Secessionist groups hijack anti-NEET movement in TN

The present-day TN situation, whose only one aspect is the NEET, is merely an offensive offshoot of its hideous evolution from its heinous, pre-Independence origins. According even a casual audience to the regional multimedia platforms would clearly confirm many brazen facts. Pure poison, flaming with fanaticism and fuming with frenzy, spews out nonstop in all directions from bastions of power welded to religiopolitics. Recognizing most celebrities, activists and militants joining hands up in arms in the fanfare, should reveal the Deep State Establishment sinking TN into deeper and deeper trouble.

No different at all from this, the widely reported and telecast overseas protest and mourning, too, most likely reflects Dalit-deluding/Christian-missionary/Islamic-jihadic/anti-Sanatana-Dharmic ramifications. Plainly, all this attitude, assertion and activity is part of the deriding and derogating “how-do-you-do”, nose-thumbing, finger-wiggling and making-faces postures countering our ‘awakening’ Bharata Varsha.

Apparently, pliable and pretenceless people are picked and plucked out from their penurious and prideless lives, propped up and projected about in deluded distinction and disputation, conditioned into and charged up with wanton vehemence and vindictiveness, motivated and trained for pillorying, picketing or even pogroming operations, and then thrown off into the TN Grand Arena, all only to malign, mortify and master the designated, denigrated and decried Devil.

One reason why, in the midst of all this din, there is no loud clergy, qazi, communist or communal outfits lousing up the TN Grand Arena, could be that the command of all the power as well as performance of these units has always stood usurped. They have been cast off, right from the start, into the Grandstand. They have been summoned only to stay there seated, spectate, speculate, solicit or support, and allowed to stand up, stream down or swarm about only to intensify an applause or an uproar, at best at the behest of those really running the show, namely the Dravidian parties. Of course, everyone gets whatever becomes due, off the stage, scene and sight.

All the fearsome fissiparity in TN, rolling up unstoppably toward monstrous proportions, incorporates all the previously quoted (= clergy, qazi, communist, communal and other radical Tamil) forces, and operates in the garb of Dravidian and/or Tamil “Race” ideology, integration and ascension. Its single archenemy and/or Devil-designate is the united, what-it-rants-to-be-Hindu/Sanatana-Dharmic Bharata Varsha, which it accuses of talking in Aryan/Sanskrit terminology and working on Aryan/Brahminical terms.

The majority population has been multiply split, set into epochal stupor and stubbornly seized up in Brahminophobia and/or Bharatophobia. Other activists, including neo-luddites, feminists and casteists, for their part, have never ceased to push as much TNT (= trinitrotoluene, exlosive) as possible into every visible tear in the fabric of the (mainly majority) Tamil society, and wait for explosions to rip open further the societal faultlines. Remarkably, everywhere around the world, it has been no transgression at all for a seasoned (neo-)luddite, communist, communalist, casteist, feminist, minority, or mafia constituent to indulge, behind the mask of social activism, in many a felony, crime or hawala.

Only an alchemy of sorts can secure TN against and save it from a coming cataclysm and cataclasm. A positive elemental transformation effected through some well-defined reaffirmation, realignment, reassignment, refurbishment and reformation, of all its inspiring, exhilarating, gratifying, unifying and edifying forces, can still manage the re-emergence of a resurgent TN regaining its renowned track of leading Bharata Varsha’s resounding march towards global glory.

Meanwhile, let us wait in earnest and not allow to wither our hope of any sage and savvy power taking the reins and save TN from becoming a TNT(!), by stearing it (= TN) clear of any troublesome T (= tumult, turmoil, tribulation etc).

I admire Gurumurthy and the work he does for the improvement of our country. However, I have not been able to understand the basis behind his support to Rajinikanth as a politician and his wish that Rajini enters politics. Look at the following link where the director of Rajinikanth’s last film “kabali” speaks at an anti NEET protest. He denigrates hinduism on a platform for anti NEET speeches. I would like to ask Mr. Gurumurthy as to why does Mr. Rajinikanth sign up back to back movies with this director Pa Ranjith and why does Mr Gurumurthy keep talking about his entry into TN politics. Where does the so called spiritual person Rajinikanth fit in this. I would be thankful if Team Pgurus forwards this message to Mr Gurumurthy.

