Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Sonia Gandhi wishes Rajesh Khanna a speedy recovery

Congress President and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi have called to check yesteryear Bollywood superstar Rajesh Khanna's health and have expressed her desire to visit him. Sonia Gandhi wished Rajesh Khanna, who is fondly called Kaka by his fans, speedy recovery.

The veteran actor, considered Bollywood's first superstar, has been ailing for some time now. His son-in-law and the current Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Thursday said the Khanna is hale and hearty.

"He is absolutely fine, healthy and hearty. It was all rumours that he is unwell. On the contrary, he is more than fine. The information that you people have got is absolutely wrong," Akshay told reporters outside Khanna's residence.



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Rajesh Khanna has acted in over 150 films. Khanna ruled the industry in the 1960s and 1970s with films like Aaradhana, Anand and Bawarchi.

Rahul Gandhi at IIIT Amethi: IT has a role to play to ensure connectivity


Congress General Secretary and MP from Amethi Rahul Gandhi while speaking at the occasion of the convocation ceremony at IIIT Amethi and said that it should be our mission to ensure connectivity among the people of our country.
Rahul Gandhi said “So what is your role as IT practitioners? I asked many of your friends and most of them told that they would like to do jobs. What you do not realize is that while you are doing jobs, you are building the bridge that is going to connect these two Indias. Some of you would be more interested in your jobs and may not be much interested about what is happening in the country. But while you are doing your job, while developing software or any other IT products, while working on computers, without knowing it, you are building that bridge. There may be people who are taking special interest in the national affairs. And they may be doing works in that regard apart from their job. Anyhow, you have already started the process of connecting our nation and I want to thank you for that,” commented Rahul Gandhi.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Rahul Gandhi at IIIT Amethi: Question yourself to gather more knowledge


Congress General Secretary and MP from Amethi Rahul Gandhi spoke at the occasion of the convocation ceremony at IIIT Amethi and said that one should question yourself to gather more knowledge.
“I had mentioned that there was a time I was sitting where you are sitting now. When I was sitting there I thought that I have the answers for all the questions. But later I knew that that is not the fact. I am very passionate about my ideas. Even today I am very passionate. Now I realise that the most important thing one should do is to question one’s ideas. I found it in my life that when I am most certain about something, when I am hundred percent sure that this is the way to do it, very soon I find that I was wrong and there is actually another way to do it and a better way”.

Rahul Gandhi at IIIT Amethi: Knowledge is created by the destruction of knowledge


“Knowledge is created by the destruction of knowledge” said Rahul Gandhi while speaking at a convocation ceremony at IIIT Amethi. “In order to question one self, one has to listen to him first because once you do not listen to others, you cannot question yourself”.
“There were a lot of things in my mind which I thought were correct were destroyed now and I no more believe in those. Those were replaced by new ideas and I am absolutely certain that some of the ideas which I had today may get destroyed tomorrow. And that is a good thing because none of us are god. We do not have eternal knowledge or eternal understanding. Life is moving forward and constantly questioning your ideas and thoughts.” added the Congress leader.

Rahul Gandhi at IIIT Amethi: Knowledge is created by the destruction of knowledge


“Knowledge is created by the destruction of knowledge” said Rahul Gandhi while speaking at a convocation ceremony at IIIT Amethi. “In order to question one self, one has to listen to him first because once you do not listen to others, you cannot question yourself”.
“There were a lot of things in my mind which I thought were correct were destroyed now and I no more believe in those. Those were replaced by new ideas and I am absolutely certain that some of the ideas which I had today may get destroyed tomorrow. And that is a good thing because none of us are god. We do not have eternal knowledge or eternal understanding. Life is moving forward and constantly questioning your ideas and thoughts.” added the Congress leader.

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Rahul Gandhi leads from the front

At present the Congress led UPA Government is under a lot of pressure and is under severe attack from various corners on account of the corruption, price rise and sky-touching inflation. There are also complaints that the Centre is not able to give adequate propaganda for their good schemes and policies like MGNREGA, RTI and RTE. But here is a Congress leader who has been consistently highlighting various Central Government schemes for the welfare of the people, wherever he goes. And that young matured leader is the Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi.

Our country is fortunate enough to have a number of leaders. But at present there is a general feeling among the people that the current political leaders are moving away from public and have been indulging more in blame games. Here we can find the difference. The new youth icon of India Rahul Gandhi has been in politics for the past seven years and by this time he has proved himself as a different leader who works with a clear vision and agenda. He always tried to intervene in the matters related to the public interest. His efforts to connect with the grass root and his vision for development should be appreciated as the current leaders are accused of moving away from the people.

There is a saying that a leader is the one who guides others towards a common goal, showing the way by example, and creating an environment in which the society as a whole feel actively involved in the process of development. A leader is not the boss of the team but, instead, the person who is committed to carry out the mission. If we analyse properly we can see these qualities in this young Congress leader Rajiv Gandhi and the party can have a good future under his intelligent leadership.



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Friday, June 22, 2012

Rahul Gandhi at IIIT Amethi: Knowledge resides closest to the problem


Congress General Secretary and MP from Amethi Rahul Gandhi spoke at the occasion of the convocation ceremony at IIT Amethi and said that the knowledge resides closest to where the problem is.
“So my humble request to you students is that when you are absolutely sure about something, you please question yourself because you may be probably wrong. The other thing I want to tell you about the nature of knowledge. In India this is the big problem” said Rahul Gandhi.
“I could fortunately travel many places across the country and meet a lot of people. So I see multiple perspectives. I could very early found, before talking to poor persons, farmers, other sections, engineers, doctors, that every one’s point of view is important” added the Congress leader.
“You may be good at IT but if you go to a farmer he can tell you much about farming. Knowledge resides closest to where the problem is. So if you are a farmer, you will be having the better knowledge about the farmers. Same is the case with IT. Generally what could see is that the more you are closer towards the problem, you will have better knowledge about that problem” said Rahul Gandhi.