Hi
Its been a longggg while since I wrote...I was not too busy but was a bit out of this to write down something. But am back with a new post. Hereafter, I thought I am gonna add one picture that I clicked for every post of mine...I hope you'll like it.
Today's picture is a rainbow that popped up after a long rainy day at London UK. Dont forget to get your lens ready when the rainbow pops up.
Its been a longggg while since I wrote...I was not too busy but was a bit out of this to write down something. But am back with a new post. Hereafter, I thought I am gonna add one picture that I clicked for every post of mine...I hope you'll like it.
Today's picture is a rainbow that popped up after a long rainy day at London UK. Dont forget to get your lens ready when the rainbow pops up.
Digging in to the topic I want to express
my opinion about....celebrities and controversies go hand in hand...no matter
how trivial the issue is, it can be blown out of proportion in their case. The
same has been happening with the Indian Tennis ace Sania Mirza. Since she has
entered the limelight, many controversies have been floating around her....be
it the choice of her dress or her outspoken attitude or her choice of life partner.
While being a public personality its quite
common to be surrounded by gossip mongers and rumor columns and several
unwanted opinions and advises, it isn’t right to be scrutinized and judged
because she chose someone from a country that the nation had been rivals with
for a long time. The nationality of her partner has been a topic for discussion
every time she comes out on the public platform. Her achievements have never
been able to save her out of these controversies. Whom she wants to choose as
her life partner is entirely her choice and anyone except her family should
have nothing to say. Using her choice of getting married to a man from a rival
country as a reason to show that she doesn't suit to hold any positions in this
country is absolutely ridiculous.
And now, the Telangana CM choosing her as
brand ambassador for the state has been the most discussed topic in the social
networks and in the media. This included unwanted comments and hateful opinions
criticizing her for several reasons. The reasons to oppose her as the brand
ambassador turned out too harsh and became another reason to expose the mean
insecure remarks our people can resort to. The way she had to prove her
identity time and again to answer such people is also not encouraging. Whether
her being chosen as brand ambassador of Telangana is justified or not, the
hateful remarks against her are not appropriate at all.
But, coming to the discussion of Mr.KCR
choosing her as brand ambassador of the state,...there can be several reasons
why he shouldn't have chosen her in haters opinion but there are definitely
many other reasons why she is not the right person to be where she was chosen
to be.
First and foremost reason is comparison
with other eligible people who seem to be appropriate to hold the position
better than her and who may not be opposed by majority of the public. But Mr.KCR
always has been the dictating kind of person who hardly cares about the public
opinion and this decision is no less an evidence to that. The questions like
what was her contribution to Telangana in particular?? how does she precede
many other eligible people? why does she need to be given a huge amount of money
if this was something an act done to support the newly formed state as she
mentioned in her comments? were answered. The cheque worth Rs 1Cr give to her became
equally critical as the person chosen. At the same time, the Olympic medal winner
Saina Nehwal who also belonged to the state was not even paid the prize money
she was promised. How come this act seems justifying? Instead they could have
paid Saina Nehwal her prize money before going for this. But this did not
happen leading to more controversy. KCR however seemed deaf ears to all the
comments that were being hurled across. Also the hypocritical version of this issue is that, KCR issuing citizen cards to core Telanganites raised questions like when other people who have stayed out of Telangana for different reasons/were not born in Telangana but brought up in there do not fall in to Telaganite category how come a person who was not born in there and is married to a man from different country and stays outside the country is eligible for an honourable post?? Learned Mr.KCR only should answer this.
There were also comments that there are strong political motives behind choosing her...especially to appease the Muslim vote
bank, which I think is true. But again, brand ambassador should be a person who
can be relatable to the common man of the state...unlike a person who is mostly
known only among educated circles. Keeping in view that many rural areas of
Telangana are still underdeveloped and disconnected to the happenings around
the world, the person should be able to connect with everyone as such only then
the brand works…else it would be a namesake post.
I personally think, though not a Telanganite...this
decision of the state to choose Sania Mirza as brand ambassador is not
justifying for many reasons. However, hurling abuses and hateful remarks
against her nationality is also not right.
The hypocrisy of this topic is that, the people
who called Sonia Gandhi as an Italian even after her being married to Rajiv
Gandhi and after living in this country for several years, also called Sania as
Pakistani….why is Sania who is born and brought up here and won medals for this
land not an Indian??? When Sonia who was also born and brought up in Italy an
Italian? If Sonia remains an Italian because she was born there, then Sania too
remains an Indian by origin no matter where she lives or whom she marries. When
Satya Nadella was choosen as CEO of Microsoft, we rejoiced that he was Indian
more than anything, in spite of the fact that he is an American citizen
although originated in India…and works outside India. Why were we able to
acknowledge him as Indian when he doesn’t live or work in India and holds an
American Citizenship?? This remains the biggest hypocrisy of our country.
I
think the remarks to oppose the decision should be sensible and
secular...otherwise it only proves our intolerance and insecurity.
Cheers
Jyostna
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