Terror strikes: a lesson to learn
Enough is enough; terrorists have killed more than a thousand people since the UPA government came to power in 2004. Despite repeated terror strikes in almost all the major cities of the country, the government does have an answer to deal with terrorists. The innocent lives lost and those who are injured due to terror strikes don’t have any meaning to our politicians. Every terror strike has become an opportunity for our political netas to engage in a blame-game rather than solving the problem of terrorism. In fact, it has already become the game of the politicians where they can score maximum votes. Where the government of India has gone? Is it because the government has spent more time giving lip services? Or is it because the government has to balance its vote bank politics with terrorists? Sure, at this point of time, the people all over the country are not at all interested to know who is sacked from the Cabinet minister or who has become the new home minister. The country needs to hear what actual steps have been taken to tackle the terrorism. The political netas should apologize for failing to protect the lives of the common people. The country needs safety and security, not corrupt and inefficient government. In the Bible it is written, “When the David’s soldier saw Goliath, they all said, he is too big we can kill him. But David said, he is so big I can’t miss him”.
Random Stories
4 Apr 2014 - 6:24pm |
Amrit Sharma
O ye young Boys & Girls ,Those who’ve come of Age,It’s time for you to decide –Who shall act on the Grand stage . You are the Majority ,The seventy-five percent of our Motherland ,Arise from...
24 Sep 2015 - 7:48am |
AT News
The Director General of Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) Omkar Rai has assured Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki of centre at Itanagar at an earlier date. Rai called on Tuki...
7 Jul 2015 - 9:23pm |
Abdul Gani
Assam Governor PB Acharya has summoned a session of the Assam Assembly from August 10, 2015, Monday, from 9 am at the Assembly Chamber at Dispur.
17 Jan 2014 - 5:25pm |
Juthika Das
Mantu Das, a 30 years old youth of Milan Nagar, Jania Road, Metuakuchi, Barpeta, son of Late Ghanakanta Das and Nirupama Das set out his journey to Delhi on bicycle, along with his three...
Other Contents by Author
AUGUST 15, 1947 is a major date in history. It was on that day India awoke to life and freedom from injustice and domination, as Jawaharlal Nehru declared in his ‘Tryst with Destiny’ speech. The event is significant as it sowed seeds of democracy in our country. However, the country has become a fertile ground for communal forces over the past decades.Constitutionally, India became a secular state, but after 61 years of its independence, there is no need for doubt and confusion that a large-scale communal riots has become a hallmark of the second largest democracy in the world. Down the history of India, since 1947, the waves of religious intolerance are reflected in frequent...
In a desperate attempt to counter insurgency in Manipur, the state government has decided to arm and train 500 people of two villages - Heirok and Chanjing - to protect themselves from rebels. They would be provided with guns and motorbikes to defend themselves against militants.In the Land of Jewels, innocent lives have paid the price for too long in Manipur. After huge uproar against the Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA), it’s now the turn of the people to show their muscle power to protect their lives from insurgency.Manipur has become a hotspot for militants with the maximum number of insurgent outfits in the country. The lack of economic developemnt can be attributed to this...
Incredible, really incredible, is our country! No cheerleaders, no six please! Was it so? Ask Mahendro Singh Dhoni. The recent debate over IPL cheerleaders raises two questions. First, do obscenity in the field adds more glamour? Second, have we ever questioned the sexuality in the so called ‘bollywood’ movies? Probably, we are too busy or we don’t care at all. The concept of ‘Cricketainment’ is good as far it adds more excitement to the audience. Often, we Indians do like to add extra in everything. Sorry, there is a limit to it. India is a country where the question morality or decency is being repeatedly used or misused. It’s because we’ve too...
No doubt, violence is crystal-clear, yet peace remains illusive. Will ‘peace return in Bodoland’-is what every common men and women talks about these days. The innocent lives are being target in the name of peace and prosperity. Probably, peace will return at the cost of innocent lives. The recent incidents which took away more 40 innocent lives are glaring examples of rapid escalating violence in the four districts of Bodoland. Three and half years have just elapsed since the first Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) began its administration. Certainly, people expected not violence but development and peace to reign in.A slogan ‘Model BTC’ was conceptualized, raised...
It’s here, finally the BCCI’s brainchild ‘IPL Twenty20’ is out in the field. Amidst dazzling fireworks, dance and funfare, a new cricketing history has spilled over from the pitch of M. Chinnaswami stadium, Bangalore, grabbing the headlines to be in the heart and spirit of the cricket-funs across the world.Perhaps, the BCCI’s baby concept is an inescapable reality at your door steps. No doubt, either ways you may call it ‘a Cricket Tamasha’ or ‘a High quality cricket’-really?. Yet the fact is, though too early to say, will the IPL bring ‘moksha’ to Indian cricket. Certainly, doubtful. Why not call it ‘a boom that will...
As the world wakes up to the call of letter ‘T’, the letter ‘B’ in India has electrified a fresh worrying factor to the People’s Republic of China. Well, it’s a marriage of between ‘T’ and ‘B’ round the clock, inflaming the headlines of newspapers and most news channels for the last couple of weeks. What is this 'B' factor? Come, April 17, filmi celebrities Amir Khan, Saif Ali Khan and former 400m runner Milkha Singh and master-bluster Sachin Tendulkar will definitely be part of the Olympic torch relay squads. But the country will miss its biggest soccer superstar Bhaichung Bhutia. But why? Bhutia’s gesture “of standing...
Add new comment