People started criticizing Akshay again because he donated 2 crore rupee for flood relief

Yesterday I heard people criticizing Akshay Kumar after 3 and a half years. Last time I heard people criticizing Akshay Kumar (The film star) was 3 and half years back when he donated 90 Lakhs for drought relief work. That time people started blaming him for tax evasion and said that he is trying to hide his black money for donating money for drought relief. They said that we should take inspiration from honest people like Salman Khan and Amir Khan who has not donated even a single rupee for drought relief and not from corrupt people like Akshay Kumar.

For last 3 years people have been praising Akshay Kumar for great moves he make. I was surprised to hear people criticizing Akshay Kumar for black money he has accumulated and how bad person he is. I did not know the reason for this backlash against him. Today morning when I read the newspaper I found out the reason. Today's news paper reads "Akshay Kumar donates 2 crore rupee for flood relief". Today I am working for a different  company and has different colleagues but reaction is same. The only common thing between people 3 and half years back and today is the both groups hold B. Tech. degrees. I thank god that this country is run by Chaiwala and not by an Engineer.

Below is link to my post 3 and a half year back:
https://jasvantsingh.blogspot.com/2016/04/akshay-kumars-donation-of-90-lakhs-for.html

Destruction of education system in Delhi by Kejriwal government

From the time Kejriwal promised free WiFi to rich smartphone uses I have heard B.Tech. engineers going GaGa about Kejriwal Government's achievements in terms of reducing corruptions and revolutionizing  education system. I keep receiving messages that in Delhi people have stopped sending their children to private schools and are sending them to government schools. When I looked at these messages I thought that definitely number of students in government schools must have doubled because of the great work Kejriwal is doing but as per latest numbers provided by Delhi government number of students in Delhi government schools has declined by around 4 thousand compared to 7 year old benchmark. and number of students in private schools has increased by 4.8 Lakhs. The decline compared to 4 year old benchmark before Kejriwal Government is not provided because that would have worse. These numbers can open eyes of any normal person but can't open eyes of these B. Tech. people who are blinded by promise of free WiFi..

Below are news in news paper on which my comment is based:

While the number of students in private schools has risen since 2011, with 18.61 lakh students enrolled during 2018-19 session, the numbers have dipped in Delhi government and MCD schools.

In 2011-2012, the number of students enrolled in schools run and aided by Delhi government was 16.53 lakh. As of 2018-2019, the number stood at 16.48 lakh.

9 Aug 2019 Noida HTC
Drop in Delhi govt school enrolment because of fewer MCD schools

NEWDELHI: Explaining the reduction in enrolments to Delhi government schools between 2013-2014 and 2017-2018, the Delhi government said it could be because of mushrooming of private schools and drop in number of municipal corporation schools.

In Delhi, MCD schools hold classes for students up to class 5 after which they must seek admission in government-run or private schools. While the total number of children in MCD schools is around 44 lakh, of these only 34% are enrolled in Delhi government schools.

“Between 2011 and 2019, the number of private schools increased by 630, government run schools increased marginally (50) and MCD schools decreased by 86,” the government stated on Thursday, adding that in this time, the number of students enrolled in private schools increased by 4.8 lakh whereas students enrolled in MCD schools decreased by 2.5 lakh.

“Delhi’s government schools get its students from MCD schools. If there are fewer students there, enrolment in government schools will also go down,” a government official said.

Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi-news/drop-in-govt-school-enrolment-because-of-fewer-mcd-schools/story-x26H5F8So8gwp4SK2DtxlN.html

Delhi government allocates 100 crore rupee to provide free Wi-Fi to rich smart phone users

Today Delhi government lead by a B. Tech. from IIT Arvind Kejriwal announced that it has allocated 100 crore rupee for providing free Wi-Fi to rich smart phone users. All so called educated and intelligent people have welcomed this progressive step by government. These are same people who criticized central government scheme of providing help of 6000 rupee to poor farmers saying that this kind of free money will pull India backward. These people objected to idea of providing free books to class 6 to 12 students of government schools because these kind of free perks will encourage students not to hard work and get everything for free. That is why Delhi government has not allocated even a single rupee for providing free books to class 6 to 12 students of government schools.

Whenever government provide anything free to poor people it is condemned by so called intelligent people flashing their B. Tech. degrees. But when government allocates 100 crore rupee to provide free WiFi to rich people it is welcomed by these people. When Delhi Government  don't have money to provide free books to students then how come it has money to provide free WiFi to rich smart phone users?

Will any of these intelligent people flashing their B. Tech. degrees ask Arvind Kejriwal to cancel allocation of 100 crore for WiFi and provide free books to students?

In Bengal Schools are forcing students to write anti Hindu essays

Today I read the following news in news paper which says that students of Bengal are forced to write anti Hindu essays in exam. It is not not just an exam question which was printed by mistake but 100 discussions which have happened in the classroom where teachers have given anti Hindu sermons which were given to students. Why no one speak against this Islaminization of education? 

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In Bengal school exam, question on ‘harmful effect of ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogan

The Bengali language paper of Akna Union High School in Hooghly district asked class 10 students to write how the Jai Shri Ram slogan was generating adverse effects in society and how the return of ‘cut money’ was benefiting people.

