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Voice of the Nation 40.00 38 ORGANISER Tribute: MG Vaidya Vol. 72, No. 28 New Delhi January 3, 2021, Paush Krishna 4, Yugabd 5122 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: MANOJ SINHA, LT GOVERNOR, J&K “NOW, PEOPLE OF J&K WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY” www.organiser.org l ISSN : 0030-5014 l Vol. 72 l No. 28 l January 3, 2021 l OPINION 06 COVER STORY 12 Victory of Democracy /INTERVIEW over False Narratives 24 Will Rajnikant's debut in “DDC polls have politics be a blockbuster? helped build an 28 Church Priority over Last 400 Years: Social Justice... atmosphere of mutual trust REPORT among people” 18 Gearing up for final battle 20 China behind Wistron Episode? 26 India will emerge science 22 INTERVIEW & tech hub: PM Modi Karnataka for quantum leap NEP 2020 in IT, BT sectors: Dr Aswath 32 Realising Malaviyaji’s Narayan CN Dreams MYTH OF ARYAN INVASION PART V 42 Aryans depicted in Ramayana & Mahabharata COLUMN 04 Readers’ Forum 05 Editorial 30 REPORT 38 TRIBUTE / MG VAIDYA 44 News Round Up Trinamool Congress and the End of an Era Cow Smuggling Network 46 Defence Scan Dear Readers, as the issue dated January 10 and 17, 2021 will be the combined 48 Indic Wisdom collectors' edition, the regular edition of Organiser will not be published next week. 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Printed at HT Media Limited, Plot No 8, Udyog Vihar, Greater Noida (UP) - 201306 READERS’ FORUM astic voters, with huge voter turnout percentage, even in the Glorifying History traditionally low percentage areas, APROPOS (Saudi Arabia removes registering manifold increase as anti-Israel and anti-Zionist contents compared to earlier held from textbooks), Organiser, Parliamentary and Panchayat December 21, 2020. A Good move, elections. This manifests that faith we must take out all anti-Sanatan of the people of Jammu and Dharam narration from our text Kashmir in the democratic process books in India. Invaders have got has deepened. With the glorified and great kings and culmination of DDC elections, the stories of empires of Hindus have people of J&K will, for the first been suppressed. We must have a time in history, see a truly empow- study of Bharatiya History in all ered grassroots democracy languages which must be taught in A Rotten Protest entailing direct funding and schools irrespective of their APROPOS (Cover Story, Harvesting decentralised decision making in affiliation. Anarchy) Organiser, December 13, the planning and development of MANOJ SHARMA, 2020. The so-called Bharat Bandh rural areas. through web has fizzled out and has exposed ARYAN RAIZADA, through web the much-trumpeted "public -sup- APROPOS (Islamists port" the proponents claimed to Remedy to save Time attack Hindu boy for have garnered throughout India. and Money refusing to convert after The next betrayal in line was the APROPOS ('One Nation, One marrying a Muslim girl Congress support to the farmers' Election', call makes sense), in Kerala), Organiser, December protests and the inducement by Organiser, December 27, 2020. A 20, 2020. Can somebody please Punjab Government and its help to timely article, I think all patriotic explain this to Talveen Singh as sustain it by supply and service. forces and politicians must listen to she is famous for writing beautiful Have the Sikhs forgotten the mas- this call of PM Modi. One election stories on love affairs and was sacre of thousands of Sikhs and should not be only for parliament panicked when #lovejehad law spilling of Sikh blood on Delhi and state assemblies but also for passed in Uttar Pradesh? Some streets at the very same hands of all over Indian elections including intellectuals call this these Congressmen in the recent Zila Parishad and municipal cor- communalising love and give past? Why did the Sikhs not reject porations. It will save crores of lectures on Ganga-Jamuni Tehzib. Moreover, @chauhansachida9 ۔