Vision of a leader matters a lot - Bharat is lucky to get Modiji at the helm...

The foresightedness... the vision of a greater Bharat - the planning which started with the first foreign trip of Modiji after becoming Prime Minister of Bharat to Bhutan in the year 2014 is yielding positive results.

The visionary B2B... Bharat to Bhutan...

Joint Statement on the State Visit of Prime Minister of India to Bhutan

 March 22, 2024

Bharat and Bhutan: Together for Progress and Development

1. Over centuries, Bharat and Bhutan have enjoyed close bonds of friendship and cooperation anchored in mutual trust, goodwill and understanding. Our cultural links and common geography connect us. Strong economic and financial ties bind us. The close friendship between people of Bharat and Bhutan lies at the heart of our friendship. The relations between our two nations are an example of exceptional neighbourly ties.

2. The enduring partnership between our two nations is anchored in our common values as well as our shared cultural and spiritual heritage. Bharat for Bhutan and Bhutan for Bharat is an abiding reality of the region, nurtured by the enlightened vision of successive Druk Gyalpos of Bhutan and the political leadership in India and Bhutan.

3. We express satisfaction with the cooperation between our two countries related to our mutual security. We agree to continue with our close coordination and cooperation with each other on issues relating to our national interests.

4. Together, we will pursue a transformative partnership that advances our unique and special relations. This includes promoting connectivity in its broadest form physical connectivity through rail links, roads, air, waterways, trade infrastructure for seamless cross-border movement of goods and services, economic as well as digital connectivity.

5. Since Bhutan’s First Five Year Plan in 1961, India’s development partnership with Bhutan has been empowering the people and ensuring development across sectors and regions. Our development partnership is a confluence of India’s approach of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas’ and the philosophy of Gross National Happiness in Bhutan. We will continue to expand our development partnership in line with the priorities of the people and the Government of Bhutan, and the vision of His Majesty.

6. Our energy cooperation is a visible illustration of deep economic engagement, which results in mutually beneficial outcomes. We will continue to expand our clean energy partnership in the sectors of hydropower, solar and green hydrogen and jointly develop new projects, which channel our technological prowess, vibrancy of the business sector, and skilled talent of both countries to enhance energy security in the region. In this regard, we welcome the Joint Vision Statement on India-Bhutan Energy Partnership.

7. As our nations undergo profound digital and technological transformation, our joint endeavour will be to harness technologies for rapid economic growth and promoting the well-being of the two peoples. We will intensify our engagement in niche sectors of space technology, digital public infrastructure, start-ups, Artificial Intelligence, Clean Energy, STEM research and education and digital skills development.

8. We will strengthen trade and investment linkages with each other, particularly through the private sector, including in the context of His Majesty’s vision to develop the Gelephu Special Administrative Region, which will lead to greater economic connectivity in the region in a sustainable manner, promote economic partnerships and bring the people of Bharat and Bhutan closer.

9. Excellent people-to-people relations provide the foundation for our exceptional bilateral ties. We will nurture our people to people linkages by promoting exchanges of scholars, academics, tourists, students, youth, sport persons. We will continue to nurture our spiritual and cultural affinities including through visits of people to revered cultural heritage sites in each others’ countries.

10. We recognize the imperative of accelerating our partnership in sectors which promote youth development through education, skilling, entrepreneurship, technology, sports and creative and cultural industries. The Bharat-Bhutan partnership will respond to the dreams and aspirations of our youth for a better future.

11. Bharat has entered a new chapter in its history, one which is characterised by rapid socio-economic progress and technological advancements, and striving to become a developed nation by 2047 in the Amrit Kaal. Bhutan has the vision to become a high-income nation by 2034 and is embarking on a new phase in its economic development. In the common quest for progress and prosperity, Bharat and Bhutan will continue to be the closest of friends and partners.

Thimphu
March 22, 2024

The more we watch the moves of Modiji, the more we will learn about true statesmanship.

Thank you, sir, for taking the onus of making Bharat The Vishwaguru - without expecting anything back from us.

I respect you.

The young leaders of Bharat must analyse to learn the vision of Modi sir - a true leader.

The greater Bharat is work in progress... it's just a matter of time...

The plunderer of Bharatmata - teach your children not how we got back Freedom... but how we lost it...

