Thuglak Imagination on Governor Speech in Tamil Nadu Assembly.

Thuglak Imagination on Governor Speech in Tamil Nadu Assembly.Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Mr. Cho Ramasamy the actor turned politician was an editor and publisher of a Tamil weekly named Thuglak. In “Thuglak” Tamil Magazine dated 20-1-2010, there was an essay on imagination speech of Tamil Nadu Governor.


S.V.Ramani telling the story as was in Thuglak Magazine thro “You Tube” for the information of his friends.

Bhagavad -Gita Akshara-Brahma Yoga and Raja-vidya-Guhya Yoga.

Bhagavad -Gita Akshara-Brahma Yoga and Raja-vidya-Guhya Yoga.Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

In chapter eight Lord Krishna emphasizes the science of yoga. Revealing that one attains whatever one remembers at the end of one's life the Lord emphasizes the utmost importance of the very last thought at the moment of death. Also he gives information on the creation of the material worlds as well as establishing a distinction between them and the spiritual world. Here he explains the light and dark paths in regards to leaving this material existence, the destination to which they each lead to and the reward received by each. Thus this chapter is entitled: Attainment of Salvation.


In chapter nine Lord Krishna reveals that the sovereign science and the sovereign secret. He explains how the entire material existence is created, prevaded, maintained and annihilated by His external energy and all beings are coming and going under His supervision. The subjects matters covered subsequently are primarily concerned with devotional service and the Lord Himself declares that these subject matters are most confidential. Thus this chapter is entitled: Confidential Knowledge of the Ultimate Truth.


You can listen to the speeches in Tamil about Chapter Eight and Nine of Bhagavad-Gita.

Jayalalitha in Tamil Nadu Assemble with countless charges against D.M.K.

Jayalalitha in Tamil Nadu Assemble with countless charges against D.M.K.Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly and AIADMK chief J. Jayalalithaa Monday[11-1-2009] accused the DMK government of having led the state into a debt trap, and criticised its schemes such as distribution of free colour televisions and gas stoves for burdening the exchequer.


Participating in the debate on the motion of thanks to Governor Surjit Singh Barnala’s address, Jayalalithaa said: "The total debt of the state is around Rs.90,000 crore and the daily interest pay out is around Rs.20 crore. Each citizen has to shoulder a debt burden of Rs.15,000."


Every new born baby in the state carries a debt burden of Rs.15,000, she said. She claimed that the government’s debt burden got bloated in the last four years by not developing infrastructure but spending on non-performing items and free distribution of colour televisions, gas stoves and other items, leaving nothing to spend on growth activities.


Referring to the governor’s announcement about the government’s decision to build 2.1 million concrete houses for families living in thatched huts, Jayalalithaa wondered what the source of funds for the scheme will be.


She claimed the state is already suffering under unimaginable debt burden and as per the government’s own estimates, the total cost for the housing scheme will come to around Rs.12,600 crore.


Jayalalithaa alleged that the DMK rule during 1996-2001 left the state with "two cancers - a budget deficit and a debt trap". The AIADMK government had to bring the state finances back on track, she claimed, adding that in fiscal 2005-06 the state had a revenue surplus of Rs.1,951 crore and a budget deficit of Rs.2,251 crore.


"But in 2009-10 fiscal the revenue deficit is Rs.1,024 crore and the budget deficit is Rs.11,824 crore," she said. "The state’s total debt as on March 31, 2001 was Rs.56,094 crore. But in the DMK government’s budget for 2008-09, the total debt is put at Rs.85,394.84 crore."


She claimed that the state government was only able to borrow money only because the AIADMK rule improved the state’s credit rating, and said she wondered if the state will be able to retain its credit standing.


Citing the 11 percent growth rate of the gross state domestic product during the earlier AIADMK rule, Jayalalithaa said the current growth rate is just around 4 percent.


Jayalalitha told that D.M.K. cannot deceive people on all times by giving freebies, and A.I.A.D.M.K will always work for people welfare even it is in power or not.

