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Posted By  :   Hashim Irshad, Dubai on May 21, 2009   *
Comments :
   Respected Kunhoonh

First and foremost,,congratulations for our greatest leadership to a tremendous victory... and best wishes for our forthcoming central ministry whose good governance will reach us to our glorious past.

At this moment I have some reservations which I would like to convey ...

1. Welcome back all our ex-congress allies like Sarath pawar and Mamta Banerji to our party. It will strengthen our party and weaken all other regional parties. We can start a campaign to invite them like Come back to your family, Fight agianst our Enimies".

2. Appoint more youngsters in cabinet.

3. NRI Voting right would be a great achievement for our five year term, if so.

4. Consider Mr.K.Sudhakaran (M.P.,Cannanore Consituency in Kerala) for ministership as he is the one and only leader who is fighting/who can fight such a long time against hard core communists of cannanore from where most of the politburo members of kerala are coming. By doing this we can strengthen our party of cannanore


5. Start a Thanking Campaign across the country. It should go through all the 543 constituency. We can use this yathra for strengthening our organisation as well as getting a mass support. Rahul should be there as a key anchor of this rally as he is the one who can attract more youngsters to our party. We can utilize the presence of Pilot/Sindhya/Azhar etc. to get mass support.

Regards
Hashim
Posted By  :   Arun on May 14, 2009   *
Comments :
   I, a believer in Communist ideology and Communist party Now losing faith in the same party due to the violence and the recurrent hartals.. It is very sad to say that Congress is also following the same methods. Please ensure free atmosphere in kerala as it is very necessary for the progress of our state. A the Leader of the Opposition and Congress, We have much faith in You
Posted By  :   Arun on May 14, 2009   *
Comments :
   I, a believer in Communist ideology and Communist party Now losing faith in the same party due to the violence and the recurrent hartals.. It is very sad to say that Congress is also following the same methods. Please ensure free atmosphere in kerala as it is very necessary for the progress of our state. A the Leader of the Opposition and Congress, We have much faith in You
Posted By  :   R.Sajan on May 11, 2009   *
Comments :
   A shocker-16,000 student suicides in three years

May 02, 2008


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New Delhi: Over 16,000 school and college students in India committed suicide in the last three years, says the Health Ministry, shedding light once again on the sorry state of mental healthcare in the country.




As per the ministry, 5,857 students committed suicide in 2006 and the figure for 2005 was 5,138. Similarly, in 2004, 5,610 students committed suicide.




"We know about the gravity of the situation and are going to re-strategise the national mental health programme," Anbumani Ramadoss told IANS.




Experts, doctors and even the World Health Organisation (WHO) believe that a multi-pronged strategy needs to be put in place to tackle problems ranging from anxiety, depression, stress and finally suicidal tendencies.




Cherian Verghese, a specialist with WHO India, said: "The mental health system needs an overhaul. Our schools might be giving good education but we need education in life skills. From counselling to increasing the number of mental health workers, the strategy should be holistic."




"Students are a vulnerable group. Age, competition and relations in the family are all contributing to the growing cases of suicide among schoolgoers," Verghese said.




He said some private schools in India had started appointing counsellors but "government schools across the country need to make a move now".




"There is a gamut of problems; India lacks the required number of psychiatrists as well. The social taboo around mental health also fuels the problem. A country which houses a huge number of youngsters must not take mental health lightly," Verghese added.




He said since India faces a lot of natural disasters and deaths thereof, the country needs a brigade of social counsellors. Their job is to counsel people during post-disaster trauma disorder.




Nimesh Desai, a leading psychiatrist in the national capital, said: "India needs a 10-fold increase in the number of psychiatrists. Across the country, there are not more than 3,500 such processionals".




"The doctor-patient ratio, social stigma, growing competition and the desire to succeed in every field are leading to a higher level of anxiety, stress and acute depression," Desai said.




Health ministry officials said the mental health programme in India would be revamped. Under the new plan, regional mental health institutes would be established.




All mental health hospitals would be modernised and the district authorities would be asked to go for community mental health services, life skill education and counselling would be introduced in schools. IANS
Posted By  :   Thomas on Mar 20, 2009   *
Comments :
   If you look at the history of INC in all states, the leaders personal agendas, curruption, greed, envy, pride, etc really ruined the party and major reduction of party supporters. There is no difference in Kerala. The real issue I want to point out here is the oldies here really killing the party. What they should do really is to act like strong base for holding the party as one single unit, resolving key issues inside the party, right advice and direction whenever needed (wherever experience matters). To contest in elections and holding goverment positions, they should allow only poeple of age goups between 35 to 55 since they are the core poeple who can utilize the latest technology well and do have the strategic vision for the future.
It is so pathetic now these Congress men are not even able to utlize the current advantage and the opponets weaknessess.
Especially, KV Thomas (if he wins, it is only because of the weak opponent) not a good candidate for Eranakulam. (even Muralidharan was a better choice). It would have been better if you could find some candidates from youngsters instead of KVT & MIS.
If you think about neutral voters psychology, they should give priority for candidate image, situation and affairs during the election periods, efficiency and eligibilty for addressing constituency issues, local presence and more over should provide a new hope to voters by promoting new faces. Indian people are not matured to vote for country\'s future or benefits (we are still belonging to a third world country where people not really respect each other or never care about the surroundings) and really narrow minded towards beliefs and rituals.
Posted By  :   Thomas on Mar 20, 2009   *
Comments :
   If you look at the history of INC in all states, the leaders personal agendas, curruption, greed, envy, pride, etc really ruined the party and major reduction of party supporters. There is no difference in Kerala. The real issue I want to point out here is the oldies here really killing the party. What they should do really is to act like strong base for holding the party as one single unit, resolving key issues inside the party, right advice and direction whenever needed (wherever experience matters). To contest in elections and holding goverment positions, they should allow only poeple of age goups between 35 to 55 since they are the core poeple who can utilize the latest technology well and do have the strategic vision for the future.
It is so pathetic now these Congress men are not even able to utlize the current advantage and the opponets weaknessess.
Especially, KV Thomas (if he wins, it is only because of the weak opponent) not a good candidate for Eranakulam. (even Muralidharan was a better choice). It would have been better if you could find some candidates from youngsters instead of KVT & MIS.
If you think about neutral voters psychology, they should give priority for candidate image, situation and affairs during the election periods, efficiency and eligibilty for addressing constituency issues, local presence and more over should provide a new hope to voters by promoting new faces. Indian people are not matured to vote for country\'s future or benefits (we are still belonging to a third world country where people not really respect each other or never care about the surroundings) and really narrow minded towards beliefs and rituals.
Posted By  :   Bobby on Feb 15, 2009   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir,

SASI THAROOR is very good candidate for Indian National Congress for the next election.

This will give very good Image to Kerala in parliament. Kindly do the needful.

SOme young leaders must need to come infront.

Don\'t allow K Muraleedharan to come again to our party.

Please speake to karunakaran & arrnage to give them their post that they are taking care before.

We all are thankful for your great leadeership.


Best Regards,

Bobby
Posted By  :   ALOOR TA MAHMOOD HAJI on Feb 06, 2009   *
Comments :
   ആലൂരില്˛ തെരുവ്¯ വിളക്ക് സ്ഥാപിക്കണം : ദുബായ്¯ വികസന സമിതി
ദുബായ്¯: കാസര്˛കോട്¯ മുളിയാര്˛ ഗ്രാമ പഞ്ചായത്തിലെ ആലൂര്˛ ബസ് സ്റ്റോപ്പ്¯ പരിസരത്ത്¯ ജംഗ്ഷന്˛ ലൈറ്റും ബോവിക്കാനത്തെ മളിക്കാല്˛ മുതല്˛ ആലൂര്˛ വരെയുള്ള റോഡരകില്˛ തെരുവ്¯ വിളക്കുകളും സ്ഥാപിക്കണമെന്ന്¯ ആലൂര്˛ വികസന സമിതി ദുബായ്¯ ജനറല്˛ സിക്രട്ടരി ആലൂര്˛ ടി. എ. മഹമൂദ് ഹാജി അഭ്യര്˛ത്ഥിച്ചു.









മുളിയാര്˛ ഗ്രാമ പഞ്ചായത്ത്¯ വര്˛ഷങ്ങള്˛ക്ക്¯ മുമ്പ്¯ മീത്തല്˛ ആലൂര്˛ പ്രദേശത്ത്¯ സ്ഥാപിച്ചിരുന്ന ട്യൂബ്¯ ലൈറ്റുകള്˛ പലതും മാസങ്ങളായി പ്രവര്˛ത്തന രഹിതമാണ്¯. ലൈറ്റുകള്˛ നന്നാക്കി പ്രവര്˛ത്തന ക്ഷമമാക്കണം. മീത്തല്˛ ആലൂര്˛ ബസ്സ്റ്റോപ്പ്¯ പരിസരത്ത്¯ ജംഗ്ഷന്˛ ലൈറ്റ്¯ ഇല്ലാത്തത്¯ കാരണം രാത്രിയില്˛ പള്ളിക്കും മറ്റും പോകുന്നവര്˛ നന്നേ പ്രയാസപ്പെടുന്നു. ഇവിടെ ജംഗ്ഷന്˛ ലൈറ്റ്¯ സ്ഥാപിക്കണമെന്നത്¯ നാട്ടുകാരുടെ നിരന്തര ആവശ്യവും പൊതു ജനത്തിന്¯ ഉപകാരപ്രദവുമാണ്¯.









