Thursday 16 February 2012

THE ISLAMIC DESTRUCTION OF INDIAN IDOLS AND STATUES



This is the posting written by a muslim website named www.shariah4hind.com pls read it carefully and watch how they have depicted the thing for those hindus who love muslim. Just think>>>>>>>>>


India is one of the few countries in the world where explicit idolatry is openly celebrated. Public displays of paganism are common with idols present in nearly every town and city.

Famous public idols include the Murudeshwara or Shiva statue in Karnataka, which stands at over 35 metres tall. Census reports show that over 800 million Hindus currently reside in India, with idols playing a big role in ritual practises.

Statues of public figures are also a common feature of the Indian landscape. The Indian state of Gujarat announced in 2011 a project to build the world’s tallest statue paying ‘tribute’ to one of the foremost protagonists of Indian independence, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a close companion of the tyrant Mohandas Gandhi.

Associating partners or equals to Allah (God) is seen as the biggest crime in Islam. Allah says in the Quran, “…Indeed, associating partners with Allah is a great injustice.” [EMQ 31:13]

Islam also prohibits the construction of statues of living beings, men or women, righteous or wicked. Allah (God) relates to mankind (in the Quran) about the downfall of the people of ‘Ad, who erected large statues in commemoration of pious men. They were destroyed by a terrible storm.

The establishment of the shariah in India will ultimately see an end to all public idols and statues. Although non-Muslims (Hindus, Buddhists etc.) will not be prohibited from practising their religion privately, construction of idols and statues (in the public arena) will.

Large scale projects outlining the destruction of public idols and statues will most likely be enforced, returning India back to her glorious Islamic past.

As a possible replacement to India’s (public) idols and statues, we envisage the construction of Masjids (mosques), symbolising the transformation from polytheism to monotheism, from darkness to light.



Media Enquiries:

Anjem Choudary, Manager of Shariah Court of UK and former spokesman for Al-Muhajiroun 0044 7956 600 569

General Enquiries:

Abu Baraa, Chairman for organisation Shariah4Hind: 0044 7856 827 605

Abu Rumaysah, former hindu and spokesman for organisation Convert2Islam: 0044 7956 041 034

About us :::::: of Sharia for India

I have posted this letter in order to understand the motives of blade muslims

Media Enquiries: 

Sheikh Anjem Choudary, Manager of the Shariah Court of the UK and former spokesman for Al-Muhajiroun 0044 7956 600 569

General Enquiries:

Abu Baraa, Chairman for organisation Shariah4Hind: 0044 7856 827 605

Abu Rumaysah, former hindu and spokesman for organisation Convert2Islam: 0044 7956 041 034 

The Shari'ah 4 Hind project is not a new phenomenon but rather a call for the Indian sub-continent to go back to its glorious golden period under the divine law, in order for it to come out of the misery and malaise under which it finds itself today. This involves a call for all those in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan to come out of the darkness of man made law and unite together under the beauty and justice of Islam. The Shari'ah is the divine law as contained in the Qur'an and the Sunnah according to the understanding of the companions of the Messenger Muhammad (saw).

The recent history of the Indian sub-continent is fraught with hardship, poverty, racism and oppression. We are not calling for people to go back to 1971 or 1947 or even 1857 but rather to before the British occupied India and to the example of the Messenger Muhammad (saw) on how to govern the affairs of Muslims and non-Muslims. The current leadership and political parties of all persuasions on this sub-continent offer no more than the same indignity and servitude to fellow human beings who are subject to greed, inconsistency, contradiction and injustice.

It was the British, who in 1947 split up India into various state-lets leading to bloodshed and mayhem. This resulted in the biggest migration of people ever. This episode of history also saw the sons and daughters of India and the new found Pakistan look to the west for guidance and many in fact migrated to Europe for what they thought was a better life. How ironic that the children and grandchildren of those emigrants have gone back to their roots and the truth of the divine law and are today calling for Muslims to take back what is rightfully theirs i.e. the authority to implement the Shari'ah over the whole of India and its surrounding countries.

