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Thursday, August 12, 2010
All is fair in love and war – Meaning of Proverb with Political story explaining meaning of Proverb All is fair in love and war
All is fair in love and war – Meaning of Proverb with Political story explaining meaning of Proverb All is fair in love and war
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Proverb - All is fair in love and war
Proverb - Where drums beat the Laws are silent
Proverb Meaning –
1. This idiom is used to say that where there is conflict; people can be expected to behave in a more vicious way.
2. People in love and soldiers in wartime are not bound by the rules of fair play.
3. When you are in love or waging war, you are allowed to be deceitful in order to get what you want.
The proverb has been traced back to John Lyly's 'Euphues' (1578).
First attested in the United States in 'Horse-Shoe Robinson' (1835).
The proverb is found in varying forms.
The proverb is frequently used to justify cheating.
Political Story explaining the meaning of Proverb – All is fair in love and war.
Story one -
Few Times in India Indian media exposes the truth about few political terror parties of India.
When Indian news channel expose these political terror parties doing corruption or doing and planning acts which are Taliban style,
These political parties immediately send 50 to 100 political gundas , members of that party , to the office of that news TV channel and then they beat everyone in that office, break the TV sets and everything , apply black color to the face of chief or anyone they find.
The final aim of these political terror parties is that to create and maintain fear in the mind of honest Indians.
After this attack the boss of that political terror party comes and says to everyone that
As news channel shown bad things about him, his men became angry and they attack the office in anger, they did not do it purposefully.
Everything is fair in love and war.
Story 2 –
On Friendship day and valentine day in India many political party members [ gundas ] who never get love from mother or sister , who are failed in love and are rejected by all the Indian girls , go to the parks and hotels and beat the boys and girls , and say that they are saving Indian culture.
Political story 3 –
India got CWG games contract in year 2003 but to do corruption the people decided that to do nothing until final moments and these way on the name of emergency just gave the contracts to the people who agreed to give them bribe under table.
As losses happen, they found the excuse that we did not get time to find good contractors.
Everything is fair in love and war.
Always remember this proverb is used to prove illegal things legal.
Reality views by sm –
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Proverb - All is fair in love and war
Proverb - Where drums beat the Laws are silent
Proverb Meaning –
1. This idiom is used to say that where there is conflict; people can be expected to behave in a more vicious way.
2. People in love and soldiers in wartime are not bound by the rules of fair play.
3. When you are in love or waging war, you are allowed to be deceitful in order to get what you want.
The proverb has been traced back to John Lyly's 'Euphues' (1578).
First attested in the United States in 'Horse-Shoe Robinson' (1835).
The proverb is found in varying forms.
The proverb is frequently used to justify cheating.
Political Story explaining the meaning of Proverb – All is fair in love and war.
Story one -
Few Times in India Indian media exposes the truth about few political terror parties of India.
When Indian news channel expose these political terror parties doing corruption or doing and planning acts which are Taliban style,
These political parties immediately send 50 to 100 political gundas , members of that party , to the office of that news TV channel and then they beat everyone in that office, break the TV sets and everything , apply black color to the face of chief or anyone they find.
The final aim of these political terror parties is that to create and maintain fear in the mind of honest Indians.
After this attack the boss of that political terror party comes and says to everyone that
As news channel shown bad things about him, his men became angry and they attack the office in anger, they did not do it purposefully.
Everything is fair in love and war.
Story 2 –
On Friendship day and valentine day in India many political party members [ gundas ] who never get love from mother or sister , who are failed in love and are rejected by all the Indian girls , go to the parks and hotels and beat the boys and girls , and say that they are saving Indian culture.
Political story 3 –
India got CWG games contract in year 2003 but to do corruption the people decided that to do nothing until final moments and these way on the name of emergency just gave the contracts to the people who agreed to give them bribe under table.
As losses happen, they found the excuse that we did not get time to find good contractors.
Everything is fair in love and war.
Always remember this proverb is used to prove illegal things legal.
