What do you think about Shubas Chandra Bose's disappearence?
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...Bose did not 'disappear' ! He died in an aircrash - and even his own family has accepted that fact.\n...Neither has Shubash Chandra Bose disappeared from the Indian people's fond and proud memories - and that is what REALLY counts, isn't it ?!
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.\nSUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE\nSubash Chandra Bose, popularly known as Netaji, occupies an honoured place in the history of Indian independence movement.\n\nHe was a man of great courage, a single minded and dedicated leader who burned with patriotism.\n\nHe wanted to free India from British yoke, not by peaceful agitation or petitioning, but by waging open war.\n\nHe had the good fortune to do so by escaping from India, collecting a big army of Indians abroad and fighting like Mazzini\nand Garibaldi of Italy which is rarely met with in the annals of liberation movement all over the world.\n\nSubash Babu was born on January 23, 1897 in a Bengali family of Cuttack as the sixth amongst eight sons and six daughters.\n\nHis father Jankinath Bose was a lawyer by profession and his mother was a stern disciplinarian.\n\nBose had his early education in the Baptist Mission and Ravensha Collegiate schools of Cuttack.\n\nAt school, he was always serious,reserved and did not take much interest in sports. The sadhus and pilgrims visiting Puri,\nthe famous shrine near his place, fascinated him.\n\nBesides this, social service and secret societies operating from Bengal attracted him.\n\nWhen he was fifteen years old, Subhas read the writings and. speeches of Swami Vivekananda and he become greatly\ninterested in the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa too.\n\nThe effect of this all lasted till the very end of his life. Thus there developed a conflict in him between becoming a man of action to liberate India and becoming a mystic.\n\nHe resolved this dilemma for the nonce by plunging into the ideal of selfless service in the cause of Mother India.\n\nAfter his scholastic career Subash joined the Presidency College, Calcutta where he chose philosophy as his subject. That\nmade him go in search of a Guru in 1914.\n\nDisillusioned in this search, he turned his attention to the other love. He started a debating club in his college saying that\nIndia, in her forthcoming struggle, would need great debators and parliamentarians.\n\nHe tried to promote quick thinking and self-reliance among his co-students.\n\nThe first turning point in his life came when he was expelled from his college for taking a leading part in assaulting an English\nProfessor of his college. His resentment against racial arrogance lay at the bottom of this agitation. His father refused to get him admitted in any other college. Bose got readmitted in the same University the following" year.\n\nThere wits no further set-back in his education and he took his degree with a First Class Honours in Philosophy.\n\nIndia was passing through turbulent times in those years and Subash's father did not want his young son to be affected by it. So he sent him to England to compete for the ICS examination, In which Bose qualified himself in 1920, securing ahigh place. The fMni1V built high hopes on their brilliant son.\n\nIt was at this time that Mahatma Gandhi had started his non-cooperationmovement with a call to all patriots to renounce\nall British titles.\n\nThe Mahatma's call attracted Bose so much that he resigned from the ICS and returned to India in 1921 to place himself\nunreservedly at his hands.\n\nSoon, however, Bose found that the Mahatma's non-violence movement was too tame a programme for national liberation and he went to Calcutta to work under the great leader Deshbandhu Chitta Ranian Das. For two years he served political apprenticeship under him.\n\nAt that time, the Prince of Wales visited Calcutta at which there was general resentment. Bose led the volunteers protesting against the visit, for which he was arrested and sentenced to six months imprisonment.\n\nHis leader C.R. Das was also sentenced and the two lived together in jail where Bose served his leader humbly, even cooking his food. From this time Bose considered C.R. Das as his Guru.\n\nWhen the Deshbandhu became the Mayor of Calcutta, Bose became its Chief Executive at the age of 21. While holding
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I think he was good once upon a time. There after he stopped performing. The worst thing he did was the fact that he ended up involving the politiciuans after he was taken off the team. If I was in his place, I would have focussed on the perfomance in local tourneys. Those who want to equate virender sehvags performance with ganguli, drop it coz sehvag performs very well in overseas pitches. He failed only in 1 tewst match in pakistan, and redeemed himself in dubai
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Since you seem so eager to gather other peoples opinions today, and I'm all too eager to express my own... here goes:\n\n\nDeath is beautiful. It is a transition from confused living matter to unthinking dead matter...  a break down of mechanics that enforce pattern and a return to the natural chaos of the Universe.  What once was a personality becomes as nothingness, and dissipates much as the corpse does with time. In most cases this is destruction without resolution, which isn't exactly wrong.... but I can only imagine that it isn't as satisfying to give over all control of one's destruction so late... Better to resolve each aspect of the psyche beforehand and free one's self from the world in advance of death that it spells only the completion of dissolution. \n\n\nNo pointless rituals.\nThe dead are gone and no longer to be considered.\nMy body can be thrown to the pigeons when I'm gone for all I care.
