#DMK I feel has began to dig its own grave - they as a party always played the caste card and it's the same caste card that's destroying them; @PrashantKishor supposedly has advised @mkstalin to get vanniyars, goundars, mukkulathoor, into senior positions if they're to win 2021;
2. K N Nehru has been visiting the district's appointing people, which has ignore the recommendations made by #PK &this is visible with people , at some places enmasse, joining other parties including BJP. More on the anvil and this has created an uproar headache to @arivalayam ;
3. Added to this is the direct open threat and functioning of P T Palanivel Thiagarajan who heads the party's ITCell, a fiefdom of his own. Ponmudi in villupuram district is the biggest thorn for them at present; added to this @Udhaystalin seems to have woken up to the debacles
4. caused to himself , by himself and people like Anbil Mahesh and his closed coterie. He's now planning to rope in new advisors. The one quite , but venomous person in @KanimozhiDMK is working on her own agenda, with Jagath, and Marans will desert the ship when it comes to their
5. Own survival , all one has to do now is to ensure , Hindus unitedly vote against them, and DMK will be burnt. Inputs from sources ... @wataboutery@HelloNNewman@rspchary
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Our interpretation of constitutional law has become a classic example of human stupidity. Let me explain.
The common law is our law by virtue of Article 372 of the constitution. It is founded on two simple principles, ‘res judicata’ and ‘stare decisis’, namely, precedent.
Res judicata means a decision in a case between A and B will bind and them, but not C and D who were not parties to it, in other words, it will not bind 'res inter alios', namely, third parties. The doctrine of 'stare decisis' or precedent means that the reason for the decision,
When I was in school, I was one among the 5 chosen for republic day parade, at Delhi. Very young , a trip to Delhi was far important than the parade itself, which I realised later was a fallacy.. those few days were to change the course of my life in later days, when I was
seriously contemplating leaving the leftists movement (it was very difficult those days, as I was holding office right from my SFI days - a part of these harsh realities later was depicted in the Tamil magazine KALKI in a serial story); was growing up, and was keen on doing well
socially (what a farce that turned out to be), though I continued to pen articles on political issues (certainly against DMK was priority), I had an opportunity to go abroad. It was a good stint and from the beginning I was sure of wanting to come back - which I did eventually.
Wuhan - china virus , 2020 was a beginning - with breaks here and there ,without respite , the virus spread was and is scary. Today TN reports ,number of cases increasing , discharges are lesser, yet they're stopping testing for Omicron; vague statement stating that by the time
testing is completed they've recovered - I don't understand the logic - do you ? @thangapushpam03@pardhu_leo ? Temples are closed/ Normal life has now become a new normal which people seem to be forgetting - added to this was my surgery ,which another dimension to the new normal
Where/when/how this is going to end seems to be a question without an answer. Somehow my native town and the district has escaped the wrath so far, but today I heard scary reports of the wholesale market being flooded with people - and the next 2 days is going to be more . I have
The Bitter Truth !
Yesterday, a software guy welcomed his Japanese onsite coordinator to his office in Bengaluru, and it actually changed his life. Let him explain what happened.
Soon after receiving him at the airport with formal pleasantries, I took him in our company cab,
and in no time, we were already chugging along the busy roads of Bengaluru. As expected, we struck up a conversation starting with the weather, and gradually moved towards topics like development, cleanliness, etc.
I think he initially hesitated to say this, but after some
familiarity & comfort, he opened up & said that India has good talent but is unfortunately very underdeveloped. I was quick to remind him that India was actually a superpower till the 10th Century, and pointed out to him that this was all due to the 500 years of Mughal rule &
#Twitter I need to thank this platform for this where I learnt that #verified (whatever that means), except a couple of them, steal your tweet and people believe ,boy what knowledge!🤔; I also learnt that in matter of minutes people become seasoned phesphologists, economic expert
Sports journalists,advisors to the PM and also the opposition ,critics par excellence of art in all forms, experts on law ,especially the constitution(s), exponents of philately and what not. Boy oh! Boy it's a great learning ground indeed.
P.S. you want to spit on this tweet do