is Y.S Jagan responsible for poor show of Congress in A.P GHMC elections?

Y.S Jagan's proximity with Mining mafia man Gali Janardhan Reddy and the alleged thousands of crores of investments by industrialists in Sakshi news paper have been in headlines recently.

None from Congress party invited Y.S Jagan to campaign for GHMC elections. But he pleaded the party senior leaders and campaigned for the last two days. The result is a poor show by Congress though they emerged as the single largest party.

It is clearly evident from the results of the divisions where Jagan campaigned. YS Jagan campaigned extensively in some of the divisions for his loyalists in GHMC polls and avoided assembly constituencies represented by his father's detractors.

Many of them opined that Congress will fare well in the division campaigned by YS Jagan. But, the results were something different. Congress candidates were defeated in those divisions.

Notable among the losses were the defeat of both Congress nominees in Maheshwaram constituency represented by Home Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy are now bagged by TDP with a huge margin of 3,500 votes. It was worse in L. B. Nagar represented by Mr. Jagan’s close follower D. Sudhir Reddy as the party lost seven out the eight divisions to the TDP. Let us see what is in store for him in the coming days.

Acharya Shambhavi, an 8-year-old saint ( friend of Dalai Lama in her past life )

Shambhavi, 8 year old girl from AP, India, says that her aim is to fight for the Tibet people’s freedom; Dalia lama and she were friends in past life, were disciples of Buddha. She said that Lama will meet her in this December.

There are several arguments over the Shambhavi's episode but devotes do not seem much cared about the negative talk on Shambhavi. Thousands of people visiting Suryanandhi temple in Kurnool district where Shambhavi is lodged and meeting temple visitors.

Businessman Anil Ambani is giving Rs.1 crore to the Suryanandhi temple for development activities. This brought lot of attention and may motivate others also to donate in similar way. Let us wait and see whether Dalai lama meets or not.

CEC report to Supreme Court on OMC Mining mafia lead by Gali Janardhan Reddy and the involvement of shameless YSR and YS Jagan

Read the following and you know the involvement YSR, YS Jagan in giving illegal permits and helping themselves and helping Gali Janardhan Reddy in order to build an empire of money.

The Central Empowered Committee (CEC) recommended to the Supreme Court that all mining activity in the region be suspended immediately till the boundaries of the mining leases are determined and fixed by an independent agency.

In a scathing criticism of the previous Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy government, the CEC noted that "the objectivity, fairness and impartiality which is expected from a state government is shockingly lacking here and does not inspire confidence".

CEC brought the facts and let us wait and see whether the current government lead by Rosaiah will take any action at least now?

Highlights of CEC report on OMC:

Tendulkar the real match winner

Q 1) When ever tendulkar scores a ton india losses ?
FACT:india has won 32 matches out of 45 when tendulkar has scored a ton which is a whopping 71%

Q 2) oh is it ? but this useless player should have scored all his 32 match winning centuries against weaker teams like bangla/kenya/zim?
FACT: His tons have helped india win 9 times against australia.list is as follows -
australia--9, new zealand --5, srilanks -5, kenya -4, zimbabwe-4, west indies-3, south africa-2, pakistan-1 & namibia -1

Q 3) All most all of his match winning centuries were scored batting first this choker cant score a run while chasing under pressure ?

Fact: Tendulkar has scored 17 tons while chasing a huge score & india has won 15 times ( unbelievable 88 %).some of his most popular innings while chasing , the one against aus in WB series downunder & the one in sharjah , the innings against pakistan in wc,

Q 4) May be this was long time back ,BUt in recent times whenever he has scored a ton we have lost ?
FACT:India has won last 4 matches out of 5 when he has scored a century ( 80%)

Tendulkar has won 60 MOM's out of which in india has won 54 times (90%), & 8 times he got MOM award in the finals ( Hold ur breath 100 % success rate , all were won ) . All other so called indian greats combined have played close to 1000 matches & n have not won 60 mom & won so many matches for india . APart from this he has be named man of the series 16 times.