We therefore call upon Muslims everywhere to rise up and speak the truth, to call for what is theirs, for those who have a deep understanding of Islam and can culture the masses about the truth of the Islamic way of life to go back to the lands of their forefathers and bring about the revival with the help of Allah. Let not the pure objectives of those before us, such as the Muhammad Bin Qasim At-Thaqafi, who began the conquest of India and the latter Khilafah movement who attempted to restore the divine law in India, die. Rather the time is rife today to make the shari'ah sweep across India and insha'allah from there to the whole world. Let us take a lesson from the Arab spring and rise up against the tyrants in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan. But let us not make the mistake of calling for the false idols of democracy and freedom but rather the truth of Islam and the Khilafah.

Some of the many problems that a united Indian sub-continent will resolve are the troubles in Kashmir, the problem of Ayodha mosque, the discrimination in Gujarat, the inner cities slums as in Mumbai, exploitation and widespread bribery, the presence of foreign forces (as in Afghanistan), public idolatry, the inhuman caste system, drugs, alcohol, promiscuity and pornography, the use of men and women's gender for monetary gain, usury, gambling, the boom and bust of the capitalist economic model etc... please contact us and explore this site for more details. Moreover all non-Muslims will be given the Zimmi status where their life and wealth will be protected in return for obeying the divine law of the land who will never be asked to be part of the Muslim armies whose job it will be to expand the frontiers of the Islamic State (into China, Indonesia, Malaysia etc...) and protect it from its enemies.

With a united Indian sub-continent and with the annexation of the Muslims around it from China, Indonesia, Malaysia etc... we will have united together over a billion Muslims, creating a superpower unparallel in the world. It being obliged for every mature, sane and capable Muslim man to be part of the armies of Jihad, this will be the beginning of the end of man made law on the Earth insha'allah and could fulfil the prophecy of the Messenger Muhammad (saw) i.e. Izhar ud-Deen, the complete domination of the world by Islam.

This renewed campaign is already well underway and will have as one of its milestones an upcoming massive demonstration and press conference calling for the truth in major cities across India starting with Delhi soon insha'allah. We call upon all the serious Islamic movements and scholars to support this call, especially their physical support on the streets with the Muslims masses insha'allah.

May Allah (SWT) bless our efforts to please him and accept all our deeds to be purely for his sake insha'allah.

0044 7956 600 569
Sheikh Anjem Choudhary


00961 7095 7759 
 Sheikh Omar Bakhri Muhammad


Shariya for India, website calls for Islamic revolution on March 3rd




website with the url www.shariah4hind.com has come into existence on Internet. The website aims at establishing Shariyah rule in India. The website is being run from Atlanta, USA and the owners include Sheikh Anjem, Manager of Shariah Courts in Britain. The website proclaims that as per Quran, non-Muslims are not supposed to rule over Muslims and Islam doesn't permit secularism. The site calls for resurrecting the lost glory of Islam in Indian subcontinent and calls for establishing Islamic rule. The website says that Islamic constitution puts Indian constitution to shame. It also calls for boycotting the ongoing Assembly Elections and uniting to impose Shariyah. It issues fatwahs against political parties in India. The site calls for Islamic ummah to gather for the revolution on 3rd March 2012.

It's noteworthy that in India muslims already enjoy special privileges and a Quran-compliant civil code which allows them to have 4 wives among other idiosyncrasies. Despite that, the site calls for a Shariyah even for non-Muslims. The site takes grave exception to Hindu practices and calls for removal of all statues, of deities and leaders, from public space. The site gives Hindus concession that after Shariyah, they'll still be able to pray to their lords in their houses but not in public places like temples. The site hosts an image of abeheaded Lord Shiva statue, among others, to hint at the movement's intentions.



The press release on the website of Sheikh Anjem lists what Hindus and Sikhs will undergo when India will be sharia ruled. It includes paying Jizya (as compensation to Muslims who will protect them), not building any temples as Islam prohibits 'bad things', ban on celebrating Diwali, Christmas etc., ban on holding public meetings, wearing different clothes, not raising houses above muslim houses etc.