ബോവിക്കാനത്തെ മളിക്കാല്˛ മുതല്˛ ആലൂര്˛ വരെ പ്ലാന്റേഷന്˛ കോര്˛പ്പറേഷന്റെ കശുമാവിന്˛ തോട്ടങ്ങളുടെ ഇടയലൂടെയുള്ള പാത ആയതിനാല്˛ ജനങ്ങള്˛ക്ക്¯ ഇവിടെ രാത്രികളില്˛ കാല്˛ നട യാത്ര പോലും വളരെ ദുസ്സഹമാണെന്നും പൊതു ജന സഞ്ചാരത്തിന്¯ ഉപകാര പ്രദമായ തെരുവ്¯ വിളക്കുകള്˛ എത്രയും വേഗം സ്ഥാപിക്കണമെന്നും മുളിയാര്˛ ഗ്രാമ പഞ്ചായത്ത്¯ പ്രസിഡന്റിനും സിക്രട്ടറിക്കും ദുബായില്˛ നിന്ന്¯ അയച്ച നിവേദനത്തില്˛ മഹമൂദ്¯ ഹാജി ചൂണ്ടി കാട്ടി.









- ആലൂര്˛ ടി. എ. മഹമൂദ് ഹാജി, സിക്രട്ടറി, ആലൂര്˛ വികസന സമിതി, ദുബായ്
Posted By  :   Cherian on Jan 27, 2009   *
Comments :
   Are there no Leaders to oppose the CPM’s & Mr. Pinarai’s Claims that the congress is behind the Probe of CBI & Congress is using CBI to win elections.If I was the KPPC President I would have made a Press Confrence and say that,Point: 1Pitifull, childish & shameful act on CPM.All the people in India knows that Congress is the strongest party in India than any parties, It has got minimum 50% seats in Lok Shaba & Rajaya shaba. 70% of the states in India are still ruled by Congress even after 60 years. Therefore congress does not require any other help other than the common people of India to win any elections. Congress in India has faced many Ups & Downs many times and it is still surviving or alive because common people are with us. CPM & Left consider Congress is like their party which will catch hold of any stupid to achieve power. But in-fact Congress is not like them. We fight elections in our own style, in our own tradition & in the image of our own leaders and their works to the public. If the common people like our leaders we win, that was very well explained in the last Lok Shaba elections.

The charge against Congress in combination with CBI & Judiciary (which are most respected organizations in India) is very pity from the CPM Side. We consider this as very pity, irresponsible and immaturity act of a political party. The genius & educated people in Kerala know why CPM is doing this- particularly now at the time of elections. CPM do this- in-order to hide their mistakes they have done. This is only to eye wash the common people & this only to keep them far way from the shame that they have accrued due to SNC Lavlin Case. But the common People in Kerala are Genius & Intelligent - Where they will not forget the loss that CPM -General Secretary has brought to the state which affects the wealth of the common people.Therefore Congress Leadership denies these arguments painfully with full pity, childish & shameful act on CPM
Point: 2Call For Pinaray’s Suspension & Greed of Power Why CPM is supporting Mr. Pinaray? In our: Villages we have a proverb in Malayalam it is not good to listen even that “Thooriyavane Thangial, Thangiyavan Nari” Then why with these difficulty- CPM is supporting Mr. Pinaray. We all know that the CPM is a party that doesn’t give any importance to any individuals. Party and its image are most important according to CPM.

Then what happens to CPM in this case? This clears our doubt, with the statement of Mr. Shreedran of BJP from Trivandrum Said on last Sunday that, After this SNC Lavlin scam the CPM has started to make a large investments in the state, which starts from a T.V Channel to an Amusement Park. and Congress joins with this statement.Congress leadership belives that, The CPM State Committee has received a part of this miss managed fund. We also believe that this was done with the knowledge and approval CPM Central Committee. People in Kerala Knows- CPM as good party which is have a equivalent challenge to fight with congress in this state- where there were good leaders like A.K Gopalan, EMS Nampoothripad, & E.K Naynar sat in the same seat that Mr. Pinaray is sitting now. Congress would like to ask CPM that, Are there no other leaders to control CPM other than the accused personalities. Congress feels that there is a shortage of Good leaders in their party.

Here, Mr. Pinaray has to show his decency to move away from his post till the legal procedures are completed. That is what Congress leaders have done before when they were having many accuses against P.V Narashimha Rao, Praksh Singh Badal & even K. Karunakarana. They move away from the post till they were having a clear notice from the court. That is the tradition of Congress and a good democratic party. Congress would like to Highlight to the common people that, This clearly indicate Mr. Pinary’s Greed of Power & CPM’s Participation in this scam


Point: 3 Reply to Mr. G. Sudhakaran

Yesterday when many Minister in the state howled, only one minister barked, that is non other than our honorable Devasom Minister Mr. G Sudhakaran. He said that, “They are having the tradition of the street”.

Yes, Congress and the common people in Kerala know that CPM is only having the tradition of Street, But Congress and its leaders are from aristocratic & prestigious families- and not from street. We strongly believe in peace and harmony in the state and that is what Mahatma Gandhi (our founder & Father of the nation) taught us. We will promise people that we are there to reinstate peace in the state always with the common people.

Now people in kerala clearly understand that, Which is the party that makes all these fights & murders in Kannur, Malapuram & other region in Kerala & blaming RSS for that. To bring out this truth in to the public- Congress will thank G Sudhakaran to explain through media.

But if sudhakaran thinks- After saying this, about 7 MLA’s Congress urinate in their trousers due to the fear of his dialogue. The Congress and its leadership will consider this as his first blunder in 2009. G Sudahkaran used to do many blunders energetic speeches and warning which will fearful for the Dows Sparrows in his party only. Congress Knows how to deals that, if required in the street.

Posted By  :   Cherian on Jan 27, 2009   *
Comments :
   Are there no Leaders to oppose the CPM’s & Mr. Pinarai’s Claims that the congress is behind the Probe of CBI & Congress is using CBI to win elections.

If I was the KPPC President I would have made a Press Confrence and say that,

Point: 1 Pitifull, childish & shameful act on CPM

All the people in India knows that Congress is the strongest party in India than any parties, It has got minimum 50% seats in Lok Shaba & Rajaya shaba. 70% of the states in India are still ruled by Congress even after 60 years. Therefore congress does not require any other help other than the common people of India to win any elections. Congress in India has faced many Ups & Downs many times and it is still surviving or alive because common people are with us. CPM & Left consider Congress is like their party which will catch hold of any stupid to achieve power. But in-fact Congress is not like them. We fight elections in our own style, in our own tradition & in the image of our own leaders and their works to the public. If the common people like our leaders we win, that was very well explained in the last Lok Shaba elections.

The charge against Congress in combination with CBI & Judiciary (which are most respected organizations in India) is very pity from the CPM Side. We consider this as very pity, irresponsible and immaturity act of a political party. The genius & educated people in Kerala know why CPM is doing this- particularly now at the time of elections.

CPM do this- in-order to hide their mistakes they have done. This is only to eye wash the common people & this only to keep them far way from the shame that they have accrued due to SNC Lavlin Case. But the common People in Kerala are Genius & Intelligent - Where they will not forget the loss that CPM -General Secretary has brought to the state which affects the wealth of the common people.

Therefore Congress Leadership denies these arguments painfully with full pity, childish & shameful act on CPM

Point: 2 Call For Pinaray’s Suspension & Greed of Power

Why CPM is supporting Mr. Pinaray? In our: Villages we have a proverb in Malayalam it is not good to listen even that
“Thooriyavane Thangial, Thangiyavan Nari”

Then why with these difficulty- CPM is supporting Mr. Pinaray. We all know that the CPM is a party that doesn’t give any importance to any individuals. Party and its image are most important according to CPM.

Then what happens to CPM in this case? This clears our doubt, with the statement of Mr. Shreedran of BJP from Trivandrum Said on last Sunday that, After this SNC Lavlin scam the CPM has started to make a large investments in the state, which starts from a T.V Channel to an Amusement Park. and Congress joins with this statement.

Congress leadership belives that, The CPM State Committee has received a part of this miss managed fund. We also believe that this was done with the knowledge and approval CPM Central Committee.

People in Kerala Knows- CPM as good party which is have a equivalent challenge to fight with congress in this state- where there were good leaders like A.K Gopalan, EMS Nampoothripad, & E.K Naynar sat in the same seat that Mr. Pinaray is sitting now. Congress would like to ask CPM that, Are there no other leaders to control CPM other than the accused personalities. Congress feels that there is a shortage of Good leaders in their party.

Here, Mr. Pinaray has to show his decency to move away from his post till the legal procedures are completed. That is what Congress leaders have done before when they were having many accuses against P.V Narashimha Rao, Praksh Singh Badal & even K. Karunakarana. They move away from the post till they were having a clear notice from the court. That is the tradition of Congress and a good democratic party.

Congress would like to Highlight to the common people that, This clearly indicate Mr. Pinary’s Greed of Power & CPM’s Participation in this scam


Point: 3 Reply to Mr. G. Sudhakaran

Yesterday when many Minister in the state howled, only one minister barked, that is non other than our honorable Devasom Minister Mr. G Sudhakaran. He said that, “They are having the tradition of the street”.

Yes, Congress and the common people in Kerala know that CPM is only having the tradition of Street, But Congress and its leaders are from aristocratic & prestigious families- and not from street. We strongly believe in peace and harmony in the state and that is what Mahatma Gandhi (our founder & Father of the nation) taught us. We will promise people that we are there to reinstate peace in the state always with the common people.

