tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6542680542600436291.post8433020335661642329..comments2009-12-31T19:52:22.173+05:30K. Srinivasanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14243360825108674815noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6542680542600436291.post-81569527050671509582009-12-31T19:22:23.907+05:302009-12-31T19:22:23.907+05:30We should save our historical places which is <br />the god of hindu rama <br />we should not allow to destroy this by the <br />sedhu samuthra project <br />sivaaAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6542680542600436291.post-2122283571625943312007-05-22T20:24:00.000+05:302007-05-22T20:24:00.000+05:30This edition of podmagazine provided very clear documentary evidences for Ramar Bridge and clearly laid out the reasons to choose an alternate path.<BR/><BR/>I wish this document and other related documents are sent to Supreme Court when the Supreme Court hears the PIL filed by Swami Sri Vidyananda Bharatiji on May 28th. (URL : http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200705211940.htm)<BR/><BR/>Is the reason that it hurts Hindu sentiments not sufficient to stop the destruction of the bridge ? I am surprised why the Supreme Court or the govt wants more evidences.<BR/><BR/>If it were to hurt Muslim or Christian sentiments, would the govt or court allow a destruction of their holy monuments ? I feel very bad about the fact that the Indian Govt & the State govt are always against Hindu sentiments. I am surprised to see that majority of the media has not given enough coverage & support against destruction of the Rama Sethu, when compared to their support / coverage on reservation issues / minority issues.<BR/><BR/>I am happy that your Pod magazine has made a very good attempt in addressing these issues... I would be very happy to see a copy of this edition reach the Supreme Court & our beloved President for their attention and suitable action to stop destruction of Rama Sethu.<BR/><BR/><BR/>The National Geographic website clearly shows a zoomable satellite picture of Rama Sethu.<BR/><BR/>1. Please click on this URL :<BR/>http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/mapmachine/<BR/><BR/>2. Double click on the India Srilanka border region<BR/>3. Continue to double click till you reach the Rameswaram - Ramar bridge - Mannar location<BR/>4. Switch to Satellitle view (click on the Satellite tab above the map)<BR/><BR/>You can very clearly see the coral bridge connecting India and Srilanka.<BR/><BR/>Google Earth and Yahoo maps do NOT show this region clearly, where as National Geographic shows it very clearly.Jayatheerthanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09823169064296694813noreply@blogger.com