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Was Meena Kumari born to suffer? Understanding the Meena Kumari paradox on her 85th birth anniversary

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Opinion      01/08/2018             1339. Sub : Was Meena Kumari born to suffer? Understanding the Meena Kumari paradox on her 85th birth anniversary Ref : Media Report- The Indian Express -  Shaikh Ayaz | Mumbai (Shaikh Ayaz is a writer and journalist based in Mumbai.) On Meena Kumari's birthday today, as we recall the turbulent life and times of the legendary actor, we do wonder how the tragedy queen was received and seen in her own time. Was she born to suffer? And did she only suffer – was there nothing else to her life? *Meena Kumari passed away, merely weeks after Pakeezah (1972) – arguably her most-loved film – released. Over the last few years, feminists have appropriated Kangana Ranaut as one of their own for her outspoken outbursts and the courage of calling a spade a spade in an industry that doesn’t even recognise that something called a ‘spade’ exists, especially if it involves a woman. Kangana’...

1. Sanatana Dharmam is the Samaskaram ( Culture ) of Bharatham whereas Secularism is the concept for western culture. 2. However, who is communal and who is secular is something that needs to be questioned at this stage of the paper because some believe in the notion that India is secular, while some blame Modi for standing as a communal figure who is going to make, in turn, India communal. 3. On the one hand, the assertion of one’s caste identity, especially in relation to dalit and muslim minorities, becomes an extremely communal stand, and any organization or a political party which comprises of its own community members once again downgraded as fostering communal representation. 4. On the other hand, there are n-number of organizations ( All muslim and christian organisations and political parties - see the NOTE BELOW-) that exclusively cater to its own community and its own religion and which is blatantly exclusive to the minority community claim themselves to be secular and modern. 5. The double standard of Indian politics brings up such ambiguous positions to be taken, wherein, it is necessary that your own community concerns are made heard while at the same time, you do not want to be branded as communal.

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Opinion      01/08/2018             1338. Sub :- 1. Sanatana Dharmam is the Samaskaram ( Culture ) of Bharatham whereas Secularism is the concept for western culture. 2. However, who is communal and who is secular is something that needs to be questioned at this stage of the paper because some believe in the notion that India is secular, while some  blame Modi for standing as a communal figure who is going to make, in turn, India communal. 3. On the one hand, the assertion of one’s caste identity, especially in relation to dalit and muslim minorities, becomes an extremely communal stand, and any organization or a political party which comprises of its own community members once again downgraded as fostering communal representation. 4. On the other hand, there are n-number of organizations ( All muslim and christian organisations and political parties - see the NOTE BELOW-) that exclusively cater to its own community ...

1. All opposition parties ( Congress, Communists and all regional political parties ) abuse Sanatana Dharmam of Bharatham, almost daily, hours to minute basis; 2. These fools think that the way to abuse BJP & PM MODI, is to abuse HINDUISM; 3. When BJP says, " Sab ka Sath, Sab ka Vikas" they mean it; 4. Then what for these opposition thugs insult Hindus, Hinduism, Sanatana Dharmam of this Holy land? 5. HINDUS COEXIST PEACEFULLY WITH MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, AND ALL OTHERS, WHEREAS THEY ( ALL NON-HINDUS ) ARE NOT : EXAMPLE - HINDU KASHMIRI PUNDITS WERE DRIVEN OUT OF KASHMIR VALLEY, AND THEIR PROPERTIES WERE LOOTED BY MUSLIMS.

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Opinion      30/07/2018             1337. Sub :- 1. All opposition parties ( Congress, Communists and all regional political parties ) abuse Sanatana Dharmam of Bharatham, almost daily, hours to minute basis; 2. These fools think that the way to abuse BJP & PM MODI, is to abuse HINDUISM; 3. When BJP says, " Sab ka Sath, Sab ka Vikas" they mean it; 4. Then what for these opposition thugs insult Hindus, Hinduism, Sanatana Dharma of this Holy land? 5. HINDUS COEXIST PEACEFULLY WITH MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, AND ALL OTHERS, WHEREAS THEY ( ALL NON-HINDUS ) ARE NOT  : EXAMPLE - HINDU KASHMIRI PUNDITS WERE DRIVEN OUT OF KASHMIR VALLEY, AND THEIR PROPERTIES WERE LOOTED BY MUSLIMS. Ref :- Towards Oblivion – The Journey of a Tolerant Culture By Aparna Patwardhan - Originally published in www.myind.net/Home/viewArticle/towards-oblivion-journey-tolerant-culture published on July 27, 2018 India is a large, com...

Rahul Gandhi : Is the ‘Prince’ ready to become the King? - { 1. All political parties hate BJP FOR NO REASON; 2. These opposition of NON-BJP PARTIES, naturally and originally enemies themselves one against the others; 3. Why these parties now prepare for a combined fight against BJP in the 2019 election? 4. First reason is that they are not capable to face election independently before BJP'S GOOD GOVERNANCE; 5. Second reason, that the fear of elimination as a party, because of each party failed to prove its credibility in politics; 6. Third reason is that growing intolerance and jealousy towards the people support to BJP'S AND PM'S GOOD GOVERNANCE; 7. All non BJP political parties do not want a strong central government, all want independent kingdoms in the regions. }

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Opinion      29/07/2018             1336. SUB - Rahul Gandhi : Is the ‘Prince’ ready to become the King? - Media Reports July 22, 2018by Apeksha Duhan Ref - 1. All political parties hate BJP FOR NO REASON; 2. These opposition of NON-BJP PARTIES, naturally and originally enemies themselves one against the others; 3. Why these parties now prepare for a combined fight against BJP in the 2019 election? 4. First reason is that they are not capable to face election independently before BJP'S GOOD GOVERNANCE; 5. Second reason, that the fear of elimination as a party, because of each party failed to prove its credibility in politics; 6. Third reason is that growing intolerance and jealousy towards the  people support to BJP'S AND PM'S GOOD GOVERNANCE; 7. All non BJP political parties do not want a strong central government, all want independent kingdoms in the regions. I. Introduction :-  W...