Now people in kerala clearly understand that, Which is the party that makes all these fights & murders in Kannur, Malapuram & other region in Kerala & blaming RSS for that. To bring out this truth in to the public- Congress will thank G Sudhakaran to explain through media.

But if sudhakaran thinks- After saying this, about 7 MLA’s Congress urinate in their trousers due to the fear of his dialogue. The Congress and its leadership will consider this as his first blunder in 2009. G Sudahkaran used to do many blunders energetic speeches and warning which will fearful for the Dows Sparrows in his party only. Congress Knows how to deals that, if required in the street.

Posted By  :   George Verghese on Nov 12, 2008   *
Comments :
   I strongly opposing to take NCP(because of Mr. Muralidharan) in UDF
Posted By  :   George Verghese on Nov 12, 2008   *
Comments :
   I strongly opposing to take NCP(because of Mr. Muralidharan) in UDF
Posted By  :   thomas thomas on Nov 08, 2008   *
Comments :
   hats off to u for being the most dynamic cm in kerala.my suggestion to u is abt an alternativ to the fly over project in kottayam with 2020 in view.
Extend the m.g. road from kodimatha upto the railway line at eerayilkkadavu and then go parallel to the railway line upto railway station,then cross over and enter nagampadom via good shed road.develop eerayilkkadavu jn in the model of vyttila jn.this road will bypass kottayam town as well as bisect kk road .since the proposed road is parallel to railway line,not many evacuations are required.also in future a road from electro chemicals at chingavanam parallel to the railway line can be constructed to eliminate the bends in m.c road upto eerayilkkadavu jn.consider this alignment to decongest kottayam town
Posted By  :   geevarghesekooran on Sep 12, 2008   *
Comments :
   Times of india13 Sep 2008, 0045 hrs IST,

This what exactly CPM is doing in West bengal and Kerala.

DLF township plan runs into payout storm
Prabhakar Sinha & Swati Sengupta,

NEW DELHI/KOLKATA: The Bengal government may be forced to rework the compensation package offered to Singur farmers, but only 20 km away at Dankuni, its a different story altogether. Farmers affected by DLF\'s township project have been offered unattractive packages, which is proving to be a hurdle in the path of the project.

The state government is charging DLF Rs 56 lakh per acre for the Rs 33,000 crore township project. But to the farmers, it has decided to pay a paltry sum of Rs 7 lakh per acre for fallow land, Rs 12 lakh per acre for multi-crop land and Rs 14 lakh per acre for homesteads. Where\'s the difference going? The government is pocketing it as \"development charge\".

DLF entered into an agreement with KMDA to build the new township, which, when completed, would become the country\'s largest public-private-partnership project. DLF has also assured one job to every displaced family. It bagged the project in February 2007. But till now, the government has got consent to acquire only 20 acres. Now, DLF is getting restless, as the delay will affect the projects viability. It is putting more pressure on the government to complete taking over the land.

Experts feel that like other projects in Bengal, DLF\'s township plans are getting delayed because of the state government\'s policy of acquiring land instead of allowing companies to enter the fray. If the government allows developers to directly approach farmers, land can be taken over smoothly, a senior builder said.

A source said DLF could pay around Rs 40 lakh per acre directly to the farmers. The company would develop drainage and other infrastructure with rest of the amount. By any standards, Rs 40 lakh per acre and a job per displaced family was an attractive compensation, the source added. As the project is huge, the development cost wouldn\'t be very high. This would allow developer to pass on a substantial amount to farmers.

Farmers in Dankuni are resisting the government\'s move to take over land at less than one-fourth of the cost that the company is offering. Trinamool Congress has already started mobilizing local farmers against the government.

Urban development minister Asok Bhattacharya justified this. \"Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority (KMDA) is preparing the infrastructure, including drainage and water supply. We also want to develop the area,\" he said. Bhattacharya argued that most land in the area does not belong to farmers, but to \"syndicates\", who are groups of real estate developers or touts. He admitted potential landlosers aren\'t happy with the rates. \"We will review the rates, which can be increased,\" he added.

Posted By  :   Biju on Aug 28, 2008   *
Comments :
   Never take NCP in UDF. Please check the openion poll held last week by Mangalam Daily ( www.mangalam.com)
Posted By  :   Mumtaz Ahmad Wani on Jul 12, 2008   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir,

I belong to a beautiful valley kashmir.I am a travel agent by profession. It is truely my honour to comment on your loyality and heighness.I am very much impressed by your thoughts and services that your goodself rendered towards people . I believe that the people over there are very luck for having an eminient personality like u.I requet your goodself that whenever you pay visit kashmir plz keep me in mind and snatch some time from ur busy schedule to visit me .I shall be highly obliged if i get an opportunity to serve and meet u.I solute and appreciate ur work . I wish you a best of luck in your future endevours.
Posted By  :   SUNIL NAIR on May 03, 2008   *
Comments :
   Sir,

I am Sunil Nair from Rajasthan. I would like to know who were the personal secretaries/assistants of Shri Oommen Chandy during his tenure as CM of Kerala. Can you please help me out. I heard that one Mr. Rajagopal was one of his PAs. Was he the PA appointed by Governement or Congress party. Kindly help me out.

Thanks & regards
SUNIL NAIR
Posted By  :   lijin raju on Apr 03, 2008   *
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   Sir

I am LIJIN RAJU, a active member of KCYM living at PALLITHODE,ALAPPUZHA.It is a tsunami affected area .It was the time while you were the chief minister .Almost coastal area of Keralam effected by tsunami ,on this reason the government got assistance from several ways for helping victims .But your government failed to provide assistance and dividing of the fund . Your government forgot the victims of tsunami .Tsunami can only affect in coastal area .Why you spend this fund in your PUTHUPALLI on the basis of suffering fund.? In my AROOR mandalam 15 wards are only close to the sea, but minister KR GOURIYAMMA and government announced out of vayalar panchayath every panchayath come under tsunami effecting area. On this way Crores amount looted by your government from the victims of TSUNAMI . Nowadays the LDF government follow the UDF government’s steps .It led us to arrange strike in front of the alappuzha collectorate and several part of alappuzha .It cause lose of money, job, time etc . Who is responsible for this?
Posted By  :   fazaludheen on Mar 21, 2008   *
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   Dear Sir,
My name is fazaludheen . I am from kanmanam in malappuram district , working in dubai for 16yrs. before i come in uae i was an effective congress worker and still i keep our party slogans in my mind. as a congress supporter i would like to say thanks for your great works ,and you served as a \\\\\\\'cm for people\\\\\\\' in the last udf government . I strongly support your firm decisions to stop the worse situations brought by sectarianism ,i understand that sectarianisn (group works by leaders )was the prime cause of our failure in the last assembly election. sir i also like to say that you and shri Rameshji helped to bring a new strenght and courageness to our party workers. I belive that the next assembly election we can win very easily if your leadership is there for our party. i will be very happy if you are our CM again and i hope you will select a good team as ministers . \\\\\\\'politics should stand for the common people \\\\\\\' , this is the message i got from you coz you are a very simple , sincere and creative leader i ever seen. sir thank you so much an i wish you all the best . JAI HIND.
FAZALUDHEEN ALIKUNNATH
00971507203344
Posted By  :   Aaron on Nov 13, 2007   *
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   This is regarding the posting of Assistante Grade officers in Kerala University

As per newspaper reports, the interview for Asst. Grade carries 33% marks as that of the written test. It is to be noted that, appointments to posts in local fund audit,
PSC and Secretariat with similar payscales are based only on written tests. Moreover such high marks (33%) for the interview is in violation of the norms fixed by the PSC, which is 20%. This is being done markedly to give appointment to the well wishers of the
KU syndicate.

During the tenure of the previous UDF Govt., the DYFI had disrupted similar interviews for appointments at KAU and CUSAT. Subsequently, appointments were made to both universities on the basis of the written test only.

Why is the Congress taking such a soft stand in this issue ?
Posted By  :   Lawrence on Nov 11, 2007   *
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   Dear sir,
First of all thank you for accepting me as a member.I respect your policy that you will visualize a third party's opinion before taking any important decision.You are looking into yourself first before looking into a second or third person rarely and later.Regarding your party you belive in non-violance in the middst of parties adopted only violence.But your party lack organization in the ordinary people's level.They are not educated with the party norms and are not motivated to belive in your principles.One can buy people for once or twice with money but an ardent supporter should belive in the principles.This has to be taught in the root level and one should spend time and money in this sector.Party cadets should be taught to do only honest and transparent way.To educate people you should hire qulified people(not the leaders but teachers) .Congress party should become a national party if necessary and should accept more an Indian name.I think it will have its impact.KK is a difficult man but perhaphs he needs to die as a congress man. You should not hesitate to have a chat with him and I feel you can do this as you only think positive and transparent ways.A person can be negative but always he cannot remain negative. We do not know as to what will happento us in the next very minute.This absolutely my opinion.I do not intend you lose your image .Awaiting to hear positively
Posted By  :   Joy on Aug 29, 2007   *
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   It seems that the opposition is enjoying the corrupt rule instead of taking intelligent steps to rip away the mask from the ugly face of the ruling coalition. Please act sir, to prevent further damage to our State and democracy.