Cricket Schedule 2010 : India, Australia, England, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies, New Zealand & Bangladesh

In Year 2010, cricket calender is packed with a Twenty20 world cup in month of April in West Indies, Asia cup which is an ODI tournament played between all asian country, several bilateral tours like South Africa, New Zealand & Australia tour of India which includes test series and T20 games and one or two triseries as well. and on top of all, Australia and England resume their battle for urn, the Ashes 2010, to be played in Australia this time from the month of November.

Australia also tour England for a series of one day internationals while England play host to Pakistan vs Australia test series after a long gap. Bangladeshi team will have their busiest cricketing season while Indian cricket team will indulge into Indian Premier League (IPL), Champions League T20 along with their International commitments.

England Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

Months	Versus	Matches	Fixtures & Result
January	England in South Africa	4 tests + 5 ODI + T20	Eng in SA 2010
February-March	England in Bangladesh	2 tests + 3 ODIs	Eng in Bdesh 2010
April	T20 WC in West Indies	Twenty20 World cup	World T20 2010
May	Bangladesh in England	2 Test + 3 ODI	Bdesh in Eng 2010
June	Australia in England	5 ODI Series	Aus in Eng 2010
Aug-Sept	Pakistan in England	4 test & 5 ODI	Pak in Eng 2010
Nov-Dec	England in Australia	Ashes 2011	Ashes 2010

India Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	India in Bangladesh	2 Test + Triseries	India in Bdesh 2010
February-March	South Africa in India	3 Test + 5 ODI	SA in Ind 2010
April	Asia Cup	ODI Tournament	Asia Cup 2010
April	T20 WC in West Indies	Twenty20 World Cup	World T20 2010
May	India in Zimbabwe	3 ODI Series	Ind in Zim 2010
July	India in Sri Lanka	Triseries	Ind v NZ v SL
October	Australia in India	7 ODI Series	Aus in Ind 2010
November	New Zealand in India	3 Test + 5 ODI	NZ in Ind 2010

Australia Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	Pakistan in Australia	3 Test + 5 ODI + T20	Pak in Aus 2010
February	West Indies in Australia	5 ODI + T20	WI in Aus 2010
March-April	Australia in New Zealand	3 Test + 5 ODI + 2 T20s	Aus in NZ 2010
April	T20 World Cup in WI	Twenty20 World Cup	World T20 2010
June	Australia in England	5 ODI Series	Aus in Eng 2010
July	Pak v Aus in Eng	2 Test & 3 ODI	Pak v Aus 2010
August	Bangladesh in Australia	2 Test & 3 ODI	Bdesh in Aus 2010
October	Australia in India	7 ODI series	Aus in Ind 2010
November	England in Australia	5 Test Series	Ashes 2010-11

Pakistan Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	Pakistan in Australia	3 Test + 5 ODI + T20	Pak in Aus 2010
April	Asia Cup	ODI Tournament	Asia Cup 2010
April	T20 World cup in West Indies	Twenty20 World Cup	World T20 2010
July	Pak v Aus in Eng	2 Test & 3 ODI	Pak v Aus 2010
Aug-Sept	Pakistan v England	4 test & 5 ODI	Pak in Eng 2010
October	Bangladesh in Pakistan	2 Test + 3 ODI	Bdesh in Pak 2010
November	South Africa in Pakistan	3 Test + 5 ODI	SA in Pak 2010

New Zealand Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

February	Bangladesh in New Zealand	1 Test, 3 ODI, 2 T20	Bdesh in NZ 2010
March-April	Australia in New Zealand	Test + ODI + T20	Aus in NZ 2010
April	T20 World cup in West Indies	Twenty20 World Cup	WC T20 2010
July	New Zealand in Sri Lanka	Triseries	Ind v NZ v SL
October	New Zealand in Bangladesh	2 Test + 3 ODI	NZ in Bdesh 2010
November	New Zealand in India	3 Test + 5 ODI	NZ in Ind 2010

Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	Srilanka in Bangladesh	Triseries	Ind v SL v Bdesh
April	Asia Cup	ODI Tournament	Asia Cup 2010
April	T20 World cup in West Indies	Twenty20 World Cup	WC T20 2010
July	India & New Zealand in Sri Lanka	Tri Series	Ind v NZ v SL
Nov-Dec	West Indies in Sri Lanka	3 Test + 5 ODI	WI in SL 2010