the Congress support, a rotten rupees and time as well apple given by a filth smeared the prevailing mood will be benefi- hand in the first place? The agita- cial as no governors need to be APROPOS (Islamic tion was first conceived by disgrun- changed unnecessarily, the one- Body's mouthpiece tled middle-men and forced down party rule at the centre and states rakes up communal ,the throats of innocent, gullible and ،will ensure cohesion better devel- sentiments), Organiser simple-minded farmers and later opment of states and the whole December 24, 2020. India's laws hijacked by alien forces. country. We may be proud of such related to freedom of expression A. ARUMUGA NAINAR, Tamil Nadu achievements like Digital India, and formation of associations or One Nation One Ration Card, etc. groups, shouldn't be allowed to Proof of people's 'One Nation, One Election' and wage war or intimidation against faith in Democracy one voters' list can never be any legitimate governments, per- APROPOS (Winds of Change), achieved without changes in sons or any sections of society, Organiser, December 23, 2020. our Constitution. which may lead disruption of The polling stations across the UT DR SATISH KUMAR PANDIT, peace and order in the country. witnessed long queues of enthusi- Panipat RAJAN VAYAKKATTIL Organiser 4 January 3, 2021 Tryst with True Democracy fter removing the barriers of Article 370 and 35A, the people of Jammu-Kashmir had their first experience with grassroot democracy. There are various interpretations of the results, and every political group can have something to tell to their core constituency. Still, there I assured the A is a consistent message of these District Development Council Elections, followed by the people of Jammu & panchayat and block level polls. Kashmir that we Pakistan and the beneficiaries of the selective narrative on Jammu-Kashmir always wish to resolve all tried to sing the tune of atrocities and military excesses at the international level. Right issues – both from the United Nations, no platform remained unutilised by these forces to demean the domestic and democratic culture of Bharat, especially after Article 370 was made ineffective in August external – through 2019. This election is a message from Bharat that it can handle all its problems through talks. I stressed democratic means and no rogue state can weaken that resolve. A free and fair election is that the gun can the hallmark of democracy. Even the Union Government's critics would not deny that these solve no problem; DDC elections were the most transparent exercise. The militants were not allowed to dis- brotherhood can. turb this historic exercise was another significant achievement. Issues can be Now we can say with conviction that we have taken the Constitution in its entirety to resolved if we every corner of Bharat, and this is most certainly an extremely positive message at the move forward national level. There can be a difference of opinion on various issues, but our Constitution guided by the three provides a solution to every fathomable problem. Hitherto discriminated citizens like West- principles of Pak Refugees, Valmikis, Gorkhas etc. for the first time got the right to vote, proving beyond Insaniyat doubt that the path of development and participatory governance is the best way to (Humanism), address issues in a democracy. Jamhooriyat Pakistan sponsored militants have become completely irrelevant in Jammu-Kashmir. (Democracy) and The soft-separatist parties with dynastic tendencies first took a stand of not participating in Kashmiriyat electoral politics unless the so-called ‘special status’ of Jammu-Kashmir is restored. The (Kashmir’s success of Panchayat and Municipal elections forced them not only to contest but forge an age-old legacy of opportunistic alliance called Gupkar. Their participation in the elections symbolizes the Hindu-Muslim acceptance of the changed reality of a J & K free from the clutches of 370. The nationalist amity)” voices first time got their space, and they together defeated the fake narrative of 'no per- son will pick the tri-colour if Article 370 is removed'. The voting percentage in the freezing – Atal Bihari cold climate amidst Covid pandemic was a tight slap on the face of naysayers. This DDC Vajpayee, election witnessed around 50 independent candidates emerging victorious. The message Statement by is loud and clear – the traditional self-centred, corrupt and dynastic politics will no longer Prime Minister work; a new breed of leadership will emerge that will chalk out the future of Jammu- Shri Atal Bihari Kashmir. Vajpayee in Lok The DDC election is just a stepping stone to the more extensive process of democrati- Sabha on his two sation from below.
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