Regards
Posted By  :   jacobkallikoth on Aug 20, 2007   *
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   i am an old ksu worker responsible for he first college victory in trivandrum

nowadays iam regretting over he activities of congress
last assembly election, i saw volunteers sitting only in the shed. i personally aske them to go and approach people to vote

now we are in the verge of a bye election
what preparation has congress done
isaw k m mani giving answer to the present situations in education and munnar issue
it is better that he is the opposition leader

whatis chennithala doing all are sleeping

please wake up
Posted By  :   glitto on Jun 15, 2007   *
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   i hops it will turns to be another golden feather in ur political life."Wishing you all the best, fro ur further work"
Posted By  :   James Sam on Jun 04, 2007   *
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   Earlier I was a member of KSU under KSU President Mr. Ramesh Chanithala, present KPCC President. My one of Class mate is the present MLA of Kerala Mr. Raju. Now residing in New Delhi with family. But our party is not doing anything to Non-keraliate, who are earning and working the percapita income to our small kerala.

This is for your kind information. May God bless you and your activities for the betterment of people.
Thanks and regards

Saji Anakuzhickal
Posted By  :   Stallion marokky on Jun 04, 2007   *
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   Kerala is now ruling a left party and they are doing some good things and the opposition will watch and clap for everything you supporting the good ruling we appreciating as well you the opposition have to respond to the inactive govt. Tourisim is good business and income source of Kerala demolishing and capturing of govt property is essential but it is not a develoment as demolishing to reconstruct, rebuild and develope the captured area more betterthen before thats also the duty of the govt thanking you to suppot the good activities of the Govt
Posted By  :   Anup Vishwanathan on Jun 02, 2007   *
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   Respected Sir i married to a girl from Kollam Kerala on 05/05/2005. Today my wife wants to leave me because of her father.I am setteled in Pune her father dosent want to leave her to me because of money problem. Even i left Pune & i went to Kerala to stay with her the my wifes father made me fear of beating & political strenth so i have to run away from there. So please help me. Today my wife dosend talks with me.
Posted By  :   SSN on May 29, 2007   *
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   Here’s a thought: regarding the issue of temple entry, being a convent educated Hindu, residing in Kerala, I believe that it is up to the Devasom Board to decide whether the Temple Entry Act (1936) should be modified to accommodate non-Hindus. On a personal note, I believe that the NSS was right in "agreeing" with the suggestion that singer Yesudas should not be allowed inside the Guruvayoor temple. So what if Yesudas sang one too many devotional songs about Lord Krishna? I sang soprano in the church choir while in school, but when it came to act of receiving the Holy Communion, I had to watch from the sidelines. If Christians believe that the Holy Communion is an intimate encounter with Christ, and so only fellow Christians are allowed to partake in this celebration of the Eucharist, then certainly Tantric rituals should also be seen in the same divine light.


Posted By  :   Sandeep Menon on May 27, 2007   *
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   RAJU NARAYANASWAMY IAS - I don't think you need to be told about him. Don't you have a backbone? Money is important - I know that as much as you do. But sacrificing a honest man and his career for money, it's just pathetic. Simply confessing to Jesus on Sundays won't help you. Even it's just one day in your life, you will end up suffering as much as Mr. RAJU NARAYANASWAMY IAS suffered in his entire life. All of those who are behind this will suffer. People will stop praying for themselves and rather pray for him and pray against you corrupt politicians. I sympathize for my country.
Posted By  :   Jaheez Md. on May 26, 2007   *
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   Sir, Pinarai is supporting Mamooty's statement that he do not have illegal property because Mamooty's benami M.A.Pharis is Pinarai's agent who hold lot of lands in Chennai, Cochin and Bangalore. He is Vice Chairman of Rashtreeya Deepika. How a Muslim can become vice chairman of a Christian daily. Money power. Pharis hold two software companies in Chennai on behalf of Mamooty. Those companies cheated a Singapore Company (NKF) in 2005 millions of dollars. He is in wanted list of Singapore Govt. Mamooty is clever. His name will not come out. Mamooty and Pinarai are regular visitors in Pharis house in Chennai. If possible bring out these cases.
Posted By  :   Krishn.S.A on May 26, 2007   *
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   respected sir,
i salute u for your achivements.
as a proud kottayamite,i would like to tell u that kottayam is one of the most negelected districts of kerala.whenever a new project comes up in kerala,either ernakulam or trivandrum or some other district will be chosen for the same
and kottayam is always neglected.in my opinion kottayam is a more suitable place for the new international airport than kannur because of its geographical location.kottayam will develop a lot.kottayam needs an international airport because of its ideal location in kerala.its the gateway to thekkady,shabarimala,kumarakom,vagamon,kuttikkanam. not conly that this airport can serve majority of people of kottayam,idukki,pathamthitta and alappuzha as well as people of tamilnadu nearer to kerala.apart from that,importanat city in kerala nearest to madurai is kottayam.we are proud to say that kottayam is the land of letters but not many institutions of prime importance are there in kottayam except RIT which came into light only because of you sir.
hence please consider the following projects for kottayam.
1.INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT(kochi airport is about 100 kms away and trivandrum about 165)(very very important and this fact should be noted)
2.kottayam-madurai railway line(very important)
3.medical varisty
4.IIT(it should not be in palakkad or trivandrum or kochi or calicut or kannur or since these already have many big industries and institutions of high reputation)
Posted By  :   manojedani on May 25, 2007   *
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   wish you all the best
Posted By  :   Surendranath on May 23, 2007   *
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   Subject: God save Kerala !!


>> Achuthanandan, Oommen Chandy, Pinarayi Vijayan & Karunakaran were
>> flying
in a helicopter.

>> Achuthanandan drops a Rs.100.00 note & says,"I made 1 Malayalee
happy."
>>
>> Chandy drops two Rs.50.00 notes & says,"I made 2 Malayalees happy."
>>
>> Pinarayi drops ten Rs.10.00 notes & says," I made 10 Malayalees
happy."
>>
>> Karunakaran drops 100 Re.1.00 coins & says,"I made 100 Malayalees
>> happy."
>>
>> The pilot who overheard all these, warned them, If you don't keep
>> quiet "I'll throw all four of you out and make 3 crores of
Malayalees happy."
>>
>> God save Kerala !!
Posted By  :   jissa m.j on May 22, 2007   *
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   plus two result 2007 was great
Posted By  :   prajith on May 22, 2007   *
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   all development and changes happening in vs era created and beginning stage hand by you and udf,smartcity,moonnar etc.
1 yr over,act as a responsible opposition and live in the heart of common people,definite udf will come back in stronger
all the best
regards
prajith
Posted By  :   Sibi on May 22, 2007   *
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   GOOD WEBSITE...
Posted By  :   REJITHA K.R on May 21, 2007   *
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   Sir,
I am a diploma holder in electronics with distinction. I want a job.
Posted By  :   josan on May 20, 2007   *
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   Dear sir,
I wish to congratulate you and the entire udf team for the creative part you played in munnar issue and smart city.Without your pressure it is unimaginable,CPI demolish their own party office in Munnar.
Mr Achuthanandan has an inborn talent in the subject of demolision . Even when he was nothing in poitics he destroyed vegetables like bananas and tapioca as a part of his notorious "vettinirathal strike" . Now when you do all the good job for smart city he jumb into your bed and start sleeping on it. Anyway continue your good job .We wish you all the success.
Posted By  :   Unnikrishnan Pallipatt on May 20, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,
I am a congress man from born. I am from Thrissur Dist, Kattakampal Panchayat which comes under Wadakkanchery Assembly Seat. Presently I am working in Bahrain. During the list visit to kerala I attended a party meeting which i was very upset by seeing our party men's approch to the party. The appointed ward president is a young man he dont know anything about party. He is a auto driver by profession, he came after 2 hours to the meeting and explained his delay by saying " oru ottamundaayirunnu" I could not see any energetic persons in that meeting. 5-7 old chaps were attended. I enquired about this to the collegue and they told our party in kerala is like that only. It is sad indeed. we dont have any organisational structure. During the election time they put some flags and posters and that all their party activities. Please note that our panchayat was with congress since it formed and lost in the last election. Our Ward was with congress since its created. They lost the same in the last election. Our Assembly seat was with congress since 1977 and they given to CPM last time. (ofcourse because of the Muraleedharan's Candidature). One congress man told during last election that even we sit in the opposition, we never allow one DIC men to be elected. (TV Chandramohan lost the seat over 20000 votes). Let Achuthananthan do as he wish, please try to do something to strengthen the party from the grassroot level. otherwise in future, our position will be same like UP.

Best of luck

Unnikrishnan Pallipatt

Posted By  :   jayprakash on May 17, 2007   *
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   Please try to be more active in bringing comman man problem to the notice of govern ent
Posted By  :   james plakal on May 16, 2007   *
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   Congrats on your stand against karunakaran.Please wipe out the communists.We are with you.
Posted By  :   CHERIYAN PHILIP on May 15, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,

We all knows that SMART CITY is your baby.

