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0. Book Profile 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Essence of improving 3. Command codes in the language software 4. Spontaneous block to information 5. Forgetting as a social art 6. What the Colonial English faced 7. The third quandary 8. A personal briefing 9. Fifth issue 10. The sixth issue 11. Conce...

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What we need are books that hit us like a most painful misfortune, like the death of someone we loved more than we love ourselves, that make us feel as though we had been banished to the woods, far from any human presence, like a suicide. A book must be the ax for the frozen sea within us._ Franz Kafka There i...

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Now this brings us to the essential question of: what is improving others? The easiest ideas would be giving them food, giving them education, giving them dress and such other things. Well, food is an essential requirement. Since the word education is a wide one, and for the time being one can say, giv...

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Now, there are many things connected to this information that one needs to debate upon when contemplating on the theme of developing others. The core issue is that one cannot identify any person or group of persons as evil. Neither the tribal population nor the suppressing people are bad or good in an...

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A widespread attempt to block an informationNow coming back to the conspiracy, I can only relate my own experiences when I do write about the feudal content of Asian and African languages. There is always a possibility that any new idea can be stark nonsense. However, the way to deal with it is not to de...

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One of the starting points in this is an issue of forgetting. There was a situation in my Upper Primary class. I had come from an English background and crudely admitted into the Kerala version of ‘schools’ in class 5. The drastic difference of ambience and teacher features has been mentioned in this w...

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One was the fact that the natives of this land currently called Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Burma, Ceylon etc. were of a feudal-language based culture, in which one innately shows respect to those who are powerful, and rude and suppressing. To the weak, the polite and the refined, the general atti...

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Now how do an English person mix and become comfortable in such a social system, if he or she has to mix? Well, that was also another quandary that the colonial Englishman had to face. He couldn’t work under any ‘Indian’ unless that ‘Indian’ is socially an extremely high personage. In feudal language s...

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I can focus on one experience from my own life. Here before embarking on this theme, I should stress that even though there are people who array as my antagonists, in the story, there is no need to frame them as villains or heroes. What I am narrating is only experiences, which gave me insights and observ...

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Now this is another danger that the officials of the East India Company and their family members faced in ‘India’. And also all around the world, including in South Africa. It is like this. There is an English family in ‘India’. They find the ‘Indians’ quite friendly and obliging. They get close and be...

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It is here that I need to enter the next issue of agony for the native-Englishmen who were in India during the East India Company rule. The small-time mutiny in Meerut took up the lives of a number of Englishmen. For an English nation, which values the lives of each of its citizens, this small-time event...

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Here again I am forced to mention the East India Company. It is said that they looted ‘India’. I am yet to clearly understand this idea. If trade is looting, well then we need to redefine the meaning of ‘looting’ thus. Otherwise looting is connected to robbery, dacoits, thieving, housebreaking, ope...

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Now, let me move ahead and speak about the concept of improving. It is something that needs deep thoughts and contemplation. See this picture of two young children. {Refer to them as N & S}. They were like this before they became acquainted with my children, Varuna and Ashwina. The facial express...

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A second illustration: the power of proper introductionThere was another incident in my life. Many years ago, I used to come home to the village where my parents had built a house, during my school/college holidays. I think this incident happened after my graduation, which I had done in a city. The ho...

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A terrific allegoryIn many ways, it is like different animals meeting each other. Many years ago, when I went for business purposes to other states in my own nation, I had to go to interior villages. The native language would be quite un-understandable to me. My native language would also be equally u...

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Introduction and social mixingNow, I need to speak about the ways of introduction and social mixing. In English nations, especially in the US, there was a very brave and possibly idiotic attempt at social mixing, without proper understanding of what was being envisaged. I have mentioned earlier o...

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The immediate local area and its educational content It is here that I need to speak of the intellectual quality of the local area. The place is in Malabar, in a village area. Even though a village, it is not sparsely populated. The majority of the affluent class persons have worked or are working in th...

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Redefining ChristianityThe fact was that the British East India Company’s endeavour to spread English in ‘India’ was a great and noble aim. This fact is very much seen in the Minutes on ‘Indian’ Education by Lord Macaulay. There are many nonsensical allegations with regard to this noble aim. One wa...

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The vengeance of the feudal classesQUOTE from THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857 by COLONEL G. B. MALLESON, C.S.L: There must have been a latent motive power to make of an unissued cartridge a grievance so terrible as to rouse into revolt men whose fathers and whose fathers' fathers had contributed to the mak...

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The sly pretences of the so-called Indian educatorsNow coming back to education, it should be understood that education in feudal language nations is not an altruistic action as is mentioned by an innumerable number of educators and social reformers. It basically aims at a powerful pulling out of...

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Social liking and dislikingActually in a feudal language social system, it is not good looks, intelligence, politeness and such things that make a person likeable. The liking is connected to where the person is placed in the virtual codes. If he comes under one as an obedient subordinate, he is like...

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When speaking about pristine English and its current faded form, there is much that I need to speak of. There are quite a lot of varying facets to the dirtying of English. Teachers with superficial allegiance to EnglishThe first one is the issue of English being taught by persons who have no basis in...

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Mr., Mrs. and Miss as usages for buffooneryI have had my own experience in the usage of the words Mr., Mrs., and Miss. Generally, among the ‘Indian’ feudal language speaking persons, it is a funny word. Many years ago, I have seen the local filmmakers using these types of words to extract a joke out of An...

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Coming back to the computer geniuses of India, the fact is that computer studies do not require a brilliant and unique mind. However, the fact is that the computer and software businessmen in the US swindled their own countrymen and brought in an immensity of outsiders as cheap labourers. It was more...