South Africa Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	England in South Africa	4 Test + 5 ODI	Eng in SA 2010
February-March	South Africa in India	3 Test + 5 ODI	SA in Ind 2010
April	T20 World cup in WI	Twenty20 World Cup	WC T20 2010
May-June	South Africa in West Indies	4 Test + 5 ODI	SA in WI 2010
September	Zimbabwe in South Africa	ODI Series	Zim in SA 2010
Oct-Nov	South Africa in Pakistan	3 Test + 5 ODI	SA in Pak 2010

West Indies Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

February	West Indies in Australia	5 ODI + T20	WI in Aus 2010
March	Zimbabwe in West Indies	ODI Series	Zim in WI 2010
April	T20 World cup in West Indies	Twenty20 World Cup	WC T20 2010
May-June	South Africa in West Indies	4 Test + 5 ODI	SA in WI 2010
July - August	West Indies tour of England	4 Test + 5 ODI	WI in Eng 2010
Nov-Dec	West Indies in Sri Lanka	3 Test + 5 ODI	WI in SL 2010

Bangladesh Cricket Schedule : Year 2010

January	SL & Ind in Bdesh	ODI Triseries	Ind v SL v Bdesh
January	India in Bangladesh	2 Tests	Ind in Bdesh 2010
February	Bangladesh tour of New Zealand	Test + ODI + T20	Bdesh in NZ 2010
March	England in Bdesh	Test + ODI	Eng in Bdesh 2010
April	Asia Cup	ODI Tournament	Asia cup 2010
April	T20 World cup in West Indies	Twenty20 World cup	World T20 2010
May	Bangladesh in England	2 Test + 3 ODI	Bdesh in Eng 2010
July	Bangladesh in Australia	2 Tests	Bdesh in Aus 2010
August	Bangladesh in Pakistan	2 Test + 3 ODI	Bdesh in Pak 2010
October	New Zealand in Bangladesh	2 Test + 3 ODI	NZ in Bdesh 2010

India's Tibet or China's Tibet?

There is a Chinese propaganda magazine called ‘China’s Tibet’. This is a clear example of how insecure China feels - not only about its hold over Tibet but more fundamentally even about its claims over Tibet. Fifty years after the invasion, forty years after the flight of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government; with an estimated half-a-million troops in Tibet and not a single foreign government openly questioning China’s military and colonial occupation of Tibet - it is indeed instructive that China still feels the need to call Tibet - ‘China’s Tibet’. No doubt, in addition to trying to reassure themselves, this is primarily an effort to convince the world that Tibet ‘belongs’ to China. In my view it has precisely the opposite effect.

People have often wondered why India doesn’t stake its claim on Tibet. Between China - which seeks to exterminate the Tibetan people and to wipe out Tibetan religion and culture; and India - which gave Tibet the Buddha Dharma and has helped to save Tibetan religion and culture - there is no doubt; India has the greater claim. It is like the story of young Prince Siddhartha who saves the swan his cousin Prince Devadatta has shot. The claim of the latter rests on the grounds of having shot the swan. On the other hand, Prince Siddhartha - the future Buddha - stakes his claim on the grounds of having saved the life of the wounded swan. The King rightly awards the swan to Prince Siddhartha. In today’s world of realpolitik and spineless world leaders, we could hardly hope for such a decisive verdict. Nevertheless; even if only as a diplomatic exercise, why doesn’t India file a case in the International Court of Justice and also raise the issue in the United Nations to stake its claims over Tibet ? In the first place India gave Buddhism to Tibet - the life-force of Tibetan life and culture. Today India has rendered crucial assistance and helped to save Tibetan religion and culture. If Tibet must belong to either of its giant neighbors, then surely, it should be to India - which has helped to save Tibet.

Myths related to predicting the gender of an unborn baby

Wondering about the gender of a child is something every expectant parent does, with some clearly more curious than others.

And while it may seem that everyone -- from your mother-in-law, to your next-door-neighbor, to the clerk in the convenience store -- has a way of predicting whether you will have a boy or a girl, experts say most if not all of these predictions spring from myth and not fact.

