மார்க்சிஸ்டு வெறியர்கள் உடைத்த பள்ளியை சீரமைக்க உதவுங்கள்

கேரளத்தில் இந்து அமைப்பு ஒன்று நடத்தும் பள்ளியில் இருந்து கீழ்க்கண்ட செய்தி வந்துள்ளது. எந்த அளவுக்கு வெறுப்பும், வன்மமும், குரோதமும் இருந்தால் முழுவதும் பொதுமக்கள் உழைப்பில் உருவான, பொதுச் சொத்தான ஒரு அழகிய பள்ளியை இப்படித் திட்டமிட்டுத் தாக்கி அழிப்பார்கள் என்று எண்ணிப் பாருங்கள்.

அழிவு சக்தியான மார்க்சியத்தை ஒழியுங்கள்.
ஆக்கசக்தியான இந்துத்துவத்திற்கு ஆதரவு தாருங்கள்.
பள்ளியை சீரமைக்க உதவுங்கள்.

Adiyodi Vakeel Smaraka Tagore Vidyapeetam, a reupted school in Thalassery, Kerala was attacked and destroyed by a gang of CPM (Communist Pary of India Marxist) criminals on 27th January 2008. This calculated attack was done within 24 hours of the Republic Day Celebrations.

The school is named in the memory of Late Adv. Gopalan Adiyodi, a well respected social worker and RSS leader of Kerala. It started as a primary school in 1990 and has grown into a full fledged high school now. This is the only Hindu Educational Institution in Kannur district amidst the several institutions run by the Christian and Muslim managements. With the coming up of Tagore Vidyapeetam, a long cherished wish of the Hindus of this area had come true. It is to provide affordable, quality education and impart Hindu values that the selfless RSS workers of this district started this school. To acquire three acres of land and to build up a full-fledged school complex was really a Herculean task, but the brave Swayamsevaks did it all, that too within a few years, all through public donations. The infrastructure and other educational facilities were appreciated by one and all.

The brutal destruction of the school, a public property is just another bloody chapter in the continuing attack on Hindu activists and institutions by the CPM goons in this area. The Hindutva movement started in Kerala in 1942 at Calicut. In 1946 the RSS sakhas started in Thalassery. Many prominent personalities including advocates, doctors and teachers started attending the sakhas. And from that time onwards the Communist forces were trying to build up impediments to curb the growth of Hindu movement. Actual bodily clashes started in Kannur district in 1969 in which Sri Ramakrishnan, a Mukhya Sikshak, was killed. Pinarayi Vijayan present CPM State Secretary was one of the accused in this case. Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, the present home minister (CPM) was one of the accused in the second murder which followed very soon. From 1969 to 2008 May, 63 Swayamsevaks were murdered in and around Thalassery. Though the entire Kannur district witnessed Marxist terrorism, Thalassery Thaluk has been the main area of their attack. More than 200 swayamsevaks received fatal injuries in the past years. Many lost their limbs, many became blind and duff. They are all unable to earn their livelihood.

Since the very inception of this institution the Marxists were trying to put an end to this move through several methods and this attack was the final one. All our dreams, all our efforts came to nil with this CPM attack. The building was partially demolished. The Principal’s room, staff room and many class rooms were destroyed. 60% of the furniture was totally destroyed. The well furnished computer lab consisting of 35 systems and one LCD projector with lap top, which was sponsored by an NRI group, was all smashed to pieces. The science Labs were all gone. All this was done by an unruly crowd of more than 200 CPM activists, in the full presence of the Police force.



At present more than 700 students are studying in this school with a staff strength of 62. All the members on staff are well qualified and trained by Vidya bharathi, an educational NGO that operates in many parts of the country. The Principal is very well respected in the area and was formerly a CBSE school teacher in Arunachal Pradesh. All the batches presented for the X CBSE exams attained 100% success.

Our school reopens after summer vacation on June 2nd. It is beyond our capacity to find means to put things in place. The managing committee appeals to one and all to help us to re-build this Hindu educational institution. It is our sincere request to help us to rebuild the school infrastructure as it was before.

Vande Mataram.

