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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Unprofessional, Dr.Singh
By N.Natarajan The Indian media has come a long way but is yet to take on hollow leaders when they misuse their status to air patently false and mischievous views. Recently Dr. Manmohan Singh MP, former PM, FM and Governor … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Prof Natarajan's Blogs, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged bureacracy, DA, ex PM, freeze, inflation, intellectuak, media, pa cut, pension, pensioner, RBI, silencee, unprofessional
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Virus War: Thesis, Antithesis and Synthesis
by Prof. N. Natarajan Fichte, the German philosopher wrote about thesis, antithesis and synthesis as a process of informed development of ideas. In general terms a thesis is a starting point, an antithesis is an opposite response to it and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Prof Natarajan's Blogs, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged antithesis, business, herd immunity, infrastructure, lockdown, Marx, media, stock marketrs, synthesis, thesis, universal enemy, unprepared, virus
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HERO WORSHIP II PN
No worship, period…hero/ines aplenty. If I were taking part in a beauty pageant and was a finalist, (and pigs may fly), I would have been asked this question….”Who is your hero/ine or role model?” Like many finalists from India, I … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Friday Three On One blog, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged AB, angst, chauvinist, clay feet, Dracy, George Peppard, Hero worship, heroes, heroines, housewife, Indian girls, Rajesh Khanna, Rochester, spiritual Guru, Vijay
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HERO WORSHIP I
Hero worship is an expression that came into usage only 400 or 500 years ago. Hero is a person of extraordinary courage, admired for bravery and or noble qualities. There was a time when children were brought up by parents … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Prof Natarajan's Blogs, Society
Tagged btavery, Gandhi, hero, Hero worship, legendary Buddha, MGR, NTR, Rajnikant
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Individuality and the Common Good
Human beings refer to themselves as individuals. The term means that everyone is a separate entity with their own names, personality, traits, characteristics, thought process, preferences, and behavioral patterns. The common belief is that no two individuals are alike. Without … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Life skills, Prof Natarajan's Blogs, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged belief, clusters, common good, commonality, communities, identity, individuality, individuals, interests, survival
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My Choice
I have the choice The choice to stay at home The choice to clap my hands or ring a bell The choice to light a lamp or show a lit torch But I have to be blessed With that frame … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment, Life skills, Poetry, Society, Spirituality, Uncategorized, Webisode
Tagged amity, Choice, clap, clap hands, community, hope, illuminate, lamps, light, mudras, peace, ring bells
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This and That, There and Here 