Terrorism is a worldwide phenomenon. It could be defined as the low-intensity warfare against the common man and the State. Terrorism in India has made us believe to coexist with virtuous path during the past decade.

What actually is terrorism-it is the spread of terror, as the name indicates. It could be spread, just by frightening the other, either by loot or killing. Terrorism at home has surpassed the latter variety, someone killing indiscriminately for pride or power. It has taken recourse to slow but sure poisoning of India by a continuous war of nerves, with our neighbour Pakistan exporting the act by training of unemployed infidels.

The objective of terrorism is to make people run out of the territory. Once terror spreads, people run away for cover thereby the perpetrator of the crime achieves the objective. This menace needs to be shelved out in Kashmir with an obvious intent of annexing Kashmir. For, if the caste Hindus flee and the ballot caste, there is no chance for a vote for India.

Terrorists have struck the bait across the state during 1990s, so much so that eighty per cent of Hindu community has fled from the scene to make home elsewhere. Such tragedy made people homeless in their own country. Now, new band of terrorists have spread hatred wings in other parts of the world. It appears the entire world has to work with constant vigil, tooth and nail, against the menace, before the orgy of destruction spree through the length and breathe of the world.

Methinks terrorism could be wiped off the scene provided the think-tank of the developed and developing world unites for the cause. No country could face the scenario and end this plan of destruction.

The Indus or Harappan civilization. This culture once extended over more than 1 million square kilometres from the Arabian Sea to the Ganges – at its peak accounting for 10% of the world population. Developing some 5,200 years ago, the culture slowly disintegrated some 3 to 4,000 years ago, migrating toward the east.

This, the world’s earliest urban civilization in an area now covered by India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh appears to have been brought down by climate change, according to researchers. This vast Indus civilization was completely forgotten until the 1920s, and there are still many things we don’t know about them.

It was around 100 years ago that archaeologists began finding many instances of Harappan settlement remains along the Indus River and in a vast desert region bordering India and Pakistan – proof found that sophisticated cities had existed, with sea links to Mesopotamia, arts and crafts, and writing that is still undeciphered.

Cities were ordered into grids – exquisite plumbing not seen again until the Roman empire established itself – in what appeared to be a much more democratic society than Mesopotamia and Egypt, without large structures built in honour of kings. Harrapan people were so-called after one of their largest cities, and lived next to rivers, in the main

Speculation had been rife  about the links between this mysterious ancient culture and its rivers, the landscape of the where this long-forgotten civilization developed now reconstructed, shedding light on what happened, the research pointing to one of the clearest examples of climate change causing the collapse of a civilization.

The researchers collected data on geological history, having analyzed satellite data of the landscape and influenced collected samples of sediment to determine origins and ages and develop a time-line of landscape changes. The Harappan heartland got water from a glacier-fed Himalayan river – the Sarasvati, sacred river of Hindu mythology – which previous studies suggest may actually have been the Ghaggar, an intermittent river flowing only during strong monsoons.

Archaeological evidence suggested the river was home to intensive settlement during Harappan times. In the beginning, this monsoon-drenched river was prone to devastating floods, but over time, monsoons weakened, so agriculture and civilization flourished for nearly 2,000 years.

As solar energy in the region varied over several thousand years, less rain got into the regions affected by monsoons, and eventually, these monsoon-based rivers held too little water and dried, forcing the enterprising Harappans to flee east toward the Ganges basin, in pursuit of the reliable monsoon rains.

This change was undoubtedly disastrous for Indus cities, which collapsed, though smaller agricultural communities flourished, though urban arts like writing faded away.  How monsoons will react to modern climate change remains uncertain, but what climate change caused once before in the Indian sub-continent could quite easily be repeated again elsewhere.

The rich is growing richer while the poor growing poorer. The petrol price hike has kicked the common man in the stomach. Although a nation wide Bandh was called yesterday, no outcome could be seen.

