Quick notes: Water demand, GDP obsession...

• India set to become water scarce country by 2025:  Water demand in the domestic and industrial sectors increasing substantially.



• Yesu, Marx Bhai, Bhai: Yechuri quotes from the Gospel of Luke to underline how "Lord Jesus" too had come "to send off the crushed into liberty".



• Dirty Coal: 12,300 megawatts of coal power will shut down in the US in 2015, lots more to come



• GDP obsession: Of the 20 most polluted cities of the world, 13 are in India.



• No nation for children: Impaired lung growth in children, autism linked to maternal exposure, birth anamolies...







• Tata Nano GenX Easy Shift: The transmission allows you to crawl in first and reverse gears without having to work the throttle pedal. The combination of AMT and power steering makes the car an excellent companion for new drivers and city commuters alike.



• Subterranean Swamy: Almost ties the knot at wedding he's invited to bless

Hindu monk brutally assaulted by Mullah, Marxist thugs in Commie West Bengal

Mullah, Marxist thugs in West Bengal merrily proceeding with the annihilation of Hindus as the nation is distracted by the Tamasha over the alleged nuclear "deal" - succinctly described by Jayalalithaa as the "Charter of Slavery and servitude".

This is an absolute outrage - and a logical corollary to East Pakistan's notion of lebensraum , literally absorbing West Bengal and the North East through demographic Jihad. The brutal and relentless genocidal campaign being waged against the Hindus in all corners of the nation epitomises the singular "achievement" of the tinpot UPA fascist regime - namely the shrinkage of "India", the retreat of all that is symbolic of Indic civilisation, to the extent that the Mullah/Missionary/Marxist aggression against the nation is no longer confined to the remote corners of the nation's landmass. Not a square inch of our sacred soil anywhere is free from the depredations of these eternal enemies of Indic civilisation. Each and every Hindu who identifies himself as a Hindu is a target in the pogrom to replace Hinduism with Semitic death cults. Countless "useful idiots" who identify themselves as "Secular" are willingly collaborating in the extermination of their own heritage.

Head Nazi, Manmohan Singh, with his much vaunted Oxford credentials has presided over the fragmentation of the nation and perverted the nation's political lexicon to two words - "Secular" and "Communal". Therefore, it is time for each and every Hindu in India - to the last man - to wear the "Communal" tag as a badge of honour and wage a relentless war for the defense and preservation of Hindu civilisation.

Tibetan refugees prevented from demonstrating against Communist genocide

In the Maovadi stronghold of Kolkota on the specious excuse of "apprehension of a threat to peace and public order". The running dogs of Chinese Maovadi imperialism in India cannot be expected to act any differently, of course. But, the Bangali Communists had absolutely no compunctions in allowing, even encouraging and facilitating a violent demonstration by 500,000 Mohammedans on the streets of Kolkota protesting cartoons in Scandinavia, where local Hindus were molested and their business establishments looted!

There is apparently no end to the suffocating Maovadi plague afflicting Indian terrain. If the Mohammedan loving Bangali Maovadis are perfecting genuflection to Islamism into a fine art, the Christist pseudo-Maovadis of Nepal have learned election rigging techniques from their Bangali counterparts. Dis empowerment of native Hindus in India and Nepal and replacement of nationalist elements by Communist stooges in the corridors of
power nicely complements the Chinese "Total war" to annihilate the last few remnants of Tibetan civilisation.

Yechury manipulates Marxism to explain Dasavatars concept

Yechury's accusation of the BJP "communalising" Sethusamudram project is lame in the extreme. It is GOI's affidavit in the Supreme Court which vitiated the atmosphere. And it is explosive rhetoric by Ambika Soni, Karunanidhi, Baalu and their ignoble neanderthal brigade that is fast "communalising" the situation.

They and they alone are responsible for precipitating the crisis and it's calibrated
escalation.

Why doesn't Yechury apply Marx's materialistic interpretation of history to
Christianity and Islam which have inflicted holocaust on the Hindu nation over 1300 years?

That being said, credit must be given for Yechury's interpretation of the Dasha Avatara in the context of evolution of life forms to humanity, although this is hardly an original interpretation (after all, Yechury's parents would have named him
"SitaRam" for a reason, notwithstanding his ideological inclinations as an adult !)

The concept makes a lot of sense, to me atleast, compared to the biblical fairy
tale of Adam & Eve and their temptation etc and it's logical corollary - the stupid
argument of Christian creationism Vs. Liberal Darwinism.
Hinduism is a very scientific tradition at it's core unlike the semitic dogmas.

Actually, it would be worthwhile for Marxist historians to initiate a scientific inquiry into Christian plagiarism of Hindu ideas and traditions like
the great deluge, King Herod's infanticide, the name Christ which are
derived from the Hindu Mahapralay, Kansa's pogrom in Mathura and Krishna respectively.

Pioneer News Service | New Delhi
...accuses BJP of communalising Sethusamudram

Maintaining that there was no scientific evidence to prove Ram Setu was a man-made structure, CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury has accused the BJP of taking recourse to faith to authenticate mythology as history and communalising Sethusamudram project.

In the latest editorial of The People's Democracy, he said that the BJP was trying to do this to gain political advantage.

Though Yechury attacked the BJP for using the issue to meet its political agenda, he avoided commenting on the anti-Ram reactions by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK leader Karunanidhi, which many of his party and Left colleagues believe to have been doing disservice to the secular cause.

Rather he used the tool of Marx's materialistic interpretation of history to explain the Hindu concept of avatar (reincarnation). Yechury said: "Dasavatars concept could be seen as a remarkable recording of the evolution of human life and its advancement in civilisation.''

He began with referring to Matsaya (fish) Avatar - the first in the cycle of ten avatars. The Leftist leader explained that science had now confirmed that the first life forms evolved under water. Then came the Kurma (tortoise) Avatar representing the amphibian, capable of living both on land and in water.

This was followed by the Baraha (boar) Avatar, which lived only on land. The next was the Narasimha Avatar reflecting transition from the animal to the human form.

The Vaman Avatar came next representing the evolution of human form in dwarf size, which is followed by Parasuram who wields the axe as his weapon, symbolising the stage of clearing forests for human settlement, the CPI(M) leader said.

After Parasuram, came Ram, the avatar who wields the bow and arrow, a weapon that could protect human settlements by attacking the enemy from a distance, he said.

Balaram came next wielding the plough, signifying evolution of human civilisation to the agrarian economy. Krishna, who comes after this stage, symbolises the domestication of the cow and development of the dairy economy.

Kalki, who is yet to arrive, is portrayed as riding a horse representing the stage of domestication of the horse, as the Aryans mastered and majestically moved across lands, Yechury said.

"Thus, without entering into any dispute on matters of faith, this remarkable materialist interpretation of the Dasavatars, surely merits attention.

"Faith in its quintessential form must facilitate the pursuit of truth and acquiring the ability to recognise the truth. Faith must encourage the adventure of ideas and promote scientific enquiry and not reduce itself to fanning communal passions for petty political and electoral benefits,'' the editorial said.

In his article, Yechury said the Constitution, while protecting the rights of the individual choice of faith, also seeks to encourage scientific enquiry and spirit. "These cannot be and should not be counterpoised," he said.