Since the website runs from USA and the owners are based in Britain, it is not clear how much impact the site would have on Indian muslims. However, it's no secret that Muslim scholars like Zakir Naik exist in India who openly indulge in conversions, and openly proclaim Islam as the only true religion while denouncing native Hinduism and putting question marks on Hindu rituals and deities, and has also endorsed Shariyah for India. They also enjoy political patronage from ruling Congress and evident by the participation of a Congress General Secretary in his program. Then comes the huge number ofMadarsas and Imams who even have problems with slogans of Bharat Mata ki Jai. Thus, any such attempt to impose shariya in India from outside is bound to get support from these sections of Islamic preachers and Imams and Madarsas etc. Muslim appeasement by political parties is nothing new to India and current elections have exposes a new dimensions of theirs.



In the light of all this, native Hindutva forces need to come together and also make active efforts to wake up the Hindus sleeping courtesy the soporifics of pseudo-secularism.




Friday 10 February 2012

Karnataka ministers were only watching porn and not doing it: Parrikar


Panaji, Feb 9 (IANS) The three Karnataka ministers who were sacked for watching porn clips in the state assembly were "only watching and not doing it in action", a BJP leader said here Thursday.

Leader of opposition Manohar Parrikar, asked about the three BJP ministers, told reporters: "There are people all across the country who do worse things. Congress leaders have chopped women and burnt them in a tandoor... In Madhya Pradesh, a Congressman chopped his wife and fed her to crocodiles... Then there was the Bhanwari devi case.

"They (the three Karnataka ministers) were only watching and not doing it in action like these Congressmen," said Parrikar, who also heads the BJP's good governance cell.

He also said that the action of the Karnataka state BJP to immediately sack the three ministers - Laxman Savadi, C.C. Patil and Krishna Palemar - was laudatory. "I congratulate the party for taking action quickly," Parrikar said.

Thursday 9 February 2012

In the name of Allah --------- writes Acting Consul General of Islamic Republic of Iran - Mumbai (Mohammed Bagher Beigi)

This message has been published in todays DNA newspaper i.e Feb 10, 2012 Pg No.08, Top Left Corner Page. The message has a photograph of Mohammed Bagher Beigi. He writes ' I extend my congratulations to the noble people of Iran and all the Muslims of the world on the of 11th February 2012 which coincides with the 33rd anniversary of the victory of the Islamic revolution of Iran. (Here it clearly shows the mentality of the so called Islamic Republics so called noble Muslims to only represent their muslim brothers of world as if rest are sons of evil. So i want to ask every non muslim are we doing a good to these guys by giving them justice as a good human being). So it is quiet understood thing that Islam has no place for other religion and further point to be noted is they tactfully use the word republic i.e Islamic republic, freedom only for muslims, rest are devils their women are a subject to sex object. You cannot see any other religion with such a sort of hypocrisy. He further writes It is essential to remember that the Islamic Republic of Iran is modeled and based on the principles of Independence and freedom of Islamic Revolution (i.e means Jihad). Under the shadow of the above goals, people of Iran opted for the Islamic Republic and religious democracy and on this basis today religion and will of the people prevailed in Iran.(Here the word Islamic Republic and Religious democracy are contrast to the both (Islamic Republic and Religious democracy). I don't understand when our India is a secular republic then how come such hypocrisy allowed in our media print when it comes to appeasing muslim minorities.

How can we recognize a Jivanmukta? - Swami Vivekananda



How can we recognize a Jivanmukta? "Recognizing" a Jivanmukta can be difficult if not purely subjective. Although "inner" change is uniform in the enlightened state (absence of ignorance re: one's true nature) it's "outer" manifestation can take various forms. Not everyone could recognize even Ramakrishna's divinity in his lifetime and even afterward--and he was not just a jivanmukta, he was an avatara! So there is no reason to suppose everyone can recognize a jivanmukta when they see one. And it is not necessary either. The point is that, according to Vedantic understanding of reality and the human situation, it is possible to be "free" here and now. Enlightenment doesn't have to be an after- death experience. If that were to be so, there would be no enlightened teachers around, as they would drop dead the moment they attained enlightenment. Whether or not we meet a jivanmukta or can recognize one in our lifetime, according to Vedanta each of us has the potential to become a jivanmukta ourselves. When we become jivanmuktas, I don't think we'd care if anyone recognized us as such or feel offended if they didn't. Nor would we want to advertise our achievement. The "I" of a jivanmukta is very different from the "I" of an unenlightened person.

