowhere supports killing others for the sake of spreading the religion. No one can force another person to get converted into Islam until and unless he or she is willing to do so.

Islam, a religion of mercy, does not permit terrorism. It is said in Quran:
“God does not forbid you from showing kindness and dealing justly with those who have not fought you about religion and have not driven you out of your homes. God loves just dealers.” (Quran, 60:8)

The Prophet Muhammad used to prohibit soldiers from killing women and children, and he would advise them: {…Do not betray, do not be excessive, do not kill a newborn child}and he also said: {Whoever has killed a person having a treaty with the Muslims shall not smell the fragrance of Paradise, though its fragrance is found for a span of forty years.}
Also, the Prophet Muhammad has forbidden punishment with fire.

He once listed murder as the second of the major sins and he even warned that on the Day of Judgment {the first cases to be adjudicated between people on the Day of Judgment will be those of bloodshed.}

There are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. That’s 23% of the world’s population, and somewhere close to 1.6 billion of these Muslims have not committed an act of terror, nor have they directly facilitated any terrorist act. So it’s absolutely true to say that not only are most Muslims peaceful, but almost every Muslim alive bears no direct terrorist acts.
As a Muslim, I am tired of condemning terrorist attacks being carried out by these inherently violent people who hijack and attack my religion.

I am really shocked when people don’t use the word “terrorist” when the suspect of terrorism act is a non-Muslim, and if there is a slight of terrorist attack anywhere and even if the terrorist isn’t a Muslim he will be considered a Muslim because of stereotyping. Above  all, I am tired of having to repeatedly say that Muslims are not terrorists. It is time we silence this Islamophobia with facts.

The people who claim to be doing such terrorists act in the name of Islam and Allah, have no clue of what Islam actually teaches and tell its followers to follow. They are totally on the wrong track and have been brain washed by other such uneducated people who have no knowledge of what has been written in Islam and what is it all about. They don’t understand the correct meaning of Islam. These people need to be educated and informed about what Islamic teachings are all about.

Muslims are even encouraged to be kind to animals and are forbidden to hurt them. Once the Prophet Muhammad said: {a woman was punished because she imprisoned a cat until it died. On account of this, she was doomed to Hell. While she imprisoned it, she did not give the cat food or drink, nor did she free it to eat the insects of the earth.}

He also said that a man gave a very thirsty dog a drink, so God forgave his sins for this action. The Prophet was asked, “Messenger of God, are we rewarded for kindness towards animals?” He said: {there is a reward for kindness to every living animal or human.}

While taking the life of an animal for food, Muslims are commanded to do it in a manner that causes the least amount of suffering possible to it. The Prophet Muhammad said:{when you slaughter an animal, do so in the best way. One should sharpen his knife to reduce the suffering of the animal.}

In review of these and other Islamic texts, the act of inciting terror in the hearts of defenseless civilians, the complete destruction of buildings and properties, the bombing and killing of innocent men, women, and children are all forbidden and detestable acts according to Islam. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy, and forgiveness, and the vast majority have nothing to do with the violent events some have associated with Muslims. If an individual Muslim were to commit an act of terrorism, this person would be guilty of violating the laws of Islam and should be subjected to strict punishment

Putting India on Top Again

It’s absolutely a matter of immense pride to see any Indian achieving new levels of success in a global scenario. To say the truth, we’ve had many moments where our hearts have been filled with pride. And when an Indian shows his capability and proves his mettle enough to be the CEO of a company that’s a global phenomenon in itself, the pride is doubled. In the recent years, we’ve have been witnesses to so many brilliant Indians ruling as the CEOs of few of the top-most companies in the world. Here’s listing a few-

SUNDAR PICHAI

When the Indian American business executive was named the CEO of Google Inc. on August 10, 2015, he left an entire nation happily spellbound. The genius from Madurai had previously been the Product Chief at Google, before he filled in his new position.