Pongaloo…Pongal…! எஸ்.வி. ரமணியின் "பொங்கல் நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள். "

Pongaloo…Pongal…! எஸ்.வி. ரமணியின் "பொங்கல் நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள். "


Pongal is one of the most popular harvest festivals of South India, mainly Tamil Nadu. Pongal falls in the mid-January every year and marks the auspicious beginning of Uttarayan - sun's journey northwards. Pongal festival lasts for four days. Celebrations include drawing of Kolam, swinging & cooking of delicious Pongal.


The festival is celebrated for four days. On, the first day, Bhogi, the old clothes and materials are thrown away and fired, marking the beginning of a new life. The second day, the Pongal day, is celebrated by boiling fresh milk early in the morning and allowing it to boil over the vessel - a tradition that is the literal translation for Pongal. People also prepare savories and sweets, visit each other's homes, and exchange greetings. The third day, Mattu Pongal, is meant to offer thanks to the cows and buffaloes, as they are used to plough the lands. On the last day, Kanum Pongal,People go out to picnic. A festival called Jalli kathu is held in Madurai, Tiruchirapalli and Tanjavur,all in Tamil Nadu, on this day. Bundles of money are tied to the horns of Pongal ferocious bulls which the villagers try to retrieve. Everyone joins in the community meal, at which the food is made of the freshly harvested grainThus, the harvest festival of Pongal symbolizes the veneration of the first fruit. The crop is harvested only after a certain time of the year, and cutting the crop before that time is strictly prohibited. Even though Pongal was originally a festival for the farming community, today it is celebrated by all. In south India, all three days of Pongal are considered important.


We wish all our people throughout the world to attain prosperous
and joy, to last forever. Hope this special day marks, the start of a harvest season, that a happy and successful in every way and brings with it prosperity.

Money will not substitute Sub-Inspector Vetrivel precious life.

Money will not substitute Sub-Inspector Vetrivel precious life.

Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

The brutal murder of a sub-inspector of police in Tirunelveli district of southern Tamil Nadu on Thursday was shocking, here is something that would shock one even more. Top officials and ministers were present at the spot where the inspector lay writhing due to injuries caused by an explosion from a crude bomb and sickles, but it took 20-30 minutes before he could be shifted to a vehicle. By then it was too late. Sub-inspector Vetrivel, father of two, was brought dead to the Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital.


State health minister MRK Panneerselvam, health secretary VK Subburaj, director of public health S Elango, environment minister TPM Mohideen Khan and Tirunelveli collector M Jayaraman reached the spot in a convoy, minutes after the SI was brutally attacked by a seven-member gang. Television footage aired on Friday showed chilling visuals of the SI writhing and groaning in pain on the road while officials and ministers stood around, apparently waiting for an ambulance.


Vetrivel was even seen sitting up, but the footage was blurred to avoid showing the badly wounded lower part of his body. Panneerselvam and other officials, meanwhile, were busy talking over mobile phones, possibly trying to get an ambulance. None seemed to have had the presence of mind to shift the wounded policeman to hospital in one of several vehicles standing by. The scene was captured by a local videographer engaged to cover the ministers’ visit.


The people were standing idle as if they were waiting for someone to come - may be God. If the vehicles and people standing there could not help the SI, it was most unfortunate thing. Will they expect the same treatment when one of them lies on the road bleeding and fighting for his life which would last for few minutes? Everyone at the spot must ask himself. We could see police officers too waiting - were they waiting for the orders from the political class?


This shows the deterioration of values and the love for other human beings. EVEN CRORES OF MONEY WAS GIVEN TO THE FAMILY MEMBERS OF Vetrivel, whether the money will bring a beloved son to his father and a faithful husband to his wife and a well wisher to his son?.


Time to reevaluate our next generation should be with mankind with every human being.

