all these points are agreed and the cult rule around joseph vijay sir is literally making tamilnadu towards a dangerous path and make the politics a dictatorship not a democratic
i don’t know i am saying things right or wrong but in my opinion it feels true to be honest
In “The Plato’s republic” book, Socrates told his students that (I can’t quote his exact sayings, but I’ll convey what he said) The diplomacy will wear down to tyranny. That’s what happening now. The system is collapsing. And there is nothing we can do about it.
Haha, , hey old man – quitc pls, can’t understand why this so called intellectual doesn’t speak a this on last five years ,
What an idiotic article! The author didn’t even know the exact acreage acquired but had the audacity to write about it. If we dig further into Devasahayam, this moron is clearly a DMK stooge.
A modern day King Canute. One can visualise him gesticulating, in full theatrical form, as an incoming spring high tide surges into the new Secretariat. The basement would flood in seconds.
This is a contested feature of land acquisition. Land is acquired – often against the owners’s wishes, although financial compensation is now much more generous than in the past – for a specific public purpose. If that purpose, construction of a world class airport for Chennai is abandoned, even more galling if the state profiteers from it, diverting it to general real estate, the owners of those priceless five thousand acres should go all the way up to the Supreme Court to get it back. Return the compensation they have received, with interest if the Ciurt decrees it.
Take a very faint interest in Tamil Nadu politics, also Bengal politics, both of which have lost tall regional leaders, but this is also my sense. A great pity, since Tamil Nadu id a successful economy, a well governed state, with a solid higher bureaucracy. Perhaps the CM, with no prior governance experience, could assemble a team of well regarded civil servants, to guide and assist him. Popularity is as fickle in politics as it is in the film industry. Something Rajesh Khanna discovered after delivering the greatest set of hits.
Very true, sir. Well written.
As a vijay fan ,I hate this government so much ,your the only news channel which tells the truth thank you for that and keep it up
With the advent of Vijay and his rabble , Tamil Nadu political scene has become a circus – no dignity, no decency. Hang our heads in shame
all these points are agreed and the cult rule around joseph vijay sir is literally making tamilnadu towards a dangerous path and make the politics a dictatorship not a democratic
i don’t know i am saying things right or wrong but in my opinion it feels true to be honest
In “The Plato’s republic” book, Socrates told his students that (I can’t quote his exact sayings, but I’ll convey what he said) The diplomacy will wear down to tyranny. That’s what happening now. The system is collapsing. And there is nothing we can do about it.
Haha, , hey old man – quitc pls, can’t understand why this so called intellectual doesn’t speak a this on last five years ,
What an idiotic article! The author didn’t even know the exact acreage acquired but had the audacity to write about it. If we dig further into Devasahayam, this moron is clearly a DMK stooge.
A modern day King Canute. One can visualise him gesticulating, in full theatrical form, as an incoming spring high tide surges into the new Secretariat. The basement would flood in seconds.
This is a contested feature of land acquisition. Land is acquired – often against the owners’s wishes, although financial compensation is now much more generous than in the past – for a specific public purpose. If that purpose, construction of a world class airport for Chennai is abandoned, even more galling if the state profiteers from it, diverting it to general real estate, the owners of those priceless five thousand acres should go all the way up to the Supreme Court to get it back. Return the compensation they have received, with interest if the Ciurt decrees it.
Take a very faint interest in Tamil Nadu politics, also Bengal politics, both of which have lost tall regional leaders, but this is also my sense. A great pity, since Tamil Nadu id a successful economy, a well governed state, with a solid higher bureaucracy. Perhaps the CM, with no prior governance experience, could assemble a team of well regarded civil servants, to guide and assist him. Popularity is as fickle in politics as it is in the film industry. Something Rajesh Khanna discovered after delivering the greatest set of hits.