Most are based on lore and legend that began when somebody guessed the gender of a baby correctly -- and then passed along how they did it.

Fifty percent of the time it's going to be a boy, and fifty percent of the time it's going to be a girl -- so there is a good chance that no matter what method you apply, you'll be right at least half the time.

• Myth: A heartbeat above 140 beats per minute means a boy; hearts that beat slower, under 140 beats per minute, belong to girls.
  Reality: A study of some 200 pregnant women published in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine in 1996 found no truth at all to the theory -- and other research has echoed this finding.
  
• Myth: Carrying your baby "high" means you will have a boy; carrying "low" means you will have a girl.
  Reality: Lots of factors go into how you look when you are pregnant, including the age of the fetus as well as their position, size, and the mother's overall body shape. If she is short waisted, for example, her pregnancy may look different from a woman who is long waisted. But nothing about the shape has to do with the baby's sex, says Leipzig.
• Myth: Suspending a gold ring from a string over a pregnant woman's belly can predict the sex depending on the way it swings -- back and forth for a boy, in a circular motion for a girl.
  Reality: "There is nothing about the gender of a baby that will influence the pull of gravity. But some folks believe that, much like a Ouija board, the direction the ring swings may be influenced by the thoughts of the person holding the string -- and they will always be right 50% of the time," says Bartholomew.
• Myth: If the hair on your legs grows faster during pregnancy it's a boy; if it grows slower, it's a girl.
  Reality: The logic here is that because testosterone may influence hair growth, carrying a boy -- who would ostensibly have more testosterone than a girl -- will do the same. Masch says it's untrue. "There isn't enough hormone present in a fetus to have any significant hormonal impact on the mother's body, let alone cause the hair on her legs to grow," she says.
• Myth: If you crave sour or salty foods, it's a boy; sweets, it's a girl.
  Reality: Although doctors aren't totally sure what causes a woman to crave certain foods during pregnancy, most universally agree the baby's sex isn't one of them. "There is nothing about carrying a boy or a girl that would influence a woman's taste buds," says Masch.
• Myth: If a pregnant woman's urine is a dull color, it's a girl; if it's a bright color, it's a boy.
  Reality: "The only thing that influences the color of a pregnant woman's urine is how much fluid she consumes -- if she's a little dehydrated, it will be a darker color; if she's drinking a lot of water, it will be lighter," says Bartholomew.

Rosaiah is here to stay as AP CM

The man who was content playing second fiddle to his "younger friend" Y S Rajasekhara Reddy is now the new Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister in his place. The senior most Congress leader in the state, part of successive party governments since 1979, Andhra Finance Minister Konijeti Rosaiah, 77, will hold charge till the party has decided on a successor for YSR.

The Finance Minister in YSR's first term too, Rosaiah holds the record for presenting 15 budgets in Congress regimes and is like the Andhra unit's Pranab Mukherjee — a constant, stable and able presence who has kept a low profile and stayed away from controversies in a political career spanning more than 50 years.

He refused to contest the 2009 Assembly elections and was nominated to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council instead. When YSR again allotted the Finance portfolio to him after the May 2009 victory, Rosaiah joked he was happy with Finance and with letting YSR handle the headaches of the top post. With YSR he presented three budgets, including one vote-on-account budget six months before the elections.

Belonging to Vemuru in Guntur district, Rosaiah belongs to the trader community and began as a student leader. In 1979, he first became a minister, and was given the Roads and Buildings portfolio by Marri Channa Reddy. Rosaiah went on to hold various portfolios in the Cabinets of Tanguturi Anjaiah, K Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy and N Janardhana Reddy. From 1995 to 1997, he was the president of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee. In 1998, he was elected to the Lok Sabha from Narsaraopeta.

He is known for his administrative skills and deep knowledge about party matters. During his vote-on-account speech, he quoted Paul Krugman, saying that it is because of his prescription in times of the slowdown that the government had allocated much more to irrigation and housing for the poor.

In his budget speech, he noted that from the time Andhra was formed (in 1956) till now, it had gone from being the worst state as far as economic indices go, to become the country's fastest growing.

