New Journey!!

Hey people,

Finally today, i.e.,15.12.2014 when almost the year is ending, this perception came in my mind to continue and update my blog every now and then. I am sincerely apologizing for the ones who visited my blog and left with disappointment.
From now on, I will continue my blogging and update it frequently.

My last post was on 12th November 2012, which was about the judgement given by our then government 'Congress' toward Ajmal Kasab. The whole nation was happy with that judgement. After that, many incidents happened and even the government has changed as BJP took the oath. I hope India gets MODIfied at least now.
I was in Ireland, pursuing my masters when I blogged my last post. Things changed quickly, as I came back to Hyderabad and working in a software company as of now. Met so many people, explored new places, had few wonderful moments. It was fun, being there for studying but unfortunately din't get a good opportunity to work over there and had to leave Ireland in December of 2013.
No regrets for whatever happened. Had a wonderful time there in Ireland and now enjoying my role as an SAP Technical consultant here in Hyderabad. But, I just hope one day I will go back and live there in that country at least for a couple of years.

So, its almost end of the year 2014. I guess everyone is getting ready with their plans for NYE. Have loads of fun people. Will get back to you with good and interesting posts from now on.

Thanks for reading folks. Please share if you liked it.

The DAY has come !!

Hello everybody,
I am sorry for not updating my blog since ages. Its better Late than Never, so am back again with an interesting post. I will definitely keep updating my blog from now on. Thank you all for your Love and Thanks to the 'one' who encouraged me and insisted me in creating a Blog. Thank you one and all!!

Finally the DAY for which each and every Indian looking for has come. Ajmal Kasab, the Pakistani terrorist who involved in the mumbai 26/11 attacks has been hanged to death. In a top secret operation, 25-year-old Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, was hanged in Pune’s Yerwada Central Jail at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday. 
Here, I would like to thank the President Mr.Pranab Mukherjee, as the hanging was done secretly, otherwise some human rights people would have opposed it. Finally, All the people who died in the terror attack have been given tribute by hanging him.

Here I wanna tell you about a truly inspiring personality "Tukaram Ombale" who caught Kasab. Late in the night of 26/11, 2008, Constable Ombale caught Kasab who hijacked a police car after shooting at 3 senior police officers....Mr Ombale was unarmed, but he grappled with Kasab and held on his rifle allowing others to arrest him. Kasab fired several rounds before his arrest and the constable died of bullet wounds. Kasab was the only terrorist to be caught and that is because of this brave constable and people hardly remember this great human. May Ombale soul rest in peace after hanging Kasab.

Atleast now, the govt. of India took a right decision which they are postponing from 4years. People say this is because of the Elections in gujarat and some other political reasons for hanging him at this time. Whatever the reason is...each and every Indian is celebrating his death and the victims of that attack are very happy that at last they got justice by hanging that cruel Jerk!!! 

YSR : A dynamic leader

After such a long time, its my real real bad luck to give a post like this. No one din't even expect that such a great and massive leader expires this soon.
YSR : Yeduguri Sandinti Rajasekhara Reddy left this state and congress all alone. He died in a helicopter crash near kurnool. Andhra pradesh is shocked and is in deep mourning on losing its son. We lost a great leader very soon and i have no words to explain my grief.
My deep condolences for the officials--Wesley, Subramanyam, pilots-> Bhatia and M.S.Reddy who died in the crash along with our CM.

A decade ago when Sharad Pawar was quitting the Congress over the Sonia Gandhi foreign origins issue, he told a group of journalists, "In the Congress party, there is no place for genuine mass leaders. There is only the high command and the loyal followers." That was 1999. Ten years later, it seems that Pawar was both right and wrong. He was right to the extent that in the Congress, the high command is ubiquitous and the Supreme Leader is unchallenged. He was wrong that the Congress could no longer throw up a regional satrap. Y.S.Rajashekhar Reddy was proof that it still possible to be a virtual one man show in state politics, and yet survive in the Congress.

When YSR became chief minister in 2004, he was fighting both history and geography. Congress chief ministers in Andhra had been practiced in the art of musical chairs. The previous Congress government in 1989 had seen three chief ministers in five years. The Congress government before that had seen four chief ministers in five years (a chaotic situation that eventually saw the rise of the idea of 'Andhra pride' in the guise of NT Rama Rao). Even the wily P.V.Narasimha Rao, who was able to stay as prime minister for a full five year term as head of a minority government could only last for fifteen months in Hyderabad in the 1970s. It was almost as if it was more difficult to manage the complex caste and regional factions in Andhra than it was to control politics at the Centre. More so in YSR's case because he came from the relatively backward region of Rayalseema, not seen as dominant in state politics. And yet, YSR was able to prove the skeptics wrong, not only by lasting the full five year term, but even more remarkably by getting re-elected with an equally comprehensive mandate five years later.
No surprises then that YSR was a great favourite of Sonia Gandhi, whose political philosophy is based on the core idea that the Congress's future lies with reaching out to India's poor. In fact, it would be no exaggeration to suggest that the UPA would not have been in power in 2004 and 2009 but for the remarkable success it achieved in Andhra. The flip side though of creating a personality cult in a political party is that when the individual disappears from the scene, then the resultant vacuum is almost impossible to fill. That will be the big challenge confronting the Congress as it comes to terms with the loss of its strongest chief minister. Only Y.S.Jaganmohan Reddy(YSR's son) can fulfill the state dreams and be a perfect and dynamic leader after YSR. Lets all hope that the CM chair goes to Y.S.Jagan.

WE ALWAYS MISS YOU "YSR".
No one can be such a great leader as you did...May your soul rest in peace..!!