Guest guest Posted June 14, 2012 Report Share Posted June 14, 2012 Mehdi Hassan is no more!! On a lighter note Some one sent a Summon to God and said " Your love for films (Shammi Kapoor and Dev Anand), music ( Jagjit Singh, Bhupen Hazarika and now Mehdi Hassan), and technology (Steve Jobs) is now beyond doubt. May we suggest that you take keen interest in Politics as well! " ............We will miss them all immensly!! ________________________________ To: mgims sewagram <mgims > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 11:16 PM Subject: RE: Cartoonmania I think all right thinking people must agree with your point of view. Is it again over sensitivity without application of wisdom?OPG To: mgims From: bharat_7910@... Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 15:40:19 +0800 Subject: Cartoonmania Today there is a report that M Karunanidhi wants a cartoon in a Class XII NCERT book showing anti-Hindi campaign launched in Tamil Nadu in the 1960's removed. Why? Because it may infuriate the Tamils. Only Karunanidhi knows why it may infuriate the Tamils. Perhaps his thinking has got slightly distorted. By the way, paraphrenia may afflict a few persons in advanced age. Let us forget Karunanidhi for the time being. A woman who is widely believed to be paranoid even went for the arrest of people who she thought were lampooning her in their cartoons a few weeks ago. It later turned into a national tamasha. Soon thereafter we saw collective stupidity in the Parliament. The members (ironically, they insist on being addressed as Honourable Members) created a big ruckus over a cartoon showing Ambedkar getting whipped for his slow progress on the constitution for which he headed a committee . Even apes are capable of better behaviour. The most important question is this: Why do we dread cartoons so much? One simple view is that Indians lack the sense of humour. It is appropriate to mention subtle humour here. Otherwise an average Indian does love Laloo-Govinda chhaap homour. Secondly, we cannot accept the other side of our character shown in cartoons. Thirdly, some of us could be having ideas of persecution. (Stalin suffered from paranoid personality disorder which made him kill millions of his countrymen.) Fourthly, we are simply stupid to waste our time on unimportant things. There is one more reason for the comical actions of people who go after cartoons (and cartoonists). Seemingly, they have a valid reason this time. They fear competition from cartoons. Which 'cartoon' would like to have himself cartooned? They want us to enjoy the live cartoons crawling around in the political world instead of getting diverted by the figurative ones. Who has not enjoyed seeing Laloo in his knee-length underwear, scratching his copious abdomen and chewing a man while he entertained visitors at his official residence? I feel newspapers and magazines should not waste any space by printing cartoons. It is absolutely unnecessary. Let the people see the real cartoons. Bharat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2012 Report Share Posted June 14, 2012 Sad indeed, about Mehdi Hassan, but as they say only one thing is certain in life and that is death :-) I liked that line about politicians ;-) but then the Almighty has his own plans :-D Ravin '82 On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM, ashish sachdeva <ashish1sachdeva@... > wrote: > ** > > > Mehdi Hassan is no more!! On a lighter note Some one sent a Summon to God > and said " Your love for films (Shammi Kapoor and Dev Anand), music ( Jagjit > Singh, Bhupen Hazarika and now Mehdi Hassan), and technology (Steve Jobs) > is now beyond doubt. May we suggest that you take keen interest in Politics > as well! " ...........We will miss them all immensly!! > > ________________________________ > > To: mgims sewagram <mgims > > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 11:16 PM > Subject: RE: Cartoonmania > > > I think all right thinking people must agree with your point of view. Is > it again over sensitivity without application of wisdom?OPG > > To: mgims > From: bharat_7910@... > Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 15:40:19 +0800 > Subject: Cartoonmania > > > > > > > Today there is a report that M Karunanidhi wants a cartoon in a > Class XII NCERT book showing anti-Hindi campaign launched in Tamil Nadu in > the 1960's removed. Why? Because it may infuriate the Tamils. Only > Karunanidhi knows why it may infuriate the Tamils. Perhaps his thinking has > got slightly distorted. By the way, paraphrenia may afflict a few persons > in advanced age. > > Let us forget Karunanidhi for the time being. A woman who is widely > believed to be paranoid even went for the arrest of people who she thought > were lampooning her in their cartoons a few weeks ago. It later turned into > a national tamasha. Soon