KOLKATA Updated: Aug 08, 2019 17:57 IST

HT Correspondent

Hindustan Times, Kolkata

The ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogan and ‘cut money’ that became key issues in the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year and have since rocked Bengal politics found their way into a question paper of a school.(Shutterstock)

 

The ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogan and ‘cut money’ that became key issues in the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year and have since rocked Bengal politics found their way into a question paper of a school.

The Bengali language paper of Akna Union High School in Hooghly district, 55km from Kolkata, asked class 10 students to write how the Jai Shri Ram slogan was generating adverse effects in society and how the return of ‘cut money’ was benefiting people.

The students, in the exam held on August 5, were asked to write a ‘report for a newspaper’ on any one of the two – ‘harmful effects on the society of chanting Jai Shri Ram’ or on the ‘bold step of the government to stop corruption by returning cut money.’

The reference was obviously to the BJP workers shouting Jai Shri Ram slogans during election rallies and later greeting Chief minister Mamata Banerjee with the chants wherever she went prompting her to declare that her party would counter BJP’s slogan with the Jai Hind and Jai Bangla slogans.

The ‘cut money’ is a reference to Mamata Banerjee asking those who embezzled funds from government welfare schemes through ‘cut money’ (commission) to return it to the original beneficiaries. BJP leaders, through the Lok Sabha election campaign, had often referred to ‘tolabazi tax’ to refer to this commission

“No one has lodged any complaint but we took steps on our own. We decided to cancel the question. If anyone attempted to answer it, the student would be given full marks,” said headmaster Rohit Pyne. “Subhasish Ghosh, the Bengali teacher who set the question paper has apologised,” added Pyne.

BJP leaders lashed out at both the school authorities and the ruling Trinamool Congress. “It is clear that the school authorities have taken up the responsibility of beating the drum for Trinamool Congress. They accuse us of saffronising education, but now the people of the state should see what they are doing. The teachers have become slaves of the ruling party. I don’t have words strong enough to condemn it,” said Subir Nag, president of Hooghly district organisational unit of the BJP.

Nag also pointed out how in early 2017, the movement of returning the land of the Tata Motors plant in Singur led by TMC chief Mamata Banerjee was made a part of the class 8 history books in the state. Six pages of the 10-page chapter entitled “Jamin Jal Jangal: Jiban Jibikar Adhikar O Ganaandolan” were devoted to Mamata Banerjee’s Singur movement.

Though senior TMC leaders chose not to respond on the question controversy, Gopal Roy, the karmadhyakha (official in charge) of education in the Hooghly Zilla Parishad (district council) said, “Current topics are chosen to ask students to write reports for a newspaper. An individual is entitled to have an opinion on the subject. Therefore, there is no room for controversy. But now a section of the people is trying to take the opportunity to stir controversy.”

However, Nirmal Ghosh, the deputy chief of Akna gram panchayat, who is also a local TMC leader said, “Such a political question would create confusion in the minds of the students.”

Incidentally, the question carried an error. The state government did not ask for the return of cut money. Banerjee made the appeal at a party programme (where mainly councillors of the party in the state’s civic bodies were present) and the administrative machinery was not involved in it.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/kolkata/jai-shri-ram-cut-money-make-it-to-question-papers-in-west-bengal/story-D7IBgyxNd3fY9RcsrtwUwJ.html

Article 370 removed from constitution

This Monday central government removed article 370 of the constitution which gave special privileges to Jammu and Kashmir. Along with that Ladakh has been recognized as an Union territory.  Jammu and Kashmir is also converted to an Union territory with its own legislature. It will prevent Muslim majority of Kashmir exploiting people of Ladakh. People of Ladakh were being exploited by people of Kashmir using privileges provided under article 370. People of Ladakh are also citizen of India and it is our responsibility to make sure that they are not exploited. But unfortunately Congress government at center never did it. Instead they supported Muslims in exploiting Hindus and Buddhist by providing more assembly seats in Kashmir than they should be provided considering area it occupies and population it has. On the other hand Ladhakh and Jammu were provided less assembly seats than they deserved considering area and population they have.

Revocation of article is a welcome  step. Some coward people are suggesting that terrorist attacks will increase because of this revocation of article 370. I would like to remind them that mass killing of Kashmiri Hindus happened when article 370 was in place still those attacks happened. Some people warned America that killing of Osama Bin Laden will provoke terrorist attacks against America but America still did it and terrorist attacks did not happen. If you are week and keep surrendering to  unfair demand of enemy with threat of terrorist attack then you will end up surrendering whole India  to terrorists and end up being a refugee in Myanmar.

Some peoples are saying that Supreme Court can cancel this revocation of article 370. I would like to remind that introduction of our constitution reads "We the people of India give ourselves this constitution" and not "I Jawahar Lal Nehru with approval of queen Victoria give India this constitution". If we people of India can give ourselves first constitution then we people of India can give ourselves second constitution also where Supreme Court will no longer be supreme. So Supreme court better be within its limit and not interfere in working of parliament.

Jai Hind.