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“Great Jolly boy” S.V.Ramani interview in “Raj TV” on 15-2-2011 about Indian culture.
S.V.Ramani during his interview in “Raj TV” News channel on
15-5-2011 has explained about Indian Culture, and told during the invasion of Afghan emperors, the Hindu Temples in India were ransacked and the God ideals were buried under the steps of Masjids in Delhi.













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Mahakavi Bharathi songs created patriotism in the mind of
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மகா கவி பாரதியின் பாடல்கள் இந்திய மக்கள் உள்ளங்களிலே


விடுதலை உணர்வைத்
தூண்டியது
.











The Portuguese destroyed the Kapleeswarar
Temple at ChennaiSan Thome and
built a church.
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தமிழில் செய்திகளை படியுங்கள்

கூகிள் அன்றாட தமிழ் செய்திகளை தெரிந்து கொள்ள
தமிழ் நாடு வரை படத்தின் மேல் க்ளிக் செய்யவும் .

சென்னையைச் சுற்றிப் பார்க்கவேண்டுமா? படத்தின் மேல் க்ளிக் செய்யவும்.

Let us learn Tamil,English,Kannada,Telungu,Malayalam and Urudu and also teach our children. .


Mahakavi Bharathi songs created patriotism in the mind of Indians.

மகா கவி பாரதியின் பாடல்கள் இந்திய மக்கள் உள்ளங்களிலே
விடுதலை உணர்வைத் தூண்டியது.


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சனி, 7 ஜனவரி, 2012

S.J.Stalin asks, Why this bloodlust toward my Tamil language in the Kolaveri song?

S.J.Stalin asks, Why this bloodlust toward my Tamil language in the Kolaveri song? தமிழ் மேல் ஏன் இந்தக் கொலைவெறி? [தமிழ் உரை எஸ்.வி.ரமணி.]


The video Music by S.J.Stalin appears to be primarily targeted at Dhanush. His mix of English and Tamil in the Kolaveri song has proved immensely popular with over 30 million hits on you tube. Stalin considers his song a war on the Tamil language and describes his attitude toward it as bloodlust. He wonders why Dhanush chooses to use English – he asks why Tamil is scarce in its heartland, Tamil Nadu. He seems to imply that if Tamil gave sufficient creative freedom for Kamban, Valluvar and Bharathi it should be enough for Dhanush. Stalin thinks that Dhanush doesn’t give Tamil the respect that it deserves. As an ancient language, one which Stalin describes as predating the creation of stones and sand, Tamil has a rich literature and culture and Dhanush appears to ignore this and consider Tamil lacking. This is brought out by the poignant contrast between the focus on the keyboard in Dhanush’s work as opposed to the harmonium, perceived to be a more indigenous instrument, in Stalin’s video.


The politics does not end there. The opening scene highlights an official government signboard, at the entrance of Jaffna, which has Singhalese at the top and an indigenous signboard where Tamil is above Singhalese. This juxtaposition highlights the vulnerability of Tamil and the divergence of official and popular sentiments toward language policy in the North. The continuous flow of buses from the South into Jaffna must demonstrate a concern with the increasing settlement of people from the South. The police board in the corner (again Singhalese top, Tamil bottom) takes the mind down an associative track that ends in colonisation and cantonments. Another associative track is set in motion by the constant reference to bloodlust, intermingled with references to Ahimsa (non-violence) and revolutionary zeal – we all know where it leads.


It also highlights the threat to Tamil from within. After years of persecution some Tamils have chosen to hide or disassociate from their Tamil identities – especially in the metropolis of Colombo. The victory of the Sri Lankan Army and the present occupation of sorts constantly remind Tamils that they are second-class citizens. Stalin’s video is an exhortation for Tamil’s to embrace their culture; hence his parting cry to the Tamil is, “keep your head high”.


The Song..


Why this bloodlust toward my Tamil language?


My Tamil language, my mother tongue


Beautiful tongue, poor thing dude


Tamil, before the creation of sand and stones, dude


If you are a Tamil, you need have a little self respect dude


In the Tamil heartland


Where Tamil is praised


Why is Tamil scarce?


Listen, Tamil who abandons Tamil


Who accepts medals


Kamban’s lines


Valluvar’s sayings


Bharathi’s poems, where?


From birth


To maturity singing


Where has Tamil’s pride gone?


Why this bloodlust toward my Tamil language, dude?


Tamil, my mother tongue, sublime language, poor thing dude


Jesus, Buddha, Gandhi all asked us to listen to the call of Ahimsa, listen.


Studying Tamil’s richness will abate your bloodlust, try!


In the company of the Tamil who one an Oscar [2]


Who accepted his honour in Tamil [3]


The Revoulutionary Poet


Who sang in the beautiful tongue


Mixed his life with Tamil!


Make Tamil live, no let it live


My soul still won’t support me


You who call your self Tamil, hold your head high


Only that will do


All who have toiled for Tamil


Stood amidst lost opportunities


He who left Tamil and lived


Calls himself an artist


Anyone who creates for money


Isn’t a true artist


If he’s one who relishes whatever he is given


He isn’t a connoisseur


Why this blood lust to towards my Tamil language, dude


Tamil, my mother tongue, sublime language, poor thing dude


Jaffna that place noted for its classical Tamil,


Tamil, your duty is to protect our Tamil mother-tongue


I have explained the Tamil version of the song in my Tamil Speech thro’”You Tube”.








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இந்துக்கள் திருடர்களா? கருணாநிதியின் வாதத்திற்கு எஸ்.வி.ரமணியின் பதில்கள்

எஸ்.வி.ரமணியின் ஜோக்குகள் வார இதழ்களில் வெளியானவையும், "எங்கள் பாரதம்" மாத இதழ்களும்.

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