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Discussing TravancoreNow, there is this question. Wasn’t it a good thing that the independent status of Travancore was demolished by the Indian government? Well, it is not an easy thing to answer. For, the population that came into existence after the takeover by India are the present-day occupan...

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INTRODUCTIONSEE THIS PHOTO [CLICK HERE]: What is the cultural effect on the White kids, who speak English when they are forcefully mixed with kids who speak feudal languages? The feudal language speaking kids improve by being associated with kids who speak native-English. Feudal languages do h...

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Before continuing with the US social interaction issue, let me dwell on the auto-rickshaw issue for a short while. When the concept of human equality goes awryMy sister was an engineer in a state government Public Sector Unit. She was an Electronics and Communication Graduate Engineer by qualific...

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When speaking about feudalism, there is a tendency to make generalised assertions. Actually such generalisations are quite stupid and more or less point to the lack of profundity of the scholar who does it. The word feudalism does not mean the same everywhere. In Continental Europe it is one thing....

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With the Second World War getting over, the Labour Party came to power in Great Britain. In many ways, it could have been seen as a very liberal movement that would push Great Britain from the clutches of the age-old feudal classes. However, it was a very erroneous understanding based on solitary Engl...

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If the British Crown government was so liberal to the Colonies, why did they revolt? Well, before answering this question, one needs to take up the contention that the British home government was liberal. Was it being liberal when it was levying tax upon the colonists? In many ways this question is qu...

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Now coming back to where the US is heading to, I can only say that it can be a new human experience. I remember a declamation by a Bengal-native Indian female now in the US. Before going into that I need to mention this incident in my life. A circumvented route to describe a terrible human living experienc...

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Back again to TravancoreNow let me go back to the issue of Travancore being an independent nation. At the time of forced amalgamation with India, its population was more than the population of New Zealand of that time. Sir CP might have been a person with great insight and farsightedness. To steer a na...

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Now, I need to return to the point from where I took the detour. The power, aim and disposition of the media. It is not the media’s aim to improve the people. There was this incident in my life. I was once in the Middle East, some ten years back. One of my relatives was a journalist there. I met a senior person...

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Again back to MediaNow going back to Media, it has been my experience that I am regularly blocked in many of the website wherein I try to post. At one time, it became so powerful a block that even before I had posted anything, my user name would be blocked from registering. What appears online is not me, my...

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A digression to a caste based farceNow, here I would want to discuss on what is the problem of Ezhavas mentioning that the Thiyyas are part of their own fold. Ezhavas suffered a lot of discriminations and social limitations which their native king had imposed on them. Most of these events in that kingd...

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The frills that get deleted in translationDuring the colonial days, at least a minor section of people had been living in feudal language nations, and seeing for themselves the fact that there is something dangerously different in these social systems. Now, the information that gets passed throu...

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Back to Wikipedia India PagesNow coming back to the Wikipedia India pages, there are a lot of other discrepancies. These discrepancies are okay from an Indian point of view. However from an international perspective, they are quite mischievous. For, they amount to a hijacking of the credibility o...

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Wikipedia and the issue of original knowledgeNow coming back to the Wikipedia, it is about a strange policy of theirs that I need to speak of. It is that nothing original should be posted. In that only knowledge that is currently known should be mentioned. Now, this is a very complicated issue. It is an...

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Language fanaticism on Wikipedia India PagesWhen thinking about the pages on Wikipedia about Indian languages, again it is seen that the pages are held hostage by linguistic fanatics. It is a strange world of fanaticism in India. If one were to read the newspapers in Maharashtra, one would have to b...

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Wikipedia faces the prospect of going democratic. Going democratic is a very dangerous thing. In ancient Greek, it was considered that any citizen was of equal calibre and standards to rule the state. Well, that is true, to the extent that the person should be one from inside the social system. So, ou...

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HuffingtonPostI have had this blocking in many places. I have mentioned this already. On HuffingtonPost I had a very curious experience. I used a particular not-common web browser for no particular reason. I found that it was displaying a lot of links to various websites, mainly American. It was th...

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Since I had mentioned about the so-called Greatness of America, let me deal with that first. Is America a Great country? Or with the other question: Why is America great? Well, when dealing with these questions, it might be pertinent to know who is answering or posting these questions. For, these are...

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Halal killing and IslamJudging and evaluating people from cruder cultures need to go into these aspects. When such persons enter into English nations, they slowly become part of the sovereignty, due to the rank stupidity of the modern Collective Wisdom of English nations. Once this happens, then...

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Atrophying English and English social codesNow let me come back to the issue of the US of America. America does train people in English social systems. However, the entering people also would bring in their own systems, wherein they would be the trainers. They would bring in their version of social c...

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There is the issue of freedom of speech. When a native-English speaker speaks about this theme, it is around 90% away from the real inner issues. For example, in Asian nations this freedom is powerfully connected to the issue of indicant words. Can a person be allowed to use any level of indicant word...

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HuffingtonPostNow, I need to speak of Indian culture. For, I have mentioned that I would move into that some time back. The question was about what would happen if the American Constitution was adopted as the constitution of India. However, before moving ahead into the topic, I need to finish up my wo...

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An allusion to American foreign policyBefore moving on from this premise, I think it would be appropriate to put in a few words about America’s exact foreign policy. What is it that it really wants to achieve? Does it want all the nations in t...

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Now I need to speak of Indian Culture. I had mentioned the query of what would happen if the American Constitution were made the Constitution of India. Whether it would able to fulfil the aspirations of the Indian culture. Or even the aspirations of the founding fathers of the US. What is Indian Cultur...

