Sudhir jee, You swallowed what indian media depicted thats it
What he said was "I will slam any hand that will raise against 80% of indians " Media miscalculated Hindus as 80% and screemed it Although he is VP of Vishva Hindu Parishad So it was easier for them to black paint it Congress is owner of Indian media. Sonia gandhi is Nominated member of PTI by law of PTI as " there should be no person powerful in any party or government non governmental organization unless nominated.. . . ." So she is nominated. . . Regards, Mayank On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 11:26 PM, rahul bhide <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Sudhir, > > I like the speech however I am not ready to accept that he has > compassionate heart and all... Please I would urge you not to put anything > on what Varun Gandhi said.During election rallies this year he spoke so > caustic and inflamatory aginst muslims in India that it is hard to believe a > person born in recent years and highly educated can have such beliefs. > > I strongly believe given that Varun Gandhi got his degree from London he > would not say anything which could cause stir in religious sentinments in > India. He gave thoese speeches in a cold blood to make him quick popular. > > Sudhir I would urge you to hear and watch thoese speeches he gave during > election. As far as speech goes you know thoese who read out the speech > never writes them himself. > > Regards, > Rahul > > --- On Thu, 9/24/09, Sudhir-Architect > <[email protected]<ar_sudhirkumar%40yahoo.com>> > wrote: > > > From: Sudhir-Architect <[email protected]<ar_sudhirkumar%40yahoo.com> > > > > Subject: [bm] Varun Gandhi captivates audience in Houston > > To: > > Date: Thursday, September 24, 2009, 6:05 AM > > > > > > > > > Varun Gandhi wows Houston > > > > Sept 20, 2009 > > > > > > > > The 2009 annual gala of Houstons Indo American Charity > > Foundation > > (IACF) drew more than 500 of the most prominent > > Houstonians, including > > US Congressman Pete Olson and Indian Consul General Shri. > > Sanjiv > > Arora, who thronged the Inter Continental Hotel to welcome > > a dynamic, > > young politician from India. > > > > > > > > IACF, which supports scholarships and programs in the areas > > of > > education, healthcare, children and families, invited Shri. > > Varun > > Gandhi, because it felt he best represents young and new > > India. It's > > President said, "Seeing a vibrant, articulate speaker > > with an interest > > in doing something for the underprivileged is what the new > > generation > > of Indian Americans will relate to.Their knowledge of India > > is > > > > throughtheir parents' eyes. The chance to hear > > something positive from > > a young person who will be in the forefront of India's > > growth as a > > true democracy is of great interest to the young > > professionals who > > live here." > > > > > > > > 29 year-old Varun Gandhi, the first Indian parliamentarian > > to be > > called to this prestigious annual gala, is a Law & > > Economics graduate > > from the London School of Economics and > > a post graduate in Public > > Policy from the University of London. A prolific and > > precocious reader > > with excellent literary taste, he has authored his own > > volume of > > poetry titled "The Otherness of Self" besides a > > variety of articles on > > > > issues of National Security and External Affairs. > > > > > > > > In his key note address, Varun Gandhi spoke lucidly and > > thoughtfully > > about Indias Place in the New Global Order Charity & > > Social Services > > in the Emerging Economy. His speech was superbly > > articulated, > > extremely profound and deeply moving - proving beyond doubt > > that > > inside this soft-spoken young man, there lie a heart of > > immense > > > > compassion, a boundless intellect and a grassroots > > activist's > > > > dedication to serve India. In his address, Gandhi shared > > his views on > > a young and resurgent India and talked about Indias > > development > > challenges and the importance of economic growth through > > scientific > > development and adoption of intelligent policies. He also > > addressed > > the issues of environmental pollution, prolongued monsoon > > delays that > > > > is crippling the agricultural sector and the rapid melting > > of the > > > > Gangetic glacier that affects drinking water supply for 400 > > million > > Indians. > > > > > > > > Repeatedly stressing that India is a country abundant in > > human and > > natural resources, Gandhi maintained that India was not a > > poor country > > but a poorly managed country. He urged the proper use of > > technology, > > adoption of skill based training and efficient utilization > > of the > > worlds greatest workforce and Indias greatest resource viz. > > the 60% of > > > > India population who were under the age of 30, totally 630 > > million > > people double the US population. He pointed numerous > > schemes and > > ingenious inventions pioneered by ordinary Indians and NGOs > > that have > > reduced maternal mortality by 50%, addressed the rural > > populations > > needs for eye-care, disaster management, technology and > > eco-friendly > > > > vehicles. > > > > > > > > Gandhis refined appeal - calling for Global Atruism and the > > need for > > NRIs to pitch in and help their motherland - resonated well > > with the > > Indian-American audience who clapped vigorously when he > > reminded them > > that no matter how far they had come, both in terms of > > distance and > > > > knowledge, they were essentially Indians a people who ate > > with their > > hands and spoke from their hearts. And speak from his > > heart, he > > certainly did. > > > > > > > > ***** > > > > > > > > Salient points of his 35-minute-speech on 'India's > > Place in the New > > Global Order: Charity and Social Services in the Emerging > > Economy', at > > the Hotel Intercontinental in Houston : > > > > > > > > "India had a great opportunity 60 years ago", > > said Varun, adding "Yet, > > we chose the wrong path, though with good intentions. We > > chose > > outdated ideologies then. The world was following > > capitalism, but we > > chose outdated ideas like socialism. It weakened our > > democracy and > > only created factions".The firebrand leader was > > speaking During the > > > > speech, when an audience member complained that he could > > not hear the > > BJP leader, Gandhi shot back, "This is the first time > > somebody is > > accusing me of being soft spoken." > > > > > > > > "You left the country in search of a dream. I want > > India to be that > > dream. India will be the world's next super power and > > the next century > > is India's century," he said, adding, "in > > spite of the high level of > > economic growth, many Indians don't have enough to > > eat." He further > > added, "India is not a poor country, but a poorly > > managed country," > > drawing a hearty applause from the audience. > > > > > > > > He pointed out, "the system has failed to provide the > > requisite help > > to the people with regard to basic necessities. Even the > > > > constitutional guarantees are not reaching the > > people", stating, "That > > is not right. It is not democracy. Every Indian should be > > assured of > > dignity and justice and the opportunity to earn for his > > family". He > > added, "Today, 60 per cent or 630 million people in > > India are under > > the age of 30. That is double the population of the United > > States. It > > is the creative work force. How do we utilise it," he > > said > > > > > > > > He emphasized, "Poverty is still a problem. Forty > > years ago, we spoke > > of 'Garibi Hatao' but we are still in the same > > situation. The super > > rich get richer. A tiny percentage of the population owns > > 37 per cent > > of India's riches. Four Indians own 16 percent of the > > GDP. The poor > > are getting poorer." And, "Poverty is not > > inevitable. It is a system > > and it is only a symptom. There is a lack of big ideas to > > cope with > > the problems of 1.2 billion people." > > > > > > > > Criticizing the education system, he said, > > "Officially, 70 lakh > > > > children are outside the school system. The education > > imparted in > > government schools is outdated. Only two per cent of > > students get > > trained for some kind of work, while that figure is as high > > as 96 per > > cent in Korea and 80 per cent in Japan. No schools or colleges > > teach > > anything about environmental issues". > > > > Thanks & Regards, > > > > > > Sudhir Srinivasan > > B.Arch, Dip.ID, Dip.CAD, > > Dip.PM, AIIA, IIID, ARIAI > > | Architect | M: +353-87-285 > > 9086 | > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, dissemination, forwarding, printing or copying of this email or any action taken in reliance on this e-mail is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.