"After the Battle of Plassey “the shower of wealth fell copiously on the company and its servants, A sum of 800 thousand pounds sterling, in coined silver, was sent down to Fort William. ‘Trade revival and the signs of affluence appeared in every English house.”
Capital accumulation and Industrial Revolution in England followed capital depletion and industrial devolution in India. As Brook Adams rightly remarks “In themselves inventions are passive, many of the most important having lain dormant for centuries waiting for a sufficient store of force to have accumulated to set them working....Before the influx of the Indian treasure and the expansion of credit which followed, no force sufficient for this existed and had
Watt lived fifty years earlier, he and his invention must have perished together.” In 1841 Labouchere, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated “The British have utterly destroyed the manufactures of India by their manufactures. The district of Dacca, the Manchester of India, has dwindled into insignificance.”

And with the aid of this loot, Britain vanquished Napoleon and built her political supremacy in the world."

O my Hindu brothers and sisters - accumulate knowledge and become a force to reckon with.

Come ON... guys ... wake up.

Read... Read...

The Ruin that Britain Wrought...

O my Bharatmata.... the blind sheep like Hindus have done terrific injustice to our true freedom fighters - will you pardon them? The untold story of Chandrasekhar Azad...

Taken from a Twitter thread...

“O old woman, don't come here, your son was a thief-dacoit, so the Goras killed him, the Bhil standing there laughingly said to an old woman wrapped in a dirty dhoti who was collecting wood in the forest.”

No, Chandu has sacrificed his life for freedom, said the old woman proudly. The name of that elderly woman was Jagrani Devi. This mother lovingly called that son Chandu and the world freed him”. Yes, we all know him by the name of Chandrashekhar Azad.

After father's death, Azad's poor destitute old mother instead of reaching out to anyone, used to collect wood and cow-dung from the forests and kept feeding herself by selling sticks and wood. Shameful thing is that his condition continued till 2 yrs (1949) after independence.

After this, Sadashiv ji brought her with him to Jhansi, keeping his promise with Chandrashekhar Azad, but his house was very small, so he arranged for Azad's mother to stay at the house of another friend of Azad, Bhagwan Das Mahore. Managed and served them.

In March 1951, when Azad's mother Jagrani Devi died in Jhansi, Sadashiv ji himself performed her last rites. After the death of Azad's mother, the people of Jhansi built a bench in her memory at a public place in her name.

The then Congress government of the state declared this construction as an illegal and illegal work done by the people of Jhansi. But the citizens of Jhansi decided to install the statue of Chandrashekhar Azad's mother, not giving importance to that mandate of the government.

When the government came to know that the statue of Azad's mother has been prepared and many former revolutionaries including Sadashiv Rao, Rupnarayan, Bhagwan Das Mahor are going to install the statue with the help of the people of Jhansi.

So he declared the establishment of the statue of the immortal martyr Chandrashekhar Azad's Matashree as a threat to the country, society and law and order of Jhansi and banned the program of establishment and imposed curfew in the entire Jhansi city.

But the public and the revolutionaries together set out to install the statue of Azad's mother. The then government, shocked by this horrendous flying on the streets of Jhansi under its order, ordered its police to shoot Sadashiv.

But keeping the statue of Azad's mother on his head, Sadashiv, who was moving towards the back, was surrounded by the public from all sides. Then the police lathi-charged the procession. Hundreds of people were injured, dozens were crippled and some even died.

The statue of Chandrashekhar Azad's mother could not be installed. Even 5 feet of land was not found in the country for a 2-3 feet statue of that great mother for whom Azad had sacrificed his life.

If even after knowing all such untold stories of the paradox called Indian Freedom Struggles, your blood does not boil.... u better remain a blind sheep - don't project yourselves as progenies of Ram, Krishna, Arjun, Bhisma, or Rana Pratap and Shivaji...

Hey Hindus of Bharat.... please wake up...

Jai Hind...

Read ON...

It's Light that matters - Light.... My light... Happy Republic Day...

Happy Republic Day to all of you.

This morning my heart is singing this song...

The English translation :

Light, my light, the world-filling light, the eye-kissing light, heart-sweetening light!

Ah, the light dances, my darling, at the centre of my life; the light strikes, my darling, the chords of my love; the sky opens, the wind runs wild, laughter passes over the earth.