I have found Dvaita (dualism), Advaita (nondualism), and Vishishtadvaita (qualified nondualism) on the Web. Please explain the differences among these three philosophies and the implications of each of the philosophies for the spiritual seeker.
The basic difference between these philosophies is in how we understand our self. With Dvaita we look upon our self as one soul among many souls which are all different and separate from God. With Vishishtadvaita, we regard our soul as a part of God. With Advaita, we realize that the Soul or Self is non-different from the Absolute or Brahman. One implication of the three philosophies is that there is a progression in the awareness of our spiritual nature culminating in the unitive nondual realization in which the sense of separation and difference fades away and disappears in the Advaitic realization.

Some Vedanta sites on the Web seem to emphasize the personal God and others no recognizable God at all, but a vast abstraction called Brahman. Why do these differences exist in one religion?
Vedanta encompasses multiple approaches to the Divine Reality because the actual experience of Divine Reality differs from person to person. Furthermore, those who have not actually experienced the Divine Reality may conceive of God in highly individual or personal ways which are in accord with their temperament. For example, some persons may think of God as personal, others as impersonal. Vedanta recognizes these differences and supplies the practical support (yogas) and philosophies corresponding to the different paths to the goal. Because Vedanta is based on the actual spiritual experiences of seers which may differ from one seer to another, Vedanta encompasses multiple approaches to the Divine Reality. All people do not conceive of the Divine in the same way. Many people think of God as personal, others conceive of God as impersonal. Vedanta recognizes these differences and supplies both practical support with the different yogas and differing philosophies corresponding to the different paths to God.

Who is a Jivanmukta? Which Vedanta texts refer to the concept of a Jivanmukta?
Translated literally, the Sanskrit word "Jivanmukta" means "living-free": it's an epithet given to a person who becomes spiritually enlightened, because only such a person is really "free" in the truest sense of the term. We don't have to die in order to taste this freedom. We can experience it right here, right now. Such spiritually free people do exist in every generation and it is they who keep the lamp of spirituality burning brightly. The concept of Jivanmukta appears in many Vedanta texts. See especially the following Upanishads: Brihadaranyaka 3.8.10 and 4.4.14, Kena 2.3.5, Katha 2.3.4; and the Gita 5.23 and 5.26. In addition, of course, see the characteristics of the Sthitaprajna (a person of "established wisdom") Gita 2:55-70, which describe how a Jivanmukta lives. The jivanmukta category is also identified with a person who has gone "beyond the gunas" (gunatita) in the Gita and the characteristic of such a person are also given. The "Vivekachudamani" and other Vedanta works also describe (usually toward the end) the characteristic of a jivanmukta. There is one entire text titled "Jivanmukti- Viveka" which deals with this subject.

The Congress Karma Sutra and The 60 second Smartphone Climax




Two Indian ministers have been caught watching porn on their Smart Phones in Parliament . The Telegraph UK weighed in on the story. Please also read the Times of India sporting porn titles in its adverts on "Porn Controversy" :). Thanks to Times of India everyone can now access free porn.

Kapil Sabal was later upset that he did not have his own Smart Phone to press the repeat button over and over again. Feeling deprived, he whined to the reporters.

"Sibal went a step further saying the BJP should look inwards before preaching morality, as the saffron party sought to take credit for setting an example of high moral standards and probity in public life by asking the three ministers involved in the sleaze in Karnataka to resign.

Nowadays it appears that some of the BJP people are having all kinds of entertainment. Sometimes it is political entertainment. Sometimes it is entertainment of another sort," he told reporters in Delhi evoking peals of laughter"

There is currently no evidence that Sibal has ever been found in bed with any woman. We have not been able to establish whether any women would want to dive into bed with this specific specimen. Even sixty seconds maybe too much.

