After reading this you'll not look t-shirts as the way you look now

T-shirt : New way of communication 

The people who participate in occupy Wall Street movement in America used banner, poster and more especially t-shirt and it became the effective way to communicate i.e. shirt slogan. In the movement, slogan written on t-shirts was differentiating from the other traditional way to protest. 

"I AM PART OF 99%" (In America every property went in hands of rich people and the other 99% become poor, so I am the one of them.) 

'I ALREADY HATE THE NEXT PRES" (Anyone will win in election and I don't bother about it. Country's politics suck my food and job. Now, even it is 1 years to elect next president. I already hate the president.) 

Some years ago no one can ever assume that one ordinary T-shirt can become powerful medium to speak out. 

In India, During movement of Anna Hazare various people were seen to wear T-shirt printed as 'I  AM ANNA HAZARE' and 'MERA NETA CHOR HAI'. That printed line simply indicates supporter s of Anna Hazare. 

In 2003-04 unemployed middle class American girls and boys used T-shirt slogan as 'MY JOB IS BANGLORD' It is based on that Bangluru city of India provides good job.

T-shirt is the most important and international apparel in real sense. What is caste; colour, country, men and women T-shirts have crossed all the borders.

What India, America what Egypt, Brazil every country's people used to wear T-shirts.

Russia, one of the chilliest country. In spite of chilling climate here girls and boys try to wear T-shirts.

T-shirt is normally worn with jeans but now people use it with trouser. In 'Jab We Met' movie there was a scene on railway station in which Kareena worn T-shirt with salwar, which becomes hot trend in country.

So now question came, why this popular and simple thing come in existence so late? and the other complicated question arise that this T-shirt should be explored in hot weather country like India but surprisingly it is explored in cold weather country like America.

We were use different type of T-shirt in form of vest, semi synthetic cloths and lots of other form since many years. Stitching a T-shirt is not required any hard work, time and techniques. 

Actually, Cloths doesn't need technology or material but need a special thought and creativity.

We cannot imagine Indian forces wearing T-shirt but in America, Government gave permission to wear T-shirt in Spain war. In 1890, Port workers and mining workers were already starting to wear T-shirt because it absorbs sweats. 

The American force when went in hot country like Cuba and Philippines for war. So they also start to wear T-shirt in casual wearing. 

But giving permission to American forces as force apparel became miracle in future. 

After 30 years, later when America suffers from recessions and people were not able to stitch cloths from tailor. So at that time wholesale product, T-shirt helps masses. In spite of all these white collar people were find it hard to digest. Marlan Brando, 1951 A Popular movie 'A Streetcar named desire' released. He decides to wear T-shirt. Due to his step America's white collar people start to accept T-shirts as a clothing option. 

In 1990 period of global warming T-shirt came in market. Now I also want to purchase Rs. 50 T-shirt in thought of that wearing it again and again. After that it helps to mom to wipe floors. 

One day this simple cloth will become a way to define style statement and political declaration which was not expectable, 

American considers that T-shirts reborn is after 2000 but In India registering born and reborn is complicated. 

Global communication is recognized in 21st century. So without uttering a word T-shirt crosses the limit, borders and still communicating to the people . 

                                                           -Translated from article published in Nav Bharat Times.

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Oppose the terrorism....

Territory of terrorism 

The execution of James folly in Iraq by the ISIS terrorist group put up the light that they want to make free Dr. Aafia Siddiqui aka Lady Kayada who is in the US prison for having the plan to attack the country. No doubt the execution is really brutal and is the fresh example of inhumanity by the terrorist group.

While searching on the net more I have find this blog written by Pakistani writer named as Noman ansari. Who have mentioned that Pakistan is supporting to the terrorist Dr. Aafia and always oppose Malala. The blog itself has covered many points neatly. Here is the link.

http://blogs.tribune.com.pk/story/18229/pakistan-where-dr-aafia-siddiqui-is-a-hero-and-malala-a-villain/

The entire terrorist group either its Al-Kayada, Taliban, ISIS all the organization has only one motto TO SPREAD THE CRIME worldwide.  As an amateur observer of terrorism I see many loopholes in the ideology of this terror group.

What this terrorist is really want? To make the universe a fighting zone or destroying the humanity! I always wonder what their mind is up to. To just fight in the sacred name of ‘Islam’ not sure! I don’t think any religion teaches people to fight and show inhumanity.  

