Enlightened India By 2020! Can we Re Define Vision 2020?
Signs and Traditions say we can become a super power
By Gayatri Vishwanath
The economy of the West rest in the foundation of War and Drugs. People are sent to rest in peace for a peaceful life in the West. Economy of the Gulf is pillared at the mine lines of crude oil. That’s the petrol economy. There is another economy emerged at China. It was rested on the shoulders and suppression of the people. But then when the economy flourished everyone was given with ration and respect as we see from the reports.
Where is Indian Economy stand by? Are we just a standby in the world Economic turbulence. Only to dance to the tune of the world Economic sanctions. Can we come out with something different and promising at this crisis so that we regain our respect in the past centuries? An economy that is deep rooted into grassroots micro management.
Almost elimination of currency and fully automated and transparent and caring. The Economic Philosophy News letter Below is the first in a series of News Letters prepared in the midnights so that there is no influence of consciousness and corruption in politics.
Nation wants us to take care of our people; in fact it is the universe and every being! Recover from shock and let us position ourselves at work!!
Gayathri Vishwanath
We
have a problem in the form of a virus! We have a bigger problem in our senses
that go senseless at critical times!! We behave panic when we suppose to
demonstrate consistency. We go careless when we should have utmost care and
concern about the fellow beings.
What’s
happening in India in the pretext of lock down? We make people rush to procure
things. Many people who are in trade are trying to make few bucks more by
charging exorbitant prices. They do it without bothering what they are getting
in return.
Moral
Governance:
People
are stranded at many places. Is there anyone taking care to reach them home
safe? Many are starving in the streets! Can anyone come forward to volunteer
support for the needy? Is there police taking bribe for allowing people to
trade in the fishy water? Is there anyone swindling public funds in different
ways? Is there anyone trying to take any kind of advantages out of the
situations?
Is
there anybody monitoring the behaviour of officials? Is media free to perform
their duty? Is there transparency in our whole dealings? Are we taking this
situation like any other kind of opportunities to do things strategically for
our vested interests? Questions are plenty. Direction is same for all the
questions. Human to be human need to be humane is the first principle and this
is the only principle to follow at critical times. We should not claim about we
are this and that but should make sure that we are not missing our common sense
in responding to the situations.
We
should understand about universal intelligence and governance. At the very same
time we should ignite our own human intelligence. Here are few things that we
supposed to do now.
Safe
Working Zone:
We
should create a safe working zone for the people who are engaged in important works.
All are important and all are relevant as far as work is concerned. Hence, we
should create a work culture in short shifts for people. All who can work from
home can work at home. What about others?
Factories
should work. Particularly the ones that in the food processing and other
essential works. People should work in distance. Each one can have designated
space that others may not enter without proper sanitisation and care. Like the
quarantine process, we should have freedom process as well.
The
one with three weeks house arrest and yet without any reasons to doubt should
be allowed to go to safe offices when there is no sign of danger is identified
with. We should engage our youth to deploy themselves to be the soldiers to
take care of all other people. Let brightness light their faces. Digital connectivity
and emergency movement should happen. Red Cross should take true volunteers
from the youth instead of making the office bearers to remain all in tears. Clubs
should come out from party culture and should impart care for the people. Religious
leaders should become God for the people instead of engaging in God forbidden inaction.
Millet Noodles:
We
need to think about a temporary food culture in which we can make sure all are
haves and there is no have not. The Milk Unions should make quick recipes to
prepare food packets that are similar to noodles packets. Agricultural and food
scientists should join hands to make overnight innovations to make life easier
and taken care. We should become one people and one nation in this crisis.
This
is the best time to make ourselves quarantined from all our misdeeds and to
make us renewed and renovated at heart. Let us all become sacred hearted people
instead of being over brained ones. Heart is always at the centre of the
universe. Critical time in the history all had demonstrated great
manifestations out and humanity never ever had to go back because of any
natural calamity.
Tough times always had made us better and brighter! Let us become much brighter and much better at this tough time!!
Village TV invites Journalism Graduates and Students across India to work at wherever they are to bring every village into a digital framework wherein every individual is well connected and networked in an ideal form.
Village TV helps people to face the challenge of time. We need not tell the youngsters about how they should do it. Each village is in need of support in one way or other. Abundance in villages is primarily the rich hearted people. Natural resources are in plenty to be utilized at critical times.
Many NRIs are looking forward to get connected with their native place and to help people who are in need. Connect them directly in the best way possible. Become volunteers and support society to take care and respect life.
Village TV can make life of many people bright and more meaningful. It is a noble mission to create Village TV Station separate and dedicated for every village. At the same time it is an opportunity for the Journalism Graduates to serve the community. You can be a great blessing for many people who are looking forward for Micro Funding. Many NRIs are happy to help people.