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Back to MediaI think it would be good to come out of this theme now and continue with my topic, which is about the intractability connected to improving others. I was speaking about print and visual media, when I had to digress and go into so many other things including Wikipedia and America, and then to...

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Gandhi mentioned or may be he wrote in his minor periodical about the idea of Panchayati Raj. That is every village or small groups of villages should go in for their own local government. If this is said about England, may be there would some sense. This form of local self government was imposed on the n...

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Here I need to touch upon two different issues. One is the things that can be done by a local self-government. The second is the question of what is essentially quality improvement of a people. I do not connect this to moral issues. A local self-government in India can do a lot of things. The very basic t...

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Now let me speak more on the tantalising aspects of what is quality improvement of a people. Actually there is no need to define it. Look at the ordinary people of India. Then look at the ordinary people of England some thirty years back. There is a difference in so many things. Facial demeanour, person...

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Advertising and email advertisingNow, this part of the discussion pulls me directly into an unplanned area. That of the ethics of advertising. Advertising is informing one’s version of thoughts, ideas, products, plans, and creations. Now who does advertising disturb? Well, it would disturb an...

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Back to quality improvement: Self centred versus socialNow coming back to what is quality improvement, there are various ways one can think about it. One is improvement in physical capacities, financial acumen, good job, good social connections, having modern gadgetry like expensive electron...

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Stance of the English East India CompanyWhen the East India Company English persons had to attach themselves to the local societies here, they took a totally different stance. This was a stance that no other group of persons who had come to this geographical land had ever tried. For all the peoples wh...

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Now going back to quality improvement, it is a theme that has a lot of frill elements. The way quality improvement is envisaged in English is quite different from what it is understood as, in ‘Indian’ feudal languages. For example, in ‘Indian’ feudal languages, one is understood to have improved in q...

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My lifestyleBefore commencing on this, I need to speak about one thing about my own lifestyle. I had purposefully decided not to join the Indian government service. Even though I had written for the top Civil Service, it was clear that I was not of the calibre that could pass that exam. I cannot digress...

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A dubious form of human developmentThere is another aspect of human improvement that I had discerned. It was in the Mappila population of Malabar (Malabar Muslim). In the early 60s and 70s, they went to the Middle East for doing menial jobs there. It was a not a huge deluge of people going there then. In...

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Since I have mentioned Mazda, it is appropriate to deal a bit about the refinements of automobile driving. Driving modern vehicles is easy if one is only thinking about mastering the controls. However, it is a big responsibility to drive a huge machine through the roads, wherein other human beings,...

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Now when speaking about quality improvement that can be heaped on to social sections by means of technological gadgetry, I need to go into an allegory.ENGLISH COLONIALISM IN A NUTSHELLThere are many tribal groups living in the Amazon fore...

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Now, how can I try to explain the encasing power of social definitions? Well, it is not quite easy. For one thing, it is like discussing racism among a mix of people who belong to various colours and ethnic background. One cannot discuss the various negative features of the sides which claim to be facin...

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Promoting an entityNow let me just go back to Gandhi. The amount of money that someone had spent on behalf of Gandhi to promote him has never been mentioned. It is at best quite an idiotic stance. At least someone should have just thought about it. How could a relatively unknown person suddenly come int...

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I have seen white women walking around almost in a nude pose in the Kovalam beach area in South Kerala many years ago. They are unperturbed by the lewd looks and vulgar comments of the local Malayalam speaking folks. It is not just an issue of not understanding. In those times, the local people were quit...

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The physical being in which this writer’s mind is installedI am a human being with all human cravings. All human limitations of the flesh are there in me. Moreover I am not of a saintly disposition. Moral turpitudes are there in me. Sexual cravings have been there in me. So, there is no way that I can aim t...

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Indian looks, demeanour and physical posturesI think I have spoken about the Indian looks. At every level in the social system, there is a splitting of persons into dirt and gold. However, the dirt part need not be pure dirt, but can also be dignified dirt. It depends on whom the lower indicant words ar...

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The concept of BrotherhoodNow that I have mentioned the word ‘brotherhood’, I think I should insert this information here: I have seen this word used in English to define and to understand many non-English social communities of closely connected individuals. I think it would be prudent to state th...

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A wonderful security that the Englishmen hadThere was this incident in my life. One man from the remote village got me a loan. He was much younger than me in age. In business experience and worldly knowledge he would be a novice. However, in the small village, he could function much better than me. For,...

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When negative social attachments stick to BritainFrom this area, I need to submit my memory of another incident. There was a time in my life when I worked as a Real Estate Agent in a small town in India, for around one year. Even though in cities like Bombay, this profession has no social negativity, in o...

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See this video to see a tribal scene in Andaman and Nicobar. Here I must go back to Kerala. I have mentioned about the migration of a huge population of newly converted to Christianity into the Malabar forest areas, from the erstwhile indep...

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Back to free trade Now coming back to Free Trade, well let us first see the scope of trade itself. Once there was the Silk Road that extended from China. What did China do about its Silk trade? The production secrets were national secrets. However, look at England. All knowledge it had in everything was...

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The ethical parameters of honesty and its complexitiesThis reaches us to the ethical or moral issue of telling the truth and of lies. Being dishonest is acting immorally. Well, is that the truth? No, it is not the truth. Truth is a link that gives power to relationships. When a wife tells a lie to her hus...

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When negative virtual codes can let loose violent provocationsThere was this incident. It was connected to the fact that for a long-time, I had stopped addressing anyone with a lower indicant You and referring to anyone with a lower indicant He, Him, His, She and Her/s. Though this attitude sprung u...

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Now, I need to extend this idea. Almost all words and speech done by feudal language speakers have direction component, in that they point towards locations of respect or that of denigration. It is not like people speaking in English. When people speak in pristine English, generally there is no defi...

