Is it fair that Public Money Rs. 2cr. wasted on artificial dome?Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Is it fair that Public Money Rs. 2cr. wasted on artificial dome?Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.
The temporary dome put up atop the Tamil Nadu new assembly building at a cost of Rs two crore ahead of its inauguration on March 13 2010 is being pulled down to give way to the permanent one that will cost around Rs 25 crore.


Workers have begun removing the gold-painted wooden planks of the replica, made by art director Thota Tharrani based on the design of German architects GMP International. With the makeshift dome set to come down and reduced to scrap, the installation of the real dome would begin next week and would take three months to complete, officials told News papers..


Though the government’s step to put up the artificial dome to showcase the ‘unique feature’ of the Assembly building to a galaxy of dignitaries, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi, invited criticism from various quarters for “wastage of public money,”


With the money Rs.2Cr. the Tamil Nadu Government may spend it for the welfare of poor peoples living in slums and those who are all physically handicapped and living without any support. By telling Dravidian culture the Tamil Nadu Government has wasted the public money which came from the peoples pocket. The soul of Kamaraj, Rajaji and Anna will never pardon these mistakes.
 

Like Mayawati, Kalaignar to consider M.L.A / Minister Seats for S.V.Sekhar.

Like Mayawati, Kalaignar to consider M.L.A / Minister Seats for S.V.Sekhar.Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Some sixty years back, Dravidian movement started in Tamil Nadu under the banner of Justice Party targeting only Brahmins and against worshipping and believing of Gods.


The Brahmin community people in Tamil Nadu have contributed more, by way of promoting Tamil language, Music, Dance, Drama, Science, Math’s and other subjects. They have done wonderful job in promoting Tamil language, culture and Tamil grammar and sacrificed their life for Indian Independence. By natural, they are very simple people with great intelligence and devotion to God.


It was in 1967 that Rajajis Swatantra party was part of the DMK led coalition that defeated Congress. On the eve of the elections Rajaji appeared in the Marina Beach DMK meeting and openly threw his support behind DMK. He opened his sentence as follows" Annavin thambimaarkale.. ennudaya Peranmaarkale.." The Congree was crippled. The Brahmin support too went to the D.M.K. Seats won DMK 179 and Congress 51. The election results were announced on 23 February 1967 and the DMK won an absolute majority on its own. Annadurai was nominated as Chief Minister of Madras State.


Contrary to some poll predictions, BSP won a majority in the 2007 elections, the first such majority since 1991. Mayawati managed to attract support from Brahmins. These people voted for a Dalit party for the first time, because BSP had offered seats to people from these communities.


My humble request to Kalaignar Karunanidhi is to think over the support rendered to him by the Brahmin people like Mootharingnar Rajaji, Dr.Ramamoorthy, Mr.Savi who have christened the name of “Kumkum” Tamil magazine, Gov’t Secretary Guhan, and his Brahmin Yoga Guru and other people like S.V.Sekhar and similar Brahmin people who are said to be having matrimonial connections with his family.


When Kalaignar supporting other caste people who are much attached with their own caste and never wants to detach from their caste, why cannot he consider and give a chance for the Brahmin people also who are willing to go with D.M.K’s ideology. DMK Party should remember that it was a partner in Vajpayee Government during 1999.


Kalaignar must leave his caste differences and support Tamil Brahmins by giving at least four seats to them in the coming 2011 General elections. He can select people like S.V.Sekhar whom he trusts more and even offer him a minister post for which the Brahmin community will be grateful to DMK.

Dravidian Party leaders know Justice Party alienated itself from Dalits and Muslims.

Dravidian Party leaders know Justice Party alienated itself from Dalits and Muslims.

The Justice Party, officially known as South Indian Liberal Federation, was a political party in the Madras Presidency of British India. T. M. Nair and Theagaroya Chetty established the party in 1917. Communal division between Brahmins and non-Brahmins had taken root in the presidency during the late 19th and early 20th century. During its early years, the party was supporting the imperial administrative bodies and British politicians demanding more representation for non-Brahmins in administration and in the government. The Justice party was loyal to the British Empire and did not want to over throw the empire. During its early years, it opposed the Home rule movement.


Nellai Jabamani M.L.A. says that justice party was only supporting British Government and in the name agitation and supporting non-brahmins, they never supported backward class people, dalits and Muslims. All its ministerial members were Bobbili Raja, Panagal Raja, Muthiah Mudaliar, Thiagaraja chettiar, Kumaraswamy Reddiar, Annamalai chettiar and Muthia chettiar.These Justice party big shots will never come outside without the religious symbol in their forehead. The Justice Party people have spent lot of money for renovation of Temples and leaders like Periar and Arignar Annadurai never questioned them. The party became a representative of few non-Brahmin upper castes and alienated itself from Dalits and Muslims


Justice party leaders never took any interest to give Minister Portfolios to Backward class people like Pattiveeran Patti Soundarapandian Nadar and V.V.Ramasamy Nadar who have served a lot and spent large money for the uplift of Justice Party.


The Justice party and the Dravidar Kazhagam were the ideological and political predecessors to the present day Dravidian parties and for their self interest only they are talking about caste sentiments.

Communist leader Jeeva asks, whether caste system will go by cutting long hair from Brahmins head.

Communist leader Jeeva asks, whether caste system will go by cutting long hair from Brahmins head.


In 1957 December last week, the special conference of Tamil Nadu representatives of Indian communist Party was held at Trichirappalli.



P.Jeevanandam the leader of communist party explaining the resolutions passed in the conference, has spoken in the public meeting held afterwards at Trichirappalli.



Here we are telling his short script of Tamil speeches thro “You Tube.”