| Author | Message | ||
Jalsa Legend Username: Jalsa Post Number: 34512 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 24.186.109.17 Rating: N/A |
#13 | ||
Bluelagoon Side Hero Username: Bluelagoon Post Number: 6548 Registered: 12-2013 Posted From: 183.82.194.189 Rating: N/A |
yes if they r interested in politics et them come out of university and start politics RAHUL L gaadu endhuku vaccad ante students lo chellika vacchi classes ki atatend avuthunnaru .to prevent dthat SAVAM DAGGARA GADDHALA vaaladu rude shock kodathadhi Rahul ki 2019 lo buddhi raala 2014 lo | ||
Chand Side Hero Username: Chand Post Number: 9639 Registered: 10-2013 Posted From: 124.123.171.156 Rating: N/A |
evaranna supreme lo case veyali politicians ni universitys lo adgu pettanivvakudadu ani asalu ayiana ee student politics ni antha ban cheyali , chaduvukune vallaki endhuku politics if they are interested about politics better first complete studys and then look for | ||
Bluelagoon Side Hero Username: Bluelagoon Post Number: 6546 Registered: 12-2013 Posted From: 183.82.194.189 Rating: N/A |
Rohit Vemula should have been a role model not a political football I t is asserted by his father that he is not a Dalit and Government officials say that his mother got the caste tag by wrongly representing her caste. It does not matter. More important is the question about the suicide of Rohit Vemula. He has achieved significantly in his life by becoming a Research Scholar at the central university. He even dreamt of becoming a Carl Sagan according to reports. Era of victimhood dominates that of achievers and role models. He should have pursued his ambitions and got his doctorate. There is nothing on record to show that he was denied any facilities accorded to a doctoral student. He had the computer, he had a library and he had several teachers. But he, instead of becoming a role model to hundreds of Dalit students who are younger to him, fell for the âvictimhood trapâ. U nfortunately he was from a dys-functional family. Naxal and other left student organisations eagerly wait for such a âstudentâ, like vultures waiting for their prey. They instigate and increase the sense of Victimhood â They prevent students from pursuing studies and encourage them to do full time politics. The standard operating procedure of extreme left organisations is to lure the vulnerable students. Of course many well to do and rich categories are lured by their western masters in Columbia and Yale and Oxford as in the case of many communist leaders/ thinkers. But the local vulnerable segments spend hours and days in doing political activities egged on by âvictimhoodâ and miss major golden opportunities to pursue their studies/ exams and assignments. Vemula should not be glorified and provided as an example of an excellent student misled and damaged by his political groups. N ot only is suicide not an option for such a student, it should never be showcased as a role model by Rahul Gandhi or Aravind Kejirwal. They should realize that it is a huge mistake to project him as a martyr or role model and make many other vulnerable students from dys-functional families to emulate or imitate them. The proper method would be to squarely condemn the action of Vemula for committing suicide. This author has taught hundreds of Dalit students over the years who have done very well in their professional careers even heading big divisions and corporates. They donât cry victimhood but they are the role models and achievers. Main Stream Media (MSM) does not find them, interview them or felicitate them. Rahul does not call them over for tea. I t is not news worthy to project a successful Dalit student from IITs or IIMs since it will not increase the guilt factor among these political vultures nor give them mileage for milking the misery of a mother or relatives. More insidious and dangerous is a trend to encourage suicides and all these leaders can be accused as abetting suicides. It is not really fashionable to appreciate achievers but to demonize them and glorify victimhood. We are in a peculiar world where victimhood is worshiped and those who overcome it and achieve it are not even recognized. Can we call it an era of false Gods being worshiped when their action deserve only derision or at most pity? Era of victimhood dominates that of achievers and role models |