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Last night I watched Bill Moyers interview of Salman Rushdie on PBS - first of a new seven part series - and Mr Rushdie addressed this issue.  \n\nHis comment was that people who have never experienced freedom don't know that other avenues are available, and I agree.  \n\nWith the usual total control of the instruments of suppression, the military, secret police, the newspapers and other information media, and the often fatal consequences for disobedience it is probably remarkable that any of these people rebel.  Additionally, keeping body and soul together in most dictatorships doesn't leave time for much else.  \n\nThat mindset take a long time to change.  The Internet should help.  \n\nCuba is a bit different in that Castro replaced a government that was corrupt and his early supporters remembered.  \n\nRemember, too, where the is no free press there isn't much debate.
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it would disappear... (as per the the current physiscs theory we have..)  it would go to the future :)
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I think he is alive but I dont think he is very healthy. I think the powers that be know where he is..
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yes he is the victim of the conspiracy. I am not Gangully fan but the way he is neglected is very sorry for the indian cricket. Agreed he was a very selfish player but he was a standard player just see his performance, whenever he scored, india wins may be he has scored apposite of substandard teams but we cant deny that after all it is international team. BCCI should think over Gangully matter. Being a cricketer and played upto first class level i understand the importance of each run scored. Just see the class of gangully & the Selectors apposing him. My view in abscence of Sachin, Gangully should be present. See the opening we have got from these two its great.
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Yes you are correct about the unknown Indian bit!! I haven't heard about either him or the experiment, and I haven't found any one else that has, but I think my 'teleportation' gear is playing up a bit, I'll get it re-tuned and try again later!! I thought teleportation was a means of transferring physical matter almost instantly? Not brain waves!!\nAre you sure your brain waves haven't been transfered??
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Great composer.\nDefinitely not the ultimate!\nBut definitely the ultimate Indian composer. I love most of his music (and his ringtones!)
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I was in ther prescence of a person whom I suspect to have been very close to enlightenment.  She always was kind and wise.  She did not criticise others and seemed to be deeply genuinely happy.  Life did not seem to have the ability to shake her at all.  She was like a rock...others came to her for guidance or help or sometimes just to be in her prescence.\n\nShe probably didn't even have the word enlightenement in her vocabulary, she definitely would not claim to have been.\n\nShe just...was =)
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All speculation.  He might have gone anywhere.  Some say he went to England. Some say India.  There is no record of his travels, though that doesn't mean he didn't leave his country and see the world.
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i dont think that the work of communists in west bengal has been good.\n\nsee they have been in power for the past so many years and if they had really wanted they could have changed the condition of the state and made it one of the best.  \n\nbut they have not done anything of this sort.  which clearly points to the fact that they are no good in power.
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So little known?? I've seen television shows about him, read numerous articles in mainstream periodicals, learned about him in many of my college courses...I don't know why you think he is little known-other than the fact that very few of the great physicists are well known by the general public, except for Einstein and Hawking, and maybe Curie.
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It is very sad incident. How the entire administration collapsed is a very serious issue. The classifications like SC, ST and NT were all done by the British rulers to help their cause. It is most unfortunate that they continue here till today. \n\nAttrocities on anybody by anybody is condemnable. \n\nI disagree with the communists when they ALWAYS LAMENT and GENERALISE that the attrocities are ALWAYS done by upper caste rich hindus on lower caste poor hindus. That is a very clever false propaganda.\n\nThe feelings of seperatism and untouchability should be wiped out from the hearts of the people and not merely from govrnment rule books.\n\nThe rest of the society sould take the issue and see tht justice is done.\n\nIf it were a muslim family instead of the poor dalit family, the entire media and pseudo-secular politicians would have by now made a lot of noise.