thereafter we saw collective stupidity in the > Parliament. The members (ironically, they insist on being addressed as > Honourable Members) created a big ruckus over a cartoon showing Ambedkar > getting whipped for his slow progress on the constitution for which he > headed a committee . Even apes are capable of better behaviour. > > The most important question is this: Why do we dread cartoons so much? One > simple view is that Indians lack the sense of humour. It is appropriate to > mention subtle humour here. Otherwise an average Indian does love > Laloo-Govinda chhaap homour. Secondly, we cannot accept the other side of > our character shown in cartoons. Thirdly, some of us could be having ideas > of persecution. (Stalin suffered from paranoid personality disorder which > made him kill millions of his countrymen.) Fourthly, we are simply stupid > to waste our time on unimportant things. > > There is one more reason for the comical actions of people who go after > cartoons (and cartoonists). Seemingly, they have a valid reason this time. > They fear competition from cartoons. Which 'cartoon' would like to have > himself cartooned? They want us to enjoy the live cartoons crawling around > in the political world instead of getting diverted by the figurative ones. > Who has not enjoyed seeing Laloo in his knee-length underwear, scratching > his copious abdomen and chewing a man while he entertained visitors at his > official residence? > > I feel newspapers and magazines should not waste any space by printing > cartoons. It is absolutely unnecessary. Let the people see the real > cartoons. > > Bharat > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2012 Report Share Posted June 14, 2012 Yes, it was a great voice. There was this SMS doing the rounds which said: The mother of all ghazal nights will be held in heaven tonight when Mehdi Hassan meets Jagjit Singh. Anshu > Sad indeed, about Mehdi Hassan, but as they say only one thing is certain > in life and that is death :-) > > I liked that line about politicians ;-) but then the Almighty has his own > plans :-D > > Ravin '82 > > On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM, ashish sachdeva < > ashish1sachdeva@... > > wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > Mehdi Hassan is no more!! On a lighter note Some one sent a Summon to God > > and said " Your love for films (Shammi Kapoor and Dev Anand), music ( > Jagjit > > Singh, Bhupen Hazarika and now Mehdi Hassan), and technology (Steve Jobs) > > is now beyond doubt. May we suggest that you take keen interest in > Politics > > as well! " ...........We will miss them all immensly!! > > > > ________________________________ > > > > To: mgims sewagram <mgims > > > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 11:16 PM > > Subject: RE: Cartoonmania > > > > > > I think all right thinking people must agree with your point of view. Is > > it again over sensitivity without application of wisdom?OPG > > > > To: mgims > > From: bharat_7910@... > > Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 15:40:19 +0800 > > Subject: Cartoonmania > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Today there is a report that M Karunanidhi wants a cartoon in a > > Class XII NCERT book showing anti-Hindi campaign launched in Tamil Nadu > in > > the 1960's removed. Why? Because it may infuriate the Tamils. Only > > Karunanidhi knows why it may infuriate the Tamils. Perhaps his thinking > has > > got slightly distorted. By the way, paraphrenia may afflict a few persons > > in advanced age. > > > > Let us forget Karunanidhi for the time being. A woman who is widely > > believed to be paranoid even went for the arrest of people who she > thought > > were lampooning her in their cartoons a few weeks ago. It later turned > into > > a national tamasha. Soon thereafter we saw collective stupidity in the > > Parliament. The members (ironically, they insist on being addressed as > > Honourable Members) created a big ruckus over a cartoon showing Ambedkar > > getting whipped for his slow progress on the constitution for which he > > headed a committee . Even apes are capable of better behaviour. > > > > The most important question is this: Why do we dread cartoons so much? > One > > simple view is that Indians lack the sense of humour. It is appropriate > to > > mention subtle humour here. Otherwise an average Indian does love > > Laloo-Govinda chhaap homour. Secondly, we cannot accept the other side of > > our character shown in cartoons. Thirdly, some of us could be having > ideas > > of persecution. (Stalin suffered from paranoid personality disorder which > > made him kill millions of his countrymen.) Fourthly, we are simply stupid > > to waste our time on unimportant things. > > > > There is one more reason for the comical actions of people who go after > > cartoons (and cartoonists). Seemingly, they have a valid reason this > time. > > They fear competition from cartoons. Which 'cartoon' would like to have > > himself cartooned? They want us to enjoy the live cartoons crawling > around > > in the political world instead of getting diverted by the figurative > ones. > > Who has not enjoyed seeing Laloo in his knee-length underwear, scratching > > his copious abdomen and chewing a man while he entertained visitors at > his > > official residence? > > > > I feel newspapers and magazines should not waste any space by printing > > cartoons. It is absolutely unnecessary. Let the people see the real > > cartoons. > > > > Bharat > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2012 Report Share Posted June 14, 2012 So true.............Felt rather sad.......he was such a maestro............loved his renditions...........may his soul rest in peace........ regards aasawari91 listening to ranjishi sahi........... ________________________________ To: mgims Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2012 9:36 AM Subject: Re: Mehdi Hassan  Yes, it was a great voice. There was this SMS doing the rounds which said: The mother of all ghazal nights will be held in heaven tonight when Mehdi Hassan meets Jagjit Singh. Anshu > Sad indeed, about Mehdi Hassan, but as they say only one thing is certain > in life and that is death :-) > > I liked that line about politicians ;-) but then the Almighty has his own > plans :-D > > Ravin '82 > > On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM, ashish sachdeva < > ashish1sachdeva@... > > wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > Mehdi Hassan is no more!! On a lighter note Some one sent a Summon to God > > and said " Your love for films (Shammi Kapoor and Dev Anand), music ( > Jagjit > > Singh, Bhupen Hazarika and now Mehdi Hassan), and technology (Steve Jobs) > > is now beyond doubt. May we suggest that you take keen interest in > Politics > > as well! " ...........We will miss them all immensly!! > > > > ________________________________ > > > > To: mgims sewagram <mgims > > > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 11:16 PM > > Subject: RE: Cartoonmania > > > > > > I think all right thinking people must agree with your point of view. Is > > it again over sensitivity without application of wisdom?OPG > > > > To: mgims > > From: bharat_7910@... > > Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 15:40:19 +0800 > > Subject: Cartoonmania > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Today there is a report that M Karunanidhi wants a cartoon in a > > Class XII NCERT book showing anti-Hindi campaign launched in Tamil Nadu > in > > the 1960's removed. Why? Because it may infuriate the Tamils. Only > > Karunanidhi knows why it may infuriate the Tamils. Perhaps his thinking > has > > got slightly distorted. By the way, paraphrenia may afflict a few persons > > in advanced age. > > > > Let us forget Karunanidhi for the time being. A woman who is widely > > believed to be paranoid even went for the arrest of people who she > thought > > were lampooning her in their cartoons a few weeks ago. It later turned > into > > a national tamasha. Soon thereafter we saw collective stupidity in the > > Parliament. The members (ironically, they insist on being addressed as > > Honourable Members) created a big ruckus over a cartoon showing Ambedkar > > getting whipped for his slow progress on the constitution for which he > > headed a committee . Even apes are capable of better behaviour. > > > > The most important question is this: Why do we dread cartoons so much? > One > > simple view is that Indians lack the sense of humour. It is appropriate > to > > mention subtle humour here. Otherwise an average Indian does love > > Laloo-Govinda chhaap homour. Secondly, we cannot accept the other side of > > our character shown in cartoons. Thirdly, some of us could be having > ideas > > of persecution. (Stalin suffered from paranoid personality disorder which > > made him kill millions of his countrymen.) Fourthly, we are simply stupid > > to waste our time on unimportant things. > > > > There is one more reason for the comical actions of people who go after > > cartoons (and cartoonists). Seemingly, they have a valid reason this > time. > > They fear competition from cartoons. Which 'cartoon' would like to have > > himself cartooned? They want us to enjoy the live cartoons crawling > around > > in the political world instead of getting diverted by the figurative > ones. > > Who has not enjoyed seeing Laloo in his knee-length underwear, scratching > > his copious abdomen and chewing a man while he entertained visitors at > his > > official residence? > > > > I feel newspapers and magazines should not waste any space by printing > > cartoons. It is absolutely unnecessary. Let the people see the real > > cartoons. > > > > Bharat > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2012 Report Share Posted June 14, 2012 I loved what Ashish Sir said.....now there should be a long line of politicians...........lol Just sending the you tube links for my favourite ones..........hope you all enjoy.