Bharatatil Janivyavastha, Dharm, Varna, Pantha, Ruthi, Parnpara yancha vichar karta, Bharathat nyan svatantrya, samta ani manvi hakkachi parnpara ani varsa disun yet nahi. Parantu Goutam Bhutthani jat, dharm, varna, panthayevaji manakteca vichar karnari nvi samajarachana nirman karun sanpurn jagala "Vaishvik Samajik nyayacha" sandesh dila.

Vishav ki aabhadi sat arab se adhik ho chuki hai es aabhadi ke liy petbhar bhojan ki vyavstha karna vaishvik arthvyavstha ke liy ek chunoti purna phal hai vrtman samy me jamin se prapt hono vale sansadhano me nirntar kami aa rahi hai alnino ke prbhav ev bdlte pryavran paridrushy se khadya surksha ko sunichit kar pana ek bdi chunoti hai!

India is going through its worst political crisis as a state and as a nation. The present period is marked by misgovernance, nepotism and anarchy, with the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government under the leadership of the Congress being a mute spectator to the wanton attacks on the Hindi-speaking populace in Mumbai, and placating the feudal desires and values of Mayawati in Uttar Pradesh. On the foreign policy front the government has displayed similar tendencies, which have resulted in an erosion of our autonomy and facilitated the increase of U.S. influence and hegemony in South Asia1.

“Death will come only when I am worthy And if I am worthy, there is no danger I have therefore only to make perfect my will” - Thomas Becket Murder in the Cathedral is T. S. Eliot’s full-length play. It was written for the Canterbury festival of June, 1935. It is a religious drama dealing with the story of Thomas Becket; the Archbishop of Canterbury ended his life for the safety of churches in England.