On the other hand our dearest CM of Bengal lavishly celebrated KKR’s win across the state with the taxpayer’s money. What was the need to gift a golden bat to Sachin Tendulkar. No doubt the man is talented but did he need any more such expensive gifts? Aren’t there are people who are already below poverty line, some how managing their pitiable life.

The rate of murders too has increased and our dear police department is as helpless as before in a clueless and appalling state. Each murder leaves then baffled. The newspaper is teeming with incidents. A new victim per day, while our minister are busy watching porn in the assembly.

Spreading Net to villages

There is a talk about spreading internet connectivity in rural India. There are 601625 villages in India. As on 30.06.11, number of villages covered under internet connectivity are 169201. Under Rural Wireline Broadband Schemes, broadband connections were provided to 288454 villages. It is a long way to go before India covers every village under internet connectivity. Even here, the number of usages will be minimal as most of the villagers are not aware of computer usage. But the young people in villages are eager to taste internet and its benefits. Therefore the government should go ahead and provide access to the nook and corner of India.

Internet against Holy Koran?

From 1990 when the worldwide web (www) was invented and the first website http://info.cern.ch was published on August 6th 1991, the internet usage has grown in geometric progression. Today, millions of people are glued to the Net. It has touched the lives of people all over the world except Afghanistan where the Taliban regime banned the internet as it considered that Internet was against the Holy Koran. But now that ban has also been removed by the Hamid Karzai government in Kabul.

Hacking is threatening Net functioning

As the benefits of internet percolated down to all parts of the world, so also has the misuse along with it. Hacking has grown phenomenally. High profile victims of hacking attempts in the past few months include Sony, Lockheed Martin and Google. Even the government websites had been hacked. Wickileaks secured through illegal means the valuable information about American diplomats’ communication to their government about various issues and personalities. Companies, whose websites are hacked, are often scared of the potential reaction of corporate partners and investors in their firms. Many organisations are embarrassed to reveal the impact. Recently experts gathered at a cyber security conference in London organised by the Eastwest Spell Institute to discuss these matters. Even though a complete solution may not be possible to prevent hacking, the web security can certainly be strengthened by using innovative technologies.

Secure DNS will reduce hacking

Parallely, a small group of internet security specialists gathered in Singapore recently to start up a global system to make email and e-commerce more secure, end the proliferation of passwords and raise the bar significantly for Internet hackers. The discussions were centred on an elaborate technical arrangement to create and then securely store numerical keys that will be kept and stored in three hardened data centres in Singapore, Zurich and San Jose, California. The keys and data centres are part of a technology known as Secure DNS or DNSSEC. DNS refers to Domain Name System. It is a directory connecting internet names to numerical internet addresses. The system is not yet completed and if it is completed and made available, then hacking will be very difficult if not impossible.

Cure may prove worse than the disease

Apart from hacking, companies and organisations are indulging in digital surveillance all over the world to gather information for their marketing and other purposes. Privacy watchdogs are stepping up the pressure, calling for laws that would require companies to stop digital surveillance. Advertisers track the movements of the users across the Web all the time. But the problem is that in the name of enacting laws, the governments may try to take away the rights of the users or curb their activities. In other words, the cure may prove to be worse than the disease. This is also the opinion of the Internet freedom crusader Barlow. He says that the curbs are stupid. In his words, he says,” It is the usual problem (clamping down on internet) where you have a bunch of people who don’t know the environment trying to protect you from things that might go wrong in it. And trying to impose themselves in the ways they can’t otherwise”.

IPv6 will facilitate more connectivity

The present version of iPv4 (Internet Protocol Version 4) is running out of address space. The current version provides an approximate 4.3 billion connections. We have reached nearly the end of this limit. The push is gaining for IPv6, which enables more people to come on board the Internet wagon. The new IPv6 will enable providing trillions of connections, comfortable enough to meet the expanding requirements of users.

Medical prescriptions in Net

Medical technology is increasingly relying on Internet. Your therapist will see you in the Web and prescribe cures for your ailments. Internet-based psychotherapy is gaining ground. Of course the solutions do not work for everybody. There is nothing like visiting your doctor personally and discuss with him about your ailments. The personal touch is lacking in online consultations.