One of the cruelest name is the Taliban. They torture people just because of their silly thoughts. Their thinking pattern is really disaster to the entire human on this earth. They execute men, women just because of silly mistakes. In 1996 they executed Jarmeena by shooting bullets in her head. Pathetic! They are not god or not someone who have right to choose the correct or incorrect.

If you surf on the net you’ll find the previous picture of Iraq. Which is just opposite to what is Iraq now. They were funded by some strongest people around the world. They smuggled all the banned drugs. They simply brainwashed the people in the name of the Jihad and rapidly increased the army of monsters.

I don’t know whom should I  blame? The society, religion or poverty.

I want to give one example. I have talked one Pakistani girl on the facebook. What she said about the India has shocked me. She has commented on the photo of Gandhiji (Which was posted by me) that you hate Gandhi because he loves us. You Indians never want Pakistan to come up, you are just muslim haters.’ I was stunned what to say? I simply told ‘who told you all this things? We respect our nation’s father and we never feel jealous about your development. Either you agree or not once Pakistan was the part of India. We have emotionally soft corner for Pakistan. We are not Muslim haters we have more Muslims in our country than you have.’

She was not ready to listen me. She was continued with the same tone that you hate Gandhi because he loved us.  One funny thing is that she has spelled  Gandhi wrongly and was talking me about the tactics of Gandhi.

I left the point there. I am sure enough to say this; Pakistan sows the seed of hatred towards India in every child. We never taught to our children that Pakistan is our enemy. We always taught them if Pakistan become good friend with India then things will be automatically changed.  Pakistan is the origin of terror. They sheltered Osama what should I need to explain. They attacked Mumbai and took lives of thousands of innocent people.

I am not blaming Pakistan but I am blaming their ideology towards India. Every other day we hear news of Pakistani terror. 

Why they not think that Pakistan is the part of India. They are attacking the mother who has given the shelter to hide the face.

At last, by writing this blog I just want to appeal the entire world to make the earth a place to live not to make a war zone. Nobody has the right to take other human’s life. If you spread terror then you’ll only find the wound.

Media is becoming slave....

What makes to one boldest journalist to leave its country?

When the Sunday Leader’s editor Lasantha Wickramatunga was gunned down in 2009, he saw it coming. We know that because he wrote an editorial on his own death, published posthumously in his paper, in which he blamed his killing on the government of Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's president. Frederica Jansz was the editor of Sunday leader. She was sacked from her job for reporting a number of reports exposing Seneviratne's property developments and investment deals. After threaten she has to leave own country with his two sons. Aljajeera has interviewed her where she exposed the condition of Srilankan media. Frederica Jansz was threatened by the defense secretary of Srilanka where she published the transcript version of her talk.

 

Where He said to her “sue [her] fucking newspaper” if she wrote “any bloody word about this”.  He also barked that he was “not afraid of the bloody courts”.

In a second telephone conversation, Mr Rajapaksa elaborated. He called Mrs Jansz “a fucking shit, a pig who eats shit”. “Shit, shit, shit journalists!” he ranted.

“Ninety percent of the people in this country hate you! They hate you! You come for a function where I am and I will tell people this is the editor of The Sunday Leader and 90% there will show that they hate you.” “People will kill you!  People hate you! They will kill you!” he shouted next. As it happens, Ms Jansz took over the newspaper after its founding editor, when she questioned that she will be killed like Lasantha Wickramatunga .the defense secretary seemed to prevaricate. “What? No. Not mine. But they will kill you, you dirty fucking shit journalist.”

It is the recent example of detaining of media.  Media of every country is suffering from interference of politicians. China is protesting to free the media. India is also under the control of political parties and capitalistic. They are saying things which are said by these kinds of people. If someone has dared to expose the scam then journalist have to either lose its job or life. It is very cruel situation where media is forcibly stopped by the powerful people. Media is known as watchdog on democracy and system of general public but when it is under the attack then raising voice against something  will be completely stop and then people have to live once again under the dictatorship. Media have to think globally on this issues and protection of journalist.      

      

  

Pollution in China......

Air pollution in China

China is suffering from high level pollution due to the industrial development. Pollution in China has reached dangerously high levels in recent days. Dozens of cities are affected by thick smog and haze, 40 times the limit deemed safe by the World Health Organization (WHO). Pollution has been identified as one of the biggest challenges facing China's leaders, with Hu Jintao, the outgoing president, saying the country needed to "reverse the trend of ecological deterioration and build a beautiful China".