Parliament is currently attempting to get its contraception into place - MPs are being found with their pants down, others are struggling to find their pants , some just wear no pants at all and others just fumble in and out of bed in 60 seconds. The rest have gone to purchase more Smart Phones and have placed them on vibrate. Porn will only be viewed at home now and not in Parliament.

Congress tells us that they are all virgins lying on a bed of rose petals waiting for their mistress to tell them what to do.

Today, we decided to have a trip down the Congress' Porn Flicks formally known as The Congress Karma Sutra.

The material below was written by the very talented and charming Mr Kiran Kumar. He can be followed on Twitter @KiranKS

I shall end by quoting the eminent journalist with a glass or two in his hand who said "F - Off" :). Everyone may wish to review the link here. With thanks to the journalist who must remember to curb his expletives especially when the word "F" is such a sensitive issue in the Parliamentary bed.

Over to Kiran for his analysis of the years gone past.

Prominent political sex scandals of India over the past 3 decades:

1. ND Tiwari: What happened in Karnataka Assembly is a small joke. What happened in Andhra Pradesh Raj Bhavan was 1000 times worse. Visit this link.

ND Tiwari got caught with 3 nude girls in Governor's mansion. His "punishment"? Holi with Congress women! In the meantime, this is how angry women in Hyderabad were protesting against 86 yr old CON guy ND Tiwari's #Porngate at Raj Bhavan -

How did BJP treat ND Tiwari after his infamous #Porngate as Andhra Pradesh's first citizen? Uttarakhand CM felicitates!

2yrs after ND Tiwari's #Porngate , how did Gadkari "fume" against the disgraced CON veteran? Invite him to functions!

How did Congress woman leader Margaret Alwa celebrate Christmas? Getting a bouquet from #Porngate star ND Tiwari !

Did you know that 86 year old ND Tiwari had to resign on "health grounds" after #porngate ? He was NOT sacked by Sonia! Read the story here.

Reason 3 young girls who were on #Porngate with ND Tiwari came to ABN Andhra Jyoti was because they were not given promised mine licenses!

2. Suresh Ram: The original #Porngate in India was on Sep 2, 1978. Maneka Gandhi published Jagjivan Ram's son Suresh's porn pictures. Read the storyhere.

3. Jagannath Mishra's Government: #Porngate : In 1982, Bihar CON ministers under Jagannath Mishra implicated after a secretariat girl Bobby was murdered. Read the story here.

4. HD Kumaraswamy: Radhika openly claims that she has married Kumaraswamy - that too while he was a CM in Karnataka Assembly. Illegal via Indian laws for Hindus. Read the article here.

5. Pandit Sakpale: In 1994 Jalgaon rape & sex-racket case in Maharashtra, Congress guy Pandit Sakpale spent 4 years in jail. Read about that here.

6. Kunhalikutty: #Porngate : In 1997, Muslim League's Minister in Kerala, Kunhalikutty, accused of running a whore house. Read the story here. And Kunhalikutty is STILL a minister in Congress led government as of 2012 in Kerala!

7. JB Patnaik: #Porngate : In 1998, JB Patnaik, Congress CM of Odisha, was accused of being in sex scandals by government affidavits! Read the storyhere.

8. Harak Singh Rawat: In 2003, Harak Singh Rawat, Congress Revenue minister was accused of sex scandal involving an Asom girl.
Read the story here.

9. 2006 Jammu and Kashmir sex scandal: #Porngate : 2006 Jammu and #Kashmir sex scandal, and no one punished I guess :(. Read the story here.

10. Azam Khan: #Porngate : In 2009 elections, Samajwadi party's Azam Khan was accused of distributing Jayaprada's nude pics. See the article on the pictures here.

11. Rajmohan Unnithan: #Porngate : In 2009, Kerala Congress president Rajmohan Unnithan booked for immoral sex trafficking. Read the article here.

12. J Kurien: Congress chief whip in the dissolved Lok Sabha and former Union minister Prof P J Kurien prima facie guilty in the 1996 Suryanelli sex scandal. Read the article here.

13. Amar Mani Tripathi: #Porngate : In 2005 cases were filed against UP's minister Amar Mani Tripathi after a pregnant poetess was killed. Read the story here.