Every time there is a tough time the outcome is Global Unity in Humanity. We look forward to make everyone to connect with their native places and help the society to prosper in every area.
Campaign begin with formation of a digital team of three friends taking up one village to work with. Listing of key locations and supportive people is the second step. Getting sponsors locally or globally is the third step. Developing a program in which everyone can participate is the fourth step. These four steps will make a regular connectivity between people of a village. Once communication is initiated everything else can easily happen for the wellbeing of everyone.
Resource database and micro funding are the key elements in a development process. Identifying talents and giving them the right kind of exposure and opportunity is the task of the community. Growth begin with self driven youth.
Come Together Digitally! Keep Distance Even at Home!! Unite People Globally! Let us win over this Tough Time!!
Students has an important role to play. Connect Villages digitally and Unite people Globally.
While we remain indoor we should think about our fellow citizens and should help people to face the challenge of time. Villages being isolated and getting into the fear is a very vulnerable situation. Youngsters should infuse courage into the minds of the people and should digitally coordinate entire village to become a single family that care one another.
We urge youngsters to come forward and to form Media Teams to help villages to cop up with the situation. Below file is about how we can support Villages to keep connected globally and helpful for one another.
We should take care for today and should think about tomorrow.
Tough times can come any time. We should collectively fight such situations and should help everyone to combat with the times. Government has lot of responsibilities to do. At critical times we see the officials and system do their best and help society to come out of tough times. There should also be an ear to hear wise advices from true citizens who are concerned about their fellow citizens. Below is the suggestions from Mr. Lal Goel, Chairman of Organ Donation India Foundation.
How to create more Hospital beds to fight COVID-19 without Govt Money
This is very important.
Mr. Lal Goel Chairman Organ Donation India Foundation makes a model ‘How to create more Hospital beds to fight COVID-19 without Government Money.’ Mr. Goel made this very important video with the active participation of News Karnataka, V4News, Global TV and Organ Donation India Foundation.
This is a new thought process valid and valuable at entire India. Hotels are empty already. Unlike government hospitals, the hotels are well ventilated and neatly maintained. Let religious organizations come forward to provide advanced medical facilities to the make shift hospitals. NGOs and dedicated youngsters can assist the medical fraternity in managing the facilities. Somehow we should come out being a responsible nation from this crisis.
We should win the battle with our courage and compassion towards life. Each one of us should take care of ourselves and should help others to take care themselves.
This Great movement from a Rich Spiritual Heritage is going to take the Nation by a positive storm.
Save Water from Plastic Bottles:
It is for long time Elixer India Pvt. Ltd. had come out with the wonderful concept of eliminating Plastic bottles from Drinking water distribution scenario. This movement was also meant to make a tremendous reduction in the cost of pure drinking water in India. It is surprising when you hear that the water that you buy in a bottle for Rs. 15/- per bottle actually cost only Re.1/-. We pay Rs. 14/- extra for that bottle that we eventually throw in the street to create a number of bottlenecks into the Swatch Bharat Abhiyan of Honorable Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi.
The dream of making India clean is possible only when we are able to remove plastic waste from the scene. Only what can be recycled should be allowed. This is a decision that every Indian to take in their deeper heart. I will see that I am not using plastics that I cannot take care by my self or by an existing social system accepted and available to me.
Kateel Durga Parameshwari Temple
Kateel Durga Parameshwari Temple had set a wonderful example by taking a lead in making the dream of G Ramakrishna Achar, the visionary entrepreneur is the Founder Chairman & Managing Director of the SKF Group of Companies, a reality for places in and around the Temple.
Sanjeevani trust Mumbai sponsored entire cost of ₹ 34,00,000/- (Thirty four lakhs) the five units of various capacity. The trust promised to extent the facility for 20 villages around the temple. Those who are willing to provide required land can contact them directly or through the temple or through Elixer INDIA PVT. LTD.
This is the model entire India can adopt. Religious centers can take lead of it. There are so many people who are well to do across the world wanted to do something for their native places. Connecting them is very important. Indian people are spiritual and religious and wanted to be service oriented. Everyone wanted to do something for the society. Pure drinking water is the best way of doing it.
Large Employment Creation
There is a need of more than One Million Water Purification larger units across the nation. Each such unit can create Three jobs minimum on a regular basis. We can create three million job opportunities this way. This is a revenue model that people should understand. At Re. 1/- per Litre from a water unit that can produce thousand litre per hour can generate more than ₹ 10,000/- per day. Cost factor may be less than 2,000/-. Rest 8,000/- can go in the form of remuneration to people. This is a rough statistics and indented to invoke attention of the people.
