Enadinatha Nayanar.ஏனாதி நாத நாயனார்.Tamil Speech S.V.Ramani.

Enadinatha Nayanar was a Shanar (toddy tapper). He was born in Eyinanur in Chola Kingdom. It was situated to the south-east of Kumbakonam on the bank of the river Arisol. It was very fertile and rich.

The Shastras assure us that the Bhasma or sacred ash [Vibhoothi] is a divine healer. It cures all diseases, including the disease of birth and death, and bestows on the devotee who wears it, the highest wealth, viz., Moksha.
Such is the glory of the sacred ash: and, no wonder Enadiar worshipped whoever came to him with the ash on his forehead. Enadiar saw Lord Siva in him. He was ready to give even his own life at the feet of the devotee who wore the ash.


Enadinatha Nayanar was a very good swordsman. He was a tutor to the princes in fencing. He earned a good income from his profession. He spent all his income in the service of the Siva Bhaktas. He became very popular, too. This evoked the jealousy of another man belonging to the same profession, by name Atisuran. Contrary to his name (which means a great hero), he was not at all skilful and not strong either, because he was full of vices. Yet, he wanted to fight with Enadinathar and defeat him.
One day Atisuran marched towards Enadinathar’s house, with all his relatives, fully armed: he hoped to defeat Enadinathar, with the help of his relatives. He stood in front of Enadinathar’s house and challenged him to a fight—jackal coming to fight the lion. Enadinathar accepted the challenge and came forward to fight. Atisuran got frightened. He asked Enadinathar to come to the nearby grove to fight with him. The relatives of Atisuran were waiting in the grove. In the mean time, the friends of Enadinathar had also gathered around him. The two parties fell on each other, and in the terrible fight that ensued many lives were lost. Atisuran ran away from the grove. He wanted to kill Enadinathar, not in open fight (which was impossible), but by strategem.


The next day, he sent a message to Enadinathar: ‘Let us fight again, but without any assistance this time: otherwise, many innocent people die on our account. Let us go to a lonely place, without anyone’s knowledge and fight.’ Enadinathar accepted it. The next morning, Enadinathar went away secretly and was awaiting Atisuran’s arrival at the stipulated place. Atisuran, with the sacred ashes on his forehead (which was cleverly hidden by his shield) approached Enadinathar. Enadinathar pounced upon him, with a big roar. In a moment, Atisuran removed the shield, revealing the sacred ashes. Enadinathar quickly lowered his sword and thought: ‘what a sin I was about to commit! He has become a Siva Bhakta now. I must not harm him. Let him achieve his object of killing me.’ Endinathar wanted to throw the sword away, but kept it in his hand, else he would be compelling his opponent (a Siva Bhakta!) to incur the sin of killing an unarmed person. As he was mutely standing thus, Atisuran killed him.


Lord Siva was highly pleased with this self-sacrificing devotion that Enadinathar had for the ashes. He appeared before Enadinathar as he fell, and took him to His Abode.
OM Namasivayaa!         OM Namasivayaa!!

The wor¬ship of Lord Siva on the Maha-Sivaratri night.Tamil Speech. S.V.Ramani.

The worship of Lord Siva on the Maha-Sivaratri night.Tamil Speech. S.V.Ramani.


மகா சிவராத்திரியில் சிவனை வணங்கும் தத்துவம்.

"Maha-Sivaratri" is a Hindu festival observed on the night of the four¬teenth day of the dark half in the month of 'Magha', in Tamil 'Maasi', corresponding to the English months 'February—March', in honour of Siva, one of the Hindu Trinity, representing the destructive aspect in the universe.


There is also a myth emphasizing the importance of the worship of Siva during the Sivaratri night and it is in brief as follows:


Once there was a hunter, and he one day went into the forest to procure meat for his family by hunting some animal. He wandered up and down in the forest from morning till night in search of game but was unable to shoot any. At last, when night overtook him, he climbed up a Bael tree to escape from a wild animal that was pursuing him, being roused from its lair by the hunter. The animal was lying down at the foot of the tree quite certain that the man would fall down either from sleep or from exhaustion, and that he might eat him.

The hunter, exhausted as he was from his exertions and hunger, wished to scare away the animal by throwing handful of bael leaves. These leaves dripping with water on account of the recent shower fell on a Siva-Lingam that was near. The night happened to be the Maha-Sivaratri night. He had fasted during the whole day since he could not find anything to eat. The drenching rain constituted a bath and his action of throwing the bael leaves on the Siva-Lingam, the wor¬ship of Siva on the Sivaratri night. Though his actions were not intentional to worship Siva, yet he is said to have gained heaven as he had observed the Sivaratri - Vratha unwittingly.


