CATCHastrophic BALLinger

If you have Vijay, we have Ojha. So, the pressure run chase never makes a difference. Adjust, dude!!!

A match full of blazing strokes every other ball entertained the audience to the fullest. But the most economic spell (4 for 2 wickets and just 15 runs) by CSK’s Doug took away the bright winning chance for RR. Plus, his stunning catch which plugged Pathan out the battle is worth mentioning else the outcome could have been just the opposite.

Catch you later; Mumbai Indians have started cracking really hard.        

Catch loss, match loss

Interesting match, Kings XI Punjab vs. Royal Challengers Bangalore. I followed since Yuvraj started smashing the balls and at the end of 20th over, I had this feeling that they might win today. But pity catch misses and they were slapped in the face. On the top of it, Binga....oops, Lee in the 17th over gave them hope or maybe say, it was cashed by dhamakedaar Uthappa in a fashion that took everyone by surprise.

o boy!!! They are a hopeless case now.

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Everything is set RIGHT

Placed for decades under the Directive Principles of State Policy, it wooed the civil society. Not anymore. India reaches the historic milestone wherefrom every children of the age group 6-14 has the right to free and compulsory education. Education, beginning April 1 of this historic year, becomes a fundamental right although its absoluteness is yet to be determined. So far, only Article 17 and 24 of the Fundamental Rights are absolute in nature, having no reasonable restrictions whatsoever.

Concerning RTE, the government needs to clearly define the provisions. Compulsory is okay but free? I wish it is free only for the disadvantaged groups of the society so that their education is taken care of in a hassle-free and much advanced way. Anyway, the delight is so enormous that such questions are easily scrubbed out.

So, the massive task that lies ahead must be dealt on war-footing bringing together the social organizations, volunteering agencies and many other concerned departments like health, finance, public works, sports, women and child development and the most important of all, Panchayati Raj Institutions. The conventional system also needs to be changed so that this INCLUSIVITY does not wear out over the years. There should indeed be, as cited by Mr. Sibal, a stress-free and friendly learning environment. He and his team, only now, truly deserve a huge round of applause, speaking of which I once again like to remind about the faulty ‘New Clear Lie Ability Bill’.   

Con-grace will to do the Bill?

First of all, I salute S. Varadarajan for the meticulous account, in The Hindu dated March 31, of the political reluctance to act against the 1984 and 2002 riot instigators. He rightly observes the paternity for the riot system belongs to both the Con-grace and Bee-Jay-Pee.

So, what happens to the Communal Violence Bill? Is it destined to peter out into the veiled pages of pre and post-Independence history? Hopefully yes, because we live in an era of ‘might prevails over the truth’. Everyone is somehow corrupt, so it is obvious they chicken out. It took eight years, six years after coming to power, to summon a man which clearly indicates the willingness of the party although I am not fully aware of the drill in charting testimony of the witnesses. But as it is said, justice delayed is justice denied. Suffering grows deeper, the hue and cry muffles.      

Conversely, the enactment can prevent another Godhra and ensure the cooperation of every believer in HUMANITY to act as one against the irrational-antisocial elements who leave no stone unturned in taking advantage of the irresolute minds amongst us.        

A look, http://knikhilb.blogspot.com/2010/04/pledge-against-neglect.html