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[Visalakshi Ramani]

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My mother's side is from Nagerkoil and I was born in Nagercoil. Nagercoil used to be a part of Travancore state and then Travancore-cochin(till 1957 or so). Nagercoil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
After 1957 or so, Nagercoil became part of Tamilnadu. There are many people in Nagercoil who have relatives in Trivandram and so there is a strong connection between Nagercoil and Trivandram (Kerala).

The movie Nizhalkuthu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nizhalkuthu is set in Nagercoil Nizhalkuthu is a masterwork for a review.

Happy Onam every one - be from Nagercoil(kerala) or not.

Welcome with more and more interesting info sir!

Happy Onam to everyone - whether or not from Kerala!! arty:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

great reply .
I did not consider this possibility that once girls are married many men may not find them attractive enough to desire them .

or men have a code of conduct that makes them stay away from married ladies

in case of the latter possibility,I wish it was true

Me Too! :amen:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Legal cases will pile up higher than the Himalayas since
all the courts seem to deal with are
the cases involving the V.I.P and the V.V.I.P! :hat:
The other Am aadmis /Janata can wait if possible or
fight afresh in their next births. :moony:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Justice delayed is Justice denied!

The cases seem to drag on with more elasticity
than the mega mahaa T. V serials in Tamil channels. :bump2:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Even if the judgement is passed the

punishments are not carried out in time.

The criminals are maintiaine at the

expense of the honest citizen's tax money. :frusty:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

The criminals have learned that they are safe as long as
they are in some position in the government
or hold some high post in a rowdy party or
become an M.L.A / M.P - by hook or crook!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

How great was the ancient system during the period of kings.
Anyone can get to meet the king immediately
by ringing the bell hung in front of the place and
seek justice by expressing his/her grievances.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

I bet many unfortunate women in India and other countries marry dogs :wof:

without knowing their real identity before the wedding. :tsk:

Some of them bark like Alsatian :rant:

and the other bite like Aadhi Seshan! :scared:

 

[krish44]

VRji
some progress is getting made as regards delivering justice to the poor
all undertrials rotting in jail due to non availabillity of bail money and have served half the sentence for which they were booked are getting released without trial'

politicians MPs and MLAs trials are being fast tracked for speedy justice .

archaic laws which have outlived their utility are being weeded out

still a lot remains to be done

if more judges are appointed and they work in shifts besides less vactions delivery of justice might improve.

we can only hope for better times -one man is selling dreams of Achhe din.let us hope for them

 

[krish44]

I bet many unfortunate women in India and other countries marry dogs :wof:

without knowing their real identity before the wedding. :tsk:

Some of them bark like Alsatian :rant:

and the other bite like Aadhi Seshan! :scared:

all male dogs are not bad . there are some good dogs . loyal to their spouses .doing their bidding.lol

 

[sarang]

Local panchayath system was fair and effective in those days (kalvettu) and in some village khaps. I had seen a US TV program me in UK, the case is argued and judgment given in 30 minutes. In my case, a property dispute took three years and 19 hearings for the judgment, could have been done in half a day as it was mainly document related.

How great was the ancient system during the period of kings.
Anyone can get to meet the king immediately
by ringing the bell hung in front of the place and
seek justice by expressing his/her grievances.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

VRji
some progress is getting made as regards delivering justice to the poor
all undertrials rotting in jail due to non availabillity of bail money and have served half the sentence for which they were booked are getting released without trial'

politicians MPs and MLAs trials are being fast tracked for speedy justice .

archaic laws which have outlived their utility are being weeded out

still a lot remains to be done

if more judges are appointed and they work in shifts besides less vactions delivery of justice might improve.

we can only hope for better times -one man is selling dreams of Achhe din.let us hope for them

As my friend used to say,
"Hope for the best and
prepare for the worst!!"