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgKDqh2ccuU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIWvaupRGBo regards aasawari91 ________________________________ To: " mgims " <mgims > Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2012 12:17 PM Subject: Re: Mehdi Hassan  So true.............Felt rather sad.......he was such a maestro............loved his renditions...........may his soul rest in peace........ regards aasawari91 listening to ranjishi sahi........... ________________________________ To: mgims Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2012 9:36 AM Subject: Re: Mehdi Hassan  Yes, it was a great voice. There was this SMS doing the rounds which said: The mother of all ghazal nights will be held in heaven tonight when Mehdi Hassan meets Jagjit Singh. Anshu > Sad indeed, about Mehdi Hassan, but as they say only one thing is certain > in life and that is death :-) > > I liked that line about politicians ;-) but then the Almighty has his own > plans :-D > > Ravin '82 > > On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM, ashish sachdeva < > ashish1sachdeva@... > > wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > Mehdi Hassan is no more!! On a lighter note Some one sent a Summon to God > > and said " Your love for films (Shammi Kapoor and Dev Anand), music ( > Jagjit > > Singh, Bhupen Hazarika and now Mehdi Hassan), and technology (Steve Jobs) > > is now beyond doubt. May we suggest that you take keen interest in > Politics > > as well! " ...........We will miss them all immensly!! > > > > ________________________________ > > > > To: mgims sewagram <mgims > > > Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 11:16 PM > > Subject: RE: Cartoonmania > > > > > > I think all right thinking people must agree with your point of view. Is > > it again over sensitivity without application of wisdom?OPG > > > > To: mgims > > From: bharat_7910@... > > Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 15:40:19 +0800 > > Subject: Cartoonmania > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Today there is a report that M Karunanidhi wants a cartoon in a > > Class XII NCERT book showing anti-Hindi campaign launched in Tamil Nadu > in > > the 1960's removed. Why? Because it may infuriate the Tamils. Only > > Karunanidhi knows why it may infuriate the Tamils. Perhaps his thinking > has > > got slightly distorted. By the way, paraphrenia may afflict a few persons > > in advanced age. > > > > Let us forget Karunanidhi for the time being. A woman who is widely > > believed to be paranoid even went for the arrest of people who she > thought > > were lampooning her in their cartoons a few weeks ago. It later turned > into > > a national tamasha. Soon thereafter we saw collective stupidity in the > > Parliament. The members (ironically, they insist on being addressed as > > Honourable Members) created a big ruckus over a cartoon showing Ambedkar > > getting whipped for his slow progress on the constitution for which he > > headed a committee . Even apes are capable of better behaviour. > > > > The most important question is this: Why do we dread cartoons so much? > One > > simple view is that Indians lack the sense of humour. It is appropriate > to > > mention subtle humour here. Otherwise an average Indian does love > > Laloo-Govinda chhaap homour. Secondly, we cannot accept the other side of > > our character shown in cartoons. Thirdly, some of us could be having > ideas > > of persecution. (Stalin suffered from paranoid personality disorder which > > made him kill millions of his countrymen.) Fourthly, we are simply stupid > > to waste our time on unimportant things. > > > > There is one more reason for the comical actions of people who go after > > cartoons (and cartoonists). Seemingly, they have a valid reason this > time. > > They fear competition from cartoons. Which 'cartoon' would like to have > > himself cartooned? They want us to enjoy the live cartoons crawling > around > > in the political world instead of getting diverted by the figurative > ones. > > Who has not enjoyed seeing Laloo in his knee-length underwear, scratching > > his copious abdomen and chewing a man while he entertained visitors at > his > > official residence? > > > > I feel newspapers and magazines should not waste any space by printing > > cartoons. It is absolutely unnecessary. Let the people see the real > > cartoons. > > > > Bharat > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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