Thursday, November 26, 2009
Poor Service of Reliance GSM
Reliance GSM has launched a massive ad campaign claiming to be the cheapest mobile operator with lowest tariff in all areas of mobile operation. It may be cheapest but the call quality and connectivity of Reliance GSM is worst in Delhi. The most problematic areas are poor signal, call drops and poor GPRS operation. Reliance Communications must address to these on urgent basis. Consumers can not be fooled for too ling just on the ground of cheap tariff but poor quality of service when the mobile subscribers have so much choice of operators and coming mobile portability scheme.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Can Our Youth Afford Babri Obsession?
Politicians on either side are suddenly laced with the Babri ghost to fight their political battle. Are their 'concern' affecting the common man who is already burdened with inflation and pressure to survive in this hostile world? India consisting of youth and crores who are born after 6.12.92 are in the midst of fearce competition to gather foothold with exciting career opportunities. What will they gain whether Advanis are hanged or Congress is declared highest on the secular pedestal? It is high that the good sense prevails and our politicians concentrate on the challenges facing the country in this era of globalisation.
How many of us will admire Thackerays and fire the youth icon Sachin Tendulkar? We have to believe the role models like Sachin and not the desperate and intellectually bankrupt politicians who have only hatred and enemosity to offer.
How many of us will admire Thackerays and fire the youth icon Sachin Tendulkar? We have to believe the role models like Sachin and not the desperate and intellectually bankrupt politicians who have only hatred and enemosity to offer.
How to Associate with Unworthy Politicians?
How can a common man associate with the fighting politicians who are subverting the nation to a position where a man on the street has growing disenchantment and apathy with the political system? Abandoned and marginalized politician like Bal Thackeray is desperate to regain his ground and spewing venom by attacking a nationwide youth icon who has only concentrated on what he is supposed to do -play cricket and nothing else as alleged by the Thackerays and Company.
Now the storm over the Babri demolition is witnessing some heavy bombardment of poisonous vocal outbursts by the politicians on each other and even getting into physical fight to finish as the helpless nation watched in the Rajya Sabha on 24th November on the cost of heavy expenditure drawn from the law abiding taxpayers.
The common man already burdened with the growing inflation and totally hostile environment to cope with is the real loser in this democracy with which we are so proud of. What will our Prime Minister discuss with Obama? Certainly not the ongoing ding dong battle and mud slanging by the politicians.
India is a country of youth with a major percentage of population not even born before the Babri demolition. The youth are crumbling under the expectation of the demanding parents and in this age of cut throat competition how will they gain if the villains and martyrs of Babri are determined after good 17 years?
Certainly it would have been better had the parliament of our nation discussed the damning UNICEF report on the state of children in India rather in the past two days rather than making the Parliament a boxing ring.
Now the storm over the Babri demolition is witnessing some heavy bombardment of poisonous vocal outbursts by the politicians on each other and even getting into physical fight to finish as the helpless nation watched in the Rajya Sabha on 24th November on the cost of heavy expenditure drawn from the law abiding taxpayers.
The common man already burdened with the growing inflation and totally hostile environment to cope with is the real loser in this democracy with which we are so proud of. What will our Prime Minister discuss with Obama? Certainly not the ongoing ding dong battle and mud slanging by the politicians.
India is a country of youth with a major percentage of population not even born before the Babri demolition. The youth are crumbling under the expectation of the demanding parents and in this age of cut throat competition how will they gain if the villains and martyrs of Babri are determined after good 17 years?
Certainly it would have been better had the parliament of our nation discussed the damning UNICEF report on the state of children in India rather in the past two days rather than making the Parliament a boxing ring.
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