UPA is indeed doing what Taliban did.
In its latest issue, Panchjanya has published the Hindi version of the article "UPA is to Setu what Taliban is to Bamiyan", which can be read in Hindi here.
Sri V Sundaram has seconded our assertions in his below article that indeed 'UPA is to Setu what Taliban is to Bamiyan'. Read in full using the link below.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Should T R Baalu out-Taliban the Afghan Talibans?</b>
V Sundaram
On 15 May 2007, the Madras High Court two-Judge bench consisting of Justice Jayapal and Justice Sivakumar admitted one writ petition filed by Hindu Munnani leader Ram Gopalan and two writ petitions filed by former Union Law Minister and Janata Party president Dr Subramanian Swamy relating to the current controversial issue of Rama Sethu Bridge.
Dr Subramanian Swamy, relying on references in the Valmiki Ramayana and a NASA study, contended that it had been established that the bridge was not a natural formation but was a 'deliberately constructed bridge by placing shoal stones in a bridge formation.' He denied that 'Rama Sethu' was either imaginary or mythical, and said the Government of India and the Archaeological Survey of India had not undertaken any official study about the bridge and its origin.
I understand from some of my Advocate friends who were present in court that Dr Subramanian Swamy presented his arguments before the Madras High Court in a brilliant manner yesterday (15 May, 2007) through his inimitable means of producing conviction in a Court of Law, I mean through his plainness, conciseness and accuracy. He had charm. He had charisma. He was in full control.
It is understood that during the course of arguments, the Madras High Court indicated that it may be necessary to appoint an Advocate -Commission to ascertain the facts related to the existence of Ramar Palam (Rama Sethu). When Dr Swamy pointed out that there is an imminent danger to cause damage to the Rama Setu Bridge, through a lightning process of sudden rock blasting (perhaps with anti-Hindu T R Baalu even resorting to the use of RDX ?the suggestive words within brackets here mine!!!), the court observed that within two weeks, the Government is not expected to damage the Rama Sethu Bridge, and directed the issuance of notices to Government of India and posted the case for hearing on 29 May, 2007.
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Meanwhile, BJP continues the protest in Parliament.
Congress, commies and 'third front' will now come out in thier true colours, now that UP Elections are behind. Punish those darn Hindus.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Parliament adjourned over Sethusamudram project</b>
Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party and United Progressive Alliance-Left members clashed in Lok Sabha on Wednesday over the Sethusamudram project forcing its adjournment for the day, as the government said there was no evidence of any historical structure in the area.
BJP leader V K Malhotra said the alignment of the project would "destroy the Ram Setu" (a mythological bridge connecting India and Sri Lanka) and such a move would hurt "religious sentiments of the Hindus."
This provoked Congress, Left and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam members. Noisy protests from treasury benches prompted a similar response from the BJP forcing Speaker Somnath Chatterjee to adjourn the House.
<span style='color:red'>"There is no Ram Setu and there is only the Adam's Bridge," said Shipping Minister T R Baalu</span>, drawing strong protests from BJP members who came into the well.
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Government's disregard for heritage, rues Balram Misra in Pioneer :
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><span style='color:red'>Ram Setu under threat </span>
Balram Misra
It would be a little short of a bucolic inference to say that the Government is destroying the Ram Setu because its existence is harmful for the country in terms of money and time. The Government knows well that the existence of the Setu will protect parts of southern India and Sri Lanka from any oceanic fury. It knows that the huge quantity of Thorium deposits in the sand along the sides of the Setu, if harnessed properly, would be enough to meet our need of nuclear fuel for many decades, if not centuries. It also knows what implications this has for the US and China.
The Government cannot deny the possibility of Rameshwaram, one of the holiest places for Hindus, being submerged like Dhanushkodi or Poompuhar, if the Ram Setu were to be destroyed. Dhanushkodi, the southernmost township of India, was submerged in ocean in 1964. Poompuhar, once a flourishing ancient port city (in the Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu) known as Kaveripattinam, which was once a capital of Chola kings, was washed away by some kind of tsunami in 500 AD.
Whether Poompuhar was the Pampapur of Ramayana, a centre of learning and training in politics, where Hanuman met and befriended Sugreeva, may attract scrutiny by researchers. There are instances of classical Greek, Egyptian, and Indian heritages having been excavated from below the seas. Excavations at sites like Poompuhar under water may result in lavish enrichment of our heritage and civilisation. All those possibilities would be washed away if the Government of India does not honour the popular sentiments of the masses.