14. Narinder Kohli: Miss Jammu, Anara Gupta's porn scandal involving Narinder Kohli. Read the story here.

15. Manmohan Samal: #Porngate : In 2008, Manmohan Samal of BJD resigned as minister in Odisha, after a sex scandal. Read the story here.

16. Farooq Chishty: A former Indian Youth Congress leader and 7 others accused in the Ajmer sex scandal. The biggest as of 1992 in India. Read the article here.

17. Mahipal Maderna: Congress Ministers Mahipal Maderna and Malkhan Singh accused in Bhanwari Devi's rape and murder case.
Read the story here.

Wednesday 8 February 2012

Two Indias: Medical tourism destination and malaria hotbed



Four Lisu tribal settlements are trapped in a tiny pocket of land between Namdapha Tiger Reserve and the international boundary with Myanmar. The level of basic public service facilities here evokes images of the Dark Ages. Besides the acute shortage of school teachers, the absence of health care is keenly felt. Children are not vaccinated, women do not have modern medical care during childbirth, and malaria and tuberculosis kill many, sometimes whole families. 

Should the Lisu wish to seek medical help, it’s a grueling four day walk through the Park if the weather is good. During the monsoons, when malaria cases peak, it takes twice as long.

While this may seem like an extreme example, we were constantly assured by villagers in other accessible parts of the state, that there were settlements in the mountains all the way north to the international border with China. There are no roads to drive up to these parts. If you must go there, you have to hike several days.

These villagers may be citizens of India, but they have largely been forgotten by the state and its agencies.

Malaria ranks among the top 10 causes of death in the Northeast. According to the World Health Organization, 311 million people are at high risk of contracting the disease in India, and since 2007, 1.5 million confirmed cases have been reported annually in this country. In the Northeast, more than 5 in 1000 people get malaria compared to the national average of less than 2 per thousand.

Researcher Nandini Velho of the National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, and her team discovered, not only is malaria a public health menace in these parts but it also impedes conservation. In Pakke Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh, 24 anti-poaching camps, each with 3-4 guards, operate throughout the year. Each camp safeguards a 20 sq km area from poachers. The guards’ jobs are dangerous with a high possibility of an armed confrontation with illegal hunters. But a bigger threat to their lives is the risk of contracting malaria when the rains begin in earnest. Over a period of four years, 70% of the 144 staff fell ill with the dreaded disease at a time when the Forest Department could least afford to lose them. The resulting shortfall of 44,160 man-hours occurred when poachers are most active. The wet leaf litter muffles their footfalls so they can creep up to their quarry silently.

The only primary health centre in this area is in Seijosa which is handicapped by a shortage of doctors, a limited supply of drugs and unreliable electricity to power the microscope for diagnostic testing. Four doctors are stationed here, but have no facilities for staying overnight. Therefore only one is on duty at any given time.

When available, the primary anti-malarial drugs such as chloroquinine and primaquinine phosphate tablets are provided free. With the microscopes out of commission most of the time, Rapid Diagnostic Kits (RDK) are a quick and easy way of diagnosing malaria. However, the government-run centre does not stock either the RDKs or additional drugs which have to be purchased from a nearby clinic run by a private entrepreneur.

The RDKs sell for Rs. 28 in Guwahati, Assam (the nearest big city), but the private clinic marks up the price to Rs. 150, four times their market price. Whenever possible, the District Forest Officer distributes RDKs and drugs to his staff and local villagers who cannot afford it.

Despite the extortionist prices, most of the Park staff prefer to be treated at the private clinic. The state Forest Department reimburses the medical expenses but this is often delayed, or worse, remains unpaid when funds run dry. Should a patient with a severe bout of malaria be referred to a larger hospital, the cost of the ambulance is not covered by the state. Even when the bulk of the costs are defrayed, a delirious forest guard may have to spend one and half times his monthly salary getting cured of this debilitating disease. If the treatment is substandard, then he will suffer relapses. There is also a strong possibility that he may get infected again the next year.

The Forest Department has no budget line item for malaria treatment although it eats up almost 3% of its annual budget. Besides compromising the protection of the park, malaria places a huge financial burden on the department.