The butterflies spread their sails on the sea of light. Lilies and jasmines surge up on the crest of the waves of light. 

The light is shattered into gold on every cloud, my darling, and it scatters gems in profusion.

Mirth spreads from leaf to leaf, my darling, and gladness without measure. The heaven's river has drowned its banks and the flood of joy is abroad.

meaning...

lead me from untruth to truth...

lead me from darkness to light...

lead me from mortality to immortality...

Light symbolizes wisdom while darkness symbolizes ignorance — a profound metaphor that has resonated through ages, encapsulating the human experience of seeking understanding amidst the unknown.

Translation...

Bestow light to the unsighted,

Endow life to the dead.

Tender a drop of mercy, O' Gracious.

Rock-hard is my arid heart -

Soak my parched eyes with flowing love.

Send your hearty call to him

Who doesn't call you,

Protect him intimately

Who looks away from you.

He who roams thirsty

On the banks of your ocean of nectar -

Sooth him with your flow of affection,

Help him drink the divine potion.

That I had obtained you,

That I had lost you, unwittingly,

That I fell asleep

To rise and find all plunged in the dark.

Whom do I exchange my estrangement,

Who would console me,

Years passed quietly looking for love -

Unveil yourself, O' do it,

My sobbing heart is down.

And here's my wife's poem...

अंधेरा - उजाला

अंधेरे और उजाले के बीच युद्ध छिड़ी।

कौन है श्रेष्ठ की तर्क भिड़ी।

अंधेरा बोला अहंकार से

मैं आऊं तो सबको लुप्त कर जाऊं।

मेरे समक्ष किसी की क्या पहचान!

न उम्र की भेद करूं मैं न जात की,

न देश की न धान्य की।

सबको अपने रंग में रंग देता हूं 

पक्षपाती नहीं हूं मैं। 

उजाला शांत न रह सका‌ दहाड़ कर बोला,

अरे मूर्ख! यह सोचा कभी तूने

कि अज्ञानता, पाप, क्रोध, द्वेष भी हैं तेरे रंग के?

मैं प्रतीक हूं ज्ञान का, सत्य का, जीवन का।

नहीं रंगता मैं दूसरों को अपने रंग में,

वरन् सबका सही रंग दिखलाता हूं।

अपनी चादर ओढ़ सबको भ्रमित न कर

मैं सबकुछ स्पष्ट दिखलाता हूं।

किंतु यह भी सत्य है कि तुम अगर ना होते 

तो सब मेरा महत्व भी न समझते।

Having an uncluttered mind is an essential leadership quality...

Having an uncluttered mind in whatever we do - be it identifying the enemies of our nation to performing daily chores - is an essential leadership quality. We, the Hindus of Bharat have suffered maximum for not having it abundantly. 

Our history was distorted, our Dharma had been villainized, in both the world wars, we, as a community were butchered like lambs, a not-so-great person was made our father of the nation - but what we did - we kept silent.

You know....

Silence = Complicity ...

We have not learned our lessons.

I have tremendous respects for Putin sir for having an uncluttered mind about Right and Wrong...

Read... o my Hindus of Bharat... Read...

Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, passed away on August 30, 2022. While he was widely recognized internationally for his role in ending the Cold War and implementing reforms like glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring), his legacy in Russia is more controversial.

Vladimir Putin did not grant Gorbachev a full state funeral, which is typically reserved for figures of significant national importance. Instead, Gorbachev was given a farewell ceremony at Moscow's House of the Unions and was buried at the Novodevichy Cemetery beside his wife, Raisa. Putin did not attend the funeral, citing scheduling conflicts.

This decision was likely influenced by Gorbachev's divisive reputation within Russia. Many Russians associate him with the collapse of the Soviet Union, which some view as a period of national humiliation and economic hardship. Meanwhile, Putin has often expressed regret about the Soviet Union's dissolution, calling it a "major geopolitical catastrophe."

This was how Putin sir's Russia treated Gorbachev sir - a puppet of the Western world.

Now juxtapose this kind of behaviour of Putin sir with the current leadership of Bharat in the context of how we have been acting as wilfully blind people to treat Gandhi ji.