The basic principle underlying the observance of the Maha-Sivaratri Vratha appears to be to emphasize the fact that death is sure to follow birth, night is sure to follow day, Pralaya, active cosmic life and so on, and consequently people should always bear in mind while enjoying the one its opposite and regulate their life accordingly. They should not be elated at success nor should they allow themselves to be carried away by despair at failures but always have trust in God and worship him.


Om-Namasivayaa!…Om-Namasivayaa!!

Police to be a friend of those respect law and put down murderers and robbers with an iron hand.

Police to be a friend of those respect law and put down murderers and robbers with an iron hand.


போலீசார் மனிதாபிமானத்துடன் சட்டத்தை செயல்படுத்த வேண்டும்.

Making her mandate clear to the state police, Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa on Wednesday 15-2-2012 asked them to handle rioters, murderers and dacoits with an "iron fist". "You (police) should serve with responsibility and dedication. You should be a friend to those who respect law. At the same time, you should crush rioters, murderers and dacoits with an iron fist," Jayalalithaa said during the passing our parade ceremony for sub inspectors at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy in the city outskirts.


The passing out parade of the largest batch of sub-inspector trainees was held at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy in Oonamanchery on Wednesday15-2-2012. The batch of 1,061 underwent training of the level of IPS officers as National Police Academy (NPA) syllabus was introduced to sub-inspector trainees for the first time in the country.


Director General of police (Training) Letika Saran said the batch of 1,061 trainees consisted of 773 Taluk sub-inspectors (549 men and 224 women), 164 Armed Reserve (118 men and 48 women) and 122 Tamil Nadu Special Police sub-inspectors (87 men and 35 women). It included 256 postgraduates and 26 computer science graduates.


Tamil Nadu DGP K Ramanujam read out the oath and the function was presided over by chief minister J Jayalalithaa. The training in cyber crime investigation was sponsored by Nasscom and as many as 42 workshops were conducted.


Saran said the indoor training, spread over a year, aimed at imparting attitudes, skills and knowledge to prepare the trainees to be effective young leaders of the police service. Jayalalithaa presented medals for indoor, outdoor, firing and overall best trainee awards and the ‘Sword of Honour’ to officers of the Armed Reserve and Tamil Nadu Special Police.


Recalling her dream to set up a police training centre of international standards, Jayalalithaa said that she had already laid the foundation stone for the Academy in 2004 during her tenure as chief minister. She also expressed pride that lots of trainees were getting trained in the Academy.


Meanwhile, she stated that law and order were created to improve the quality of people. "At the same time, excessive sympathy towards the undeserving should be avoided," she said adding police should put down murderers and robbers with an iron hand. Please hear the full speech thro the Video.

Alagiri or Stalin whom to lead DMK Party?

Alagiri or Stalin whom to lead DMK Party?


அழகிரியா, ஸ்டாலினா? திமுக கட்சியின் வளர்ச்சியில் பங்கு கொண்டவர்கள்தான் முடிவு எடுக்கவேண்டும்.

The fight for supremacy in the DMK burst into the open once again with Union minister M K Alagiri declaring he was ready to lead the party. Alagiri’s remark comes two days after the party stopped his loyalist and former minister Veerapandi S Arumugam from conducting interviews of aspirants for posts in the party’s youth wing in Salem. A stern directive from the DMK headquarters asked Arumugam to cancel the interviews as party treasurer and Alagiri’s younger brother M K Stalin was already on the job.


Sources said Alagiri, who returned to Chennai late Tuesday 14-2-2012 from Malaysia, was upset over the statement issued by the party headquarters against Arumugam. When reporters asked him if he was willing to lead the party if given the responsibility, Alagiri, who was accompanied by wife Kanthi, shot back with a terse “Yes”.


Alagiri left for Madurai on Wednesday 15-2-2012 afternoon without meeting his father, DMK president M Karunanidhi. Sources close to him said he expressed his dissatisfaction about the party directive to the Salem district committee to his mother Dayalu Ammal.


In an attempt to put an end to the controversy and mollify the Madurai strongman, the DMK headquarters issued a statement saying that a section of the media was trying to create an impression that Alagiri was aspiring for the post of party chief. The statement also clarified that the directive to the Salem district committee, headed by Arumugam, was merely an advisory and not a warning. “It was not a caution as the media had reported,” the two-page statement said. The Arumugam camp, said sources, is elated with the ‘clarification’.


But the issue refused to die down with Stalin supporters demanding action against Arumugam for his “defiance”. The chorus in the Stalin camp for the succession issue to be settled once and for all is also gaining strength. “Arumugam is trying to create a rift between our leader (Karunanidhi) and Stalin. We suspect he has Alagiri’s backing,” said a former minister and close Stalin associate.


It is up to the party members, who have worked for the uplift of the DMK to decide, whether Stalin or Alagiri was fit to be the leader of their party.

Mahakavi Bharathiar prose on Air and Rain. S.V.Ramani. Tamil Speech.

