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2 INDIAN CURRENTS | 9 - 15 November 2020 FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK Trump makes AmericA A Loser emocrat Joe Biden is in present himself as the leader of white the cusp of victory. Official majority and create a fear psychosis announcement of the elec- among them. He went to the extent Dtion result may come later of saying that victory of Biden would as counting of votes takes days in the lead to the collapse of the country. He US. But maverick President Donald forgot that he is the President of the Trump ensured one thing: He made United States of America rather than America a loser in the eye of the world a section of the people. His speeches with his claim of victory and ludicrous were loaded with personal attacks allegations. Trump has always been on both Biden and Vice-Presiden- unpredictable. This time, he stooped to tial candidate Kamala Harris. He the level of absurdity. He did what no unleashed abuses against his oppo- leader in a democratic country would nents. He knew defeat was staring at do. He declared himself the winner him. His strategy of winning election while lakhs of ballots remained to be was not through democratic means. counted. He called for stopping the He thought of manipulating the counting without any rhyme or reason. results. But that has not worked. It is nothing but illegal to not count the The vociferous allegations and votes cast. counter allegations have once again Trump’s act of making a ‘victory brought out the drawbacks of Ameri- speech’ in the middle of counting of ca’s electoral system. The inordinate votes is a mockery of election in the delay in counting of votes is one of oldest democracy in the world. His alle- them. A faster voting and counting gation that victory is being stolen from mechanism will reduce the chances him is nothing but falsehood. His asser- of manipulation. Another weakness tion that he would knock the doors is the electoral college system which of Supreme Court to get the counting denies Presidency to the candidate for stopped goes to prove his desperation whom majority of Americans voted. to cling to power by any means. It is Democracy loses its meaning when pertinent to recall that during the elec- its soul – the electoral system – gets tioneering, even before a single vote weakened. The system gets further was cast, he had declared his inten- undermined when leaders like Trump tion of going to the apex court to stop unabashedly use strong arm tactics to Biden from becoming the President. achieve their outlandish ambitions. This betrayed his doubts over re-elec- Americans have acted with determi- tion. Moreover, his over-confidence of nation to throw out the self-seeking getting a favourable verdict from the leader lock, stock and barrel. apex court is based on a conservative As always, we would be happy to majority of Judges with three of them hear your reviews, comments, and being his own appointees. Luckily, suggestions. courts in some of the States, where Trump’s Campaign filed petitions, have Happy Reading! rejected the plea to stop counting. This election brought out many fault lines in America. The country Dr. Suresh Mathew may not have seen such a polarized campaigning in the last few decades. Editor Trump’s speeches were meant to > [email protected] INDIAN CURRENTS | 9 - 15 November 2020 3 MEMBER, INDIAN NEWSPAPER SOCIETY (INS) contents VOLUME XXXII, ISSUE 46 11 CAPITAL NOTES COVER Health is STORY wealth 06 Dichotomy COVER STORY of medical tourism 06 BY JASWANT KAUR PRESIDENT 21 FUNDAMENTALISM TRUMP Terror in the Name of God! Why do people commit murder in the name of God and FINALLY, religion? BY JACOB PEENIKAPARAMBIL A FOOTNOTEBY A.J. PHILIP EDITOR: Indian Current Publications Although all efforts have been made Dr. Suresh Mathew 375 - A, Pocket - 2, to ensure the accuracy of the content, EDITORIAL BOARD: Mayur Vihar Phase - I, neither the editor nor the publisher can John Dayal, AJ Philip, Marydasan John New Delhi – 110091 take responsibility for consequences Tel: 011-45873264, Mob: 7042562963 arising from errors or omissions in the ADVISORY BOARD: Email: [email protected], information provided. George Plathottam, Skylark George, PJ Joseph, T. Dominic, PA Joseph, CJ Baiju [email protected], [email protected] Reproduction in any manner without DESIGN & LAYOUT: Website: www.indiancurrents.org prior permission from the publisher is Foxview Media prohibited. All disputes to be settled in CIRCULATION: DISCLAIMER Delhi Courts only. Ashish Victor The views expressed by the writers in this Magazine do not necessarily reflect This issue of Indian Currents contains FINANCE MANAGER: the views or policies of Indian Currents Jainamma 48 pages including cover. weekly or Editor. 