BUT NOW ALL THE CREDITS IS GOING TO ACUMAMAN.
Posted By  :   Jpal on May 14, 2007   *
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   Let me congratulate you as the leader of the formal government along with present CM for making smart city a realty .I want to give the credit to you as responsible politician, you did not put up a dog fight with present govt by rising unnecessary, unwanted and un-logical opposition as raised by some of the narrow minded opposition LDF politicians and that enabled this agreement a reality and govt is able to sign up the project. The only blame for your govt is that you did not sign the agreement during your tenure in the office.
If it was signed before, I believe it had many advantages . the said direct investment of 800 cores of that time, means the simple interest generated is Rs 80 cores
25000 to30000 construction jobs will bring another 30 cores. Then the direct employment at Info park the at least can yield 30 cores for first year of the operation . Infra structure investment and its jobs is another avenue for generating money .
Well regarding the land price Mr Shanavas is the best person to tell, because he knows the pulse of land price in Kerala especially @ Ernakulam dist, Let me add another observation price at smart city area The project land of 236 acre,80% is in the interior side of Edachira Kakanad the price less than Rs 5000/ in the year 2004/05.Out of this again 45% of the proposed area was paddy field and marshy land and was quoting around rs 2000/. the balance which had road access and level ground was quoting in Rs 20000 to 30000 . This is a true fact because Kochi corporation acquired land at Brammapuram for its waste disposal plant, in the range of rs 5000 to 20000 in year 2005/06 It is said that time the price agreed by the corporation was at the higher side. But there too price escalated later and the actual price in 2005 was lower. As govt said the whole investment for the info park with building, land and infrastructure was only below 86 cores.
Look at now the same Edachira and Bramma puram interior side land is quoting around Rs 2.5 to 3 lakhs . the Edachira main road is quoting around rs 6 to 8 lakhs sea Port air port road 12 lakhs By pass 18 to 20 lakhs ( Thanks to Kerala builders Form for providing the insight of current and past land prices and the comparisons .
What we want fast development . We want committed broad minded politicians to take lead and march ahead best wishes

Posted By  :   mohan on May 14, 2007   *
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   Kerala saved may be few Core Rupees after delaying this project about 2 years. How much tax money the delay would cost the state. 90,000x200,000x.15 = Rs. 270 Core tax money per year. (90,000 Employes, Average Salary Rs200,000/year and atleat @ 15% tax) Infopark maybe a white elephant. that one building in infopark not much value to anybody. only possitive i see is no other govt. sponserd park in ernakulam for 5 years. since
2 yeras already passed. only 3 more years left. How many parks govt plans to sponser in the next few years in ernakulam
probabily none.
The same will happen Express Highway

"I tried my best to stop them, but they insist"
your CM
Posted By  :   paul on May 14, 2007   *
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   VS and comapny tried thier best to loose the project. Imagine what happens if OC act like the VS when he was the oposition leader. Project this kind of magitude You should not worry about few Rupees Lost. IF the Project was Completed 1 year earlier think how much money was made By state and other people.
Posted By  :   Suresh Pillia on May 13, 2007   *
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   Dear Mr Chandy,
WE do not forget the role you played in bringing smart city to kerala.Do not lose heart.Truth and a good heart will never go unrecognised.I am sad that your party colleaugues do not have the intellect to understand this
Posted By  :   shanavas E on May 08, 2007   *
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   the new modifications planned by the SCERT curriculam committy create a income based discrmination in the education field
Posted By  :   John R Zachariah on Apr 30, 2007   *
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   My name is John R Zachariah. I am a Keralite, living in north America for the past 48 years, settled down in Canada, a retired electrical engineer.

The purpose of this e-mail is to point out the advisability of using spiral florescent electric bulbs instead of incandescent electric bulbs to save electricity usage in Kerala as well as other states in India. A 13 watts spiral florescent bulb will provide the equivalent of 60 watts incandescent bulb. Similarly 23 watts spiral florescent bulb will yield the brightness equivalent to the light produced by 100 watts incandescent bulb. This means more than 75 percent savings in electric power usage. Also, the longevity of these new spiral bulbs is five times the longevity of the incandescent bulbs. The savings are considerable. The base of these two types of bulbs are the same so that the socket does not require any change.

To compensate for the higher cost of the spiral florescent bulb, the state government could create mechanism to subsidize the purchase of these bulbs by the consumer. Such subsidy will be a lot cheaper than the investment required for equivalent electric power generation.

When the spiral bulbs, in the long run, burn out, they should be collected in stores and returned to depots to dispose them off after extracting substance such as mercury from it, to avoid environmental pollution.

In north America and Europe incandescent electric bulbs are being banned or their production being stopped in view of the significant savings yielded by their alternative, the florescent spiral bulbs.

I hope this suggestion will be of practical benefit to people in Kerala.

With Much Regards and Best Wishes,

John R Zachariah
Posted By  :   paul on Apr 28, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir
Mr Achu is not willing to get into the bus. Please make him to get into the bus. He thinks more buses coming, but if he is not willing to get in you should make sure he gets in

Thanks

Paul
Posted By  :   faisal on Apr 23, 2007   *
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   UDF Do not support Xpress way & ADB.It was your clean sweep the last election...

Alas..........

Thanks
Faisal
Jeddah
KSA
Posted By  :   vinod nair on Apr 22, 2007   *
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   well by compromising on smart city deal what was their offer to you
Posted By  :   Vinod on Apr 21, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,
Sorry for taking your time. Why not UDF include TM jacob and his party. As a close watcher of politics most of the UDF leaders except yourself,K M Mani, ET, Ramesh, Shanavaz etc doesnt even know what they are saying.Mr T M Jacob is does a lot a home work and has his own effective views on any issues. Our leaders shoud have a mind to forget the differences in past. In a fast growing technological era, our leaders also should grow.I personally think that congress is safe in your hands, but it should definitly have the leaders like T M Jacob to support it.
leaders like you and Ramesh should have a control over the chota leaders(in youth congress) in which 90% of them doesnt even know the necessities of our state. The only motto that I personally feel among these leaders is that they should grow.Ok Sir, Wishing u all the very best and belated vishuashamsagal
Posted By  :   Simon on Apr 17, 2007   *
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   Wishing you all the best.

Why Jesudas needs to go to the 'Guruvayoor' temple? If he really wants to go to pray, he can go to any temple or church since God is not located in one place or in a building.

People are trying to make issues, that the way they are making themselves famous or infamous. The very person who raised this issue (The Minister) has already created many similar issues previously. I guess he really need God's help!!!

I'm a Malayalee and I love being a Malayalee even though I live here in Canada.
Simon
Posted By  :   Gopinadhan K G on Apr 16, 2007   *
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   Sir, first of all let me appreciate d gud work u did during ur tenure. I would like to bring your attention to the fact that i notice great development possibilities in IT feild in our state capital. While most of the IT giants prefer Bangalore or Hyderabad, i notice that our state is not far behind in their fav list. Provide them the infrastructure facilities and support, and they will be ready to plant their roots in Trivandrum. Not only IT proffesionals succeed by that but also there are a hell lot of job oppurtunities surrounding this feild. Hoping your speedy response for my words, n wishing you the very best in all your ventures..
Posted By  :   bhattathiri on Apr 15, 2007   *
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   In the storm of life you have to struggle through myriads of stimuli of pressure, stress, and muti-problems that seek for a solution and answer. you are so suppressed by the routine of this every life style that most of us seem helpless. However, if you look closely to ancient techniques you shall discover the magnificent way to understand and realize the ones around us and mostly ourselves. If only you could stop for a moment and allow this to happen… So please take rest and have healthy life.
bhattathiri
Posted By  :   CK Raju, Thrissur on Apr 14, 2007   *
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   I think Smart City needs to be discussed with more care.
1. Almost all IT professionals who are qualified to work at the end of their professional course get a job offer even before they enter the final year. So there is no dearth of jobs in IT sector. Smart City is not a requirement raised by IT Professionals of the State.
2. An IT project should really create more industries that are ready to consume IT-services. This doesn't happen in a pure IT project like smart city. (justlike you cannot go on opening gold supermarkets in every village without increasing the need for it or enhancing the capability of people to buy it) IT project as a standalone one, doesn't create any new IT jobs significantly - these are the ones which are transplanted from one part of the globe to here. So new opportunities are not created, old ones are shifted. The claim that these will provide employment to thousands of youth here is bogus claim.
3. Smart City will be claimed mostly by proprietary software developers - who need territorial space to conduct their business in secrecy. It doesn't help Free Software developers who can build Free Software in a distributed manner, with developers joining together from every part of the world. So Smart city is contradictory to Free Software promotions.
4 The government should allow its services - govt services- to be enabled with Free Software - so that every malayalee can contribute and make money sitting anywhere in the world - this is the true form of promotion.
5. Smart City will cause a spurt in real estate prices of land within Kochi and nearby districts, making land resources out of reach of common malayalee. In a few years, there would be non-malayalees all over kerala, and KEralites will end up doing trivial jobs. Take the case of Bangalore for instance - there are far less kannadigas there, most are non-kannadigas. Kannadigas end up doing menial jobs.
6. Kerala will soon then become another Singapore or Malaysia, and it will be alien for native malayalees.

Please raise the quality of discussions, and act. I am ready to assist in discussions.
Posted By  :   suresh on Apr 13, 2007   *
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   bad
Posted By  :   K V Shamsudheen on Apr 10, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,

We have submitted the following representation to the Chief Minister. We request you to take follow up action:

Representation

Hon. Cheif Minister,

The Union Cabinet on 22nd March, 2007 gave its approval to a policy frame work for establishing a NRI/PIO university in India in a special economic zone (SEZ) as a deemed university under Section 3 of the UGC Act.

We came to know that the university would be set up as an institution of excellence under the overall supervision of the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs.

Kerala state contributes the largest number of Non Resident Indians (NRIs) living in around the world and Kerala receives highest amount of remittance from these NRIs.

We Keralites are forefront in Educational sector in all countries. Today we are very fortunate, because the minister of Overseas Indian Affairs also is a Keralites so, we can expect his support also. On these grounds, Kerala has full right to set up NRI/PIO University and our state would be an ideal place.

