What reforms can we expect now?

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends and like minded persons,

 

I do not know whether I should write a letter of this nature or stepping away

the boundaries of spiritual sciences – the line which I had chosen for all

practical purposes. But when I see certain mails and other developments

claiming innocent lives of many, I desired to play a role of finding the exact

fault and the remedial possible measures thereof. The Indians are known world

wide as soft spoken, work oriented and religious minded people, some times

people in the other parts of the world though jealous to accept the origin of

civilization and other advancement made by the ancient people of Indian origin

in different fields. Well, keeping this aside, it is an admitted fact that we

are lacking in commitment and code of discipline and that is the reason why the

country had gone to the hands of others, several times in the past. The

unfortunate caste system, linguistic problems associated with regional,

religious, environmental differences, yet, played a major role in globally

keeping our position quite low. We are rich agriculturally; we have excellent

man power resources, mineral resources, water resources and what not. I shed

tears standing in front of the Holy River Brahmaputra when the entire hill fresh

water straight passes to join Bay of Bengal which otherwise would have been

diverted to the deficient areas to make the household rich. When I look at the

pathetic house wife of a rural area, as detailed by me in different columns of

News Papers since past 30 years, whose major portion of day time is just wasted

in carrying water from different wells for household purposes. Her energy would

have been otherwise useful for income generation activity.

 

I stayed with such rural folk for years to do my best in an un-electrified

village along with my family giving up my children education and my career

prospective etc., though it was not needed for me to do so. The

un-electrified villages of our country do speak as to how much we could to

ourselves in all these years. The progressive and promoted illiteracy in these

villages, perhaps help a few politically but then, as whose cost? I have many

unsolved questions of the similar nature.

 

“The Reforms I expect in India – The Next Generation” – is the book form which

I could bring in till now with a hope that something should really happen to see

my Country in new peaks when someone who could really take care of the points

mentioned there in. I found in my life journey, that it is next to impossible to

change the Political set up as it is found to be beyond repair. The second one

which we look at is the Administrative Set up, and this is unfortunately in the

hands of political powers. The ONLY AND ONLY SURVIVING HOPE is the JUDICIARY.

If this grievance redressal machinery gears up, the entire system can be brought

back to line. Justice delayed is justice denied – I do not know why cases are

piling up keeping justice quite away from the sufferer. Why punishments are not

given to the guilty on time and why scandals take years for probing and

judgment, why a time frame is not put to cases so that every one alerted. When

grievance redressal is not available to a common man, he has no option than to

jump to other areas like approaching Rowdy Sheeters and political bosses etc.

JUDICIARY is the only and only surviving hope for all us, as the matter stands

which should promise a time frame work action. If this system is updated, soon

we are sure to keep our eye brows and shoulder up.

 

I shed tears many a times, particularly when I visited GOLU BHAGAVAN near

Almora Ranges of Himalayas where hundreds and thousands of bells are hanged by

people of different states in the country with their petitions to the Lord

requesting for speedy justice and disposal of their legitimate claims. At this

stage, when the country has a code and law, it is really a matter worthy of

keeping our heads low at least once, as to why people go to Lord when we have

courts and legal system. Every case is not a political case, forgetting the

political cases where a progress is difficult, at least other cases can well be

settled on time GIVING AN ASSURANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY THAT LEGAL

course of action – speedy action, is at the door steps of the people. This is

the least that can be expected, I believe. I may be wrong or I might not have

right conceptual skill, but then, I moved with rural and utmost rural people,

and I understand that this is what they want. It is

not my intention to pass any remark against any body, but then the fact is

this, whether accepted or otherwise.

 

Nothing is impossible for a judiciary and when you look at the system adopted

in countries like America etc we really understand how the system can produce

wonders. The Consumer Awareness Programs etc are worth mentioning and these are

free from Politics and Administration. We can surely do some wonders before OUR

GENERATION lay down and rest, and perhaps this is the only one available way.

My intention is not to belittle the system; my clear intention is that the

system can do wonders, if it really wishes to do. And that is the only one

surviving hope of all of us. JAI HIND.

Yours affly HARA HARA MAHADEVA DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI

 

Adhyatmitka Ratna, Sri Yaaga Vidya Praveena, Vedanta Visarada

Dr P V Sesha Sai Aswamedhayaaji

www.ashwamedhayaagam.org E Mails: shodasisai,

shodasisai, shodasisai, Spencer’s Street, # 221,

Torrance, 90503 California, USA

Phones Mobile: 310 293 9066 Land Line 310 921 6138

17th July 2006

[Guest guest]

Dear Dr Sesha,

 

It is heartening to note the deep concern expressed by you.

According to Indian Philosophy every one reaps the fruits of

his own karma. We (others) can only try to mitigate the sorrow

or sufering.

