Whispers Forum

Yes, I agree with the thoughts of Saxena Sahab. If you feed milk to a snake, you increase its capacity to produce venom, not nectar. Same is the case with Turkey. Instead of praising India for extending immense help to thousands of earthquake victims in their country, they have betrayed India. Turkey should learn to respect sovereignty of other nations and reflect on its own policies more deeply. India should learn a lesson from this betrayal.
H S Chauhan
Behaviour of Turkey is lesson for all Indians and Non Resident Indians
Rightly said. Food for Thought for all Indians and Non-Resident Indians. What India did at that time on humanitarian grounds was correct and set the world thinking on our gesture. Citing this return gesture by Turkey, we can move forward to our national interest with supporting documents.
S Meenakshi Sundaram

Despite supplying emergency relief to Turkey after successive earthquakes, Turkey chose to condemn India at the UN for human rights violation in Jammu & Kashmir. Oh, what a return gift !
This might have pleased Pakistan, but, India surely got a taste of the doctrine of "Nishkaam Karma".
Instead of expressing gratitude to India, Erdogan, President of Turkey is always keen to project himself as leader of the Islamic world .An absolutely, un-islamic, inhuman, selfish creature.
While India was badly humiliated, the sadistic Pakistan must be feeling hugely emboldened and elated.
Lessons for India?
Should India continue to help for charity and get backstabbed? Never, ever ! National interest is supreme.
India must revisit its foreign policy and supply additional military aid to Greece and Armenia.
Both Turkey and Greece are historical rivals and members of NATO.
A K Saxena (A former civil servant)

At the outset the contents may not be construed as allegations or aspersions which I’m not authorized to same but only social feedback only We welcome any report on IPS induction and the sagacity and the working of IPS officers is always praiseworthy , but as the finding says that the posts of IPS should be doubled, it should always be taken into account that the present government is making every time slogan that minimum government ,maximum governance ,And in such parlance, we should instead reduce the number of functionaries rather than enhancing the posts a critical examination of the utilization of such brainy officers should be carried out to see whether the intake should be revised or not as the Paramount factor for not increasing such intake is technological, advancements and integrations that are available in greater form which can reduce the necessity of physical strength the IPS officers It is seen at many places they are posted in a very insignificant departments vestigial deptts ( seek apology to say so, because of my limited wisdom,)like housing department BR&D , and many other departments, where their intelligence is not gainfully utilized, there should be a proper churning and reinventing departments looking to contemporary scenario , so that deptts should be created which need the backup support and the public interface It is also widely seen that Senior officers don’t interact with public at large and don’t make surprise visits in the fields to get first hand information / true line order situation instead they are more Inclined to stay in their cushy offices, and the feedback given by the juniors is taken in totality . We have to create assertive citizenary and open up space for citizen participation with the government functionaries for better civic activism.
Mahendra Goel

The AAP has announced to contest on all seats in MP and Chhattisgarh. Many observers were earlier inclined to believe that AAP would only play the role of vote katwa in states except Delhi and Punjab. But AAP surprised everyone by making a spectacular entry in Singrauli as mayor in last year's civic elections. In this election, 5 councillors of AAP had also won in Singrauli. A mayor and 64 councillors of AAP won in MP. In this way, AAP was able to make a dent in BJP's vote bank directly. But it's true that AAP has so far caused more harm to Congress than BJP. It remains to be seen how AAP would utilize Manish Sisodia's arrest to gain people's sympathy. Media focus is on AAP and Sisodia after the arrest.
Aditya Singh