Social engineering is something that can transform the nation. Mad rush for capital creation is a very bad idea prevailing today. People who are only focused on creating buildings and assets are eventually creating white elephants and liabilities on to their shoulders. Instead, we should work of lofty ideas like that of G. Ramakrishna Achar. Kudos to Sanjeevani Trust and Pranams to Kateel Durga Parameshwari Temple for setting a great example for all religious leaders across the world.
India Gate is at new Delhi as all of
us are aware. Can we explore India at India Gate. As Gandhiji had narrated very
clearly, India lives in the Rural areas. Where exactly then we can explore
India in her full vibrancy and adorable attire. We can say without doubt that
the credit goes largely to Dr. Mohan Alva and Alvas Education Foundation. Equal
amount of credit goes to many other stalwarts who had identified themselves and
wholeheartedly blessed and supported him in his unusual algorithms. The phrase
expresses very well that the Rome is not built in one day. Same phrase goes
perfect and and correct in the case of Moodbidri. There is a long history here
and it is very visible in the archiolegical remains that are adored as they are
even today. Greatness of Moodbidri is in the spiritual unity within that could
attract great kings from the neighbouring kingdoms. Against the normal trend of
fighting with each other, the model accepted in India is in connecting, Collaborating,
Cooperating and Care.
Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade honoured after getting Padma Vibhooshan
Two strong connections to Moodbidri
comes from Dharmastala and neighbouring Nitte. Dharmadhikari of Dharmastala Dr.
D. Veerendra Heggade is one who is adored by an entire society beyond all
boundaries and barriers because of the evolvement of his person far above the
expectations of the society. His simplicity and humility has turned to be a
great blessing for humanity. Transformation of a spiritual leader from a
passionate professional or someone who is worldly whatever and materially
enriched. The respect for the atterings of Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala is far
beyond the judgments in the highest order of any legal systems. There is a
power that govern the universe and we can experience it when we are at
Dharmasthala which is a globally known spiritual centre. Dharmadhikari of
Dharmastala is an unusual spiritual disposition. There are historical
traditions and cultural systems that govern the governance at Dharmastala
beyond casual and usual ways of governance.
Dr. N. Vinaya Hegde Republic Day celebration at Alva’s Moodbidri
Nitte the neighbouring village is in
the global map because of the intervention of Dr. Vinaya Hegde who is the
second son of Justice KS Hegde, former Loksabha Speaker and famous Supreme
Court Judge. Vinaya Hegde is second to none in keeping in touch with one’s own
heart. It was a blessing for Nitte Village when Justice KS Hegde had decided to
settle down leaving all the luxurious possibilities that an entire world could
offer to him. Vinaya Hegde who had left his village in search of his fortune
had achieved a lot by then. Coming back of his father and mother made him also
to get back into the heart of Nitte Village. The dream of Nitte Education Trust
and Nitte University all had roots at the charitable initiative of Vinaya Hegde
in establishing an elementary school at Nitte to fulfil the desire of his
parents. His father was illustrious and his mother was indigenous. Both were
genius in their genetics of a very rich tradition. Their heart was evolved
through the hearty deeds of their children.
The education world of Dharmastala – Moodbidri – Nitte together can be a bigger world than Oxford – Harward – Cambridge. It looks like Nalanda and Thakshashila are reincarnated. Education in this region is a perfect blend between modern and tradition. Roots are deeper and branches are higher and wider. Overall development of a person is looked in a holistic way. Education is a tradition that is looking into the deeper roots. One has to discover the person within.
Pandits Health Resort And Spa, Moodbidri
Moodbidri is an International Tourist Destination
Moodbidri attracts tourists from across India and the world. Many tourists come to visit traditional temples. Many people take Pandit Health Resort and Spa being their landing point to explore the entire region. It is always nice to be welcomed at a premium resort and you move around to explore the whole region. four days to five days tour program may not cost you more than ten fifteen thousand for an entire family.
How can we eliminate corruption is a big topic that we should take for serious discussion today. Is money making a corruption? No! Money making in an illegitimate way is corruption. Can we make money in a legitimate way? Yes! But that is not what people are looking for. People want money in shortcuts and in advance. This is for them.
Eliminate Guilt from Corruption
Imagine that you are in a position that has a provision for corruption. Then also there is a way to do it in a wonderful way. Take care of two things and you are done it without the fall of guilt on to your head being a hit of fate.
