AWAKENINGS

Rohith Vemula’s suicide  HCU’s University had become dumb , deaf and blind without any action, when ASA had erected a stupa inside the university campus in the memory of Rohith Vemula . Even the hostel warden or security guard could not stop Rohith entering the hostel, as he was officially barred to enter it.  If they had done it, Rohith could have been alive and no one dared to raise this issue.  Fear to implement their own order will only end up in anarchy in university campus.   Rohith Vemula , 26 year old PhD Scholar from Hyderabad Central University, tragically ended his own life on the 17th/18th January 2016 by hanging using the banner of ASA in the room 207 of one Umma Anna, in whose room Rohith was staying after being expelled from the hostel by the authorities at the Hyderabad Central University.  This incident had become the rallying point to highlight the issue as Dalit versus non-Dalit wherein all of BJP’s political rivals - Congress, Left, AAP,

The Grammar of Anarchy by Dr. B.R.Ambedkar On 25 th November 1949, Dr.B.R.Ambedkar , Chairman of the drafting Committee of the Indian Constitution delivered his closing speech at the Constituent Assembly of India in the Constitution Hall of Parliament. This closing speech on the final debate on the new Constitution which was drafted with 395 Articles in 141 days is known as the ‘Grammar of Anarchy’ speech and on the following day, on November 26, the Constitution of India was adopted. A brief extract of his famous and historic quotable quote speech is given for the benefit of the readers and full text can be read by just clicking the heading. Merits of any constitution depend upon not on its drafting, but, on its people and political parties: However bad a Constitution may be, it may turn out to be good if those who are called to work it, happen to be a good lot. The working of a Constitution does not depend wholly upon the nature of the C