Thursday, December 4, 2008

In the name of father, son and RGV

So our Chief Minister Mr. Vilasrao Deskhmukh has been shown the door. More than anything, he faced maximum embarrassment for taking along his son and RGV to TAJ.

On a day when most of Mumbaikars were glued to TV for more than 24 hours, a Son, by the name of Ritesh Deshmukh, who, because of his profession,  is more well known nationally than his father, is also at home seeing the action. Which son would let go of an opportunity provided because of his fathers seat to actually go and see the real scene of action. He might have jumped at the very first opportunity on coming to know of his fathers visit to TAJ. RGV for reasons best known to the son and himself is present also wouldn't want to miss the chance to visit TAJ. It is human nature after all.

Vilasrao Deskhmukh's other sons were also present in the entourage. But they being lesser known faces have been spared the brickbats. Had Ritesh Deshmukh not been an actor, would there would have been so much hue and cry. Had Ritesh Deshmukh not been an actor, would RGV had been in the entourage.

Both are just paying the penalty of being famous.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Would it have been different if I would have interfered...

This is one question which I always ask when things go wrong, and knowing it very well that I knew that this is going to happen. I know I can still set it right, but will the person in front of me allow me to set it right. I know, he wont, and I know, a few months down the line, I will again be ruing the fact, that what I have thought today, would have prevent the problem again.

I regret not being given a chance to say, I tried. Because, failing after trying and failing without trying is different. Not that I will fail, no, but still the regret of not being able to do anything will always be there.

I am sick of this overdose....

First there is no strict action from the Government, next the TV and media people are going overboard with their analysis for the terror attack on Mumbai. Frankly, I am getting sick of this. Yesterday, while tuning into FM channels on the radio, I almost felt like tearing my hair. I heard atleast 2 different FM channels with their own signature tune song about the terror. There was absolutely no rhyme to it, the music tones were hopeless and to add more to the woes they even had incorporated their own channel names to the songs.

We are losing hope with this more overkill. Please stop it now.

What next......?

Interesting and shocking observation...Are the dates pre-planned or mere coincidence
13 May -------- JAIPUR
June            -------------------
26 July ------------ AHMEDABAD
August ---------------------------
13 September ------------ DELHI
October -------------------------
26 November --------------- MUMBAI
December ----------------------------
13 January ----------------- What Next?

These are the dates on which terror has struck India in different cities.

Though personally I would peg the date to around 26th of January as it also coincides with our Republic Day. I just pray nothing of this sort happens and that the above dates are pure coincidences and not methodical plans.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Wish this turns out to be true....

Nobody.........not a single politician has the guts to say, lets go and fight a war with our neighbouring country. Every time we just say we have proof against them and do nothing except shutting down trade and transportation. after a few months it business as usual.

Sometimes I really wish that our Navy, Army and Airforce people should say, we have only one lifetime, and have seen enough, now we want to end this in our lifetime and go on a war. it is better to die a Heroes death, than to die daily by seeing such attacks.

I really wish they give a befitting slap on the politicians face by telling them .... We are tired of you....your corrupt practices, your substandard and obsolete arms and ammunition.

i really wish this comes true.......