Budh Purnima: The Super Moon
DEFENCE MECHANISM
Devise new means of defence
Develop habits and change nature
To protect self, he creates fence
Some of the tricks, let’s mention
Postponing the consequences cleverly
Acting out and making mockery
Trivializing the matters
With peers he chatters
Diverting attention
Through creative expression
Making the matter sublime
Making painting, writing rhyme
Man is same throughout all seasons
Creates and manifests reasons
Compares with example
To make life simple
With boss he murmurs
With peers he humours
Adopting a method of denial
Avoiding reality, giving fantasy a trial
Making the situation look normal
Distorting the facts and making more informal
Dissociation from the issues and isolation
Creating a world of his own imagination
Making excuses and giving rationalization
Using suppression to dispel emotion
Comforting self with positive anticipation
Creating new identification for expression
Blaming others for negative projection
There are many to use and to explore
Sailing oneself from the sea of anxiety
To the shore of comfort and gaiety
Shashikant Nishant Sharma
(शशिकांत निशांत शर्मा ‘साहिल’)
INTROSCPECTION
Fake Currency in India
Shashikant Nishant Sharma
शशिकांत निशांत शर्मा
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Right to Education- Social Inclusion
West Bengal Chief Minister: Diktat on selection of Newspapers
Strengthening Bilateral Ties between India and Pakistan
The strengthening bilateral relation between the two neighbours India and Pakistan is the only solution to many problems like cross border terrorism, oil pipe line from Iran, untapped trade opportunities and many more to count. The timely and decisive visit of Pakistani Prime Minister Asif Ali Zardari amid the objection by various organisation in home country. This will sure give a strong signal that the relations between the two nations will not be dictated by such organisations. The fruitful and continuous dialogues between the two nations will surely bring a new era of mutual understanding and cooperation in coming future. The tightening vigilance of the international community on Pakistan has left no other ways for Pakistan but to reconcile will the good neigbours like India and China who can help the country tide over the economic and social crisis looming large it.
Shashikant Nishant Sharma
New Delhi
20th ASEAN Summit in Combodia, 2012 – New Dimension in Cooperation
Asian Nations (ASEAN) has not only consolidated associations aim and
objectives, but also paved way for its future development prospects.
ASEAN has established itself not only as a regional groups for
cooperation and stability but also as a forum to interact with world
bodies for greater inclusive growth of the Asian countries. The forum
has been successful in incentivising the trade and political
cooperation which is visible from the outcome of the recent elections
in Mayanmar and resolution of South China sea which India has
persuaded to declare it as a common asset for the south Asian nations.
The forum can play more robust role in fighting hunger and terrorism.
A strong trade and commerce can pave path for greater cooperation in
the field of education, health and infrastructure development in the
Asian countries. We have good amount of resource and capabilities
which must be harnessed for mutual development.
4th BRICS Summit in Delhi- A Mile Stone in World Geo-politics
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, is a clear signal for
the re-odering of the world economy and the geo-political power
balance in the modern world. The dominance of the western countries
must be checked and an internationally accepted monetary regime free
from the clutch of a country-specific currency like dollar must be
developed. The charter of the UN must implemented in true spirit of
term. The long delaying of the reforms in UN can be compensated by
BRICS. The sovereignty of many small Asian and African countries are
at stake at the hand of the two-century-old hegemony of the West over
the modern world.