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On Sunday, 25 October 1998 12:30:00 UTC+5:30, Grantland wrote:
> In article <364047a2.324967@news.btinternet.com>,
> Luxmee <luxmee@aol.com> wrote:
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> >
> >-> JOSHI SEES 'POLITICS' IN MINISTERS' BOYCOTT
> >-> The Hindu
> >-> Saturday, October 24, 1998
> >-> Nayee Dillee, Oct. 23, 1994 - The Union Minister for Human Resource
> >-> Development, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, today said there was ``some
> >-> politics'' behind the boycott of Saraswati Vandana by Ministers
> >-> from the non-BJP ruled States when it was sung at the opening of
> >-> the Education Ministers' conference here on Thursday. Ministers
> >-> from Punjab and Andhra Pradesh, both ruled by the BJP's allies, had
> >-> also boycotted it saying there was no place for a religious hymn at
> >-> a Government function.
> >-> Dr. Joshi said he saw ``no logic'' in the boycott because Saraswati
> >-> Vandana had been routinely played at Government functions. This had
> >-> been the ``practice'' even under the United Front Government, he
> >-> said giving a specific instance of a function organised by the
> >-> Welfare Ministry in New Delhi on December 3, 1997.
> >-> ``The then President and the Prime Minister, Mr. Gujral, were
> >-> present at that function.''
> >-> Almost simultaneously, the working president of the VHP, Mr. Ashok
> >-> Singhal, described the boycott as an ``insult to the nation'' and
> >-> reflection of ``hatred towards the Hindu society''. He attacked the
> >-> Congress(I) president, Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, for accusing the Vajpayee
> >-> Government of ``communalising'' education. Giving her criticism a
> >-> communal twist, he said:``Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is a Christian. She
> >-> should desist from creating disaffection towards thousands of years
> >-> old cultural heritage of Bharat.''
> >-> Meanwhile, about the controversy over the conference agenda which
> >-> had to be dropped in the face of strong protest from the Opposition
> >-> including the BJP's two allies - the Akali Dal and the Telugu Desam
> >-> - Dr. Joshi repeated what he had been saying over the past two
> >-> days: that the proposals which triggered the controversy did not
> >-> reflect the Government's view. These were made by independent
> >-> ``experts'' and placed before the conference for discussion.
> >-> He said he had ``no knowledge'' that these proposals were identical
> >-> to those made by Vidya Bharati two months ago. ``Nobody has shown
> >-> them to me.'' The Government was committed to its National Agenda
> >-> for Governance.
> >-> Dr. Joshi did not agree that the Government suffered a loss of face
> >-> by withdrawing the proposals, and scrapping the presentation by Mr.
> >-> P. D. Chitlangia, an ``expert'' stated to be close to the RSS. ``In
> >-> a democracy when eight or ten people say they don't want to listen
> >-> to something then what is the fun in doing it'', he said.
> >-> There was an attempt by some of Dr. Joshi's aides today to suggest
> >-> that he was not aware of the contentious portion of the agenda.
> >-> According to them, the agenda was sent out without drawing the
> >-> Minister's attention to the proposals which nearly wrecked the
> >-> conference. The intention appeared to be to blame the bureaucracy
> >-> for the flap. Dr. Joshi, however, was categorical that he was fully
> >-> aware. ``The agenda went out under my signatures and I later wrote
> >-> to the Education Ministers clarifying it'', he said.
> >-> In an interesting twist, Mr. Chitlangia denied that he was either
> >-> ``directly or indirectly'' associated with Vidya Bharati, a network
> >-> of educational institutions run by the RSS and its friends. Yet,
> >-> the official programme released by the HRD Ministry identified him
> >-> as a representative of Vidya Bharati. The programme said:
> >-> ``presentation by P. D. Chitlangia of Vidya Bharati.''
> >-> It is learnt that after the controversy erupted, the first set of
> >-> copies of the programme which identified Mr. Chitlangia as a Vidya
> >-> Bharati representative was withdrawn and a fresh set was put out
> >-> describing him as president of the Friends of Tribal Society.
> >-> Mr. Chitlangia also contested the official claim that it was he who
> >-> had volunteered to make a presentation to the conference. In a
> >-> statement Mr. Chitlangia said: ``Our activities and success became
> >-> known to Hon'ble Minister of HRD, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, and I
> >-> was invited to make a presentation in the conference on our
> >-> experience of extending non-formal primary education in cost-
> >-> effective methods.''
> >-> The Education Ministers wound up their discussion today after
> >-> making a number of recommendations. The secretaries would work out
> >-> the details tomorrow, the last day of the conference.
> >-> Dr. Joshi said a national committee of Ministers from Tamil Nadu,
> >-> West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab, Haryana
> >-> and Assam had been set up under his chairmanship to work out the
> >-> details of a national mission which was proposed to be set up to
> >-> speed up universalisation of primary education. The conference
> >-> favoured increased funding of school education, accent on the
> >-> ``marginalised'' sections, more stress on vocational education and
> >-> open schools, and strengthening of the literary missions.
> >-> For non-commercial, educational use and open discussion only.
> >-> Source - http://www.hinduonline.com/
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> >-> Om Shanti
>
> Your brother is a fucking queer!
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> >
> >
> >
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>
> You sound like a dumb kiddie. Did you have your stupid cranium
> shoved up your mother's beaver while you scrawled that pile of
> shite? Do you want a fuck'n fight?
>
> >
> >ooooooo
> >Luxmee
> >ooooooo
>
> Where did you fuckingwell come from, boil? A newsgroup for the
> planet's most enormous cretin?
>
>
> --
> Grantland < alt.flame's resident carbuncle >.
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