The senior congress leader is not only a seasoned politician but a man of few words. He does not like to remain in the limelight. And never plays cheap tricks to hog the limelight.

Rosaiah is one of the rare bred of politicians, who commands respect not only in his party but cutting across party lines. But the TDP seems to have gone a bit too far this time. The TDP said that Rosaiah is all the time seen singing peens in praise of YSR and Sonia and Rosaiah says why not.

Rosaiah is considered as a weak canddiae by party men as he does not lead any groups in the party. His age and experience are what led to the party high command to induct him in the first place.

Rosaiah’s caste is also now proving to be blessing in disguise. Rosaiah belongs to the Vysya community. The congress party in the state has all along seen a bitter fight among Reddy and Kamma people for supremacy and the top job.

The MLAs may once again form groups among caste lines and this will only delay the decision over the next chief minister. Till a consensus is arrived at, Rosaiah will continue to be the Rosaiah’s weakness is turning out to be his strength for him.

The Chief Minister K Rosaiah is now slowly but surely taking full control over the administration. Rosaiah was seen as just a stop gap CM who would be around for about a week or 10 days.

The high command has now decided to retain Rosaiah for some more time. The party has given enough hints that Rosaiah is here to say. The party spokesman in Delhi said that Rosaiah was not an acting CM but a full fledged CM.

Rosaiah has now decided to move to the ‘C’ Block in the Secretariat that houses the chief minister’s office. Rosaiah has also announced that from today he will work for 14 hours every day – from 6.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

It means that the CM aspirant YS Jagan will have to cool his heels for some more time keeping his supporters on tenterhooks.

Chief Minister K Rosaiah is moving his pawns carefully and cautiously in retaining his seat, at least for another year.

Several industrialists have started lobbying with the Congress high command to see that he is continued in the CM’s post. Prominent among them is said to be Grandhi Mallikarjuna Rao, chairman of GMR group, which has now made New Delhi as his headquarters. GMR group owner of IPL Delhi Daredevils team is engaged in several Central and state government works, including modernisation of New Delhi airport and therefore, has high level connections in the Congress. He is strongly backing Rosaiah’s candidature. Among others who are lobbying for Rosaiah are: Sanghi group, having the backing of former Speaker Balram Jakhar and Rayalaseema Paper Mills promoted by MLA T G Venkatesh.

It is for the first time that a person belonging to Vysya community has got a chance to become the CM, and hence, the community leaders do not want to lose the opportunity. Secondly, the Andhra lobby is also strongly supporting him, because after a long long time, a leader from coastal Andhra could get into the top seat, breaking the Rayalaseema dominance!

Despite the clamour by his own Cabinet colleagues and majority of MLAs for making Jaganmohan YSR's successor, Rosaiah is cool as cucumber, for he knows that he has all blessings of the high command.

"I am not a stop-gap chief minister. I have been appointed as full-fledged chief minister by the Congress high command. In fact, there is no such thing as interim CM or caretaker CM in the Constitution. I am here to stay in this post as long as the high command wants me," Rosaiah said.

The 77-year-old veteran with more than half a decade of experience in politics, is unperturbed by Jagan's attempts to show his strength. He dismissed a 1,00,000-strong public meeting Jagan held near Pavuralagutta in the Nallamalla forests on Friday. "Jagan's show of strength is obviously an attempt to lobby with the high command for the chief minister's post. In a democracy, there is nothing wrong in having high ambitions... (but) I am not worried about it," he said.

Though Rosaiah has been discharging his duties for the last three weeks, many of his ministers and MLAs are still running around Jaganmohan. A few of them are still in Idupulapaya estate in Kadapa district, where Jaganmohan is camping right now.

Rosaiah is watching these developments closely.

"Many ministers and MLAs feel that Jaganmohan should take over as the next chief minister. He was elected by the people of Kadapa for the Lok Sabha. Their mandate is that he should be an MP. He is still young and has a long way to go," he said.

Rosaiah has now decided to move to the ‘C’ Block in the Secretariat that houses the chief minister’s office. Rosaiah has also announced that from today he will work for 14 hours every day – from 6.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

It means that the CM aspirant YS Jagan will have to cool his heels for some more time keeping his supporters on tenterhooks.