The Alva’s Media Buzz 2020 was inaugurated by Narottam Mishra, Director General (Investigation), UP & Uttarakhand, Income Tax Department, Government of India at Kuvempu Hall, Alva’s College, Vidyagiri today. An International Conference on Media & Climate Action has also been organised as a part of the two-day media fest which is to be concluded on 29 February. Various publications and media projects created by the students of UG and PG Journalism was also released. Danti, a documentary produced by Alva’s Multimedia; a song by Manjunath of UG 3rd year, a journal Vrukshaswara, Alva’s Vision, Alva’s Madhyama and a promo launch script Alva’s Siri Abhimanada Gari was released. Niranjan Kadlaru, alumni of AEF and successful NET candidate was also felicitated.
In the inauguration program, Mr Narottam highlighted the impact of media on society and the tremendous role it has in creating awareness of the environmental issues for the future generations. He said that visual media should take up specific rules in media that concerns the people and also cover more about the positive aspects in the society. He said that nature is available for everybody and that there should be a limit to the exploitation taking place in the name of development. If the exploitation is left unchecked, incidents such as the floods in Kerala and Uttarakhand in the past years can become frequent. “There should be optimal balance between the exploitation and use of nature for sustainable development”, he added.
Dr P.G Diwakar, Scientist and Director, Earth Observation Applications & Disaster Management Program, IRSO, Bengaluru addressed on the contribution of space programmes in the study and regulation of climate change. He highlighted the various aspects of space exploration, observation and technology and its influence in studying climate change. He said that everyone should understand the changes occurring in the system synergy between the Earth’s system. He also spoke on the various environmental problems and projects in the country.
He also urged that the youths and professionals can use the data monitored by such space programmes for modelling and finding solutions to deal with the climate change global crisis. Chief Guest, Mr Kishore Alva, President and Executive Director, Udupi Power Corporatio Limited spoke about the degrading conditions of the lakes in and around Bengalaru. Mr Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee, AEF presided over as the president of the function said that we should make use of what we have learned to help the environment and society. The programme was also attended by Thomas Scaria, Director, Ecolink Institute; Dr Kurian, Principal, Alva’s College; AO Balakrishna Shetty, Srinivasa Pejathaya, HOD, PG Journalism, Humanities Dean Mrs Sandhya KS, Mrs Reshma, HOD, UG Journalism and students from Alva’s UG and PG Journalism and various colleges. A technical session (paper presentation) was also held as a part of the Media Buzz 2020. Other events included Photography, Creative Writing, Quiz (prelims), Comic Strip, Mad Ad, Street Play and Surprise Event. A total of 20 colleges from various parts of the state with participated in the media fest.
Pope Francis on Ash Wednesday, reflected on how the coming forty days are a good time to make room for the Word of God in our lives. Lent is a time in which to turn off the television and open the Bible.The Pope reflected on the 40 days spent by Jesus in the desert as He prepared for His public ministry and said that, in a sense, it is a time for us to imitate Jesus and seek a place of silence, where we are free to hear the Lord’s word and experience His call. “In the desert one hears the Word of God,” “one finds intimacy with God and the love of the Lord,” noting that Jesus taught us how to seek the Father, who speaks to us in silence.
He remarked on the fact that, for many of us, it is not easy to be in silence as we live in an environment that is “polluted by too much verbal violence,” by so many “offensive and harmful words” which are amplified by the internet.
Lent is a time to disconnect from cell phones and connect to the Gospel, recalling that when he was a child there was no television, but his family would make a point of not listening to the radio. “It is the time to give up useless words, chatter, rumors, gossip, and talk and to speak directly to the Lord,” it is a time in which to dedicate ourselves to an ecology of the heart. In a world in which we often struggle to distinguish the voice of the Lord, Jesus calls us into the desert and invites us to listen to what matters. And he recalled that when the devil tempted Him, Jesus replied “One does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of God.” Thus the desert, represented by the journey of Lent is a place of life, a place in which to dialogue in silence with the Lord who gives us life.
The Pope also reflected on how an important part of our Lenten desert experience is the practice of fasting, which trains us to recognize, in simplicity of heart, how often our lives are spent in empty and superficial pursuits. Fasting is being capable of giving up the superfluous and going to the essential. Fasting is not only losing weight, it is seeking the beauty of a simpler life. The Pope also noted that the solitude of the desert increases our sensitivity to those who quietly cry out for help. Even today, close to us, there are many deserts, many lonely people: they are the lonely and the abandoned. How many poor and old people live near us in silence, marginalized and discarded. The desert of Lent leads us to them. It is a journey of charity towards those who are weak and in need.
Pope Francis concluded reiterating that the path through the Lenten desert is made up of “prayer, fasting, works of mercy”, so that it may lead us “from death to life”. If we enter the desert with Jesus, we will leave it at Easter when the power of God’s love renews life and just like those deserts that bloom in spring with buds and plants suddenly sprouting from the sand, if we follow Jesus, our deserts will also bloom.