We request your government to take an aggressive and all party collective initiative and pressure to the centre Government to get this university in Kerala. It will generate lot of employment and help to develop the state.

We expect your special attention since you are looking after the department of Non Resident Keralites.

With best wishes

For Pravasi Bandhu Welfare Trust
K V Shamsudheen
(Chairman)

Posted By  :   sreejith.pc on Apr 10, 2007   *
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   Respected Sir,
Am a young software engineer working in Mysore from Thalassery and also from communist family. Even though I don’t know much about politics but seriously observing each politician what he is doing for improving our living standard especially poor. In that point of view am giving good position to you.
So, coming to my point that, as a leader of opposition and above observation am requesting you to take necessary action for improving Virajpet Road in Karnataka boarder connecting kannur district to Mysore and Bangalore. Thousands of peoples are daily using this road for earning money for their bread. If you can do some thing for this definitely these peoples will remember you through out their life.

With regards,
sreejith
Posted By  :   harendra on Apr 08, 2007   *
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   hello sir
Posted By  :   Rev:varghese Puthuva on Mar 30, 2007   *
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   Dear sir,
I read that you are all believer and pro God.According to the Holy book(Bible)what is you and your people know about mean by believers.
Posted By  :   ROBI GEORGE SAMUEL on Mar 29, 2007   *
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   I appricated the greatest works you are doing in kerala.Always my prayers & wishes to you.I am from Oman.
Posted By  :   shuaib k.t on Mar 28, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,

we do not have any options for direct remittance from Jeddah(Saudi Arabia) to State Bank of India, kerala branches. Therefore you are requesting to do the needful in this regard. Thanks
Posted By  :   Juby Varghese on Mar 23, 2007   *
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   Sir
am Juby from Meenadom in Puthupally and I got the chance to work you and you are participating most of our family functions. I would like to point out some important notes for your attention.

1) When you come to our are for Inugration of Our Balajana Sakyam we hv submitted to you a complaint regarding the Meenachil Water Supply. I think it was 1998 and still the scheme is pending

2) We hv one KSRTC Bust Kottayam - Meenadom - Pampady and for the last few months this shedule is not operating.This was our first trip in morning and last trip at evening. Now we are realy in trouble. So I request you to do the needful to re shedule the present pvt bus timing for early and late timings.

A request to you
The local congress leaders are not looking the groth of meenadom / Puthupally every day they are telling to you their own personal problems
Posted By  :   ratheesh p on Mar 23, 2007   *
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   dear sir
complaint on police constable examination conducted by psc on march 4th 2006
I wrote this exam in ernakulam dist.the result of the exam held in 2006 was published in january2007.approximatily one year.the thing to be noted is that the short list of the ekm dist is very small.189 vacancyies were reported. But the candidates to fill these 189 vacancyies were not provided from this list. This is cruel by psc towards the youth of ekm dist.The short list of ekm contains just300.The fact that the canidates in the general section can apply to this post only up to the age of 25 must also be considered.while u where cm more than 1500 candidates where appointed in our dist.eventhough short list of all the dist were published more than 1500 vacancyies are still there.similarly police constable(tele communication )examination was held on 8/5/2002.eventhough the duration of the rank list was over new vacancyies were not published .since it is a field which offers more employment operchunities most youth's and their familys were saved when you were cm.since it is the time of LA meeting we request you to presentthis problem as a question before the meeting and to help the youngsters like us.so we request you to take immediat action in this meeting its self by new notification of this two posts.with lots of expectation
yours
faithfully
ratheesh
Posted By  :   SiniRaj.k.s on Mar 12, 2007   *
Comments :
   I am compleated on a MSC ELECTRONICS.My project will be MONITERING PARAMETER USING EMBEDDED S/M.Please accept my application.
Posted By  :   SiniRaj.k.s on Mar 12, 2007   *
Comments :
   I am compleated on a MSC ELECTRONICS.My project will be MONITERING PARAMETER USING EMBEDDED S/M.Please accept my application.
Posted By  :   Maya Sajeev on Mar 11, 2007   *
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   Respected Sir,

I am MAYA R. KRISHNA; I would like to know, I am a M.COM, B Ed holder and I wrote PSC exam for VHSE in 2006. When I applied for the PSC (VHSE) examination that time I don't have Bed passed certificate, after 11 days the result of Bed examination has been published and I got 79% marks. I have received one letter from PSC office around one month before and requested to send my certificates for the verification, when I check with PSC office they said who passed the PSC (VHSE) exam they should submit their Certificates for the verification. Now VHSE exam result has been published, I am not in the list. So, I check with one of my family friend (he is working at PSC Office) and he found that PSC rejected my result, because when I apply for the exam that time I am not a Bed Graduate. Only 11 days difference between examinations applied date and Bed Result date. Please let me know now what I can do? Please advice.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you for your all support in this matter.

Very Respectfully,

MAYA R. KRISHNA
Posted By  :   shyam prakash on Mar 11, 2007   *
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   Dear Sir,
Iam working in a private firm at muscat.My proper place is at karanthur in kunnamangalam legislative assembly.I was an active congress worker there.Iam writing this mail because Iam very sad hearing the news from kerala regarding the partiality problems in youth congress.This kind of problems will surely effect the mental strength of our workers as well as the growth of our party so badly.Sir please take immediate action to clear off such partialities and lead our party to more heights.
Posted By  :   shyam prakash on Mar 11, 2007   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir,
Iam working in a private firm at muscat.My proper place is at karanthur in kunnamangalam legislative assembly.I was an active congress worker there.Iam writing this mail because Iam very sad hearing the news from kerala regarding the partiality problems in youth congress.This kind of problems will surely effect the mental strength of our workers as well as the growth of our party so badly.Sir please take immediate action to clear off such partialities and lead our party to more heights.

With Best Regards
SHYAM
Posted By  :   Thomas Mathew on Mar 10, 2007   *
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   Dear Mr. Oommen Chandy,
Answer Mr. Poonthura Siraj that he was for long time the pet of UDF, following Oommen Chandy and Ramesh Chennithala (Boban and Molly) wagging his tail.
Posted By  :   Seby Geroge on Mar 07, 2007   *
Comments :
   Two suggestions to your party to act like a responsible opposition party
1. ADB – let Achuthananthan apologize to the people. ADB was supposed to implement in 2005. Now LDF implemented without any change. If Achuthananthan is not willing to apologize then he should be blocked in every corner until that happens. You and your party should be determined
2. MC road condition..plan a protest before this assembly finish..at least one-day assembly should be conducted in front of the MC road where road condition is horrible. If you need details how to do this please contact me.
Posted By  :   Thomas Mathew on Mar 07, 2007   *
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   Dear Mr. Oommen Chandry,

At least Mr. K M Mani could explain actual situation on Tsunami Fund. If this is the fact, why can't your people speak against the Lokayukta. Lokayukta was favour the LDF that time one by one through different opinions on varying issues. It all lead to the victory of LDF in the last assembly election.

Posted By  :   Jain Mathew Mundackal on Mar 05, 2007   *
Comments :
   Dear Mr. Oommen Chandy,

Please find below a copy of my application submitted to the Chief Minister of Kerala.

Kindly look on it and do the necessary.

Best regards,

Jain Mathew Mundackal, Athirampuzha.
From

Jain Mathew Mundackal

621, West Sadie Street,

Apt. # 116, Brandon ,

Florida - 33510

USA



To

The Chief Minister,

Kerala – India.

Subject: Please give protection to my aged Parents and our property.
M.S. MATHEW MUNDACKAL, ATHIRAMPUZHA, KOTTAYAM
PHONE: 0481-2713619



Ref.: Violation of Kottayam RDO’s Stay Order from digging and removing the Earth at Ward One, Athirampuzha Village, Kottayam Taluk, Kottayam District on this Sunday the 4th March 2007





Dear Respected Chief minister Comm. V. S. Achuthanandan,



Laal Salaam.



I am Jain Mathew, Mundackal, an NRI, 42 years old, currently residing at 621, West Sadie Street, Apt. # 116, Brandon – Florida, 33510 USA. Me and my family are here to earn our daily bread. My father is a Retired High School Head Master. My parents are above 70 years old and our property is lying in a small hill in Athirampuzha Village, Kottayam Taluk. We had a well and its water never dried even in the hottest summer. But unfortunately one of our neighbors sold the adjoining property and few years back the new purchaser of the land started to remove the earth. Due to the unlawful digging and removing the earth our well become dry even in the small summer heat. We asked our neighbor to stop the unlawful processes. He agreed and promised to build a supporting wall along the properties boarder which is in the condition of fell down at any time. But later, he not only hesitated to construct the wall but also started to dig further. Last week he started digging further with evil motives.



My brother who is an ex-service man asked the neighbor to stop the digging. But he quarreled with my brother and my brother approached the RDO. RDO issued a Stay Order but the neighbor with the help of Gundas violated the Stay Order and removed the earth unlawfully on this Sunday the 4th March 2007. My family members approached the SI., CI, Dy.SP. etc. but all their cries fell in to the deaf ears. All our efforts to establish law and order were in vain. My neighbor’s money and might succeeded. Law and Order failed.



What is this? Is there no law and order while our dear VS is in power? No Government there in Kerala? No protection for the person and property?



Please look into the matter and do the necessary. Look forward to hearing from you.



