At Gandhi Jayanti function, national anthem forgotten
Published on Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 17:57 in Nation section
Tags: National Anthem, Gandhi Jayanti , New Delhi



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New Delhi: It was the first international day of non-violence and the Government pledged to reinforce the Gandhian ideology in the country but not without a blunder that has brought on a wave of criticism.
At a function organised by the Ministry of Culture along with the Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti, one thing that was forgotten was the singing of the national anthem.
The national anthem was to be sung at the end of the function, but the organisers forgot to carry it out, upsetting many of those present.
Among those who attended the function were Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi Tara Gandhi, senior cabinet ministers and top bureaucrats.
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What else can one expect? This PR stunt by Sonia Gandhi and ManMohan Singh to promote the UPA government in
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Shame on our national leaders like M.Singh. Even if organizers forgot to play, the top leader could have made people
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More surprising was why none of them chose to correct the blunder and sing the song on their own.
Do the
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In a country which has completely forgotten Gandhi and his teachings, it is a matter of no great moment that
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Already they have disowned Bharat's culture by disowning Ram. Hey Ram! Now they have forgotten National anthem. What more!
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