However, highlighting and re-invigorating the knowledge of the physical existence of the Rama Setu among the Hindu masses - especially after the NASA discovery - is bound to be more than a tsunami for the anti-Hindu ideologies that motivate the UPA Government. It is unfortunate that some myopic politicians, instead of appreciating the meaning and implications of the all-embracing Hindutva, feel threatened by it. They must be under tremendous pressure from the fundamentalist Christians, Communists and pseudo-secularists.
A couple of months ago, PTI released this NASA based report: "The NASA shuttle has imaged a mysterious bridge between India and Sri Lanka, as mentioned in the Ramayana. The evidence is, say experts, in the Digital Image Collection. The recently discovered bridge, currently named as Adam's Bridge, and made of chain of shoals, 30 km long, in the Palk Straits between India and Sri Lanka, reveals the mystery behind it. The Bridge's unique curvature and composition reveals that it is man made. Legend as well as archaeological studies reveal that the first signs of human inhabitants in Sri Lanka date back to about 1,750,000 years ago, and the Bridge's age is also almost equivalent."
The aboriginals of Australia believe that some mountains in their country are divinely sacred. They draw peace and solace from those holy mountains. The Government of Australia honoured their belief and preserved the mountains. A national highway passing through the mountains was shifted to honour the popular belief. Unfortunately, things don't work like that in Hindustan. It must be a matter of serious concern for every right thinking Hindu to note that the Rama Setu is being destroyed in free India under the domain of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Babar, the invader, destroyed the Ram Janmabhoomi temple to build a mosque after his name, about 500 years ago. Hindus did not forget the humiliation, and in 1992 they demolished the mosque and rebuilt a temple at the venue, though for now it is a makeshift arrangement. What would Hindus do if the Rama Setu is demolished completely? Nobody can predict.
The most predictable course of action on the part of the followers of Rama seems to be their forced unanimous decision to use their weapon, the collective vote, the only Brahmaastra to win the alien forces. Hindus would be ever grateful to the venerable Shankaracharyas, Acharyas and social organisations like the VHP for their massive campaign to protect the Rama Setu.
Is BJP alive to the problem? That is yet to be tested, but the agitation for Rama's karmabhoomi in southern India can no way be less important than the agitation for the Rama Janmabhoomi in the northern part of Hindustan.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
http://ramasetu.blogspot.com/2007/03/latest-news.html
In its latest issue, Panchjanya has published the Hindi version of the article "UPA is to Setu what Taliban is to Bamiyan", which can be read in Hindi here.
Sri V Sundaram has seconded our assertions in his below article that indeed 'UPA is to Setu what Taliban is to Bamiyan'. Read in full using the link below.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Should T R Baalu out-Taliban the Afghan Talibans?</b>
V Sundaram
On 15 May 2007, the Madras High Court two-Judge bench consisting of Justice Jayapal and Justice Sivakumar admitted one writ petition filed by Hindu Munnani leader Ram Gopalan and two writ petitions filed by former Union Law Minister and Janata Party president Dr Subramanian Swamy relating to the current controversial issue of Rama Sethu Bridge.
Dr Subramanian Swamy, relying on references in the Valmiki Ramayana and a NASA study, contended that it had been established that the bridge was not a natural formation but was a 'deliberately constructed bridge by placing shoal stones in a bridge formation.' He denied that 'Rama Sethu' was either imaginary or mythical, and said the Government of India and the Archaeological Survey of India had not undertaken any official study about the bridge and its origin.
I understand from some of my Advocate friends who were present in court that Dr Subramanian Swamy presented his arguments before the Madras High Court in a brilliant manner yesterday (15 May, 2007) through his inimitable means of producing conviction in a Court of Law, I mean through his plainness, conciseness and accuracy. He had charm. He had charisma. He was in full control.
It is understood that during the course of arguments, the Madras High Court indicated that it may be necessary to appoint an Advocate -Commission to ascertain the facts related to the existence of Ramar Palam (Rama Sethu). When Dr Swamy pointed out that there is an imminent danger to cause damage to the Rama Setu Bridge, through a lightning process of sudden rock blasting (perhaps with anti-Hindu T R Baalu even resorting to the use of RDX ?the suggestive words within brackets here mine!!!), the court observed that within two weeks, the Government is not expected to damage the Rama Sethu Bridge, and directed the issuance of notices to Government of India and posted the case for hearing on 29 May, 2007.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Meanwhile, BJP continues the protest in Parliament.
Congress, commies and 'third front' will now come out in thier true colours, now that UP Elections are behind. Punish those darn Hindus.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Parliament adjourned over Sethusamudram project</b>
Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party and United Progressive Alliance-Left members clashed in Lok Sabha on Wednesday over the Sethusamudram project forcing its adjournment for the day, as the government said there was no evidence of any historical structure in the area.
BJP leader V K Malhotra said the alignment of the project would "destroy the Ram Setu" (a mythological bridge connecting India and Sri Lanka) and such a move would hurt "religious sentiments of the Hindus."
This provoked Congress, Left and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam members. Noisy protests from treasury benches prompted a similar response from the BJP forcing Speaker Somnath Chatterjee to adjourn the House.
<span style='color:red'>"There is no Ram Setu and there is only the Adam's Bridge," said Shipping Minister T R Baalu</span>, drawing strong protests from BJP members who came into the well.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Government's disregard for heritage, rues Balram Misra in Pioneer :
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><span style='color:red'>Ram Setu under threat </span>
Balram Misra
It would be a little short of a bucolic inference to say that the Government is destroying the Ram Setu because its existence is harmful for the country in terms of money and time. The Government knows well that the existence of the Setu will protect parts of southern India and Sri Lanka from any oceanic fury. It knows that the huge quantity of Thorium deposits in the sand along the sides of the Setu, if harnessed properly, would be enough to meet our need of nuclear fuel for many decades, if not centuries. It also knows what implications this has for the US and China.
The Government cannot deny the possibility of Rameshwaram, one of the holiest places for Hindus, being submerged like Dhanushkodi or Poompuhar, if the Ram Setu were to be destroyed. Dhanushkodi, the southernmost township of India, was submerged in ocean in 1964. Poompuhar, once a flourishing ancient port city (in the Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu) known as Kaveripattinam, which was once a capital of Chola kings, was washed away by some kind of tsunami in 500 AD.
Whether Poompuhar was the Pampapur of Ramayana, a centre of learning and training in politics, where Hanuman met and befriended Sugreeva, may attract scrutiny by researchers. There are instances of classical Greek, Egyptian, and Indian heritages having been excavated from below the seas. Excavations at sites like Poompuhar under water may result in lavish enrichment of our heritage and civilisation. All those possibilities would be washed away if the Government of India does not honour the popular sentiments of the masses.
However, highlighting and re-invigorating the knowledge of the physical existence of the Rama Setu among the Hindu masses - especially after the NASA discovery - is bound to be more than a tsunami for the anti-Hindu ideologies that motivate the UPA Government. It is unfortunate that some myopic politicians, instead of appreciating the meaning and implications of the all-embracing Hindutva, feel threatened by it. They must be under tremendous pressure from the fundamentalist Christians, Communists and pseudo-secularists.
A couple of months ago, PTI released this NASA based report: "The NASA shuttle has imaged a mysterious bridge between India and Sri Lanka, as mentioned in the Ramayana. The evidence is, say experts, in the Digital Image Collection. The recently discovered bridge, currently named as Adam's Bridge, and made of chain of shoals, 30 km long, in the Palk Straits between India and Sri Lanka, reveals the mystery behind it. The Bridge's unique curvature and composition reveals that it is man made. Legend as well as archaeological studies reveal that the first signs of human inhabitants in Sri Lanka date back to about 1,750,000 years ago, and the Bridge's age is also almost equivalent."
The aboriginals of Australia believe that some mountains in their country are divinely sacred. They draw peace and solace from those holy mountains. The Government of Australia honoured their belief and preserved the mountains. A national highway passing through the mountains was shifted to honour the popular belief. Unfortunately, things don't work like that in Hindustan. It must be a matter of serious concern for every right thinking Hindu to note that the Rama Setu is being destroyed in free India under the domain of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Babar, the invader, destroyed the Ram Janmabhoomi temple to build a mosque after his name, about 500 years ago. Hindus did not forget the humiliation, and in 1992 they demolished the mosque and rebuilt a temple at the venue, though for now it is a makeshift arrangement. What would Hindus do if the Rama Setu is demolished completely? Nobody can predict.
The most predictable course of action on the part of the followers of Rama seems to be their forced unanimous decision to use their weapon, the collective vote, the only Brahmaastra to win the alien forces. Hindus would be ever grateful to the venerable Shankaracharyas, Acharyas and social organisations like the VHP for their massive campaign to protect the Rama Setu.
Is BJP alive to the problem? That is yet to be tested, but the agitation for Rama's karmabhoomi in southern India can no way be less important than the agitation for the Rama Janmabhoomi in the northern part of Hindustan.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
http://ramasetu.blogspot.com/2007/03/latest-news.html