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Quaid Najmi

4 January 2025 at 3:26:24 pm

Rohit Pawar's SOS to PM, Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi

Mumbai : Nationalist Congress Party (SP) MLA Rohit R. Pawar alleged that the VSR Ventures Pvt. Ltd. had high political and business connections, some linked with state governments or aligned with the ruling party at the centre who were attempting to divert the probe into the Jan. 28 Baramati air-crash ostensibly to protect the company. In another hard-hitting media-presentation, Rohit Pawar spoke of a “high-level political and commercial conspiracy” behind the air tragedy that killed five...

Rohit Pawar's SOS to PM, Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi

Mumbai : Nationalist Congress Party (SP) MLA Rohit R. Pawar alleged that the VSR Ventures Pvt. Ltd. had high political and business connections, some linked with state governments or aligned with the ruling party at the centre who were attempting to divert the probe into the Jan. 28 Baramati air-crash ostensibly to protect the company. In another hard-hitting media-presentation, Rohit Pawar spoke of a “high-level political and commercial conspiracy” behind the air tragedy that killed five persons, including his uncle, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) President and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit A. Pawar last month.   The Karjat-Jamkhed lawmaker claimed that conducting deep study after his earlier presentation in Mumbai, his team found “the threats of VSRVPL led to very influential people”.   “Moreover, the company is backed by some big leaders in power and prominent industrialists, among its lenders are persons with direct connections to the Telugu Desam Party and others,” alleged Rohit Pawar.   Pointing fingers at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), he said that many of its former officials could also be involved and such a scale of hold by the VSRVPL suggested the possibility of “an international-level of political or commercial plot”.   “The people involved seem to be extremely big… Only Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah can take personal charge to ensure justice for Ajit Pawar. I plan to meet and submit a letter to them on this,” said Rohit Pawar.   Simultaneously, he urged Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi to intervene in the matter, plus support the demand for the resignation of Minister of Civil Aviation K. Rammohan Naidu, at least till the probe is completed, asking why the Minister allegedly cleared the operator of any culpability soon after the disaster.   Rohit Pawar reiterated his suspicions on other irregularities surrounding the crash of the Bombardier Learjet 45, registered as VT-SSK, on the Black Box which was retrieved earlier this week.   “When the DGCA rules mandate a two-hour recording capability, why did this aircraft’s Cockpit Voice Recorder have a capacity of only 30 minutes recording? If the aircraft was worth some Rs 35 cr. how come it was insured for Rs 210 cr. and the pilot was covered for Rs 50 cr.,” demanded Rohit Pawar.   He raised the possibility of the pilot suffering from mental and financial stress as he had been jobless for four years after leaving the defunct Jet Airways where he earned around Rs 10-12 lakhs per month, but at VSRVPL, his pay was barely 25-30 percent.   Rohit Pawar asked whether the concerned flight safety manager had been probed or booked as the Learjet 45 was being operated ‘illegally’ without a proper license and it was earlier banned in Europe.   Rohit Pawar roasts political trolls Taking strong umbrage to the social media trolling of his exposes on the Baramati air-crash, NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar pointedly alleged: “Though we know they represent the BJP, who is paying them?” - during his New Delhi presentation, vowing not to rest till justice is done.   “If the BJP trolls oppose our demand for a thorough probe, is the party involved in it? We seek information through RTI and get nothing, but the trolls seem to get it from the authorities. Is it an attempt to scare us,” he wondered.

Satkarma and Satphala: Key Features of Spiritual Philosophy

In spiritual philosophy, especially in the Indian metaphysical tradition, the ideas of Satkarma and Satphala are the ethical foundation of human life. They illustrate the close connection between action and consequence, behavior and destiny, effort and fulfilment. Together, they emphasize a timeless moral principle: right action leads to right results.

 

They explore the close connection between action and consequence, behavior and destiny, effort and fulfilment. The term Satkarma is derived from two Sanskrit words, sat (truth, righteousness, goodness) and karma (action or deed). So, Satkarma refers to actions taken in line with truth, moral integrity, and spiritual awareness.

 

These actions are judged not just by how they look but by the intention (bhava) and awareness behind them. Spiritual philosophy highlights that Satkarma must be: - Ethically sound, guided by dharma (righteous duty) - Selfless, free from excessive ego or comes from two Sanskrit words: sat, meaning truth, righteousness, or goodness, and karma, meaning action or deed.


These actions are judged not only by their external appearance but also by the intention and awareness behind them. Spiritual philosophy stresses that Satkarma must be: - ethically sound, guided by dharma (righteous duty) - Selfless, free from excessive ego or personal gain personal gain - Conscious, performed with awareness and responsibility - Compassionate, promoting the well-being of others.


Texts like the Bhagavad Gita emphasize Satkarma through the idea of Nishkama Karma—action without attachment to results.


When someone performs his duty sincerely, without yearning for rewards, the action becomes purified and uplifting. Satphala literally means "true" or "right fruit." It represents the inevitable positive outcome of Sat - Conscious, done with awareness and responsibility - Compassionate, promoting the welfare of others.


When a person performs their duty sincerely, without seeking rewards, the action becomes pure and spiritually uplifting.


It represents the inevitable positive outcome of Satkarma. Unlike just material rewards, Satphala often shows up in subtler ways—inner peace, moral strength, mental clarity, and spiritual growth. Satphala may show itself as: - Inner harmony and contentment - Social trust and respect - Moral and spiritual growth - Long-term well-being that goes beyond a single lifetime Spiritual philosophy teaches that Satphala does not always come right away or in a visible way.


Sometimes, its effects unfold slowly, guided unlike just material rewards. Long-term well-being that extends beyond one lifetime Spiritual philosophy teaches that Satphala doesn’t always appear right away or in an obvious way. Sometimes its effects unfold slowly, guided by cosmic by cosmic justice.


This idea encourages patience, faith, and perseverance in living rightly. This principle creates a moral universe where nothing happens by chance.


People are not helpless victims of fate but active participants in shaping their destiny through conscious actions. This connection promotes: - Moral responsibility for one’s choices - Hope and resilience justice. This encourages patience, faith, and perseverance in righteous living. This principle creates a moral universe where nothing happens by chance.


People are not helpless victims of fate but active participants in shaping their destiny through deliberate actions. This connection promotes: - Moral responsibility for one’s choices - Hope and resilience in tough times - Spiritual discipline in tough times - Spiritual discipline, aligning life with better values Together, Satkarma and Satphala express a deep spiritual truth: our actions shape who we become.


They encourage people to pursue righteousness not out of fear or for rewards, but out of understanding and inner conviction. In a world that often craves instant gratification, these principles remind us that lasting fulfilment comes from truth, duty, and ethical actions. Through Satkarma, one plants the seeds of virtue; through Satphala, one gathers the fruits of spiritual insight.


Aligning life with higher values is the key principle of life. They encourage individuals to pursue righteousness not out of fear or for reward, but out of understanding and inner conviction. In a world focused on instant gratification, these principles remind us that lasting fulfilment comes from truth, duty, and ethical actions.


Through Satkarma, we plant the seeds of virtue; through Satphala, we harvest the fruits of spiritual realization. Essentially the idea that “what goes around comes around” isn’t just a saying- it isn’t something we see reflected in how our actions shape our experiences and the world around us every single day.


(The author has 44 books to his credit in English literature. Views personal.)

 

 

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