Yours Sincerely,



Jain Mathew Mundackal.
Posted By  :   MAN on Mar 04, 2007   *
Comments :
   A Government is not a place to make money but to make the lives of the people better and secure. Follow this and trust in god.
Posted By  :   K V Shamsudheen on Mar 03, 2007   *
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   Dear Mr. Oommen Chandy,
We have submitted the following letter to the Finance Minister of Kerala. We request you to take up this matter for the welfare of Non resident Keralites:

Dear Dr. Thomas Isaac,
Pravasi Bandhu Welfare Trust has being working to educate Pravasees especially expatriate Keralites working in GCC countries on the necessity of productive investment. We conducted a survey among 10,100 middle income non-resident Keralites (NRKs) and understood that even though they all agreed that they are regularly remitting money to home but only 2% is saving from that remittance. Last 25 years we NRKs had remitted Rs. 100,000 crore to Kerala, the balance in the NRE accounts of NRKs is merely Rs. 32,000 as on 31 st March 2005. Last year the remittance to the state was Rs. 22,000 crore from NRKs.

Second important finding of our survey is only 5% have financial resources to get a regular monthly income when they return back for permanent settlement. The number of people returning to Kerala from GCC countries today is equal to the number of people migrated about 15 – 20 years ago. Those days the number was negligible but today the number is very high. If a large number of people return from GCC countries without proper financial backing, it will create number of socio-economic issues in the state. You are aware that Gulf returnees are demanding for the assistance for rehabilitation and state support like pension, etc. We are fully aware that our state is not in the position to support the Gulf returnees, when we have more than 39 lakh jobless people in the state.

One of the mistake NRKs are doing is, they are not advising their dependents to control expenditure and save for the future. Pravasi Bandhu have being conducting training classes for expatriate Keralites all over GCC countries and weekly radio programs on control of expenditure, saving and investment. So far we had conducted 140 weekly programs in radio, 104 training sessions for more than 20,000 NRKs and two dozen talk shows in TV channels. We have seen very good result for this initiative.

When you visited UAE last time I met you in Sharjah Indian Association and had long discussion on the above matter. You had agreed on the suggestion to have an organised campaign to educate NRKs and their dependents on savings and investment in Kerala. Since you are in power, we request you to take a Government initiative and system for creation of awareness among NRKs and their dependents in Kerala on saving and productive investment for the better future.

Further we request you to introduce a project to canalise 10% this NRK remittance for the development of Kerala. If government of Kerala could introduce some recurring investment plans like Infrastructure Bonds for NRKs, with a return of 2% more than NRE deposits that will generate sufficient fund for state development, at the same time from this investment they will get a regular income when they return for permanent settlement.

We are very glade to know that Government of Kerala had floated a new company called Infrastructure Kerala Limited (InKel), to channelise investments from NRKs with a paid up capital of Rs. One billion out of that 26 percent stake would be held by Kerala Government.

NRKs had supported and invested in more than two dozen companies in Kerala since 1976. NRKs had very bad experience in investing in these companies fully or jointly promoted by Government of Kerala. The first company NRKs had invested was Keltron Component Complex Ltd year back 1976. Keltron Component Complex Ltd had paid its first and last dividend after 11 years where as Cochin International Airport Ltd made its maiden dividend after eight years. Few companies are disappeared with total loss to investors. Notably majority of the investors in these companies are low and middle income NRKs, all of them had invested their hard earned money expecting some return form the investment. Ninety five percent of NRKs from this segment are not having financial resources to get a regular income for their lively hood when they return for permanent settlement. All of them had invested expecting a regular income from their investment for the resettlement.

In addition to that among State-level public sector enterprises (SLPEs) in Kerala 49 enterprises incurred losses amounting to Rs 501.50 crore during the 2004-2005. So, NRKs who knows the past experience in investing in Kerala based companies will not invest again.

If you offer equity shares of InKel to NRKs will not invest again in Kerala because of their bad experience in the past. So we request the government to raise fund from NRKs by Bonds which will give some assured return for the investors.
We expect that you will take up these issues in the forthcoming Kerala Budget for year 2007-2008,



With regards

For Pravasi Bandhu Welfare Trust





K V Shamsudheen
Chairman
Posted By  :   ilanchelian on Feb 28, 2007   *
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   dear c.m,
my brother also cheated by yanbo associates and travel service in coimbatore,tamilnadu.we have given 1.25 lacs.we have enquired in station ,they are telling always same reponse.case is in court.we dont know the exact situation.please help us sir.thank you
Posted By  :   shanu on Feb 26, 2007   *
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   Hai Mr.
I hope that ur doing well.My concern is about the smart city, LDF goverment is going to sign the final agreement.As per the media this contract is better than the UDF.I would like to know what you have to say in this matter...Best of luck.
Posted By  :   SREEJESH CO on Feb 26, 2007   *
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   SIR,
GIVE SOME MESSAGES TO YOUR FANS IN www.ORKUT.COM
Posted By  :   Thomas Mathew on Feb 24, 2007   *
Comments :
   Dear Mr. Ommen Chandy,

Lot of disputes and arguments are heard about the Tsunami Fund. During your Government was there an account named “Tsunami Fund”? If not why can’t you or any of the congress leaders make it clear to the people.

If the funds were received into Chief Minister’s Draught Relief Fund, it need not be spent only for Tsunami victims. The fund is meant for any sort of relief activities. I am sure, the major share was spent for Tsunami rehabilitation work and naturally some funds must have been spent for other relief works as well.

As far as I know from the news during those days – all funds were diverted to Chief Minister’s Draught Relief Fund.

If I am right, then even Lakayukta did not consider the matter in its precise sense while passing comments on the matter. You and your people lack the precise sense to react to false accusations. It is the basic problem with any congress leaders. That means your minds are working somewhere else away from the basic problem.

Posted By  :   PAUL on Feb 22, 2007   *
Comments :
   SIR

MR BABBY BLAMED THE SCHOOL FOR THE TRAGEDY.
IS IT THE GOVERNMENTS RESPOSIBILITY TO INSPECT THE BOATS ?

PAUL
Posted By  :   George on Feb 18, 2007   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir,

Please could you check on the land rates which has gone so high that people like us struggling outside kerala to earn some money to buy land in kerala has become impossible, hence settling in other states of india, i really do not know whether you will be able to bring down the land rates, God bless you.

George
Posted By  :   ramshad on Feb 18, 2007   *
Comments :
   v gud
Posted By  :   KRISHNA on Feb 17, 2007   *
Comments :
   a well planed man but will be sometimes get in to some slips...
Posted By  :   Suhas Babu on Feb 17, 2007   *
Comments :
   Sir,
We need u once more for the development of kerala
Posted By  :   Adv. Varghese Mammen Chempumalil on Feb 09, 2007   *
Comments :
   Its really an excellent site.
Posted By  :   linoj k r on Feb 08, 2007   *
Comments :
   dear sir,
congratulations to our opposite leader
Posted By  :   bhattathiri on Jan 30, 2007   *
Comments :
   

Your website is beautiful, informative and Excellent.