What then is the solution? Visitors to such areas can reduce their chances of contracting the disease to a great degree by taking prophylactic pills. But what can local people do? They cannot pop these powerful drugs all their lives. In the plains, the standard prevention campaign is to prevent the stagnation of water and spray insecticides in houses and settlements. However, the prevalent malaria-carrying mosquito of the region, Anopheles dirus species complex, is a forest creature, breeding along the edges of flowing streams and rivers.

In March 2010, 120 insecticide-treated nets donated by Sumitomo Chemicals were distributed to the guards by Velho and her team. The insecticide impregnated in the net kills the insects before they can alight on it, making it twice as effective as an ordinary net. Last monsoon, there were only three malaria cases, a sharp eight- to ten-fold decline compared to previous years. Cutting down on the bulk of the malarial cases is as simple as that. Velho says, “Not only is the distribution of insecticide-treated mosquito nets cheaper and often easier to implement, it also means that fewer families will suffer from disease or death.”

The mandate of the National Rural Health Mission, under the Government of India’s Ministry of Health, is to provide improved access and quality of health care to rural people. However, this lofty intention is compromised by the difficult terrain, remoteness, and institutional apathy.

The National Vector-borne Disease Control Program is meant to distribute insecticide-treated mosquito nets in high malaria areas. Between 2001 and 2009, almost 25 million treated nets were distributed free in India. But preventive measures cover less than 30% of the population in high-risk areas of the country, according to a WHO report.

Another member of the research team, N.S. Prashanth of the Institute of Public Health, Bangalore, says malaria has to be tackled at three levels.

First, insecticide-nets are an effective, preventative public health strategy. The next level is early detection of the disease. The Rapid Detection Kits are easy to use even by villagers; it requires a mere four-hour training session. It is cheap enough for all Primary Health Centres to stock, instead of relying on the electricity-powered microscopic examination of blood smears. All the RDK requires is a drop of blood and the dip stick test provides a diagnosis within 15-20 minutes. Early detection is the key to survival.

The third level is early and effective treatment. If the necessary drugs are stocked, and the doctors needed to administer them are provided housing facilities, the toll malaria takes in human lives and health, and conservation can be drastically reduced.

For now, an NGO, Nature Conservation Foundation runs rudimentary health services for the remote Lisu settlements near Namdapha but clearly it is an unsustainable arrangement.

At a time when India is an emerging destination for medical tourism, the National Rural Health Mission has to do more to bring the benefits of India’s progress to its citizens in the hinterland. For the health of its staff and forests, the Forest Departments of states across the malaria belt such as the Northeast, the Brahmaputra floodplains, the Shivalik-Gangetic plains, Central India and the Eastern Ghats should have a budget to purchase insecticide treated nets, provide treatment to staff should they fall ill, and offer life insurance.

Yashwant Sinha's article goes viral, puts Congress to shame



BJP senior leader Yashwant Sinha's article published in the Economic Times as gone viral on social media. He was trending on Twitter (click to read tweets). The article is titled as "I apologise for all scams of Congress". It puts Congress to shame. 
The article is in the context of Kapil Sibal's remark that BJP should apologise for 2G scam. Sinha writes, "apologise for the Partition of India; for the lingering Jammu and Kashmir issue and for not resolving it atSimla in 1972; I apologise for India spurning the offer to join the Security Council as a permanent member when it was offered at the time of independence; for the defeat of India in the 1962 war with China and the vexed boundary problem; I apologise for the Hindu rate of growth of 3% for the first three decades of Independence and for all the poverty, deprivation and inequality; I apologise for the massacre of Sikhs in the country in 1984; I apologise for the more recent events like the Army Chief's age row; for the Antrix-Devas deal and for punishing scientists of the eminence of Madhavan Nair without giving them an opportunity for explaination; for the PMO not keeping the PM informed of the 2G scam; for the Supreme Court cancelling the 2G licences; for the CWG scam, the Air India scam, the KG Basin scam, the Adarsh Society scam and for all the other scams for which this government is being wrongly blamed."

The article further puts forth the arguments that push forward the case against Congress' corruption and has try to nail down Congress' propaganda. The article can be read at: economic times.