It is back to square one again. It has always been the case with Veerappan, whose tryst with law never seems to materialise, despite him having several changes of heart, friendly mediators and ofcourse, a government at his beck and call…
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Recently the Managing Director of a State owned bus corporation was suspended by the TN government. His crime: he allowed printing of the photograph of Mayor stalin on an invitation pertaining to a government fuction, which was against the standing rules as Stalin was not a participant in the event.
Mahatma Gandhi, Vinoba Bhave, Jayaprakash Narayan, Valmiki, Thirumangai Alwar, Nakkeeran (original), Leander paes, Visvanathan Anand and che Guera.
It was indeed a welcome relief. Well,’ I am not referring to the sudden downpour during the last fewdays . Rather my sense of deja vu has more to do with the outpourings of one of.the finest officers of the Tamilnadu police force..
The brigand media appears to be scaling new heights with every passing day. The latest episode of the Veerappan saga on a private satellite channel is no doubt yet another milestone in pot-boiler journalism, which deserves all praise for its enlightening insights into the lives of savage outlaws
We, along with our readers, pay our humble homage to the great sons of India who suffered to make the nation-free, it was suffering unalloyed by any quid pro quo, if there was any such quid pro quo, it was incarceration, torture, humiliation and incapacitation.
Ms Jayalalitha really did not have any choice. Her decision to snap links with their aide Sasikala Natarajan, though in the air for quite a few days now must have obviously been a painful one to take. By her own admission, even after the elections,
When mountaineer Edmund Hillary was asked why he climbed the Everest, his reply was a candid ‘Because it is there’. It you ask a Tamilnadu voter why he voted tor tne DKM his reply would very much be the same.
If there was one virtue of the Narasimha Rao government that won universal acclaim, it was its relentless pursuit of economic reforms. Even the worst critics of Mr. Narasimha Rao would not deny his government the credit for pulling India out of virtual disaster and putting it on the road to economic prosperity.