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It is hard to fight corruption, right? Then, why not put up with it and get on with the business of life? After all, the great unwashed masses of this ancient land blame it on their karma in their past lives for whatever is happening to them in their present avatar. Such fatalism has in fact been the greatest source of strength for our criminal and corrupt political class. The ruler-ruled (Raja-Praja) syndrome is so deeply etched in the collective psyche of Indians that despite incontrovertible evidence of wrongdoing the aam admi keeps on repeating the same set of thuggish netas to preside over his destiny election after election. It is a sham democracy, isn’t it? That would explain the return of the Congress in Karnataka after a gap of more than a decade. As if their experience with successive governments in Bangalore was not dreadful, the voter with the proverbial short memory has brought back the same set of crooks whom he had cast aside with utter disdain o

Share Before u read. AMAZING ! ! !  The aeronautical science by Bharadwaj Rishi included a number of machines and systems which ran on electricity. Even the television is described clearly in it. Combining spirituality and philosophy with science, let us make our coming generations capable of spreading this divine knowledge from the Veds all over the world. Electricity is going to be a perpetual  subject. Our effort here is to find what knowledge is available in the Veds, and where. We consider it our prime duty to explain about electricity on the basis of the Veds. �(Rig. 1.32.13). To begin with, there is the description electricity which forms in the clouds in the form of lightning. Though it has tremendous power, it does not interfere with the solar power. However, Lord Indra can vanquish Vritra with the help of lightning. �(Rig. 1.23.12). We get electricity which emits blinding light, which we use for all kinds of tasks. Together with electricity, winds also bring us ha

EXCLUSIVE REVELATIONS:Greatest Cover up in Human History Dec'25th . Trinidad & Tobago’s Archbishop Pantin in his weekly column repeated what scholars have been asserting for years on the origins of Christmas. Archbishop Pantin essentially officially confirmed the celebration of Christmas was ‘borrowed’ from pre-Christian religions. This type of ‘borrowing’ was not new to Christianity that aggressively practised a process of inculturalisation in order increase its mass appeal and thereby win as many converts as possible. The practice is still employed by missionaries in Asia and even in Trinidad. What Archbishop Pantin did not develop was the celebration of the birth of the divine being was borrowed from a Hindu Deity. It is time that Hindus re-claim this celebration and its Hindu roots rather then to let continue to be hijacked by Christian mythology.  The festival that is now known as Christmas was actually a celebration for the Vedic Deity Mitra. According to “A Class