According to the WHO, there have been 500,000 pollution related deaths since 2008; respiratory-related cancer is the leading cause. Coal is the main polluter, contributing to 80 percent of China's carbon dioxide emissions. The large number of industrial areas is causing acid rain - which affects 30 percent of the country. And, according to a study released last year, pollution cost China's economy $112bn in 2005, because of lost labor and medical care. People are more died because of pollution compare to cancer death.  

Only one percent of people in cities breathe air considered safe by European Union standards.

The entire above thing is really dangerous for any country.  It is time to think globally on environment issues. We entered in modern and technological era.  But this kind of development has just affected the entire human beings. The happening in china is not a sole issue of consequences of industrial development. Every country has to pay something to nature for using it. India is also suffering from this situation. People are growing in numbers and for their basic need they start to cut down trees. Every city may be it big or small you can find one factory with hazardous chemical. from air to soil everything is polluted now and the people of this earth have to think about environment and its protection. other wise every one has to use oxygen mask for breathing.     

Pak Talk..........

Pakistani Anna Hazare….

Around 50,000 supporters of cleric Dr. Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri entered Islamabad peacefully on Monday and camped out on the main avenue of the city. Despite the security measures implemented by the Pakistani government, the protesters delivered heated speeches in favour of Qadri and expressed their hopes for change.

 Dr. Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri is a religious guru of Pakistan. He lived 7 years in Canada and just returned last month in Pakistan. He is doing a campaign to change in Democracy of Pakistan without corruption.  He said in his speech held in Islamabad that “we want a pure democracy without any corruption. There are lots of supporters who are demands to expose the reality of corrupt politicians.

He also demanded to arrest PM Raja Parvej Ashraf as soon as possible and to grab all the rights of PM. But After some time number of supporter is reduced. Qadari said that it is the one of the largest supporter that he got. Before this he also protests terror attack in 2010. People are supporting Qadri because of anti terror and corruption ideology. Experts are saying that Military force is doing all this things. If one party who doesn’t have military power goes to another party who also don’t have military power then it will create a history in Pakistan. In Pakistan normal election is organized in March. At this time Navaj Sharif has the power to control on army. For this Military is wanted to make a political earthquake. The latest news said that Pak government approved his condition.   

The interesting part of this that Qadri is referring as Pakistani Anna Hazare…. In India the story of Anna hazare is died. So it become interesting to watch what happens with Pakistani Anna Hazare.  

press freedom

China demands press freedom

 China is demanding Freedom of press from several years. In china Media is completely in the hands of Government. Due to this media is just working as a puppet in the hands of politicians. So the reporters and editors from southern weekend newspaper protest the interference of politician in media. The gatherings outside Southern Weekend’s office have been relatively small: a few hundred people on Monday, January 7th, and at most about a hundred on Tuesday. But the rhetoric of the speakers who took turns to address the crowd appears to have grown bolder. Several called for freedom of the press and freedom of speech—as well as free elections—to shouts of approval from those who had gathered around on the pavement in front of the building. Remarkably, around 20 police deployed at the scene made no effort to stop the speakers or remove slogans expressing similar sentiments, held aloft by a few of the participants.

Communist party of china has said that it is a plan of foreign country to remove the control over media. Central committee of CPC has issued one memo containing that media will not be free for by the party. They are not even wanted to change the rules of media control. Media is known as the watchdog on democracy but if the political party controls the media then people can’t even raise the voice against government whether they are right or wrong.

In India scenario is not same like china but the condition is somehow like this only media is not completely in hands of government. Most of the newspaper and channel has share of politician and cooperates. For example Saamana is a mouthpiece of Shivsena, Sakal of Pawar family, Hindustan times is birla groups paper. So when capitalistic own the papers then media manipulation is easy. Media is become a business instead of one responsibility of society.       

  

Activists, not pin-ups

Pussy, Honey Riot...........

Pussy Riot is a Russian feminist punk- rock collective based in Moscow. Founded in August 2011, it has a variable membership of approximately 11 women with the colorful mask aged between 20 to 33 years. The colorful balaclavas they wore to perform their "punk prayer," the quote statements in court, and the sentencing of three of them. This is the English translation of the “punk prayer”.

Virgin birth-giver of God, drive away Putin!
Drive away Putin, drive away Putin!