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The British officers also at times did go berserk when the hideous codes of ‘Indian’ feudal languages dawned on them. I can mention one such incident. The so-called Jallianwalabagh incident. It is an incident that is regularly taken up to show the brutality of the British race. The incident is off co...

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Creating statutory precedence where there is noneNow when speaking about law and order, there is this issue of creating precedence in a nation, where there was only a history of royal barbarity enforced on the people. The people know about this and maintain law and order, as per the statutes of caste...

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Coming back to my own training programme, I have mentioned that I train my students to address me with a Mr. prefixed to my name. However, in the case of students who do not continue the class to reach a level of sophistication in English, it is a losing proposition for me. For, in them, the Mr. soon gets er...

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Teaching English is not similar to the endeavours of Nehru, Subash, and Gandhi etc. They all reaped ‘respect’ by becoming leaders. However, teaching pristine English has the opposite effect. ‘Respect’ gets erased when lower classes learn English. Then what is the real benefit in allowing the low...

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Then who should rule? Well, it would be quite preposterous to say that I should rule. For, it is not that kind of atrocious discussion that is done here. Well, then who should rule here? It is my considered view that the geographical area currently known as Pakistan, India and Bangladesh should be rule...

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In my writings, do I necessarily denigrate the ‘Indians’? Well, it might seem so, from a very superficial view. Yet, far below this cursory understanding, a person should discern the exact concern for arguing for quality improvement in the native people who abound in the geographical area which w...

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Gandhian policeActually the Indian police follow the Gandhian system of communication. The despoiling to the common man, and the terrific ennoblement of their own officer class. In fact, the common man is a shi* to the police constable, while his own officer is a divinity. The common man is an Avan,...

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From the ‘great’ ‘Indian’ history I need to go into the history of the Magadha Kingdom which more or less coincided with the place areas of current-day Bihar in India. Ajathashatru was the king of Magadha. He wanted to capture all the small kingdoms near his kingdom. He was able to defeat all the neig...

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I wonder what the terrible inferiority complex that gnaws at the current-day rulers and historians here is that they want to use false claims to subside it. By family links, I was born in a lower caste. However, I am able to come out of any such inferiority complex by simply attaching myself to pristine...

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Tumultuous repulsion that gets erasedHere I need to speak of an Indian phenomenon. Men like to view females and admire their body and curves. However, there is an issue of domination in this issue, which in turn is connected to the language of interaction. For example, when males working in a superbl...

