Friday, July 15, 2016

An eight year old girl killed by a pack of stray dogs

It is  a very unfortunate incident that happened in the District of Srikakulam Andhra Pradesh (on 14/7/2016).

Till late 90s, municipal authorities used to electrify or poison these stray dogs once they found them to be aggressive. But, due to the representations from animal right activists, now, municipal authorities are not daring to do so. 



This is not the first case of stray dog attack but if these animal right activists are determined that it can be the last one! But for that, they (all the animal activists) should give more value to the human life. 

I was moved with this news .....Hope all of us (especially these animal right activists) will understand the pain of that poor family.

My opinion: Let us tackle this stray dog (aggressive dogs only) problem as we did in the past.... and I request all the responsible and sensible people to write to the concerned Minister about the same. 

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Saturday, March 22, 2014

Guruvayur Temple and Kids

Guruvayur Temple authorities follow rules very strictly.

If you are planning to visit Guruvayur with your kids (below 5 years), then call the temple authorities and check whether kids are allowed into Garbagruha or not. During some special poojas, Temple authorities prohibit kids from entering Garbagruha. Please call them to avoid inconvenience.

Also, dress code is strictly enforced irrespective of gender and age.


for further details please visit: https://www.guruvayurdevaswom.nic.in/


Tuesday, May 7, 2013

on Delhi gang rape


This was a shameful incident.

Culprits should be punished.

Fine! will it solve the real problem that is being ignored????

If you observe carefully, there is one common element in most of the rape/abusive/atrocity cases. That is Liquor!!!!!!!
Yes! in most of the cases the culprits are drunken.

Government should think in this direction and impose prohibition on Liquor. I feel that such incidents can be reduced by imposing prohibition.

I understand that it is a very tough decision to be taken as Govt gets thousands of crores as revenue from Liquor.







Thursday, July 30, 2009

Easier way to reach Tirumala

If we go through steps (Alipiri) at Tirupathi, it will take 4 hours to reach Tirumala. There is a place called "Srivari Mettu", 14km away from Tirupathi. Buses ply from Tirupathi to "Sreevari Mettu". It hardly takes 1.5 hour to reach Tirumala from Sreevari Mettu.
Please note that TTD is operating free buses from Alipiry to Sreevari mettu.