SATYA NADELLA

The current CEO of Microsoft who hails from Hyderabad was appointed to the post on February 4, 2014. Before taking upon the role of the CEO, he was the Executive Vice President of Microsoft’s Cloud and Enterprise Group.

INDRA NOOYI

The graceful lady who hails from Madras is the current Chairperson and CEO of PepsiCo, which is the second largest Food and Beverage Company in the world. She has consistently held her place as in the list of Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women and was ranked 13 in 2014.

SHANTANU NARAYEN

The Indian-American CEO of Adobe Systems hails from Hyderabad. He is also the president of the board of directors of the Adobe Foundation and had started his career at Apple. He was appointed as a member of the Management Advisory Board by Barrack Obama himself in 2011.

SOHAN ROY

The naval architect who hails from Kerala is the current CEO of Aries Group of Companies. Earlier, he worked as a Marine Surveyor for six years in the UAE. He is currently working towards his most ambitious project, Project Indywood which aims at revamping Indian cinema and making it a global leader in revenue generation by 2020.

Changing era of Politics - Modi Sarkar

Narendra Modi, The voice of India today. One of the most vibrant leader of the Bharatiya janta party (BJP), who won the Indian general election of 2014 and host the chair of Prime Minister of india. He marked the era of change in the arena of politics with an appealing slogan of “Ab ki Baar, Modi sarkar…”.

Modi sarkar took phenomenal steps to foster the growth rate of india, along with for the upliftment of weaker section  of the society. Some his outranging steps in varoius fields are:

ECONOMICS

Narendra modi launched 3 large scale social security schemes:

Pradhan mantri suraksha bima yojana

Pradhan mantri jeevan jyoti bima yojana

Atal pension Yojana

For the benefit of lower middle class and the population falling under BPL. He also introduced the MUDRA (micro unit development and refinance agency ) bank on 9 april 2015. The bank aims to provide employment opportunities as well as financing with the help of loans to small and vulnerable sections of the businesses.

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Digital India programme to allow transparency to the common man. The government services are made available to citizens by improving online infrastructure and by increasing internet connectivity.

ENVIRONMENT

There are some compelling eco – friendly steps taken my modi sarkar:

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: This is one of the environment clean driven programme. It covers 4041 towns, with an aims to clean streets, roads and Infrastructure. This campaign was officially launched on 2 october, 2014 at Rajghat, New Delhi. He even nominated nine prominent public figures to support this campaign.

Clean Ganga programme: “Ganga Maa” a holy river, various steps have been taken to restore the purity of Ganga. Prime minister Narendra modi placed the ganga action plan under the direct supervision of water resources minister Uma Bharti.

National air Quality Index (NAQI) : We all are aware of the fact that with the present level of industralisation and changing urban life -style, the quality of air is detoriating .Narendra modi introduced india’s first national air quality index (NAQI) in april, 2015 to curtail the elevated pollution level in the country. The indian institute of technology in kanpur is the server head of the NAQI.

Profession or Education?

IF “the survival of the fittest” be the principle of one’s life or existence for a suitable livelihood, then one must have proper education and a sound qualification. Not only for a suitable livelihood but also for a obtaining a good job one must have academic knowledge.
Vocational education can only help one to become no more than a pedant.

If one has to seek a good profession the he or she must understand the difference between profession oriented and knowledge oriented education. Inspite of having tremendous knowledge if someone doesnot have a suitable job then it becomes hard to survive in the twentieth century. For easier employment our society must opt for building career oriented education systems.

Following the maxim, “live and let live” one must learn how to live first and then should give away to look into other stuff. Many people are there who really study for the sake of gaining knowledge but the majority are hell bent on studying to secure the monetary insurance for the rest of their lives.

This kind of attitude is extremely logical as there is too much COMPETITION nowadays. There is a very funny contemporary saying that “ There is no end of knowledge so one should not try to know even a bit of it”. Truly everyone only aquires that bit of education that would secure a roof over their head.