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	STICKY: Chapters (Preview) 0. Book Profile 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Essence of improving 3. Command codes in the language software 4. Spontaneous block to information 5. Forgetting as a social art 6. What the Colonial English faced 7. The third quandary 8. A personal briefing 9. Fifth issue 10. The sixth issue 11. Conce...	VED	0	2203	Apr 30, 2014 by VED
	CHAPTER ONE (Preview) What we need are books that hit us like a most painful misfortune, like the death of someone we loved more than we love ourselves, that make us feel as though we had been banished to the woods, far from any human presence, like a suicide. A book must be the ax for the frozen sea within us._ Franz Kafka There i...	VED	7	2769	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWO - Essence of improving (Preview) Now this brings us to the essential question of: what is improving others? The easiest ideas would be giving them food, giving them education, giving them dress and such other things. Well, food is an essential requirement. Since the word education is a wide one, and for the time being one can say, giv...	VED	5	1435	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THREE - Command codes in the language software (Preview) Now, there are many things connected to this information that one needs to debate upon when contemplating on the theme of developing others. The core issue is that one cannot identify any person or group of persons as evil. Neither the tribal population nor the suppressing people are bad or good in an...	VED	3	1310	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FOUR - SPONTANEOUS BLOCK TO INFORMATION (Preview) A widespread attempt to block an informationNow coming back to the conspiracy, I can only relate my own experiences when I do write about the feudal content of Asian and African languages. There is always a possibility that any new idea can be stark nonsense. However, the way to deal with it is not to de...	VED	3	1289	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIVE - Forgetting as a social art (Preview) One of the starting points in this is an issue of forgetting. There was a situation in my Upper Primary class. I had come from an English background and crudely admitted into the Kerala version of ‘schools’ in class 5. The drastic difference of ambience and teacher features has been mentioned in this w...	VED	2	1302	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIX - What the Colonial British faced (Preview) One was the fact that the natives of this land currently called Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Burma, Ceylon etc. were of a feudal-language based culture, in which one innately shows respect to those who are powerful, and rude and suppressing. To the weak, the polite and the refined, the general atti...	VED	4	1292	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVEN - The third quandary (Preview) Now how do an English person mix and become comfortable in such a social system, if he or she has to mix? Well, that was also another quandary that the colonial Englishman had to face. He couldn’t work under any ‘Indian’ unless that ‘Indian’ is socially an extremely high personage. In feudal language s...	VED	7	1582	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHT - A personal briefing (Preview) I can focus on one experience from my own life. Here before embarking on this theme, I should stress that even though there are people who array as my antagonists, in the story, there is no need to frame them as villains or heroes. What I am narrating is only experiences, which gave me insights and observ...	VED	5	1334	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER NINE - Fifth issue (Preview) Now this is another danger that the officials of the East India Company and their family members faced in ‘India’. And also all around the world, including in South Africa. It is like this. There is an English family in ‘India’. They find the ‘Indians’ quite friendly and obliging. They get close and be...	VED	4	1457	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TEN - The sixth issue (Preview) It is here that I need to enter the next issue of agony for the native-Englishmen who were in India during the East India Company rule. The small-time mutiny in Meerut took up the lives of a number of Englishmen. For an English nation, which values the lives of each of its citizens, this small-time event...	VED	5	1438	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER ELEVEN - Conceptualising looting (Preview) Here again I am forced to mention the East India Company. It is said that they looted ‘India’. I am yet to clearly understand this idea. If trade is looting, well then we need to redefine the meaning of ‘looting’ thus. Otherwise looting is connected to robbery, dacoits, thieving, housebreaking, ope...	VED	5	1500	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWELVE - Insights from my own training programme (Preview) Now, let me move ahead and speak about the concept of improving. It is something that needs deep thoughts and contemplation. See this picture of two young children. {Refer to them as N & S}. They were like this before they became acquainted with my children, Varuna and Ashwina. The facial express...	VED	8	1348	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTEEN - A colonial British quandary (Preview) A second illustration: the power of proper introductionThere was another incident in my life. Many years ago, I used to come home to the village where my parents had built a house, during my school/college holidays. I think this incident happened after my graduation, which I had done in a city. The ho...	VED	3	1212	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FOURTEEN - Entering the world of animals (Preview) A terrific allegoryIn many ways, it is like different animals meeting each other. Many years ago, when I went for business purposes to other states in my own nation, I had to go to interior villages. The native language would be quite un-understandable to me. My native language would also be equally u...	VED	6	1589	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTEEN - Travails of training (Preview) Introduction and social mixingNow, I need to speak about the ways of introduction and social mixing. In English nations, especially in the US, there was a very brave and possibly idiotic attempt at social mixing, without proper understanding of what was being envisaged. I have mentioned earlier o...	VED	6	1378	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTEEN - Notes on education, bureaucracy etc. in India (Preview) The immediate local area and its educational content It is here that I need to speak of the intellectual quality of the local area. The place is in Malabar, in a village area. Even though a village, it is not sparsely populated. The majority of the affluent class persons have worked or are working in th...	VED	5	1380	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - On to Christian religion (Preview) Redefining ChristianityThe fact was that the British East India Company’s endeavour to spread English in ‘India’ was a great and noble aim. This fact is very much seen in the Minutes on ‘Indian’ Education by Lord Macaulay. There are many nonsensical allegations with regard to this noble aim. One wa...	VED	4	1352	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - The master classes strike back (Preview) The vengeance of the feudal classesQUOTE from THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857 by COLONEL G. B. MALLESON, C.S.L: There must have been a latent motive power to make of an unissued cartridge a grievance so terrible as to rouse into revolt men whose fathers and whose fathers' fathers had contributed to the mak...	VED	3	1693	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER NINTEEN - Codes and routes of command (Preview) The sly pretences of the so-called Indian educatorsNow coming back to education, it should be understood that education in feudal language nations is not an altruistic action as is mentioned by an innumerable number of educators and social reformers. It basically aims at a powerful pulling out of...	VED	3	1283	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY - The sly stance of feudal indicant codes (Preview) Social liking and dislikingActually in a feudal language social system, it is not good looks, intelligence, politeness and such things that make a person likeable. The liking is connected to where the person is placed in the virtual codes. If he comes under one as an obedient subordinate, he is like...	