He, however, expressed the view that the sooner the high command ends the uncertainty, the better for the Congress.

Legacy of YSR

India has lost one of its most powerful Chief Ministers in the country in form of YS Rajashekhara Reddy. It is not often in the current political scenario that Chief Ministers are re-elected, but Reddy was one of them. His untimely death has naturally attracted heart felt condolences from all quarters.

In a state like Andhra Pradesh which has a record in throwing out of power, the most powerful of the leaders, Reddy was able to return to power and that too with a stunning victory.

In 2004, Reddy brought the Congress 29 seats and in 2009 he brought 33 seats. So the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) is what it is due to YSR's contribution. One of the crucial takeaways from his legacy is that regional leadership should never be crushed. The Congress high command had tremendous faith in him. More than faith it was freedom and a freehand that Reddy enjoyed, which is something not many regional satraps have. If you don't consider politics a morality play then he was a consummate politician. He had everything that a politician ought to have. The ability to get power, preserve and perpetuate it.

He was greatly admired because he provided a mirror to contemporary politicians on how to handle factions within one's own party. His greatest contribution was to minimise the impact of the power of factions during his chief ministership. He enjoyed a certain freedom from 10 Janpath. And that led to a firmness in his decisions on issues like Telangana. He said no to it, come what may.

He was arguably the tallest of the regional Satraps in Congress. The party has unfortunately lost many of its tallest leaders in their peak in accidents. Reddy lost the battle of life just 100 days after he brought laurels for his party. It will not be out of place to mention here that he had succeeded another ‘charismatic’ leader in form of Chandrababu Naidu who had been hailed as the best ‘CEO’ in politics by the Corporate India. Yet he not only succeeded but also managed to bring laurels for his party but also emerge as its face across the nation. He had his shares of controversies, like Naidu but he was a mass leader, a dynamic leader and a very experienced organizational man.

As they say, he was a doctor with his finger on the public pulse. Unlike most other political satraps in India, he had a strong personal following cutting beyond caste, religious, regional or social groups. This was a major reason, why he managed to outwit old rival Naidu as well the new entrant Chiranjivi in the elections.

He was among few such faces in Congress party that could stand on their own and without needing the magic of Sonia or Rahul Gandhi to come to power.

Reddy too had his shares of controversy, some forced upon him by his industrialist son Jagan and others having generated as a result of his dominating of what some will call a feudal attitude. He was also known to dabble in money and muscle power but above all, he was a charmer who managed to weave magic among the masses, a rare quality among the present generation leaders and particularly in Congress. Congress is not going to find it easy to find an equally ‘able’ successor in Andhra Pradesh.

He was also a victim of grave and crass political culture. There was a time when TDP was offering all kinds of freebies. People outside the state may not realise but TDP was giving Rs 2000 per month to every family practically in the state. But Reddy despite being a populist said that he could not give anything. He had said that he had done everything that is possible. He only made some marginal offers like 2 more kg of rice per capita and two more hours of power which was already free in the state. So he had the courage to stand by these things and prove that credibility could win. He did not surrender to the downslide of competitive populism.

Now Andhra and Karnataka are two of the states where everybody knows that electioneering is probably the costliest. And to raise money in these two states one has to do all kinds of things. So let us not fool ourselves by believing that Reddy was not aware of the culture that was prevalent there. He was no saint but he was quite clearly a Robinhood short of being a bandit.

He is one of the tallest leaders of the state, a man who developed a mass base on his own and unite the party at the same time. Secondly, he has taken care of his cadres as opposed to say NTR who was a darling of the masses but not particularly liked by his cadres. And that is why NTR was twice overthrown in his political career. Whereas Reddy would never run that risk, he was deeply loved by his cadres along with being a mass leader. He was the quintessential faction leader and that was his saving grace.

He was one of the most accessible CMs India has ever seen. People were welcome to his house at all sorts of odd hours. Corruption charges are a part of every political life. Until they are proved they should be treated as an occupational hazard.

YSR illustrates the fact that perfect men don't make good politicians. But every politician has to get his hands dirty. Even when he died he was leaving for a place to get his hands dirty and work really. And that is how we should admire him.

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