 

Your rosy picture about the legal system in India is far from

reality. A person may lose all his wealth before getting a square

foot of land to which he is the legal heir.

 

God is great and & from India you can make local calls to God !!

 

He will save us.

 

Pranam,

 

Rajagopalan C V

 

 

Dr Perisepalli Venkata Sesha Sai <aswamedhayaagam wrote:

Dear Friends and like minded persons,

 

I do not know whether I should write a letter of this nature or stepping away

the boundaries of spiritual sciences – the line which I had chosen for all

practical purposes. But when I see certain mails and other developments claiming

innocent lives of many, I desired to play a role of finding the exact fault and

the remedial possible measures thereof. The Indians are known world wide as soft

spoken, work oriented and religious minded people, some times people in the

other parts of the world though jealous to accept the origin of civilization and

other advancement made by the ancient people of Indian origin in different

fields. Well, keeping this aside, it is an admitted fact that we are lacking in

commitment and code of discipline and that is the reason why the country had

gone to the hands of others, several times in the past. The unfortunate caste

system, linguistic problems associated with regional, religious, environmental

differences, yet, played a major role in

globally keeping our position quite low. We are rich agriculturally; we have

excellent man power resources, mineral resources, water resources and what not.

I shed tears standing in front of the Holy River Brahmaputra when the entire

hill fresh water straight passes to join Bay of Bengal which otherwise would

have been diverted to the deficient areas to make the household rich. When I

look at the pathetic house wife of a rural area, as detailed by me in different

columns of News Papers since past 30 years, whose major portion of day time is

just wasted in carrying water from different wells for household purposes. Her

energy would have been otherwise useful for income generation activity.

 

I stayed with such rural folk for years to do my best in an un-electrified

village along with my family giving up my children education and my career

prospective etc., though it was not needed for me to do so. The un-electrified

villages of our country do speak as to how much we could to ourselves in all

these years. The progressive and promoted illiteracy in these villages, perhaps

help a few politically but then, as whose cost? I have many unsolved questions

of the similar nature.

 

“The Reforms I expect in India – The Next Generation” – is the book form which I

could bring in till now with a hope that something should really happen to see

my Country in new peaks when someone who could really take care of the points

mentioned there in. I found in my life journey, that it is next to impossible to

change the Political set up as it is found to be beyond repair. The second one

which we look at is the Administrative Set up, and this is unfortunately in the

hands of political powers. The ONLY AND ONLY SURVIVING HOPE is the JUDICIARY. If

this grievance redressal machinery gears up, the entire system can be brought

back to line. Justice delayed is justice denied – I do not know why cases are

piling up keeping justice quite away from the sufferer. Why punishments are not

given to the guilty on time and why scandals take years for probing and

judgment, why a time frame is not put to cases so that every one alerted. When

grievance redressal is not available to a

common man, he has no option than to jump to other areas like approaching Rowdy

Sheeters and political bosses etc. JUDICIARY is the only and only surviving hope

for all us, as the matter stands which should promise a time frame work action.

If this system is updated, soon we are sure to keep our eye brows and shoulder

up.

 

I shed tears many a times, particularly when I visited GOLU BHAGAVAN near Almora

Ranges of Himalayas where hundreds and thousands of bells are hanged by people

of different states in the country with their petitions to the Lord requesting

for speedy justice and disposal of their legitimate claims. At this stage, when

the country has a code and law, it is really a matter worthy of keeping our

heads low at least once, as to why people go to Lord when we have courts and

legal system. Every case is not a political case, forgetting the political cases

where a progress is difficult, at least other cases can well be settled on time

GIVING AN ASSURANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY THAT LEGAL course of action –

speedy action, is at the door steps of the people. This is the least that can be

expected, I believe. I may be wrong or I might not have right conceptual skill,

but then, I moved with rural and utmost rural people, and I understand that this

is what they want. It is

not my intention to pass any remark against any body, but then the fact is this,

whether accepted or otherwise.

 

Nothing is impossible for a judiciary and when you look at the system adopted in

countries like America etc we really understand how the system can produce

wonders. The Consumer Awareness Programs etc are worth mentioning and these are

free from Politics and Administration. We can surely do some wonders before OUR

GENERATION lay down and rest, and perhaps this is the only one available way. My

intention is not to belittle the system; my clear intention is that the system

can do wonders, if it really wishes to do. And that is the only one surviving

hope of all of us. JAI HIND.

Yours affly HARA HARA MAHADEVA DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI

 

Adhyatmitka Ratna, Sri Yaaga Vidya Praveena, Vedanta Visarada

Dr P V Sesha Sai Aswamedhayaaji

www.ashwamedhayaagam.org E Mails: shodasisai, shodasisai,

shodasisai, Spencer’s Street, # 221, Torrance, 90503

California, USA

Phones Mobile: 310 293 9066 Land Line 310 921 6138

17th July 2006