Long and healthy life by Power of Yoga and Meditations.
The American justice Dept. have recently approved the power of yoga and meditation vide a recent judgement in the American court."Man Who Slapped Wife Sentenced to Yoga, It's Anger Management, Says Judge." First there was house arrest. Now there's yoga. A judge ordered a man convicted of slapping his wife to take a yoga class as part of his one-year probation. "It's part of anger management," County Criminal Court at Law Judge Larry Standley said of the ancient Hindu philosophy of exercise and well-being. "For people who are into it, it really calms them down. " Standley, a former prosecutor, said the case of James Lee Cross was unique. Cross, a 53-year-old car salesman from Tomball, explained that his wife was struggling with a substance abuse problem and that he struck her on New Year's Eve during an argument about her drinking. "He was trying to get a hold of her because she has a problem," Standley said after the court hearing. "I thought this would help him realize that he only has control over himself." The sentence came as a surprise to Cross, who was told to enroll in a class and report back to Standley on his progress. "I'm not very familiar with it," Cross said of yoga. "From what I understand, it may help in a couple ways, not only as far as mentally settling, but maybe a little weight loss." Darla Magee, an instructor at Yoga Body Houston in River Oaks, said she would recommend that Cross take a basic yoga class emphasizing breathing and including a variety of postures -- forward bends, back bends and twists. "Yoga can help us to get rid of many emotional issues we might have," she said. "It's a spiritual cleanse." Prosecutor Lincoln Goodwin agreed to a sentence of probation without jail time because Cross had no significant criminal history http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/2365341.
Yoga which is one of the greatest Indian co tribution to the world has got vast potential in all fields. In Tihar jail India Yoga is experimented among the inamtes and found successful. Their criminal mentality is changed. This study aimed at investigating the effect of Vipassana Meditation (VM) on Quality of Life (QOL), Subjective Well-Being (SWB), and Criminal Propensity (CP) among inmates of Tihar Jail, Delhi. To this effect the following hypotheses were formulated. 1. There will be a significant positive effect of VM on the QOL of inmates of Tihar jail. 2. VM will have a positive and significant effect on SWB of inmates. 3. Criminal propensity (CP) of inmates will decrease significantly after attending the VM course. 4. There will be significant difference in SWB and CP of experimental (Vipassana) group and control (non-Vipassana) group. 5. Male and female inmates will differ significantly in SWB and CP, as a result of VM. In the famous "Time" magazine the importance meditation and yoga, an ancient Indian system, is high-lighted that the ancient mind- and spirit-enhancing art is becoming increasingly popular and gaining medical legitimacy. It is a multi billion dollar business in US. In many Universities it is accepted as subject and included in the Syllabus. In the latest famous book "Inspire! What Great Leaders Do" written by Mr.Lance Secretan recently published by John Wiley and sons, the benefit of meditation is elaborately described for good corporate governance. By practising transcendental meditation, or TM, many people have got relief from back pain, neck pain, depression. The mind calms and quiets, . What thoughts you have during meditation become clearer, more focused. Anger, anxiety and worries give way to a peace. In the world exhorbitant medical expeneses one can definitely make use of meditation. Maharshi Mahesh Yogi and Sri Ravi Sankar are poplarising this. The Iyengar Yoga institute in US is famous.
In Bhagavad Gita Lord Krishna has inspired Arjuna to rise from his depression by preaching Gita in the battlefield and to rise from the depression to do his duties. In Holy Gita we can see, being hidden by the cosmic overview of any institution beset with myriad problems, not the least of which is its lack of moral probity, there is a groundswell of educated people seeking answers to deeply personal but universally asked questions. Chie Executives taking lessons from yoga, meditation and learning how to deal with human resources equations in an enlightened manner. Individuals from every walk of life can get ideas of how to be better human beings, more balanced and less stressed out.
Medical studies continue to show regular meditation working magic in reducing blood pressure and stress-related illnesses, including heart disease. Brain images show that regular meditation helps calm the most active sensory-assaulted parts of the brain. The ancient Hindu sage Patanjali who had mastered the secrets of the human mind has written a book "Yogasutra".In this book we can see how super powers can be achieved by meditation. It has both cosmic relevance and cosmic resonance. In spite of its universal appeal, for most people total control of mind remains an elusive goal and daunting task. From time immemorial, there have been many attempts throughout the world to unlock the mysteries of the mind and to achieve total control over it through a variety of techniques. One of the most powerful of these techniques is meditation.
Many spiritual leaders, sages, saints, and holy people such asSri. Buddha, Sri Ramakrishna, Madam Sarada Devi, and Swami Vivekananda have practised this. One of the ways to control physiological reactions to psychological stimuli is meditation, Yoga, Zen Buddhism etc. The scientists take Transcendental Meditation (TM) as the uniform technique, and base their observations on the study of the subjects engaged in this form of meditation. In summing up the results the scientists have come to conclusion that the effect of meditation is a "wakeful, hypo-metabolic state". They have found that: 1) Yogis could slow both heart rate and rate of respiration, 2) Yogis could slow the rate of metabolism as confirmed by decreased oxygen consumption and carbon-di-oxide output. 3) Electro-Encephalo-Gram (EEG - recording of brain activity) in Yogis showed changes of calmness in the form of "alpha rhythm" during both eyes closed and eyes open recordings. 4) Th ir skin resistance to electric stimulation was increased (indicating increased tolerance to external stimuli). Our usual 'defence-alarm' reaction to emotional and physical stress is in the form of "fright, flight, and fight" mediated through over-secretion of certain neuro-transmitters and neuro-modulators, namely adrenaline and dopamine by way of stimulation of sympathetic nervous system. Under the influence of these chemicals and hormones, we reflexively become panicky or aggressive, our blood pressure rises. Thus stress and anxiety is the end result if we allow our natural age-old sympathetic reactions to act and to come to surface. We try to run away, become fearful, or fight the situation. But today these 'defence-alarm' reactions have no place in our lives. Rather, they should be replaced by more calm and serene reactions of equanimity and fearlessness. The need is to just 'face the brute, and it will go away'. Such desirable reactions of non-aggression and peaceful attitude are generated by Y ga and meditation. EEG Studies on Yogis and The Zen Meditations: Yogis practising Raja-Yoga claim that during the state of samadhi they are oblivious to the internal and external stimuli, and they enjoy a calm ecstasy during that state. A study was undertaken to record the electrical activity of their brain during this state by means of a regular and useful test known as electroencephalography EEG. Physiological and experimental studies have demonstrated that the basis of conscious state of brain, among other things, is due to activation of "reticular system" in the brain-stem in response to internal and external stimuli. These stimuli bring about various changes during sleeping and wakeful states of the organism and these can be studied by EEG. The study was carried out on four subjects during the state of concentration and meditation. Effects of external stimuli, like a loud gong, strong light, thermal simulation, and vibrations were studied. The results were compiled and analyzed. It was observed that two Yogis could keep their hands immersed in extremely cold water for about 50 minutes (raised pain threshold). During state of meditation, all of them showed persistent "alpha activity" in their EEG with increased amplitude wave pattern, both during 'eyes closed' and 'eyes open' recording. It was observed that these alpha activities could not be blocked by various sensory stimuli during meditation. It was also observed that those, who had well-marked "alpha activity" in their resting EEG showed greater aptitude and zeal for maintaining the practice of Yoga. Similar observations and results were obtained when EEGs were recorded in persons adept in Zen Meditative technique. Can we say that only those persons who exhibit such recording of "alpha wave rhythm" in their EEG are fit for Yoga? and be designated as right candidates for meditation and Yoga practices? (Such experiments are indeed very few and the number of yogis examined is also very small. Therefore, scientifically and statistic lly these observations have only a tentative importance. Further research is definitely called for, albeit it will have its own limitations.) It is said that in the unknown period of Lord Jesus Christ , He was under meditation.
Ref. Yoga magazines
Newsweek.com
Newyork times
Time magazine
Posted By  :   Prof. M.C. Rajan on Jan 29, 2007   *
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   Sir,
Prof. Ananthakrishnan Committee appointed by the MHRD, Govt. of India had recommended the upgradation of CUSAT in to an Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology. Subsequently, the MHRD had asked Govt. of Kerala to give its consent. Unfortunately, the Kerala Govt forwarded its consent with a few conditions which the MHRD may not accept. Now it is almost 3 months since the Kerala Govt has given its conditional consent. Nothing has happened so far.
Kindly look into the matter and take up the issue with Sri. Arjun Singh, Minister for HRD.
If we don't act fast, Kerala will lose an Institute of National Importance.
Also please persuade the Chief Minister and Education Minister of Kerala.
With Regards

Prof. Rajan, Kochi
Posted By  :   Mani Ouseph on Jan 27, 2007   *
Comments :
   Hello good luck
Posted By  :   k.thomas mathew on Jan 25, 2007   *
Comments :
   welcome opp.leader
Posted By  :   paul on Jan 18, 2007   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir

the term free software is only to fool people.if all the softwares are free how all thease IT profesionals get paid. Actually there is no free software

thanks paul
Posted By  :   REJI JOSEPH on Jan 18, 2007   *
Comments :
   I TRAVELED T.V.M- TVLA
BY TRAIN IN 2004 MAY WITH YOU.YOU ARE THE NEXT CHEIF MINISTER
Posted By  :   Joji on Jan 10, 2007   *
Comments :
   Multi talented personality with good vision and hardwork
Posted By  :   AbrahamLincoln on Jan 09, 2007   *
Comments :
   First of let me inform you that I am born and brought up in Bhopal, but my parents are from Pathanamthitta. Now they are settled back in Kerela. I am employed in dubai as HR Manager.

First of all let me congratulate you on your short term assignment as CM. During your tenure, my personal feedback is that you have achieved certain objective which was highlighted. But I also appreciate for your visionary thinking & fast decesion making. I would suggest to have young charistimatic leaders, which is lacking in Congress party. You should lay down bench marking for each minister when objectives are laid down on yearly basis. Your yearly objective should be published in all leading new papers and when this are achieved you should highlights this achievement by publising and broadcasting on all channel on yearly basis.

You should also communicate with people ask them there grievaces directly and arrange to meeting them. Personal email /postal id for each area/district should be created so that you are aware of the people problem directly. On getting you should speak to the elected represetative to submit his report. An acknowledgement of the report should be forwarded to the people and when action are taken your feedback on this.

For example I have been visiting kerela on average yearly basis to my district, but till date the road are not developed, street ligts are not there and even this matter was brought to the notice of MLA - Raju and the panchayat member for more than 10 times, they say funds are inadequate and they will look into, which never happens. People should be given basic infrastructure facilities like schooling, hospital, transport,communication & roads which is lacking in certain area in Kerela. District hospital are in misreable conditions no one to listed.

I would also suggest in developing free zones like we have in dubai, where no strikes or closure by trade union is held. The growth in Kerela will be higher. I would appreciate your feedback.

I also suggest in laying down regulation in safe guarding NRI properties and investment in return
Posted By  :   group of womens on Jan 06, 2007   *
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   we have womens issue matter that harasshed by the income tax department department have wrongly attached our investments and savings accounts.we had approched many time to the Govt authorities but still no response have been received. we are all involved in Godly services. this is very unique task on this earth. Shiv Supreme Soul has come on this earth to transform old world in to new world.
Posted By  :   Jose on Dec 31, 2006   *
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   Sir,
I hope our time starts after the by election in Thiruvampady. Unitedly we have to go
we are with you. So wishing you a very prosperous new year.
Posted By  :   Unnikrishnan R on Dec 31, 2006   *
Comments :
   Dear Sir,

Wishing you and family a very very happy and prosperous 2007 .

Warm regards, Unni
Posted By  :   Fr Joy Sleeby on Dec 23, 2006   *
Comments :
   Dear OOmmacha,
Ella Christmas Puthuvarsha asamsakalum Nerunnu
Posted By  :   jacob abraham on Dec 22, 2006   *
Comments :
   MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU THROUGHT THE NEW YEAR