4 INDIAN CURRENTS | 9 - 15 November 2020 14 CHILD LABOUR Child mica mines Dark secret behind beautiful Faces POWER QUOTES BY ML SATYAN It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit. 18 BY-ELECTION Harry s Truman MP by-polls Litmus test for scindia When you have confidence, you BY MANOJ VARGHESE can have a lot of fun. and when you have fun, you can do amazing things. 26 RELIGION Insulting God? Joe Namath No! God cannot be hurt by human invectives and insults There are amazingly wonderful BY BISHOP DOMINIC SAVIO FERNANDES people in all walks of life; some familiar to us and others not. stretch yourself and really get to know 28 A DIFFERENT LOOK people. people are in many ways Fundamentalism one of our greatest treasures. Religion of Rage Bryant H. mcGill BY VARGHESE ALENGADEN Isn’t it amazing that we are all made in God’s image, and yet there is so 30 NEWS much diversity among his people? Anti-corruption officer in Tamil Desmond Tutu Nadu applies for voluntary retirement Discussion is an exchange of BY F. M. BRITTO knowledge; an argument an exchange of ignorance. robert Quillen 32 ECONOMY Economy amid pandemic Global economic and political For every minute you remain angry, outlook during the COVID-19 you give up sixty seconds of peace of mind. BY CHRISTAL FERRAO ralph Waldo emerson 34 CORRUPTION anybody can become angry - that Cycle of Corruption is easy, but to be angry with the right Can we put an end to it? person and to the right degree and BY AARTI at the right time and for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not within everybody’s power and 42 BOB’S BANTER is not easy. Baby Trump Throws a Tantrum..! Aristotle BY ROBERT CLEMENTS INDIAN CURRENTS | 9 - 15 November 2020 5 COVER storY PRESIDENT TRUMP FINALLY, A FDuringOOTNOTE Trump’s presidency, the US saw itself being laughed at and mocked at in world capitals for the lies that Trump kept uttering every time he opened his mouth 6 INDIAN CURRENTS | 9 - 15 November 2020 COVER storY They were the founders of the mother who worked as a mission- US. Wherever they settled down, ary in India. The columnist ended they set up a church, a school her column mentioning that the and a newspaper, not necessar- same evangelical voter voted this ily in the same order. Then came time for Joe Biden, not Trump. the gold-diggers like the settlers To me, what is most shock- in Malabar in northern Kerala, ing about the elections is that the BY A.J. PHILIP as poignantly narrated by S.K. Americans have not repudiated Pottekkattu in his novel Vishakan- Trump and Trumpism at least in yaka (The Poisonous Virgin), the manner pre-poll surveys had had a little political discus- comparable in many ways to The indicated. I expected the voters to sion with Molly, a nurse in Grapes of Wrath by the Nobel-win- tell the President that they did not the US who knows the Bible ner John Steinbeck. want a racist and misogynist, who Ilike the lines on her palm. They set the moral compass. can’t even articulate a grammat- She is happy to be called a prayer Today’s evangelicals are like ically and idiomatically correct warrior. She often attends meet- Molly who are willing to support a sentence in English, to stay in the ings of Indian evangelical women person like Trump merely because White House even for a day. as a resource person. I asked they think he is a bulwark against Instead, we found Trump getting her somewhat bluntly how she the tides of time that will eventu- more support than he had during supported an uncouth fellow, who ally reduce the white in the Bible the 2016 elections from all sections openly says that he would have Belt and elsewhere to a numerical of people, including the Afri- dated his daughter, if she was not minority in another two decades can-Americans and women. True, his biological offspring. or so. As of now, about 70 per cent the increased support was not She was equally bold in telling of all the children in the US are sufficient to edge past Joe Biden, me that she would be voting for non-white. who received greater support even Trump, as he was not contesting A columnist in the New York in Republican strongholds like for the post of Pastor of a Pente- Times quoted an evangelical who Pennsylvania and Georgia. costal church but for the post was clear in his conscience when There is something fundamen- of President of the US. In other he voted for the first time. His tally flawed in the American think- words, she found him morally vote was for Jimmy Carter who ing that a person whose candida- corrupt to be a pastor but polit- represented the ideal Bible-thumb- ture for the Republican nominee in ically savvy to be the President ing candidate who proudly stood 2016 was considered a bit of a joke again.
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