Online coaching

Similarly, education and coaching has taken a deep root in the Net. Online coaching classes are available for almost every class and course. They serve the purpose of the students very well. There are even facilities for doing the homework of the students. Here again, there is nothing like visiting your coach in person and taking guidance from him. Personal touch can do fantastic transformation. However, as the saying goes, something is better than nothing. In the absence of a good personal coaching available in your area, it is better to go for an online coaching. In future, there may be even online marriages registered. There may be online sexual experiences provided on a defined platform. Couples who do not know each other will be online husbands and wives. All these things cannot equate personal touch. There are online facilities to worship in a temple and even to conduct Pooja. But it cannot equate the experience of a personal visit to the temple and worshipping the deity.

Piracy crackdown coming

Piracy is another evil affecting the world. Web providers are planning for a piracy crackdown. Those who illegally download songs and movies will be warned to stop, and if they don’t, they could find their internet access slowing to a crawl. This is a good measure more effective than enforcing any law by the government. The remedy attacks the root of the problem and brings in an effective solution.

Net facilitates travel

Travel is an important domain where the Net has deeply percolated. As online travel plans gain currency across the world, the players in the domain including travel agencies andhotels are beefing up their presence on the net. It is very convenient to sit at home and book railway or air tickets, hotel accommodation and travel plans. You need not have to visit anywhere. Everything is arranged online.. But online shopping has not gained currency yet. Except buying tickets, Indians are not using shopping facilities online. A large number of users surf in the Net only to gain information about various products. There are two reasons for this. One reason is that people are afraid of using their credit cards in the Net. Second reason is that Indians want a personal touch to shopping. During festival seasons or during functions like marriages, the family visits the shop and loves to purchase various items ranging from apparels to jewellery. This personal touch is missing in online shopping. Even in case of books, people love to visit bookshops to peruse various books before arriving at their buying decision. Nevertheless, online shopping is increasing slowly and by 2014, it is expected to touch a figure of Rs.1500 crore in India.

Beware of social networks

Social network hacking is another big problem faced by the users. Whatever sensitive information they provide in the social network sites is hacked not only by illegal hackers, but monitored if not hacked by the governments and police also. One should be more careful while using these sites. Even the employers monitor these sites about their employees’ activities, interests and opinions.

Writers can freely voice their critical opinion

But the greatest role of the Internet is the facility for the writers to freely voice their opinions without fear or favour and also the readers to read such opinions. Take for example Sunil Gavaskar. No writer can criticise Gavaskar’s play or his opinions because he is considered as a demi God in India. Gavaskar has a deep influence with the cricket administrators including the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). No editor of any newspaper will publish the writing of any writer that is sacrilegious to Gavaskar or the Cricket Board. All the newspaper editors receive free passes for all the cricket matches and they visit these matches along with their families and sit in the VIP lounges. Naturally, they will not publish anything against the Cricket Board or Gavaskar. But a writer like me can always publish critical opinion about Gavaskar or the BCCI without any fear. There is no need to fear that the editor may refuse to publish my views. I myself can publish such views in my blog or there are thousands of websites which offer a chance to publishers like me to publish my articles. In other words, Internet is a much more superior media than newspaper or journal. One can call Manmohan Singh a thief or David Cameron a fool in the Internet. This is hardly possible in print media. Naturally, millions of people are switching over to the Net to read varied opinions about various things that interest them from politics to sports. One can even start a newspaper in the Net without incurring lot of expenses and make it popular among the Netizens.

Here is a happy news for all the mobile freaks, India will get its 8th GSM serviceprovider soon in the form of “Uninor”. Recently Unitech Wireless got permission from Indian Government to start their Uninor GSM services in India.

It is a joint venture between the Norway based telecom firm Telenor and Unitech wireless of India. The brand name of this GSM service will be called ‘UNINOR’. Uninor in India has got license to start the GSM services in 22 circles. Telenor has already bought around 67% shares of Unitech wireless, and recently it got permission from the cabinet Committee on Economic affairs to rise its stake in Unitech wireless to upto 74%. This is the maximum stake a foreign company can hold in the Indian based company. Unitech is basically a construction company, but they started adivision called Unitech Wireless recently.