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

all male dogs are not bad . there are some good dogs . loyal to their spouses .doing their bidding.lol

Fallacies my friend! :nono:
All dogs are not males!! :nono:
All males are not dogs!!! :nono:
So your argument is constructed on too many fallacies!!!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Local panchayath system was fair and effective in those days (kalvettu) and in some village khaps. I had seen a US TV program me in UK, the case is argued and judgment given in 30 minutes. In my case, a property dispute took three years and 19 hearings for the judgment, could have been done in half a day as it was mainly document related.

Vettu oNNU thuNdu reNdu must be the
type of approach for these matters. :moony:

No point is waiting the heat cools off and the light fades off
along with the interest and hope of the affected people. out:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

I bet many unfortunate women in India and other countries marry dogs :wof:

without knowing their real identity before the wedding. :tsk:

Some of them bark like Alsatian :rant:

and the others bite like Aadhi Seshan! :scared:

As a rule I avoid making sweeping statements

since more often than not they will be wrong!

Proof lies in the highlighted words!

 

[krish44]

As a rule I avoid making sweeping statements

since more often than not they will be wrong!

Proof lies in the highlighted words!

it is useful to have such escape words as there are exceptions to every generalised statement .

I have also learnt this after joining this forum

I refrain from make sweeping statements inviting the wrath of some

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

it is useful to have such escape words as there are exceptions to every generalised statement .

I have also learnt this after joining this forum

I refrain from make sweeping statements inviting the wrath of some

Everybody becomes wiser after joining a group of varied persons!

Is this a sweeping statement or not? :decision:

If it is, is it right or wrong or both of it at different times??? :noidea:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Raw anger = Wrath!!! :mad2:
RAW, WRATH and WAR use
the same three alphabets
and make one feel uncomfortable!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

It is the exception that proves the rule!

Otherwise it remains just a statement

and does NOT become a verified fact!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

IT happens every time. :frusty:

I set an impossible deadline. :clock:

I work day and night to accomplish it.

The moment I make it known I fall sick.

Is it nature's way of giving enforced rest??? :noidea:

Sick or not there is plenty of work. :ballchain:

Who / what are the bonded laborers by the way? :ear:

Bondage can be visible or invisible or it can just be

a piece of yellow string tied around the neck!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Isn't that we can include more than 4 smilies in a post now!!! :thumb:

 

[krish44]

IT happens every time. :frusty:

I set an impossible deadline. :clock:

I work day and night to accomplish it.

The moment I make it known I fall sick.

Is it nature's way of giving enforced rest??? :noidea:

Sick or not there is plenty of work. :ballchain:

Who / what are the bonded laborers by the way? :ear:

Bondage can be visible or invisible or it can just be

a piece of yellow string tied around the neck!

men also have strings .invisible strings . we are all puppets in hands of more powerful annadatas.

wish you get well soon and resume your posts with renewed vigour

 

[Raji Ram]

............... Who / what are the bonded laborers by the way? :ear:

''adangA manaivi adimaip purushan kudumbaththukkAgAdhu!''

Then what about ''adangAp purushan adimai manaivi''? May be, that is 'bonded labouree'!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

''adangA manaivi adimaip purushan kudumbaththukkAgAdhu!''

Then what about ''adangAp purushan adimai manaivi''? May be, that is 'bonded labouree'!

I think this version will be more apt! :laser:

"Adakkum purushan adimai manaivi!" :hail:....:whip:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

I will tell you WHY we were bursting with laughter in two of the photos.

(I think in #306 and #307!)

I do not usually take nap in the afternoon. :typing:

But on that day I saw a supernova inside my head and went to bed quietly -

not wishing to frighten my son, D.I.L and grand kids.

On the dot of 3-30 P.M. hot coffee must be served.

I was in a land far far away at that time on that day.

I was rudely awakened from that deep slumber and

a mini world war III ensued and was enacted. :argue:

Next day was the photo shooting session.

When the lady photographer told us to hold hands

I told her with honestly of a frank child,

"Sorry! we are not in talking terms since yesterday"

She rose to the occasion and said,

" I am not telling you to talk to each other.

I just want you to hold hands!"

Everybody burst out laughing and those two became

the most natural laughter photographed so far. hoto: