GV's Blog
The views expressed in this blog are my personal, and they constitute my freedom of expression only. No copyright infringement is intended - any pictures, videos or other material as such shall be removed upon request. Quote of the month: "He that never changes his opinion, never corrects his mistakes, will never be wiser on the morrow that he is today." - Tyron Edwards (1809-1894)
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
For A Better Tomorrow
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
సురాజ్యం
నిజం ఎరిగి కదం కదిపి సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
అర్ధగంటకు ఒక రైతు ప్రాణం విడిచే విషాద ఈ భారతిలో,
వెలుగు నింపే దీపం అవుతూ సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
చదువు అందని కలలు పండని చిన్నారుల జీవితాలలో,
ప్రకాశమై చిరుహాసం పంచుతూ సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
విద్య ఉన్నా ఉపాధి కొరతతో కలత చెందిన యువతకు,
సరి అవకాశాలతో భవిత చూపే సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
వైద్యం అందక అలమటించే బీదవారి బ్రతుకులలో,
ఆయువు అయి నవ కాంతి నింపే సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
మేలుకోరా మేలుకోరా నవ ఉషోదయమై సోదరా,
అన్నదమ్ముల, అక్కచెల్లెళ్ళ అందరి బాగుకై నీవు కదలిరా!
సొంత లాభమే నిత్యం నడిచే నేటి రాజకీయం పారద్రోలి,
సమస్త హితమే సదా సాగే సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!
స్వరాజ్య సాధన స్ఫూర్తి విరిసిన అమరవీరుల భావితరమా,
తల్లి భారతి పిలుస్తోంది, సురాజ్య స్థాపనకై కదలిరండి!
వికాస జగతికి, దేశ ప్రగతికి పధం మీరై తరలిరండి!!
కులమతాలకు అతీతంగా, బాషాప్రాంత బేధాలకు అతీతంగా,
మంచి పెంచే చెడును తుంచే బాట మీదై సాగిపోండి!!
మేలుకోరా మేలుకోరా నవ ఉషోదయమై సోదరా,
నిజం ఎరిగి కదం కదిపి సురాజ్యంకై కదలిరా!!
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
ఒక్కటే ఒక్కటే!
కుటిల రాజకీయ కుంపటిలో కుళ్ళుతున్న వ్యవస్థ కథ ఒక్కటే,
దగాతో దోచుకునే దళారుల మాయదెబ్బకు,
పైపైకీ పెరుగుతున్న అప్పుల భారంకై,
ధనం లేనిదే చదువులేని దౌర్భాగ్యపు దుస్థితికి,
వైద్యమే అరుదు'వరం'గా మారిన ప్రభుత్వాస్పత్రుల తీరుకు,
ఒక్కటే ఒక్కటే!
సగటు మనిషి జీవిత సంగ్రామం ఒక్కటే!
లేదుగా ఏ ప్రాంతీయ భావమూ ప్రజల కష్టనష్టాలకు,
మారాలి మారాలి!
దశాబ్దాల చెదలను చీల్చి, సువిశాల ప్రగతి వైపు,
ఆగాలి ఆగాలి!
రాజకీయమే శాపమై, 'అభివృద్ధి' కాంక్షతో సాగే,
ఆత్మార్పణలు ఆగాలి!
సురాజ్య జగతికి జీవమై సాగాలి!!
Friday, March 18, 2011
What's in the Justice Srikrishna Committee Report?
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Komaram Bheem_An Indian Revolutionary Martyr
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
The Day When Cops Visited My Apartment!
Friday, April 09, 2010
Andhra Pradesh State Bifurcation – Is it Needed?
Sunday, March 07, 2010
Dashabdhala Swantantryam
Monday, February 15, 2010
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Please Drive Safe
The people who lost their lives on road accidents are not different and they were just like anyone of us. Around 140 people are losing their lives each hour in the world because of road accidents. An accident can happen to anyone, anytime.
1. Obey the speed limits
2. Do not drink and drive
3. Use helmets while driving two-wheelers and three-wheelers
4. Buckle up the seat belts and use child safety restraints
5. Do not text while driving
6. Reduce the speed at work zones
7. Stay alert always
8. When you are a pedestrian, please try to cross only at crosswalks/zebra crossings and stay alert. Watch out for vehicles while crossing at intersections, especially for right turning vehicles (in right hand side driving countries) and for left turning vehicles (in left hand side driving countries). These turns, in most places, can be made on red signal too with a stop and go. Drivers making these turns usually look for the conflicting movements from other approaches (for traffic that has ‘green‘ light) and at times might miss to watch the pedestrians in the cross walk. If you are a driver, please watch out for pedestrians in cases like this.
9. Always remember that rules are meant for our safety, and please do obey the road/traffic rules.
Driving is never a fashion and it deals with the lives of you and many others. Please be safe on roads.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Vote for the Right Leaders
सच्चे को चुनें, अच्छे को चुनें!
Source: http://www.adrindia.org/home/aamir_speaks.asp, YouTube
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Special Polling Arrangements for Physically Challenged
All polling booths will have ramps and all EVMs will have Braille readers: Vidyashankar
“This oversight is in violation of a Supreme Court (SC) order,” alleged Javed Abidi, whose letter to the Chief Justice of India on the mistreatment of physically challenged persons during the 2004 elections resulted in a successful PIL in the Supreme Court.
Mr. Abidi, convener of the Disabled Rights Group (DRG), wrote to the Chief Election Commissioner twice in March, but in vain. “The Supreme Court has very clearly and specifically directed you to not only create special facilities for the physically challenged …but to also give sufficient publicity regarding these measures,” he wrote to the CEC. Mr. Abidi said that the Supreme Court order did not leave scope for any ambiguity. “Given that they had two years to plan, they should have heeded every word of the order,” he said.
So far, there has not been a single advertisement either in the print media, radio or on television, activists allege. The apex court order, delivered in October 2007, decrees: “Sufficient publicity be given in the print and electronic media… so that persons with disabilities are aware of the facilities beforehand and are thus encouraged to go and exercise their franchise.” The CEC had also put this down in black and white in a letter to State Governments and Chief Electoral Officers in 2007. “Many of the physically challenged persons are not likely to step out to vote because experiences have been full of suffering and humiliation for them,” said Mr. Abidi.
This historic development should have been the highlight of this election — that persons with disability are not an “invisible minority”.
Monday, March 30, 2009
No Criminals, Please
In 2004, about one in five MPs had criminal records, including some with charges of heinous crimes such as murder, rape, dacoity and kidnapping. Below are two short videos, very well made, spreading the needed message in this context.
Source: http://www.nocriminals.org/home.php
From the above website, one can also download the list of MPs with criminal cases, by state.
Do not vote for criminals, Please.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
C2G Interface-Andhra Pradesh
Here is the link for ‘Citizen to Government Interface’ (C2G Interface-Andhra Pradesh), where one can report/register an issue (complaint) by district to a concerned official, and also track the status of the issue online. Through this, one can also access the Government Orders (GOs) online.
http://webapps.cgg.gov.in/gms/welcome.do