UPA DREAMTEAM To MODIS IDEATION

UPA has ruled for two terms because the President of the party could project the DREAMTEAM and their first turn definitely showed they are in business of business of politics.
Ultimately the dream team of UPA vicarious knowledge to govern the nation soon weird out. The people with change of technology and activism found that the governance community were looking after their own interest rather than public interest.
With selective interest and nepotism at its best still some states made headway and progress were achieved in non rule Congress states. An easy-business for domestic companies and foreign companies were found welcomed with easy approach and opportunities offered in variety of ways to their business.
Modi looked for an opportunity to change the saffrons narrow ideas to national ideas and thus found his way into the national scene .His events organsational ability to hold national and international events made him an international personality where the world see him perform. To perform both at national and international level one has to gear up the force of meritocracy but BJP rank and file has the same standards of political class. In order to gain status of developed world -both people and ruler must work for the nation which can be achieved in China because of the power embedded in government and the will of government.In democratic set up of Indian imperial and feudal style whether we can achieve this dream is rare possibility.

Interesting when we take bird view of elections viz Before election the leader knows everything has the solution of everything but when it come to actualize the ideas he automatically begins to learn to be ignorant as the same bring more glory,power and richness.As in power get to the statement either to navigate for being clean man.
Each political parties either in person or through their websites or arbitrarily seeks good ideas but who shall give them ideas because they use other mans ideas as their own and try to show that the rest are trash. With such thinking on governance attitude the nation has feeble chance to emerge a strong regional or world power. However after the team come an individual and after the individuals come team for growth of states in Q when we study the history of the world.

• ISIS militants detonate bombs in Syrian border town near Turkey

  Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) militants detonated bombs in two villages near Tel Abyad, a Syrian town near the Turkish border controlled by the Kurdish YPG militia, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Saturday. The Kurdish militia took Tel Abyad from the jihadists in June. The town was an important strategic point for IS militants as the nearest to the Turkish border after its de facto capital Raqqa. In late June, the jihadists tried to regain the initiative by mounting several assaults on the Kurdish forces in the region.

• Syria’s Assad announces amnesty for army defectors

  A decree signed by Syrian President Bashar Assad, announced on state television on Saturday, pardons military deserters guilty of violating the nation’s compulsory military conscription. The law lifts legal penalties against thousands of Syrians living in the country and abroad, Reuters reports. One of the largest in the Middle East, the Syrian army has suffered painful losses over four years of conflict, in which it has been battling on several fronts, against homebred Islamist rebels and Islamic State jihadists. Thousands of young Syrians have opted to avoid conscription, many of whom have left the country.

  55 reported killed in Saudi-led airstrike on Yemen’s Taiz

  At least 55 people have been killed and a number injured as jets from the Saudi-led anti-Houthi coalition bombed the rebel-controlled Yemen city of Taiz, Reuters reports, citing the Yemeni Saba news agency. Saba quoted a local source in Taiz, who said the airstrike had mostly affected the Mokha area, which is inhabited by power station engineers and workers, and some displaced families. The number of casualties is likely to rise as the rescue operation in the bombed area continues. Airstrikes by the Sunni Arab states coalition against the Shia Houthi rebels backed by Iran have continued since March, with the death toll now standing at thousands.

  Iran to continue supporting Hezbollah after nuclear deal – Nasrallah

  The leader of the militant Lebanese Shia group Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said on Saturday that the organization still counts on Iran’s supports after its nuclear deal, Reuters reported. In his first official reaction to the Iran nuclear deal, Nasrallah said he was sure Iran would surprise critics who believe it would stop supporting Hezbollah. “We deal with every trust and complete assurance over this”, said Nasrallah during a ceremony honoring the children of fallen Hezbollah fighters.

Multiple blasts hit Swede Malmo

 

The peace loving country finds in midst of growing violence and latest to hit is the youngcity of Malmo. Cosmopolitan population growth in recent years has seen the this week’s unrest continues a series of numerous shootings, explosions and arsons that have occurred since the beginning of the year in Malmo, infamous for high crime rates, multi-ethnic and gang-related violence.

 

Three grenade attacks this week have rocked Malmo, the third largest city in Sweden, prompting police to sound an alarm over the increasing violence. Malmo with large migrant population, was struck by multiple explosions, shootings and arson.

Report by local authorities, 31 percent of the city’s 300, 000 population were born abroad and nearly 41 percent of the residents have a foreign background. The main countries from which immigration takes place are ones which have been recently plagued by conflicts – migrant groups from Iraq, Syria, the former Yugoslavia and Somalia are among them. The data also says that the Muslim population constitutes about 20 percent of Malmo’s population; this is one of the most significant percentages in Scandinavian cities.
Adrian Groglopo, professor of social science at the University of Gothenburg said that the conflicts are fueled by racial and economic tensions.“People growing up in different areas segregated racially and economically are trying to keep their own business, protect their own areas and sometimes create a very violent climate,” he told media.
Malmo is a rather young city and its population is mostly young as well, with almost half under the age of 35, according to local authorities.On Friday the southern Swedish city of Malmo was shaken by an overnight hand grenade attack in the Solbacken neighbourhood, local media reported. It occurred less than 12 hours after another explosion in the residential area of Limhamn in the west, and two days after a car bomb attack that injured a man outside a community center in the south.

Nehru Memorial Museum and Library

Events for the Week 27^th to 31^st July, 2015

‘Ek Vishal Jan Samooh aur Swasthya Sanchar:

Mauke aur chunoutiyan’

Public Lecture

(Samaj, Vigyan aur Vikas series)

Dr. Subhadra Menon,

Public Health Foundation of India,

New Delhi.

Monday, 27 July 2015.

‘Reading Pastoralism in 

the Early Medieval Deccan:

Hints and Issues’

Weekly Seminar (Common Room, Annexe)

Prof. Ajay Dandekar,

Shiv Nadar University,

Noida.

Tuesday, 28 July 2015.

‘Promoting Scientific Temper:

The good, bad and the foolish’    

Public Lecture

(‘Scientific Temper in India’ series)

Prof. R. Rajaraman,

Jawaharlal Nehru University,

New Delhi.

Wednesday, 29 July 2015. 

‘Coparceners, Genealogies and

 Mughal Ancestral Traditions:

Framing sovereign authority in

 Sixteenth century Mughal India’

Seminar (Common Room, Annexe)

Mr. Ashutosh,

McGill University,

Montreal, Cananda.

Thursday, 30 July 2015.

‘Remembering ‘Tribal’ India:

Landscape, ethnology and governance

 in Chotanagpur and Santal

 Parganas in the 19^th century’

Seminar

Dr. Sanjukta Dasgupta,

Sapienza University of Rome,

Rome, Italy.

Thursday, 30 July 2015.

‘War and Peace:

Conflict and cooperation in an insect society’

Public Lecture

(‘Science, Society and Nature’ series)

Prof. Raghavendra Gadagkar,

Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru.

Friday, 31 July 2015.

All events will be held at 3.00 pm in the Seminar Room, First Floor, Library Building, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library unless otherwise specified.