Mahakavi Bharathiar prose on Air and Rain. S.V.Ramani. Tamil Speech.


காற்றே வா மெதுவாக வா,


ஜன்னல் கதவை அடித்து உடைத்துவிடாதே.

Mahakavi Subramania Bharati is more sung than read. He is more a poet than a writer of prose. The general impression is that the Tamils wrote only poetry and not prose. Subramania Bharati wrote an unfinished novel, Chandirikaiyin Kathai, echoing the reformist views of Viresalingam Pantulu and G. Subramania Aiyar. Other than that, he wrote his musings on the Vedas, which he called Vachana Kavithai–Prose Poetry. This portion of Bharati’s writings deserves a closer look. The same has, not attracted the attention of scholars to the extent that it must have been.


He has written prose about Vayu and Rain. Vayu is one of the gods of the air. There are not many hymns on him. “The soul of gods, and of the world the offspring. This god according to his liking wanders, His sound is heard, but ne’er is seen his figure. In his prose he has described about Air and Rain


Subramania Baharati was an ardent worshipper of Shakti. He sees Shakti or Energy in action in every deity and in every action of man or beast. He writes: “In the flood of Energy or Shakti, the Sun is but a bubble. Shakti is intoxicator of love, gives determination, makes one fear-conscious, enables one to boil and cool down. In the ocean of energy, the sun is but foam. In the Vina of Shakti the sun is a string, a note. In the dance deluge of Shakti, light is a beat. It is but one member in Shakti’s art treasure.


May the Great Shakti bless us with poesy, protection, imparting, cleansing, doing well and enlightenment? We seek her blessing in our effort to know and enjoy the fruit of growing the Vedic plant, after watering it with love, ploughing with the help of knowledge, removing the weed of Shastras! Let us bow our head to God of Air {Vayu}.

Ibrahim Rowther says his friend Vijayakanth spoiled the decorum of the worshipful Assembly.

Ibrahim Rowther says his friend Vijayakanth spoiled the decorum of the worshipful Assembly.


மாண்புமிகு மன்றத்துல அவர் நடந்துக்கிட்டது ரொம்ப அசிங்கம்.

After a fiery exchange of words between chief minister J Jayalalithaa and leader of opposition Vijayakanth in the Tamil Nadu assembly, around 1,000 DMDK functionaries and workers, including the actor-politician's close friend Ibrahim Rowther joined the ruling AIADMK on Tuesday 7-2-2012.


Rowther, was not only a close friend, was also a producer who was instrumental in promoting and producing many of Vijayakanth’s films. “The hope with which you have joined the AIADMK will not go waste,” was how Jayalalithaa greeted the new joiners and assured that the new members will help in strengthening the AIADMK. She distributed membership cards to the DMDK functionaries and workers. Among the joiners also include DMDK election wing secretary K Jagaveerapandian and medical wing secretary Dr Pari.


It may be recalled that Jayalalithaa in the Assembly last week had expressed regret for having aligned with the DMDK and termed Vijayakanth’s behaviour “obnoxious”. She had said that she was not inclined for an alliance for the April 2011 Assembly election, but gave in because of pressures from the party. His behaviour was referred to the Privilege Committee and subsequently Vijayakant was banned from the Assembly for 10 days, which will go on till the next session of the Assembly.


We are now telling about, what Ibrahim Rowther friend of Vijayakanth has told to the News magazine “Junior Vikatan” in his interview.He says Vijayakanth spoiked the decorum of the worshipful Assembly. This was published in Junior Vikatan issue dated 15-2-2012.


Let us wait and see, whether Vijayakanth will reply for Ibrahim Rowther?

Mahakavi Barathi song”Puthiya Konanki”.{குடுகுடுப்பைக்காரன்.}

Mahakavi Barathi song”Puthiya Konanki”.{குடுகுடுப்பைக்காரன்.}


Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathi loved Thamizh and India with a passion and was proud of his cultural heritage. At the same time he was fully cognizant of the social repercussions of caste differences and how superstitions and blind faith in the old traditions have lead to stagnation. Bharathiyar thro his song Puthiya Konanki told thro a fortune teller that:-


A good day is born,


Castes are joining and clashes are reducing,


Tell me oh Lord Sakthi Maha Kali.


Foretell the good wills of the sacred people.


Good days are coming…! Good days are coming..!!


நல்ல காலம் வருகுது : நல்ல காலம் வருகுது:


சாதிகள் சேருது சண்டைகள் தொலையுது:


சொல்லடி, சொல்லடி, சக்தி மாகாளி!


வேதபுரத்தாருக்கு நல்ல குறி சொல்லு.


குடுகுப்பைக்காரன் சொன்ன சேதியை வீடியோவில் நீங்களும் கேளுங்கள். நன்றி, வணக்கம்.