Friday, July 23, 2010
All are equal in the eyes of the law, Meaning of Proverb with explanation –
All are equal in the eyes of the law, Meaning of Proverb with explanation –
Reality views by sm –
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Proverb - All are equal in the eyes of the law
Meaning –
1.Nobody is beyond the law.
2.The law is supreme. It treats all as equals.
3.Law applies to all to rich or poor
With this proverb I do not agree, it is just half proverb, or wrong proverb.
The full proverb should be like this
Proverb or Quote by sm –
“All are equal in the eyes of the law as per their income, class and status in society. “
Few examples I will give few examples where we can see that law is not equal for all, it depends on your money spending capacity.
1.Anything done by Member of Parliament in upper house is not punishable.
2.Suppose XYZ is punished by sessions court, lower court if criminal is a rich person he files appeal in the high court , he stays out of jail until his death Again if High court gives punishment he files appeal to the Supreme Court of India.
3.There are different kinds of crimes few are bailable and few are non bailable.
4.A poor person do not have money so he stays behind the bar that is in a jail even if his offence ,crime is bailable
5.On the contrary if person is rich, even if his guilt is proven in court and he is punished and convicted by court he stays out of jail until his youth is lost. What is the use of sending old man in jail?
6.Political parties come and beat the common persons on valentine days or attack media houses in presence of Police , but for them law is different. Common man is even afraid to go on the road where police station is situated.
7. In olden times people used to say, “Beta us raste se naa Jana, us ras Te pey police chowki hai. “ This means that , My son please do not use that road for traveling because on that road there is a police station “
Law is not equal for everyone, only in theory law is equal for everyone; in reality law is different as per your paying capacity.
Even Treatment given to prisoners is different in jail if you are rich one can get from bottle to female daily inside jail, and if you are poor you may end up in jail eating or drinking human xxxx.
Reality views by sm –
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Proverb - All are equal in the eyes of the law
Meaning –
1.Nobody is beyond the law.
2.The law is supreme. It treats all as equals.
3.Law applies to all to rich or poor
With this proverb I do not agree, it is just half proverb, or wrong proverb.
The full proverb should be like this
Proverb or Quote by sm –
“All are equal in the eyes of the law as per their income, class and status in society. “
Few examples I will give few examples where we can see that law is not equal for all, it depends on your money spending capacity.
1.Anything done by Member of Parliament in upper house is not punishable.
2.Suppose XYZ is punished by sessions court, lower court if criminal is a rich person he files appeal in the high court , he stays out of jail until his death Again if High court gives punishment he files appeal to the Supreme Court of India.
3.There are different kinds of crimes few are bailable and few are non bailable.
4.A poor person do not have money so he stays behind the bar that is in a jail even if his offence ,crime is bailable
5.On the contrary if person is rich, even if his guilt is proven in court and he is punished and convicted by court he stays out of jail until his youth is lost. What is the use of sending old man in jail?
6.Political parties come and beat the common persons on valentine days or attack media houses in presence of Police , but for them law is different. Common man is even afraid to go on the road where police station is situated.
7. In olden times people used to say, “Beta us raste se naa Jana, us ras Te pey police chowki hai. “ This means that , My son please do not use that road for traveling because on that road there is a police station “
Law is not equal for everyone, only in theory law is equal for everyone; in reality law is different as per your paying capacity.
Even Treatment given to prisoners is different in jail if you are rich one can get from bottle to female daily inside jail, and if you are poor you may end up in jail eating or drinking human xxxx.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Haste makes waste – Meaning of Proverb with a political story
Haste makes waste – Meaning of Proverb with a political story-
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Thursday, July 08, 2010
Synonyms - look before you leap
Haste makes waste
Meaning –
1. When we act too quickly ("haste") we are more likely to make mistakes and end up with poor results ("waste").
2. If you try to do something quickly, without planning it, you're likely to end up spending more time, money, etc, doing it.
3. Acting too quickly may actually slow things down.
4. You do not save any time by working too fast; hurrying will cause you to make mistakes, and you will have to take extra time to do the job over again.
Haste makes wastes -
A political story explaining the meaning of this proverb.
In India there are many education boards like SSC, CBSE and ICSE.
Up to 10th standard these board have their own education system.
