INA

into the past with pain..116

Posted Thu, 05/27/2010 - 14:01 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao




INTO THE PAST WITH PAIN...111 ( Part II)

Posted Tue, 05/04/2010 - 23:30 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao

INTO THE PAST WITH PAIN....111 ( Part II )

 Dr K Prabhakar Rao

 

 

 

 

Gandhi. Rajiv. What is this Bofors issue? Every one claims
that you made money in this scam.

 

Rajiv. Bapu. Please do not believe them. I am the grandson
of Nehru and son of Indira.

 

O THE PAST WITH PAIN...111 ( Part I)

Posted Sun, 05/02/2010 - 23:01 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao




SORE TRUTH

Posted Fri, 12/11/2009 - 02:51 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao

SORE TRUTH

Dr K Prabhakar Rao

The ways of Indians are weird indeed
One has to feel sorry for their deeds
Look back into the days of freedom struggle
To know the facts and on face show a dirty giggle

Great souls who fought for freedom are forgotten
While history books are filled with stuff rotten
Netaji Bose is pushed into a state of oblivion
His acts of valor are not liked by selfish men

Netaji said he would give us freedom if we gave blood
Freedom is cherished only when it comes out of flowing red
British have left us vexed with the worldly state
Leaving us to our miserable and condemned fate

Deeds of Netaji are no less than that of Gandhi the great (?)
Although he was unlucky owing to the Japanese fate
The mighty National Army that he raised in Japan
Made the English men to grant freedom in two years span

The rulers who ruled India after getting freedom

INTROSPECTION IN HEAVENS

Posted Thu, 09/03/2009 - 00:32 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao

INTROSPECTION IN HEAVENS

Prof Dr Colonel ( Retired) K Prabhakar Rao

CURTAIN RISES

In the center of a well furnished room in heavens a handsome person is sitting. He is in full army uniform with a side cap and is in tunic and wearing the rank of Japanese admiral. He is Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose the most charismatic leader of Indian freedom struggle and Commander of India National Army (INA). He wears round glass spectacles and is neatly shaven. There are many letters lying on the table and a Japanese pistol is close by on the table. A slight knock is heard at the door.

Subhas. Please come in.

(A person walks in and wishes)

Visitor. Hello Mr Subhas. It is long since I met you. How are you?

WHAT A FATE II

Posted Sun, 08/30/2009 - 19:06 by Dr K Prabhakar Rao

WHAT A FATE?
SCENE II

( In a room Field Marshals Sam Manekshaw and Cariappa are seen conversing)

Cariappa. You said retired army guys are fit to right poetry. But not all are good at English. Then what they will do?

Sam. I know many do not do any thing. I know some Major Generals joined some political parties. Nothing came through. They were not given higher positions.
Then what happens?

Cariappa. I know. These guys have lot of ego. Every where they have to be at number one. Once you leave your uniform you are along with every one in a political party. You are not known in public. If you stand independently who would vote for you? You stand in cueue everywhere.

Sam. Haa.. Haa. Not even your wife.

Cariappa. Some spend some time as chief guests at some functions. That is also short lived as time goes on.