VED	3	1227	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY ONE - Pristine English and its faded form (Preview) When speaking about pristine English and its current faded form, there is much that I need to speak of. There are quite a lot of varying facets to the dirtying of English. Teachers with superficial allegiance to EnglishThe first one is the issue of English being taught by persons who have no basis in...	VED	4	1468	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY TWO - How they take the mile! (Preview) Mr., Mrs. and Miss as usages for buffooneryI have had my own experience in the usage of the words Mr., Mrs., and Miss. Generally, among the ‘Indian’ feudal language speaking persons, it is a funny word. Many years ago, I have seen the local filmmakers using these types of words to extract a joke out of An...	VED	4	1263	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY THREE - Media as an indoctrination tool (Preview) Coming back to the computer geniuses of India, the fact is that computer studies do not require a brilliant and unique mind. However, the fact is that the computer and software businessmen in the US swindled their own countrymen and brought in an immensity of outsiders as cheap labourers. It was more...	VED	4	1514	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR - How a nation lost its independence (Preview) Discussing TravancoreNow, there is this question. Wasn’t it a good thing that the independent status of Travancore was demolished by the Indian government? Well, it is not an easy thing to answer. For, the population that came into existence after the takeover by India are the present-day occupan...	VED	4	1267	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE - Social engineering (Preview) INTRODUCTIONSEE THIS PHOTO [CLICK HERE]: What is the cultural effect on the White kids, who speak English when they are forcefully mixed with kids who speak feudal languages? The feudal language speaking kids improve by being associated with kids who speak native-English. Feudal languages do h...	VED	6	1344	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN - Conceptualising Collective Wisdom (Preview) Before continuing with the US social interaction issue, let me dwell on the auto-rickshaw issue for a short while. When the concept of human equality goes awryMy sister was an engineer in a state government Public Sector Unit. She was an Electronics and Communication Graduate Engineer by qualific...	VED	8	1079	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT - Defining feudalism (Preview) When speaking about feudalism, there is a tendency to make generalised assertions. Actually such generalisations are quite stupid and more or less point to the lack of profundity of the scholar who does it. The word feudalism does not mean the same everywhere. In Continental Europe it is one thing....	VED	1	1073	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY NINE - British colonialism versus American hegemony (Preview) With the Second World War getting over, the Labour Party came to power in Great Britain. In many ways, it could have been seen as a very liberal movement that would push Great Britain from the clutches of the age-old feudal classes. However, it was a very erroneous understanding based on solitary Engl...	VED	3	1249	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY - Revolting against a benevolent governance (Preview) If the British Crown government was so liberal to the Colonies, why did they revolt? Well, before answering this question, one needs to take up the contention that the British home government was liberal. Was it being liberal when it was levying tax upon the colonists? In many ways this question is qu...	VED	4	1200	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY ONE - The destination (Preview) Now coming back to where the US is heading to, I can only say that it can be a new human experience. I remember a declamation by a Bengal-native Indian female now in the US. Before going into that I need to mention this incident in my life. A circumvented route to describe a terrible human living experienc...	VED	3	1182	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY TWO - Back again to Travancore (Preview) Back again to TravancoreNow let me go back to the issue of Travancore being an independent nation. At the time of forced amalgamation with India, its population was more than the population of New Zealand of that time. Sir CP might have been a person with great insight and farsightedness. To steer a na...	VED	4	38504	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY THREE - Media and its frill sides (Preview) Now, I need to return to the point from where I took the detour. The power, aim and disposition of the media. It is not the media’s aim to improve the people. There was this incident in my life. I was once in the Middle East, some ten years back. One of my relatives was a journalist there. I met a senior person...	VED	6	1185	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR - Online unilateral censorship (Preview) Again back to MediaNow going back to Media, it has been my experience that I am regularly blocked in many of the website wherein I try to post. At one time, it became so powerful a block that even before I had posted anything, my user name would be blocked from registering. What appears online is not me, my...	VED	7	1348	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE - Codes of mutual repulsion (Preview) A digression to a caste based farceNow, here I would want to discuss on what is the problem of Ezhavas mentioning that the Thiyyas are part of their own fold. Ezhavas suffered a lot of discriminations and social limitations which their native king had imposed on them. Most of these events in that kingd...	VED	5	1567	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY SIX - Understanding a single factor of racism (Preview) The frills that get deleted in translationDuring the colonial days, at least a minor section of people had been living in feudal language nations, and seeing for themselves the fact that there is something dangerously different in these social systems. Now, the information that gets passed throu...	VED	2	1085	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN - Light into the darkness (Preview) Back to Wikipedia India PagesNow coming back to the Wikipedia India pages, there are a lot of other discrepancies. These discrepancies are okay from an Indian point of view. However from an international perspective, they are quite mischievous. For, they amount to a hijacking of the credibility o...	VED	6	1319	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT - The logic of blocking information (Preview) Wikipedia and the issue of original knowledgeNow coming back to the Wikipedia, it is about a strange policy of theirs that I need to speak of. It is that nothing original should be posted. In that only knowledge that is currently known should be mentioned. Now, this is a very complicated issue. It is an...	VED	3	1027	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER THIRTY NINE - Mediocre might (Preview) Language fanaticism on Wikipedia India PagesWhen thinking about the pages on Wikipedia about Indian languages, again it is seen that the pages are held hostage by linguistic fanatics. It is a strange world of fanaticism in India. If one were to read the newspapers in Maharashtra, one would have to b...	VED	6	1333	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY - Dangers of non-cordoned democracy (Preview) Wikipedia faces the prospect of going democratic. Going democratic is a very dangerous thing. In ancient Greek, it was considered that any citizen was of equal calibre and standards to rule the state. Well, that is true, to the extent that the person should be one from inside the social system. So, ou...	VED	6	1182	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY ONE - The barrage of blocks (Preview) HuffingtonPostI have had this blocking in many places. I have mentioned this already. On HuffingtonPost I had a very curious experience. I used a particular not-common web browser for no particular reason. I found that it was displaying a lot of links to various websites, mainly American. It was th...	VED	2	1112	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY TWO - Greatness of the US (Preview) Since I had mentioned about the so-called Greatness of America, let me deal with that first. Is America a Great country? Or with the other question: Why is America great? Well, when dealing with these questions, it might be pertinent to know who is answering or posting these questions. For, these are...	