Kalaignar and Puratchiththalaivi must respect people’s mandate. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Kalaignar and Puratchiththalaivi must respect people’s mandate. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

On May 13, 2006 Aiadmk general secretary J Jayalalithaa said she would attend the Tamil Nadu Assembly “only if the need arose”. The AIADMK leader, who won from the Andipatti constituency, said she had been “advised” against attending the House.


“A barbaric gang would lie in wait to pounce on me, just like they manhandled me in 1989,” she said, apparently referring to the DMK. “Nobody can forget how I was attacked and humiliated in the Assembly on March 25, 1989. Some of those who humiliated me that day will be back again as Ministers. My party men don't want me to attend the House because of this barbaric gang,” she said, adding that she would attend only if necessary.


Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha was arrested and sent to prison on Dec. 7,2006 charged with misappropriating government funds in a deal during her official tenure by Karunanidhi Government.


Former Chief Minister of Tamilnadu, Thiru M Karunanidhi was arrested at the Oliver Road residence of his second wife during the early hours of Saturday, 30.6.2001 on charges of corruption by Jayalalitha Government.


Like Jayalalitha, Karunanidhi was also not participated in the Assembly proceedings and went away duly signing the Register during Jayalalitha Government.


Is it proper for both the leaders to avoid the Assembly Proceedings for their personal grievances? If all other elected MLA’s wants to avoid the assembly session on their leaders footstep, which will safe guard the peoples welfare


Let the political leaders must forget their personal vengeance on each other and they have to come forward to respect peoples mandate and to work for them.

Haryana Police Chief Rathore and 14 years Girl Ruchika’s molestation case.

Haryana Police Chief Rathore and 14 years Girl Ruchika’s molestation case.

Tamil Speech By S.V.Ramani.

The mockery of justice in the Ruchika case, spare a thought for its premier investigating agency. When it files an appeal against the six-month sentence handed down to former Haryana police chief S P S Rathore, the CBI can dare not suggest what is on everybody’s lips: that the trial court should have convicted him not just for molestation (which carries a maximum penalty of two years) but also for the more serious offence of abetment of suicide (which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years).


Thanks to the public outrage over the trial court verdict of December 21, CBI is all set to reverse its stand on whether Rathore, who at 67 is a pale shadow of his former influential avatar, should be prosecuted for abetment of suicide. Since the outrage is focused on Rathore’s culpability, CBI has been lucky to escape questions about its own complicity in shielding him.


Just how blatant was its complicity is evident from the nature of evidence that was available with CBI before it filed the chargesheet in November 2000. Though there was a three-year gap between Ruchika’s molestation and her suicide, the connection between the two was obvious from the manner in which Haryana policemen, acting as Rathore’s goons, had stepped up the harassment of her brother Ashu just before she took the extreme step of consuming poison.


Ashu was picked up by the police on October 23, 1993 in connection with the car theft cases foisted on him. He was still in detention when Ruchika swallowed poison two months later, unable to cope with the way her family was being tormented. By suppressing such a direct link between the harassment and her death, CBI seems to have adopted Rathore’s line while opposing Madhu Prakash’s plea before the trial court for adding the charge of abetment of suicide.


Mercifully, CBI is unlikely to claim any such difficulty in recording Ashu’s testimony now. But the issues thrown up by the Ruchika case go beyond the imperative of trying Rathore for the myriad offences he committed to cover up his crime of molestation. What is equally important is to hold to account all those authorities who shielded him and to make the system more responsive and impartial.


After the trial court framed the abetment of suicide charge despite CBI’s opposition, how could the Punjab and Haryana High Court and Supreme Court set aside that decision? Besides, how could the apex court uphold Rathore’s petition challenging the HC-ordered probe into Ashu’s complaint of being framed in theft cases?


But, are our rulers shamed enough by the Ruchika scandal to loosen their much-abused hold over the police? The law should not leave any culprits even though they are in any high position. Our beloved Prime Minister must take a impartial decision from safe guarding the innocent people from the clutches of Police, Politician’s and Justice.