Yuga Rishi Shriram Sharma

Indian Sciences has all that which can today transform positively human life from its very root. Speaking thus, Julia Arthur Barrows glanced at her friend Merlin Eddington. Both friends had journeyed to India for a few days. Julia in the recent past by executing many important applications in the field of medical therapy had attained a lot of fame. Merlin's subject field was material science. Despite being researchers of 2 different streams of science their likes were very similar.

If the telecommunication revolution is used wholesomely it can rendered a potent and effective weapon of thought revolution in the field of news and thinking. Deepak Miglani said all this in a very serious tone. He added that 8-9 years back a news item was published in a Haryana newspaper whose title was ‘If we eat vegetarian food a girl child shall be born'. By itself in Haryana dangerous imbalance is seen in the ratio of boys and girls and hence this news could have dire consequences.

45 year old Dharmavir Camboj of Damla village in Haryana's Yamuna Nagar district via designing a Multipurpose Food Processing Machine has renamed the field of business in a refreshingly new way. Machines made by him are of great use for farmers because herbs, flowers and fruits can be very easily processed by it. Those who use these machines believe that as a result heavy losses noted in the chain of lack of agricultural production shall lessen a great deal.

In the same way Kamalkishor Sone and his wife Aradhana Patnaik are IAS officers of 1998 AD batch. They look upon social service as their prime duty. Both opine that IAS is that job which gives one a great opportunity to render lives of lay citizen better and when a poor person smiles, we experience inner joy. Due to their hard efforts every woman from the total 10000 working in 1000 self help groups earn Rs 2500 per month which has rendered their family life happy and peaceful.

Why was village life attractive for Chavi? On being asked this at first she burst out laughing but then said: Whatever dwells in villages cannot be found elsewhere. Over here rests nature's bountiful beauty, fragrant flowers and there is soul fulfillment in dwelling in the soil of our ancestors. Then she slowly said: Of course conjoined to this are problems pertaining to villages. In our area the biggest problem is of water. In fact in villages more than irrigation clean water is in shortage.

P Sainath is a very senior journalist of a very well known English newspaper. In today's times wherein the eyes of journalists and journalism is titillated with vain glamour and media power, P Sainath very fearlessly is executing his righteous journalist responsibilities. Even today journalism is a sacred mission for him and is also a national duty as far as he is concerned. The task of journalism is to get ready people's opinion on welfare tasks related to the public.

Small girls, boys of Kashmir address Majid as brother and he in turn teaches them not only about trees, herbs but also how to become good pious human beings. He truly repents his past despicable life. Since he is educated and capable he possesses information of worldly ways. Today thousands have taken up terrorist activities. Challenges regarding terrorism are rising a lot. Maybe discussion revolves around Pakistan, India and Afghanistan yet every country of the world is a victim of terrorism.

In our 15th Lok Sabha (India's lower house of Parliament) there are more than 300 millionaire MP's. Majority of these are either millionaires, of criminal leanings or by taking up crime have amassed untold black money. In India wealth and crime are inseparable partners. What is quite ironic that in a small country like Bhutan if you wish to stand for elections to run the government you must be minimum a graduate (bachelor's degree). So the question is, is India even worse off than tiny Bhutan?

Whether it is Justice Markandeya Katju who thought it befitting to award the death penalty in cases of honor killings or it is Justice GS Singhvi who observed that 100 phone tapping cases show how the country is being run. Not only this, recently the Supreme Court in its historical judgment passed an order to make CBI investigations against 34 judges because the Honorable Chief Justice believes that the corrupt must not escape the noose of law even if they are judges of various courts.

If in India we wish to bring in new economic management small scale industries shall have to be reopened. In order to direct a new economic revolution certain points shall have to be pondered over. These words of Prof Sen were avidly heard by his friends Robert and Amalendu. For a new economic program first nature based means and resources must be protected from wastage and thus the environment shall get protection which in turn shall induce nature to aid our economic development and progress.