As far as my views are concerned. I certainly prefer the profession based education because one must lay stress on the field or strata that he or she aspires to work in. this will also act as a boost in enhancing their career life. One should never be “ a jack of all but a master of none”. For instance, if someone considers football to be his passion then he must concentrate on the field.

Sadly, the present day scenario doesn’t allow that, these kinds of aspirers are forced to depart from their passion and are overburdened with everything else. Education should not be restricted within the books. Today Cristiano Ronaldo, Bill gates, Johnny Depp etc.. have reached the zenith because they considered their passion to be their profession and worked hard on it.

Several children in India dream of representing the country in cricket but due to lack of support and enthusiasm they fail and keep failing miserably. The age of technology brought forth new gadgets to ease one’s lifestyle. To grab the know how’s of it every tom dick and harry set out to be an engineer or a doctor. Even those who weren’t supposed to be were forced to as Mr.Kumar’s son was studying IIT or Mr.Chatterjee’s daughter was giving the joint entance.

Now in the year 2015 we are not running out of tv screens nor did we fall short of cellular but there are shortages of food in plenty places round the country. Still in our country there are more engineers than agriculturists. Is it funny? Maybe.

Make in India - As I see

A brilliant initiative, an amazing kick start and well, US$63 billion as the after effect! According to me, it couldn’t have gone any better. When Modiji saw this vision of India as a global design and manufacturing hub, the citizens had their apprehensions and which were very legit at that point in time too. He launched “Make in India” on 25 September 2014 in a function at the Vigyan Bhavan.

The date of the launch was also chosen to be of maximum advantage, coming right after the successful insertion of Mangalyaan, a low-cost probe into the Martian orbit.  This quick decision was a spot of sunlight at the end of a very dark tunnel, since India’s growth rate had fallen to its lowest level in 2013. The Fragile Five name on the forehead of India was a blow which we had to partake when we were on the brink of a severe economic crisis.

Make in India, the name itself is so simple and understanding. In this flagship campaign, the Prime Minister called out for the entrepreneurs and the corporates, to step up and discharge their duties as Indian nationals by first developing India and then, for inviting  investors to endow the country with foreign direct investments. Creating job opportunities and skill enhancement of 25 major sectors of the economy was the primary objective. India held her doors open for capital and technology investment.

A “Make in India Week” event was held at the MMRDA Grounds at the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai from 13 February 2016. The week long multi-sectoral industrial expo was attended by 2500 international and 8000 domestic foreign government delegations from 68 countries and business teams from 72 countries.

The Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) worked with a group of highly specialized agencies to build brand new infrastructure, including a dedicated help desk and an oriented website packed by a wide array of information.

Well, to end this discussion, I would just like to say that this campaign has made India a global village and has given her opportunities like never before. There is energy, there is excitement and there is a vision.  It is a start for us and the sky to reach!!

Surogacy

With the new Surrogacy Bill cleared by the cabinet, a ban over commercial surrogacy comes imposed. According to the new bill, only legally married couples, having been childless for five years can opt for surrogacy, provided the surrogate mother is a close relative of the intended parents without any monetary involvements.

This ban comes with a hard blow to the rapidly growing sector of commercial surrogacy which amounts to about $ 2 billion an year till date. It provided a good alternative for foreign couples who came to the subcontinent to find someone to conceive their child and paid huge amounts in return. The business resulted to a great amount of women trafficking where middle men or the better called dalaals enjoyed most of the income leaving the women exhausted and exploited.

Off course the new bill puts an end to the huge incomes these dalaals gained. It also avoids the harassment of these women who were majorly exploited be it because of the health problems they suffered after the artificial transplants or unfulfilled promises by the intended parents.

At the same time it also puts an end to the income of the women who rented their wombs with consent. They could have earned good and supported their families had the process been carried out in preferable circumstances.

Hence the question arises, is completely banning surrogacy an answer to the problems it has been creating? Is it not worth thinking about it and implementing it with more regulated norms so that it works for the advantage of both the parties, that is, the intended parents and the surrogate mother? Or is completely eradicating an effect our way of dealing with its cons?