VED	4	1185	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY THREE - Where Muslims deviate from pristine Islam (Preview) Halal killing and IslamJudging and evaluating people from cruder cultures need to go into these aspects. When such persons enter into English nations, they slowly become part of the sovereignty, due to the rank stupidity of the modern Collective Wisdom of English nations. Once this happens, then...	VED	3	1321	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY FOUR - Film stars as popular trainers (Preview) Atrophying English and English social codesNow let me come back to the issue of the US of America. America does train people in English social systems. However, the entering people also would bring in their own systems, wherein they would be the trainers. They would bring in their version of social c...	VED	4	1459	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY FIVE - Freedom of speech and feudal languages (Preview) There is the issue of freedom of speech. When a native-English speaker speaks about this theme, it is around 90% away from the real inner issues. For example, in Asian nations this freedom is powerfully connected to the issue of indicant words. Can a person be allowed to use any level of indicant word...	VED	4	1387	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY SIX - Wearing out refinement (Preview) HuffingtonPostNow, I need to speak of Indian culture. For, I have mentioned that I would move into that some time back. The question was about what would happen if the American Constitution was adopted as the constitution of India. However, before moving ahead into the topic, I need to finish up my wo...	VED	3	1030	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY SEVEN - Leading the Anglosphere (Preview) An allusion to American foreign policyBefore moving on from this premise, I think it would be appropriate to put in a few words about America’s exact foreign policy. What is it that it really wants to achieve? Does it want all the nations in t...	VED	4	1152	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY EIGHT - Indian Culture (Preview) Now I need to speak of Indian Culture. I had mentioned the query of what would happen if the American Constitution were made the Constitution of India. Whether it would able to fulfil the aspirations of the Indian culture. Or even the aspirations of the founding fathers of the US. What is Indian Cultur...	VED	14	4231	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FORTY NINE - The miserable Indian media (Preview) Back to MediaI think it would be good to come out of this theme now and continue with my topic, which is about the intractability connected to improving others. I was speaking about print and visual media, when I had to digress and go into so many other things including Wikipedia and America, and then to...	VED	2	1278	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY - A low quality idea (Preview) Gandhi mentioned or may be he wrote in his minor periodical about the idea of Panchayati Raj. That is every village or small groups of villages should go in for their own local government. If this is said about England, may be there would some sense. This form of local self government was imposed on the n...	VED	3	1110	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY ONE - What a local self government could do (Preview) Here I need to touch upon two different issues. One is the things that can be done by a local self-government. The second is the question of what is essentially quality improvement of a people. I do not connect this to moral issues. A local self-government in India can do a lot of things. The very basic t...	VED	4	1064	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY TWO - The tantalising aspects of quality improvement of a people (Preview) Now let me speak more on the tantalising aspects of what is quality improvement of a people. Actually there is no need to define it. Look at the ordinary people of India. Then look at the ordinary people of England some thirty years back. There is a difference in so many things. Facial demeanour, person...	VED	5	1156	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY THREE - PARAMETERS OF SPAMMING (Preview) Advertising and email advertisingNow, this part of the discussion pulls me directly into an unplanned area. That of the ethics of advertising. Advertising is informing one’s version of thoughts, ideas, products, plans, and creations. Now who does advertising disturb? Well, it would disturb an...	VED	3	1068	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY FOUR - PROFOUND QUALITY ENHANCEMENT (Preview) Back to quality improvement: Self centred versus socialNow coming back to what is quality improvement, there are various ways one can think about it. One is improvement in physical capacities, financial acumen, good job, good social connections, having modern gadgetry like expensive electron...	VED	4	1248	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY FIVE - The innate English stance (Preview) Stance of the English East India CompanyWhen the East India Company English persons had to attach themselves to the local societies here, they took a totally different stance. This was a stance that no other group of persons who had come to this geographical land had ever tried. For all the peoples wh...	VED	2	1187	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY SIX - Frill elements of quality improvement (Preview) Now going back to quality improvement, it is a theme that has a lot of frill elements. The way quality improvement is envisaged in English is quite different from what it is understood as, in ‘Indian’ feudal languages. For example, in ‘Indian’ feudal languages, one is understood to have improved in q...	VED	2	1056	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY SEVEN - Enter the twilight zone (Preview) My lifestyleBefore commencing on this, I need to speak about one thing about my own lifestyle. I had purposefully decided not to join the Indian government service. Even though I had written for the top Civil Service, it was clear that I was not of the calibre that could pass that exam. I cannot digress...	VED	3	1090	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY EIGHT - Continuing on human development (Preview) A dubious form of human developmentThere is another aspect of human improvement that I had discerned. It was in the Mappila population of Malabar (Malabar Muslim). In the early 60s and 70s, they went to the Middle East for doing menial jobs there. It was a not a huge deluge of people going there then. In...	VED	3	983	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER FIFTY NINE - Refinements associated with automobile driving (Preview) Since I have mentioned Mazda, it is appropriate to deal a bit about the refinements of automobile driving. Driving modern vehicles is easy if one is only thinking about mastering the controls. However, it is a big responsibility to drive a huge machine through the roads, wherein other human beings,...	VED	2	947	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY - Back to Quality Improvement (Preview) Now when speaking about quality improvement that can be heaped on to social sections by means of technological gadgetry, I need to go into an allegory.ENGLISH COLONIALISM IN A NUTSHELLThere are many tribal groups living in the Amazon fore...	VED	7	1412	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY ONE - Entering an area of tremulous disquiet (Preview) Now, how can I try to explain the encasing power of social definitions? Well, it is not quite easy. For one thing, it is like discussing racism among a mix of people who belong to various colours and ethnic background. One cannot discuss the various negative features of the sides which claim to be facin...	VED	3	3028	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY TWO - Stature on an elevated platform (Preview) Promoting an entityNow let me just go back to Gandhi. The amount of money that someone had spent on behalf of Gandhi to promote him has never been mentioned. It is at best quite an idiotic stance. At least someone should have just thought about it. How could a relatively unknown person suddenly come int...	VED	3	1203	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY THREE- The sly and treacherous debauchery (Preview) I have seen white women walking around almost in a nude pose in the Kovalam beach area in South Kerala many years ago. They are unperturbed by the lewd looks and vulgar comments of the local Malayalam speaking folks. It is not just an issue of not understanding. In those times, the local people were quit...	