As a human nature every board says that our education system is best and other is ok.
Problem in India is that Best education collages are very few; one can count them on fingers in Mumbai.
After passing the 10th exam every parent wants that his son or daughter should get admission in this best collage.
But Best collages have limited seats for the 11th standard and students who want admission they are ten times more than the available seats in those collages.
Now Government of Maharashtra has to solve this problem.
But our Maharashtra government ministers are so busy every year they wake up after the results of 10th exam and see that parents are fighting for the admission, they make rule in haste without studying the law.
Now after declaring the rule in haste the ministers think that their job is over, but other students go to the Court and court cancels the Rule which is wrong , which is made in haste, In haste government end up making the unconstitutional rule .
Which waste the time, money of every student of Maharashtra.
Last three years this is happening in Maharashtra
Government makes the rule in haste and Judiciary every year tells them do not make wrong rules.
Every year parents and students waste their time because of haste of ministers and their officers.
Small story explaining haste makes waste –
1. When we go to hotel, we order food and wait, suppose if we do not wait and do the haste what will happen, do you think the waiter will bring tasty food?
History regarding the proverb haste makes waste –
"The notion of haste can be traced back at least to the apocryphal 'Book of Wisdom' (c. 190 B.C.) by Jesus Ben Sirach, which contained the line, 'There is one that toileth and laboureth, and maketh haste, and is so much the more behind.'
Centuries later, Chaucer wrote in 'Canterbury Tales' (c. 1387), 'in wikked haste is not profit.’
A longer version of the saying was quoted in John Ray's 'A Collection of English Proverbs' (1678)
Reality Views by sm –
Thursday, July 08, 2010
Synonyms - look before you leap
Haste makes waste
Meaning –
1. When we act too quickly ("haste") we are more likely to make mistakes and end up with poor results ("waste").
2. If you try to do something quickly, without planning it, you're likely to end up spending more time, money, etc, doing it.
3. Acting too quickly may actually slow things down.
4. You do not save any time by working too fast; hurrying will cause you to make mistakes, and you will have to take extra time to do the job over again.
Haste makes wastes -
A political story explaining the meaning of this proverb.
In India there are many education boards like SSC, CBSE and ICSE.
Up to 10th standard these board have their own education system.
As a human nature every board says that our education system is best and other is ok.
Problem in India is that Best education collages are very few; one can count them on fingers in Mumbai.
After passing the 10th exam every parent wants that his son or daughter should get admission in this best collage.
But Best collages have limited seats for the 11th standard and students who want admission they are ten times more than the available seats in those collages.
Now Government of Maharashtra has to solve this problem.
But our Maharashtra government ministers are so busy every year they wake up after the results of 10th exam and see that parents are fighting for the admission, they make rule in haste without studying the law.
Now after declaring the rule in haste the ministers think that their job is over, but other students go to the Court and court cancels the Rule which is wrong , which is made in haste, In haste government end up making the unconstitutional rule .
Which waste the time, money of every student of Maharashtra.
Last three years this is happening in Maharashtra
Government makes the rule in haste and Judiciary every year tells them do not make wrong rules.
Every year parents and students waste their time because of haste of ministers and their officers.
Small story explaining haste makes waste –
1. When we go to hotel, we order food and wait, suppose if we do not wait and do the haste what will happen, do you think the waiter will bring tasty food?
History regarding the proverb haste makes waste –
"The notion of haste can be traced back at least to the apocryphal 'Book of Wisdom' (c. 190 B.C.) by Jesus Ben Sirach, which contained the line, 'There is one that toileth and laboureth, and maketh haste, and is so much the more behind.'
Centuries later, Chaucer wrote in 'Canterbury Tales' (c. 1387), 'in wikked haste is not profit.’
A longer version of the saying was quoted in John Ray's 'A Collection of English Proverbs' (1678)
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
A greased mouth cannot say “No “- A Proverb Meaning with Political Story of IPL, Lalit and Sharad –
A greased mouth cannot say “No “- A Proverb Meaning with Political Story of IPL, Lalit and Sharad
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Monday, May 31, 2010
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