Uninor India is going to start services in 8 circles by December, 2009, 4 in south India, 2 in Uttar Pradesh, one each in Orissa and Bihar.

Chinese Telecom equipment manufacturer ZTE is going to provide the GSM Network supply to Uninor GSM service. ZTE has signed an agreement with Uninor for 5 years, under which it will supply the network equipments for the circles of Delhi, Madhya Pradesh and Haryana.

In the other circles like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh Nokia siemens network has won the deal of supplying the Network equipments for Uninor India. At the same time Nokia siemens network will be responsible for network operation and maintenance in the following circles.

Currently Uninor is under test, we can see its network by using the Manual search in our mobile under the name IND 820 in Bangalore circle. It is going to be launched by this year end in some 8 circles in India. So the customers will be in a great fix to decide about which service provider to opt for.

As the competition increases between the GSM service providers, the customers are befitted by better offers. India is the main target for many external service providers because of the market in India. So lets hope some good service and offers from Uninor.

Large-scale demonstrations reject the fuel price hike today takes place in several cities in India. Protests and strikes are raised by opposition parties in India, which criticized the government policy about the price increase.

According to BBC news station, protesters voiced their disappointment with blocking the road so that the effect on traffic and performance of employees in various institutions. Routine was disrupted in some cities.

The Daily Star revealed that the three-wheeler drivers do not want to serve passengers in the capital New Delhi. In Kolkata, the protesters blocked the main roads.

News emerged of the protesters damaged several buses in the state of Karnataka. Rail service in the state of Uttar Pradesh also disrupted the demonstration.

They were protesting the fuel price increase of 7.54 rupees per liter, or more than 11 percent. That is a decision a number of state-owned oil company last week.

The state is reasonable price should go up because of the impact of the falling value of rupee exchange rate, so the cost of imports become more expensive. However, the protesters rate, the highest price increases during this decade will exacerbate inflation that is hitting India.

“The rise in oil prices hurt many people and our businesses as well. Why is the government so keen to torment us?” said the protesters.

They want the price of fuel is not to be raised. Meanwhile, oil companies say they have no other choice. Fuel prices have increased due to the exchange rate of the rupee continued to fall making imports more expensive cost.

In 2010, the Indian government allowed oil companies to fix prices of fuel, but must continue to control the price of diesel, kerosene and LPG to protect the poor as well as controlling inflation.

 The largest number of people in the world “Over 700,000 of our people are involved in the cleaning of toilets using their bare hands; this is a huge shame on the country. The politicians raise slogans of becoming a super power but do not look back. They knowingly ignore the plight of the poor people of India.  Every country may become a super power but only when its people are prosperous and enjoy all amenities of life. With the world records from bottom  India cannot even become a power not to speak of super power.

In the 14 years ago, Pakistan announced it has deployed nuclear weapons test. Pakistan’s action drew criticism of the international community, including the U.S. sanctions.

According to BBC news station, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said in a broadcast on national television that the nuclear test took place under the ground on May 28, 1998 at 10:30 GMT in the area of ​​Baluchistan, near the border with Afghanistan. In that trial, scientists detonated five underground nuclear components.

“This is a historic day,” Sharif said at the time. “God has given us the opportunity to take this step for the defense of our country that can not be negotiable. We never want to participate in the nuclear race. We have to prove to the world that we do not want to blindly accept what is dictated to us,” Sharif further in a speech to his people.

For the government of Pakistan, this trial is a response to similar tests by India two weeks ago. The neighboring countries, since 1947 until now, always hostile, even open war.

Pakistan’s nuclear tests not only riled India. The international community, particularly from Western countries, also restless. The U.S. was, by President Bill Clinton, when it declared Pakistan should be penalized.

This polemic indicates that Pakistan and India have entered in the nuclear weapon states. Other countries are U.S., Russia, China, Britain, France, North Korea, and Israel.

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