Black frock, golden epaulettes
Parishioners crawl bowing [toward the priest, during the Eucharist]
Freedom's ghost [has gone to] heaven
A gay-pride parade [has been] sent to Siberia in shackles

Their chief saint is the head of the KGB
He leads a convoy of protestors to jail
So as not to insult the Holiest One
Woman should bear children and love
Shit, shit, the Lord's shit!
Shit, shit, the Lord's shit!

The punk prayer's lyrics have done much to highlight, even exacerbate, deep-rooted divisions in Russian society over faith, the exercise of personal freedoms, and the concept of justice. Acts of desecration of church property began multiplying shortly after the band members' sentencing, with the result that the State Duma, with the Church's support, is pushing for legislation that would criminalize blasphemy. 

The same case is happened in India. Punjabi rapper and youth icon Yo Yo honey Singh has presented a song, which depict violence against women. This song is released after the Delhi Gang rape case, where one side people is are fighting for justice of that girl. The lyrics is so bold to even present in this blog. He described the women only as a sex toy. Because of this some social activists file a case against honey Singh. Even they canceled his concert on the New Year eve. After this honey Singh denied from the lyrics responsibility.

In both the cases Rapper are arrested to diminish the respect of church and women. But it not a first time rappers are arrested due to controversy.

Syria's 'truly shocking' death toll passes 60,000

Syria's 'truly shocking' death toll passes 60,000

More than 60,000 people – civilians, Syrian troops and rebels – have been killed in the country's bitter civil war the United Nations announced, a toll it described as "truly shocking".

The new calculation, the result of a five-month UN project to cross-reference names of the dead, suggests that previous analysis of the carnage caused by almost two years of protests, repression, and fighting issued by opposition groups were too conservative.

Even the new figure is likely to be an underestimate, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights suggested, as it ignores incidents with incomplete accounts of victims and cannot include those who have been "disposed of" secretly, without their families being informed.

It means the syrian war is now twice as bloody as that which put an end to the regime of Col Muammar Gaddafi in Libya last year, despite – or as many critics will now start to say because of – the latter's involvement of concentrated Nato air power.

The UN high commissioner, Navi Pillay, said: "The failure of the international community, in particular the Security Council, to take concrete actions to stop the bloodletting shames us all. Collectively, we have fiddled at the edges while Syria burns."

The bald figures of the death totals, initially put out by overseas-based activist groups like the Syrian Organisation for Human Rights and the Syrian Network for Human Rights, show the speed with which the uprising escalated into all-out war in 2012.

From the beginning of the uprising – usually dated to the first repression of protests in the southern city of Deraa on March 15, 2011 – it took nine months, until December of that year, for the number of dead to reach 5,000.

The next 5,000 were killed in the subsequent five months, including hundreds in February in the shelling of rebel districts of Homs, the first major siege. From then on, roughly 5,000 people have died every month.

Ms Pillay said the new study had cross-referenced names put out by seven sources, including the Syrian government and activist groups, and eliminated overlaps to come up with a list of 59,648 dead by November 30.

"Given there has been no let-up in the conflict since the end of November, we can assume that more than 60,000 people have been killed by the beginning of 2013," she said. "The number of casualties is much higher than we expected, and is truly shocking."

Libyan government estimates reckon that around 30,000 people, including Gaddafi regime troops, rebels and civilians, died in the 2011 war there.

With forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, who is always said to have had one of the best-equipped armies in the Arab world, continuing to use all their firepower against a slowly advancing opposition, there is little sign that the death toll will tail off significantly in the coming months.

The fear is that even if President Assad steps down, Syria could descend into the sort of sectarian war that disfigured Lebanon in the 1970s and 80s, which led to an estimated 150,000 deaths. By comparison, the Iraq Body Count, a group that lists victims of conflict since the coalition invasion to topple Saddam Hussein in 2003, on Tuesday said it had recorded between 110,937 and 121,227 civilian deaths in almost ten years up to the end of 2012, to which can be added an estimated 45-50,000 combatant deaths.

The bloodshed in Syria continued yesterday, most notably when a government air strike on rebels in the eastern Ghouta district of Damascus province hit a petrol station, killing at least 12 people including opposition fighters and possibly up to 50, according to a number of activist groups.

Fighting also continued around Aleppo airport, while rebels launched a third major attack on the key regime airbase at Taftanaz, between Aleppo and Idlib, which is all but surrounded and yet has fought off a number of such assaults in recent months.