VED	3	2995	May 23, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY FOUR - Reflections of a personal kind (Preview) The physical being in which this writer’s mind is installedI am a human being with all human cravings. All human limitations of the flesh are there in me. Moreover I am not of a saintly disposition. Moral turpitudes are there in me. Sexual cravings have been there in me. So, there is no way that I can aim t...	VED	4	1048	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY FIVE - Observations on the blossoming effect of gold versus the contorting effect of pounding dirt (Preview) Indian looks, demeanour and physical posturesI think I have spoken about the Indian looks. At every level in the social system, there is a splitting of persons into dirt and gold. However, the dirt part need not be pure dirt, but can also be dignified dirt. It depends on whom the lower indicant words ar...	VED	3	1013	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY SIX - Facets of the training: Seeing magnanimity as gullibility (Preview) The concept of BrotherhoodNow that I have mentioned the word ‘brotherhood’, I think I should insert this information here: I have seen this word used in English to define and to understand many non-English social communities of closely connected individuals. I think it would be prudent to state th...	VED	2	1439	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY SEVEN- Secure refinement versus insecure odium (Preview) A wonderful security that the Englishmen hadThere was this incident in my life. One man from the remote village got me a loan. He was much younger than me in age. In business experience and worldly knowledge he would be a novice. However, in the small village, he could function much better than me. For,...	VED	2	967	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY EIGHT - Clowning around with precious antiquity (Preview) When negative social attachments stick to BritainFrom this area, I need to submit my memory of another incident. There was a time in my life when I worked as a Real Estate Agent in a small town in India, for around one year. Even though in cities like Bombay, this profession has no social negativity, in o...	VED	6	1106	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SIXTY NINE - Handing over helpless entities to vicious crooks (Preview) See this video to see a tribal scene in Andaman and Nicobar. Here I must go back to Kerala. I have mentioned about the migration of a huge population of newly converted to Christianity into the Malabar forest areas, from the erstwhile indep...	VED	2	1112	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY - Trade, fair and foul (Preview) Back to free trade Now coming back to Free Trade, well let us first see the scope of trade itself. Once there was the Silk Road that extended from China. What did China do about its Silk trade? The production secrets were national secrets. However, look at England. All knowledge it had in everything was...	VED	2	1091	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY ONE - The complexities in the virtual codes (Preview) The ethical parameters of honesty and its complexitiesThis reaches us to the ethical or moral issue of telling the truth and of lies. Being dishonest is acting immorally. Well, is that the truth? No, it is not the truth. Truth is a link that gives power to relationships. When a wife tells a lie to her hus...	VED	2	1091	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY TWO - Mania in the codes (Preview) When negative virtual codes can let loose violent provocationsThere was this incident. It was connected to the fact that for a long-time, I had stopped addressing anyone with a lower indicant You and referring to anyone with a lower indicant He, Him, His, She and Her/s. Though this attitude sprung u...	VED	3	1315	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY THREE - Satanic codes on the loose (Preview) Now, I need to extend this idea. Almost all words and speech done by feudal language speakers have direction component, in that they point towards locations of respect or that of denigration. It is not like people speaking in English. When people speak in pristine English, generally there is no defi...	VED	3	1107	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY FOUR - Jallianwalabagh incident (Preview) The British officers also at times did go berserk when the hideous codes of ‘Indian’ feudal languages dawned on them. I can mention one such incident. The so-called Jallianwalabagh incident. It is an incident that is regularly taken up to show the brutality of the British race. The incident is off co...	VED	8	3530	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY FIVE - A digression and a detour (Preview) Creating statutory precedence where there is noneNow when speaking about law and order, there is this issue of creating precedence in a nation, where there was only a history of royal barbarity enforced on the people. The people know about this and maintain law and order, as per the statutes of caste...	VED	4	2317	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY SIX- Teaching Hindi in Australia (Preview) There is a chance that this web page may get blocked in various locations in the world. So, it might be safer to download a digital version of this book, freely from this link.You can COMMENT on this book and other writings on this Site on this Comments PageIf you think that this writing is anti-...	VED	9	2209	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY SEVEN- Seeming quixotic features of a very strange training (Preview) Coming back to my own training programme, I have mentioned that I train my students to address me with a Mr. prefixed to my name. However, in the case of students who do not continue the class to reach a level of sophistication in English, it is a losing proposition for me. For, in them, the Mr. soon gets er...	VED	6	1869	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY EIGHT - Disincentives in teaching English (Preview) Teaching English is not similar to the endeavours of Nehru, Subash, and Gandhi etc. They all reaped ‘respect’ by becoming leaders. However, teaching pristine English has the opposite effect. ‘Respect’ gets erased when lower classes learn English. Then what is the real benefit in allowing the low...	VED	2	817	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER SEVENTY NINE - Who should rule? (Preview) Then who should rule? Well, it would be quite preposterous to say that I should rule. For, it is not that kind of atrocious discussion that is done here. Well, then who should rule here? It is my considered view that the geographical area currently known as Pakistan, India and Bangladesh should be rule...	VED	3	876	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHTY What is it that I am doing? (Preview) In my writings, do I necessarily denigrate the ‘Indians’? Well, it might seem so, from a very superficial view. Yet, far below this cursory understanding, a person should discern the exact concern for arguing for quality improvement in the native people who abound in the geographical area which w...	VED	3	791	May 22, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHTY ONE: When oblivion takes over gandhian police Indian police (Preview) Gandhian policeActually the Indian police follow the Gandhian system of communication. The despoiling to the common man, and the terrific ennoblement of their own officer class. In fact, the common man is a shi* to the police constable, while his own officer is a divinity. The common man is an Avan,...	VED	5	840	May 21, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHTY TWO From the ‘great’ ‘Indian’ history (Preview) From the ‘great’ ‘Indian’ history I need to go into the history of the Magadha Kingdom which more or less coincided with the place areas of current-day Bihar in India. Ajathashatru was the king of Magadha. He wanted to capture all the small kingdoms near his kingdom. He was able to defeat all the neig...	VED	4	849	May 21, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER EIGHTY THREE: Routes to quality enhancement (Preview) I wonder what the terrible inferiority complex that gnaws at the current-day rulers and historians here is that they want to use false claims to subside it. By family links, I was born in a lower caste. However, I am able to come out of any such inferiority complex by simply attaching myself to pristine...	VED	1	684	May 21, 2013 by VED
	CHAPTER TWENTY SIX - Social engineering and sex appeal (Preview) Tumultuous repulsion that gets erasedHere I need to speak of an Indian phenomenon. Men like to view females and admire their body and curves. However, there is an issue of domination in this issue, which in turn is connected to the language of interaction. For example, when males working in a superbl...	VED	1	1025	Mar 4, 2013 by VED
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