Well said, sir. I fully agree with your views.
Regards,
Sandeep
At 12:08 AM 1/29/2010, you wrote:
Hi Rahul
We are really moving towards an off-topic cenerio. The details can
be taken off- the list.
In my view disability should not be the corner stone of a political
movement. It should be in the spirit of inclusiveness and empaphy.
That would mean throwing out all the reservation out of the window
and create a environment where reservation would not be required.
That is basically what we want to achieve, right? Forget about the
able bodied, do you expect mass support of disbandoning reservation
by the disabled themselves if an enabling environment is created?
We hate discrimination when it does not suit us and we walk an extra
mile to fight for discrimination when it suits us. When it comes to
things like IT benefits, we want to be labeled as disabled and those
moments we don't think of equal wages for equal work.
Agreed at this moment we don't have an inclusive environment. Even
if we did, we would still be asking for concessions and exemptions.
By this movement perhaps, we make a few leaders who would eventually
think of their petty needs and wants and as usual the masses would
be left astray to fight their own battles.
In abscence of a strong conviction, a compelling philosophy I don't
think any realistic change would turn out this way.
What would our leaders give, some lolly pops, some more percentage
in reservations and more holidays to be considered on duty?
A strong ism like the socialistic movement could move the people on
the strength of its principles. Now, we have tasted what such ism's
really mean.
We don't have a convincing political case nor a business case then
who would fund this venture?
Political option is one of the option and by no means the only
option. let us back that horse which has some possibility of getting
some results.
On a lighter note, On this line imagine what fun it would be to see
TB party, HIV positive party and Diabetes party?
I am afraid I am not sounding optimistic which is contrary to my
natural disposition and forcing myself a smile.
These are my personal thoughts on the subject and surely is not the
official view of the list.
Harish.
----- Original Message ----- From: "rahul cherian"
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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] KPCC cell for the differently abled
Hi Subramani,
I like the name. How do we go about this? Harish can we discuss this
initiative here in detail?
Best regards,
Rahul
2010/1/28 Subramani L <[email protected]>
If we ever do so, we must ccall it People for the Merit and Enablement
Party (PMEP).
Subramani
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 2:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [AI] KPCC cell for the differently abled
I agree with Vinod
2010/1/27 vinod <[email protected]>
> it is the need of the hour that we should think seriously about the
> empowerment of the disabled in th politicale field. If parties give us
our
> due it isalright. Otherwise we must unite and start our own party. How
long
> we will remain silent?
>
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> hello list members!
>> to some extent i have followed the discurtion on above mentioned
issue.
>> as one of you said blind may not have a vote bank.
>> but it should not deprive us from getting in to politics.
>> as of now we may not establish a new party.
>> but we may slowly buildup confidence in people by actively involving
>> in various activities that benifit people.
>> in this regards i personally we may think of approaching dr jaya
>> prakash narayan.
>> who started loksatta(with new politics for new generation)this is my
>> personal feeling iam sorry if i hurt
>> --
>> l.pavan("help ever & hurt never")
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