And I am not exaggerating - watch the video of 15th August 2022, when our beloved Modiji paid tributes to Gandhiji and I am also sure that he knows the Truth of our current Father of the Nation... 

The historical blunder of Bharat must be corrected if we want to be recognised as a nation of Lions and not a herd of blind sheep...

Jai Hind...

Gratitude - thank you God for bringing me in this universe - my search for WhoAmI continues...

The English translation of the song...

My heart sings at the wonder of my place

In this world of light and life;

At the feel in my pulse of the rhythm of creation

Cadenced by the swing of the endless time.

I feel the tenderness of the grass in my forest walk,

The wayside flowers startle me:

That the gifts of the infinite are strewn in the dust

Wakens my song in wonder.

I have seen, have heard, have lived;

In the depth of the known have felt

The truth that exceeds all knowledge

Which fills my heart with wonder and I sing.

At last - The sleeping giant is waking up - the decolonisation of bureaucracy in Bharat is an essential part of broader reforms...

At last we are experiencing the rebirth of a modern Bharat - unshackled from the colonised mindset. In recent time, the present government's effort in including Gita as the basis of retraining the brown sahibs in the government should be welcomed by everyone who wholeheartedly wants to see Bharat reclaiming her true position on the New World Order - as the Vishwaguru Bharat.

Taking inspiration from ancient Bharatiya textbook like Gita for retraining the government babus is the correct shift towards making Bharat an original Bharat - not a copy of the western world.

Remember, a copy cat cannot become glorious - its just a copy... Originality matters...

In this context, I would like to suggest of making Sanskrit as the national language of Bharat - it will solve many problems at once - the new Bharat will stand on the strong shoulders of unity through unison. This one language will be able to stitch different parts of Bharat in an unified nation - where harmony at different parts will propel better growth - the unity in Oneness...

We must not forget that the residues of our colonial masters is still very much active in the form of bureaucracy. The Britisher created the Indian Civil service to control the native Indians - which grew upon a single policy of suck the people at the top and f*ck the people of the bottom. The real freedom fighters were sidelined by the brown sahibs in the 'free' Bharat. We should have rejected it many years ago... but alas!!! this was even encouraged by a colonial system fuelled by the sycophants of Bharat. 

For the Humans of Bharat - please wake up from the slumber - you have been in the servile mode for many years - now please reclaim your position in the New World Order - as citizens of Vishwaguru Bharat.

This is why we must elect responsible multi dimensional government.

Remember, if we elect a clown, we will experience nothing but circus...

Bharat has many thousands of years of collective wisdom.... Only drawback of our Hindu society is that the river of our ancient civilisation is being polluted by external enemies and we have been purposefully made to believe that we don't have a rich past - by none other than Macaulay - the agent of the Britisher...

It's time for us to wake up and awaken others.

I hereby suggest the human resource body of Government of Bharat to take a cue from Kautilya's Arthashastra as well along with philosophy and knowledge from Gita.

Read.... Read... O my Hindus of Bharat...

Please.... wake up and awaken other Hindus...

Read... Read... the following text is from Kautylya's Arthashastra...

प्रजासुखे सुखं राज्ञः प्रजानां तु हिते हितम् ।

नात्मप्रियं हितं राज्ञः प्रजानां तु प्रियं हितम् ॥

PrajaasukhE sukham raagyaha prajaanaam cha hitE hitam

naatma priyam hitam raagyaha prajaanaam tu priyam hitam.

प्रजासुखे सुखं राज्ञः प्रजानां च हिते हितम्।

नात्मप्रियम् हितम् राज्ञः प्रजानां तु प्रियम् हितम्।।

प्रजा के सुख में राजा का सुख निहित है, प्रजा के हित में ही उसे अपना हित दिखना चाहिए । जो स्वयं को प्रिय लगे उसमें राजा का हित नहीं है, उसका हित तो प्रजा को जो प्रिय लगे उसमें है ।

In the happiness of the people lies the Ruler’s happiness

Their welfare is his welfare

What pleases him, the Ruler shall not consider good

but whatever pleases his people, the Ruler shall consider good.

Here we go...

Wake up... The Hindus of Bharat... open your eyes and feel proud of your Hindu ancestors...

And here we go... my wife Reema reciting her own poem - Swadharm...

We all are duty bound to Bhagwan for doing good to humanity...

Jai Hind...