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Ya, Ofcourse.\nActually I & my family slept with it for complete 2 nights in complete anonity.\nBrief description: Actually, in our relation, there occurred a death.  The dying person was a lady (married) and having a 3 month old baby in her womb.  Then there is a long time interval of nearly 3-4 years passed in Court and legal cases, etc.\nNow I come to main issue.  Due to this court and legal matter, all the family in-laws members of the deceased lady were in jail, except 3 children (one boy = 4 years old named Mannu, actual son of deceased lady, one girl = 5 years old named Komal, and other boy = 6-7 years old named Kapil).  These three were very small and have to live in their home, lonely.  So, all the other relatives decided that to help them, one by one among the left of the relatives, will stay at their home in turn matter.  So, this turn matter continues.\nNow what actually happened is that, one turn came of this girl, named ASHA (21-22 years old).   She was living happily at their home, lonely with those 3 children.  Then, suddenly after 3-4 days, the parents of Asha were continuously being informed by neighbours of place, where Asha was living with the 3 children, that Asha is not doing work, she continues to sleep,etc.  Their family members thought it is a regular issue of this age that, this age girl not wants to work and stay away from their home.  They thought it to be a normal issue.  After 1 ½ days of these issues being continuous, my (me, Parmod from romeonaamera@yahoo.co.in) family decided to bring the girl back home.  So, my elder brother, Manish brought her home at night 10 pm.  She came normal, actually not normal, and she did strange gestures of ghost like, which I cannot explain verbally.  We thought that this may be due to living lonely in a home, having occurred a death.  So, we neglected her gestures.  But after one day, when she was at our home, her own parents came to take her to their home.  To our shock…..\nAs soon as this girl, saw the first sight of her mother, She did a very strange (actually ghost like) action, which is totally dramatic and dreadened.  We all thought this is also normal, of a child, on seeing her mother after a long interval of time.  So, we all neglected this also.  But.. to our very anonity.  This girl, was actually intercepted and entered into by the ghost of the lady named Madhu, which I described above as the dying person.  In the evening of that day, she actually is starting showing her actions, etc.\nQ. 1What is our name?\nA. 1Though her real name is Asha only, but she took the name of the dying lady, named Madhu.\nQ. 2Where do you live?\nA. 2.Though She lived at near Shahdara but she explained that she has come from the home of Madhu (i.e. from Ghaziabad).\n\nThese are only some of the few questions among a large number of other normal, and small questions, which she also explained if she was not Asha but actually is Madhu (the dead lady).  Then after that day, we all family members took her to a priest to make look into the matter, if what she is saying.  (Only Indians can understand nowabout this).  The pandit (Hindu priest) also inquired with the girl and after many-many questions, just concluded that this girl or this person whom, I am speaking is not Asha, but Madhu (the deceased lady).  Can anyone understand, what I am saying?  The matter, which the Asha was speaking (the actual live girl), is not spoken by this girl, but by the dead lady named, Madhu, whose GHOST had actually entered into the body of a live girl Asha.\nThen, this girl was returned to our (my own home).  She remained with us for complete two days and 2 nights.\nOh my God, only I and my younger sister can tell, how we have spent those 2 days and 2 nights, with a GHOST in our home.  That ghost actually did not slept for that period spent at our home and continulusly mourned of .  The GHOST Madhu continuously asked for meeting with her child, (discussed above, one boy 4 years old, named, Mannu).
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I think it's apalling that politicians (especially those currently facing charges of violence against peaceful protesters in the Ghandi Ashram) should advocate the suppression of freedom of expression. Amir Khan should be celebrated for having the courage to see beyond the short term benefits (ie more money locally, large scale investment) a large scale development project brings and instead see the life long harm it can do to those affected by it - those in real need of development funding.\n\nAmir's comments are inline with the supreme courts anyway. I just hope the ban acts effectively to highlight the issue even further, and perhaps go some way to moving society away from corrupt 'bully boy' politics and towards democracy powered by the votes of the people and not the votes of the rupee.\n\nThanks for highlighting the issue. I live in the UK and I'm glad to learn something new.