Birth year of a General.!

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The New Year revelry that we saw in the city shows that sticky minds and filthy looks still remains a sign of chivalry among our youth. The police wielding the sticks was a well deserving action. Our police force may be harrasing but they surely remain politically the most harrased force in the country. They truly at times deserve our hearty compliments for sticking to their guns. On the other side our political forces continue to use us as the game to checkmate their political opponents . In year 2011 our politicians have also made us realize that all national movements linked to people are sheer tributaries that will eventually flow into the mainstream called politics. That proves Lok Pal was never a people's dream. It was and it will therefore continue to remain a political issue. Thanks to our politicians, the NGO's and the Civil society, for ensuring that this country never runs out of issues.

This month five out of the twenty nine states of our Republic will be facing the ballot boxes. This month the UPA may use the Food deficit bill as a carrot to win votes. This month may see Anna & his team hit by law of diminishing returns. This month may find the $ taking the steam off the rupee. I hope they are not predictions because predictions always remain scary!

This being January, let us talk of a clear sky and a fog free parade.I am totally exited looking forward for an impressive Republic Day parade at Rajpath and a magnificent Fly Past thereafter over the Rajpath. However I am sad that even showcasing of our Military might will not help our Defence forces to free themselves from the power of the politics ...

Our politicians have proved time again that they remain incapable in giving us a working government. However now they have gone and proved that they are capable of ruining the finest Army in the world by blowing up an issue out of the Birth year of a General..

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