https://twitter.com/rangats/status/905080195463262208

look at todays “HINDU” where CMC (christian medical college) vellore has “SUSPENDED” ! what ever it means admissions to MBBS citing among various reasons its Miniroty status.
It is now clear who is sponsoring these professional demonstrators and trying to bridge the people and divide the country.
FORTUNATE THAT THE HINDU (WHAT EVER IT MEANS) HAS ALSO EXPOSED ITSELF BY DOING A SERVICE TO THESE MISSIONARIES

I once wrote an article on Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) for a business magazine.
My research for that article did convince me that JNVs are providing to the disadvantaged children in rural areas as good a springboard as the quality CBSE-affiliated government schools of Delhi did until the 1990s when there were widely patronized by the middle classes.
(I studied in one such government school of Delhi at a time when getting into that school sometimes required the ‘sifaarish’ of a minister!)
The people I spoke to for that article included a man from Meerut district in Uttar Pradesh who was working for the Citibank in the US. When he got admission in the JNV his father was a ‘thela-wala’ earning a very modest daily wage.
I visited two JNVs — one in Himachal and the other in Punjab — where I met more children in familial circumstances similar — or possibly more disadvantageous — to that of the boy from Meerut.
I also surveyed the records showing steady stream of JNU pupils joining every year the most sought after engineering and medical schools of the country.
I learnt that the JNV scheme at that time allowed only one school per district, which I believe continues to be the case.
Since Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) and Sainik Schools are also CBSE-affiliated and are of the standard (more or less) as the JNVs, they should to be added to the weight of the argument that PGurus is making — with the caveat though that these two school groups are likely to have been catering to much fewer children of the disadvantaged backgrounds than the JNVs.
So I got the point PGurus is making. For me it’s easy to imagine a student of S. Anitha’s calibre preferring a JNV over state board schools in order to enjoy the advantages it offers.
That JNVs, KVs and Sainik Schools account for a very small proportion of the needy children is a valid criticism.
One naturally wonders that if states believe that such schools do provide certain advantages why they wouldn’t look for ways to provide more of their pattern, either through central help or from their own resources. (People who run the “central” government also belong to states; don’t they?)
Anyway, I won’t take the position that because of paucity of opportunities, the advantage currently being enjoyed by some people becomes nugatory. (It doesn’t appear nugatory for the son of a ‘thela-wala’ in Meerut who became the Citibanker in the US.)
As for the desirability of NEET, I have never gone into the merits of the issue. I don’t know if NEET completely eliminates other ways of getting into a medical school. If it does I would pose a flummoxed ‘Why on earth’.
In short the questions I’d pose if I were to get into the merits of the issue would be about understanding why states’ own systems needed to be replaced by a centralized system.
As for seeing in NEET an RSS conspiracy against cultural diversity, I think it’s stupid politicking engaged in by some stupid people.

If TN students are incompetent and ineligible, how come TN is the most advanced state in India in the health industry? Chennai alone attracts about 45 percent of health tourists from abroad arriving in the country and 30 to 40 percent of domestic health tourists. The medical infrastructure in TN is mostly developed by the state govts over years. Why should they give it up to the centre? After all, India is a republic of numerous states, not a single monarch. Each one should be able to govern their state affairs. If everything is to be controlled by the central govt, why would we need states and state governments? India is a plural country of numerous languages and culture and it’s not ethical to dictate one over everything.

Thank you PGurus for a very well-informed article. Thanks even more for the new concept of aggressively rebutting every Comment which is vacuous or ignorant. I only wish you had indicated the average capacity of students enrolled in a Navodaya Vidyalaya. It now seems crystal clear that the Anitha tragedy has well and truly pave the entry of Rajnikanth to enter Tamil Nadu politics and demolish the anti-secessionist and horribly corrupt Dravidian ideology once and for all.

Don’t induce Jallikattu in this

‘anti-secessionist’

it is either anti-national or secessionist.

Your arguments are very weak. You said Non acceptance of Navodaya as one reason for Anita’s failure. My question is how much percentage of students can have Navodaya seats in a state? Will be less than .2% Then what improvement you expect from it on the overall system.
Then you said without NEET only crorepatis can study. Are you saying that without NEET only crorepatis became doctors till now. We have live example of many states where state themselves conducted entrance exams and secured lower fees for merit seats ( like West Bengal).