J. Rajaram

"Since the days of   Indira-is-India-and-India-is-Indira   to this date of   Namo-Namo , Indian public being sold to either socialist economy, to secular politics, to this new combo of all-inclusive-Development-of-Hindu-nation. In the era of consumerism one only buys Combo pack. Narendra Modi was a combo pack of the big bazar called India." Jitendra Rajaram "I ndian Socialist Fabric had been first offended when Bollywood Flicks agglomerated the anger of public by showing imported Chandeliers, Cars and Cigarettes etc. However when orphaned Prime Minister (Rajiv Gandhi) won the election, he hammered first nail in Nehru's Economy by exhilarating those wounds. He but wasn’t all that anarchic in his raj. He introduced telephone in the country of bullock-carts and Computers in the country of Lanterns. He was cursed saying "If one computer can work all in one minute equivalent to what one thousands of clerks can work for one hour than millions of poor Babus...

The Industry of War Indian partisan brought conflicts of Kashmir Issue, Eastern Pakistan, McMohan Line, and Special States along with it... These conflicts necessitated the accumulation of arms and display of it. By Jitendra Rajaram C onflicts are profitable. It just kills benign people, poor soldiers and turns million’s life miserable but it brings sacks of money in the banks of politicians, businessman and militia. States, no matter how democratic, wants to carry on one or more arms based conflicts in their territories. It yields in multiple ways in the favor of statesmen. By crying loud about these conflicts they provoke national sentiments which enflames citizen’s desire for solution. These cries create the perception of heroes for the statesman. The tribes/people of conflicting warzones fighting for their rights becomes terrorists in the eyes of common man. This perception develops a national sentiment which validates defense expenditure. I.e. for every billion dollar sp...

"Bhagat had a clear vision of implementing real democracy. What congress has done is not a democracy, it is loose ended system to keep power in the possession of their hair apparent" T he negotiated character of a Nation born after Second World War is ironically disputed. The second largest subcontinent of Asia is fragmented into dubious identity tussle. All the claims are either wrong, small or malevolent lest they have any constructive intentions. Apart from Islamic, Hindus and Dalit claims... this tussle of India's ownership is rooted into class struggle. Independence from British Rule negotiated by Congress Party is nothing but is just a change of throne at the center. The peasants are still enslaved and discarded from the mainland governance. What could have been a real liberation of India is only drafted incisively by Bhagat Singh. This is the only reason he is present in the books but not in the policies of governments. The fiasco of Mangal Pandey,...

"Can anything as benign as Green Revolution has any ill-effect? When we were revolutionising the agriculture in one of the world's most fertile land of Haryana and Punjab a factory of pesticide manufacturing called 'Union Carbide' took a million lives in Bhopal gas Tragedy."  By Jitendra Rajaram T he development of mankind is so complex that it is hard to foresee the consequences of even the most thoughtful projects of public administration. In the stroke of midnight of 14th August 1947, India had risen to a new life. The leaders of liberal India were set to draft the fortune of billions deprived human being living in the worlds most strategically significant sub-continent of Asia. They were incisive, determined and honest but were surrounded by the opportunists, needy, greedy and shoddy influencers. The tension between these two lead to a fiasco where we as nation failed! We failed to adopt rigid economic policies. What we did afterwards is merely an...

I have been advised from one of my coach cum buddy that 'being a writer I must not write solutions' because we are too young to find solutions for this massive thousand years old world. I however not fully satisfied with his suggestion but till I am not getting why I should not I will not write solutions... "But then what should I write?" a genuine question ran "As as writer we must sensitize the social issues... let them (readers) find out what could be the solution" He replied... "Mankind flows like massive river..." a pause "...while many rocks, mountains and forests defines the direction of its flow, it finally happens to reach the destination... and gradually keeps changing the path of flow to wherever that can be more obvious and suitable to the nature of river" As he said, by being a socially concerned human being, we can only be the rocks or bushes but we cannot become mountains or forests to shape the path of mankind. It i...

In capitalizing global economy no one will do charity business, naturally they have profits in mind but if we are opening our doors they are opening theirs too. Stop complaining, grow up! Take the challenge and win!  : Jitendra Verma  In Rajeev Gandhi era when Computers arrived to India, opposition parties claimed 'In a country of Lalten and Bullock-cart where even electricity is a far cry, what computers will do? ' They further extended their protests by provoking poor civilians that ' A computer can do 1000 clerks job which means one computer will cost the job of thousand Indians ' Today computer is the source of livelihood to the population which otherwise could have fighting for Brown Sugar, Cocaine, Opium. 1991 reforms of government had a criticism of bringing economic slavery but we are the witness that the per-capita income of India has grown from INR8109.00 to INR53300.00 per Annum since 1990s to 2012. In 2012 for the first time India wi...