How you can help :

1. Monetary donations may be sent as cheque, draft or Money order favouring "Adiyodi Vakeel Smaraka Educational Trust" to The Secretary, Adiyodi Vakeel Smaraka Educational Trust, Thiruvangad, Thalassery 670103, Kerala
2. Electronic transfers and direct deposits can be done to the following account:
Current a/c no.: 30072288490, State Bank of India, Main Branch, Thalassery – 1
3. Receipts will be sent to all the donors. Donors, please send in your name and address along with the donations. (Those who do bank transfers can send the details thru email to mailto:mvidyapeetam@gmail.com)

4. To rebuild the computer lab, you can donate new computers or even used ones in good condition.

All donations are exempt from Income Tax u/s 80-G.

For further details, contact:
Sri M K Sreekumaran (9446373383), Sri Banish (9446166407)

எச்சரிக்கை: இந்தியாவின் உட்பகை (enemy within)

ரவி ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ் அரசியல் கைதிகள்-பினாயக் சென்-அ.மார்க்ஸ்: ஒரு எச்சரிக்கைக் குறிப்பு என்ற தனது பதிவில் அப்பட்டமான இந்திய விரோதிகளுக்குப் பரிந்து பேசும் அறிவுஜீவி மனநிலை குறித்து சரியான கண்ணோட்டத்தை முன்வைத்திருக்கிறார். துரதிர்ஷ்ட வசமாக, "அரசியல் கைதி" என்று பரிவுடன் அவர் குறிப்பிடும் டாக்டர் பினாயக் சென் அமைதிப் புறா அல்ல. அப்பட்டமான தீவிர நக்சல் ஆதரவாளர் அவர் என்பதே உண்மை.

"உறுதியான சட்டங்கள், தேர்ந்த உளவுத்துறை, அதிநவீன பாதுக்காப்பு சாதனங்கள் இவை மட்டுமே ஜிகாதிகள், நக்சலைட்டுகள், மற்ற பிரிவினைவாதிகளுடனான போரில் நமக்கு வெற்றி தேடித் தராது.. தேசவிரோதிகளுக்காகக் கச்சை கட்டிக்கொண்டு பேசவரும் இத்தகைய உட்பகைகளையும் நாம் எதிர்கொள்ளவேண்டும். பயங்கரவாதத்தால் பாதிக்கப் படுபவர்களுக்குப் பதிலாக, பயங்கரச் செயலை நிகழ்த்தியவர்களின் பாதுகாப்பையும், நலனையும் முன்நிறுத்தும் இந்த இழிவான மனநிலை, அதன் பிரதிநிதிகள் இந்த விரோதிகளுடன் போரிட்டு முதலில் நாம் வெல்ல வேண்டும்" என்கிறார் பயனியர் ஆசிரியர் சந்தன் மித்ரா.

Jaipur to Raipur - பயனியர் இதழில் வந்த கட்டுரை.

Jaipur to Raipur
- Chandan Mitra

From Jaipur to Raipur and beyond, India is under a siege within. While the political class has predictably fulminated against Pakistan and Bangladesh, the fact is that every heinous crime against the people of India has been committed by Indians, even if funded and trained by outside forces.

For the ordinary citizen it comes as no solace to learn that something called HuJI has replaced LeT or JeM as the new face of terror in India. For the victims of terror, the jihadi terrorist remains an elusive, sinister figure irrespective of nomenclature. Periodically we are told that these shadowy organisations receive logistic support from yet another dangerous outfit, SIMI (or is it now called SIM?). Whether it is the Students' Islamic Movement that acts as the liaison agency for the executors of bomb blasts, it is quite inconsequential to the public at large. Jihadi terrorists have demonstrated their ability to strategise precisely, plan meticulously, strike at will and massacre innocents at destinations chosen by them. Every year India has reeled under three or more major terrorist outrages and just when complacency sets in, jihadis strike yet another deadly blow.

Where does Raipur fit in this scheme? Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar and parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka have similarly been reeling under successive waves of terror of another kind. Although there is no concrete evidence yet of links between jihadis and Maoists, they share a common aim -- destabilisation of the Indian nation. The green flag of Islamic jihad and red pennant of Naxalites are fluttering virtually all over the country even if they have carved out separate areas of operation, the former focusing more on big cities and the latter on interior villages. The numbers decimated by Maoist marauders is probably no less than those felled by terrorist depredations. In vast stretches of the Indian heartland, the writ of the Government either does not run at all or runs cursorily only between dawn and dusk. Just as the jihadi terrorists are working in coordination with, or at the behest of, foreign powers and global terror outfits like Al Qaeda, Maoists in India too have a central command, swear allegiance to a foreign ideology and, after the tragic legitimisation of ultra-Left rule through elections in Nepal, will work in even greater concert with a neighbouring country's Government.

The similarity does not end there. Both jihadis and Maoists thrive on the back-up support of an army of secular fundamentalists and bleeding-heart intellectuals in India. These fifth columnists hold opinion makers in this country in an octopus-like grip, and are perpetually busy generating sympathy for the mass murderers. While every attempt by the state to act decisively against both jihadis and Naxalites is greeted with howls of protest, law-enforcement agencies are continuously berated and sought to be systematically demoralised. The self-styled cheerleaders of liberalism oppose the demand to bring back POTA or enact similar State laws needed to act aggressively against terror merchants.

Further, they are at the forefront of vicious campaigns against conscientious security personnel for their alleged excesses and so-called violation of human rights. One only has to recall their frenzied attempts to put Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on the mat for defending his police in the encounter that led to the fully justified liquidation of jihadi operatives such as teenage terror courier Ishrat Jahan. The subversive section of the Indian intelligentsia went almost berserk over the alleged crimes of VG Vanzara, the Gujarat police officer who eliminated terrorist Sohrabuddin. These effete intellectuals have been out to prove that the Government itself plotted the December 13 attack on Parliament and Afzal Guru is an innocent, honourable man who must be saved from the gallows irrespective of judicial verdicts. The India-baiters inevitably succeed because we are unfortunate enough to have a Prime Minister who confesses he could not sleep for nights without end worrying about the fate of an Indian-origin Glasgow airport bombing suspect detained briefly in Australia, although the same Prime Minister has shown no such concern for the thousands of his fellow-countrymen who die gruesome deaths at the hands of jihadis and Maoists.

Not surprisingly, closet sympathisers of India's destabilisation have now mounted a campaign to allow Naxalite intellectual Dr Binayak Sen to travel to Washington to personally collect something called the Jonathan Mann award from an organisation that describes itself as the Global Health Council. Apparently he is to be honoured for his "spectacular and pioneering" work among tribals of Chhattisgarh and also for "exposing" the "Government-backed vigilante group, Salwa Judum". It is remarkable how a Washington-based organisation came to know about Dr Sen's "spectacular" work when nobody in India (except Maoists and their frontal organisations) had heard of him, at least till he was caught smuggling vital correspondence to a Naxalite leader in detention, under the garb of attending to his medical condition. Moreover, the Goebblessian propaganda that Salwa Judum is a vigilante group, whereas it is an unarmed people's movement against Naxalites, has actually got embedded even in intelligent people's minds through sheer repetition. Although various agitations planned on the dubious doctor's behalf by Maoists and their fellow-travellers have not quite taken off despite high voltage publicity on websites, it would be naïve to rule out a crescendo of support as May 29, the date on which the award is to be conferred, comes closer.

Remarkably, Indian subversives have a huge international network, which includes various separatist outfits, Christian missionary groups and busybody NGOs. I recall being confronted by an earnest young Tamilian Christian student at Berkeley last August demanding my intervention as MP with the "fascist, communal" Chhattisgarh Government for Dr Sen, whose name I first heard at that seminar. Taken aback, I checked up with friends at home about the activist-doctor's antecedents that night and sparred with his misguided young supporters in the US thereafter. I have no doubt that India's terror network thrives because of such people. I even came across an article titled "India: No country for good men" detailing the Government's apparently disgraceful human rights record and condemning the "systematic crackdown" on dissenters in this country. If India were not mentioned a few times, anybody would have thought it was a write-up on the excesses of the Burmese military junta! Needless to add, the internet article was written by an Indian!

Thus, the siege within is much more pervasive than it appears at first sight. While the country needs more stringent anti-terror laws, better intelligence, superior equipment for security forces and other paraphernalia for combating jihadi, Maoist and separatist terror, apart from draconian measures to stop infiltration from Bangladesh, the war against the enemy within cannot be won by laws alone.

Till such time as we agree that "terrorism in all its manifestations" includes mindset that in effect protect and promote the cause of the perpetrators of terror rather than those of its victims, I am afraid the war can never be decisively won.