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# Jairam Ramesh

Jairam Ramesh (born 9 April 1954) is an Indian economist and politician belonging to Indian National Congress. He is a Member of Parliament representing Andhra Pradesh state in the Rajya Sabha since June 2004.

## Quotes

* Bills to create three new states have finally been passed by Parliament. Of these, only the formation of Jharkhand out of Bihar can be said to be the outcome of a long, long struggle. Chhattisgarh and Uttaranchal, for instance, do not find any mention in the report of the States Reorganisation Commission that was submitted 45 years ago. What is intriguing about Uttaranchal is that it has given three great chief ministers to Uttar Pradesh in the past 50 years - Govind Ballabh Pant, Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna and Narain Dutt Tiwari - and yet the region felt neglected. Similarly, Chhattisgarh produced many noted political leaders, three of whom - Ravi Shankar Shukla, Shyama Charan Shukla and Motilal Vora - became chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh. Two other chief ministers, D.P. Mishra and Arjun Singh, contested from Chhattisgarh. Yet this region too felt unwanted. New voices are being heard. Fresh demands for Bodoland out of Assam, Vidarbha out of Maharashtra, Gorkhaland out of West Bengal and Telengana out of Andhra Pradesh are being made. And since Uttaranchal does not solve the problem of Uttar Pradesh's simply ungovernable size, some cries for a further break-up of India's most populous state are also being raised.
** Jairam Ramesh (2002). Kautilya Today: Jairam Ramesh on a Globalizing India. India Research Press. p. 212. ISBN 978-81-87943-37-2.
# Kangana Ranaut

Kangana Ranaut (born 23 March 1986) is an Indian actress, filmmaker, and politician. Known for her portrayals of strong-willed, unconventional women in female-led Hindi films, she is the recipient of several awards, including four National Film Awards and five Filmfare Awards, and has featured six times in Forbes India's Celebrity 100 list. In 2020, the Government of India honoured her with the Padma Shri, the country's fourth-highest civilian award.

## Quotes

* "If a woman is super successful, she is called a psychopath."
** Kangana Ranaut birthday
* "Success if the best revenge. I always feel women should answer back either with their sarcasm or success."
** Kangana Ranaut birthday
* "Marriage is made out to be so important for girls The focus has to shift at some point from marriage to the real challenges of life which are the same for women and men We have to prepare our girls just the way we prepare our boys."
** Prove She Is The Badass Queen Of Bollywood
* "I don't believe in keeping sperm panties as tokens."
** Kangana Ranaut’s most outrageous quotes that’ll make you bow down to her
# Karan Singh

Karan Singh PMSP (born 9 March 1931) is an Indian politician and philosopher. He is the Titular Maharaja of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. From 1952 to 1965 he was the Sadr-i-Riyasat (President) of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. He is the chairperson trustee of the Dharmarth Trust of Jammu and Kashmir which maintains 175 temples in north India and works in other areas such as historical preservation.

## Quotes

* The Entire Cosmos is all pervaded by the same divine power. There is no ultimate duality in human existence or in consciousness. This is a truth, which in the West is only recently being understood after Einstein and Heisenberg and quantum mechanics. The Newtonian-Cartesian-Marxist paradigm of a materialistic universe has now been finally abolished; it has collapsed in the face of the new physics. Our ancient seers had a deeper insights into the nature of reality than people had even until very recently.
** as quoted in Londhe, S. (2008). A tribute to Hinduism: Thoughts and wisdom spanning continents and time about India and her culture
# Swaran Singh

Sardar Swaran Singh (1907-1994) was an Indian politician. He was India's longest-serving union cabinet minister.

## Quotes

* “In spite of the division of the country all of us Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs--have to live together. Let us, therefore, live in peace so that the poor and the down-trodden may in the new freedom that we have achieved get enough to eat and to cover their naked bodies, leading to a happier and fuller life.”
** In a press appeal to the people on 10-8-47 in Lahore. Civil and Military Gazette: 12-8-47. quoted in Talib, S. G. S. (1950). Muslim League Attack on Sikhs and Hindus inthe Punjab, 1947. Amritsar: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee. 239
# Siddaramaiah

Siddaramaiah (born 12 August 1948) is an Indian politician and was the 22nd Chief Minister of Karnataka from 2013 to 2018. Resigned from Opposition Party leader on 09/12/2019 Karnataka Legislative Assembly

## Quotes

* AHINDA (Kannada acronym for minorities, backward classes and Dalits) as a socio-political philosophy can be used as a tool to prevent youths from backward classes and Dalit communities from joining the Hindutva brigade.
** On AHINDA, as quoted in "AHINDA philosophy can combat Hindutva, says Siddaramaiah", Thehindu (July 23, 2017)

## Quotes about Siddaramaiah

* I have made five to six visits to Karnataka and after meeting people I have been able to understand the feeling of Karnataka. The feeling of the people of Karnataka is that he (Siddaramaiah) is not an AHINDA leader, but an Ahindu (anti-Hindu) leader.
** Amit Shah, in his speech at Davangere on 27 March 2018, which was published in The News Minute the next day 1

## External links

* ↑ ಬಾಳಪಯಣ (in Kannada). Retrieved on 25 March 2016.
# Kapil Sibal

Kapil Sibal (born 8 August 1948) is an Indian politician belonging to the Indian National Congress and a lawyer.

## Quotes

* I am extremely pained by the methodology adopted by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India in coming to some figures which have no basis whatsoever. Their exercise was fraught with very serious errors.
** On the claims of loss of revenue during the allocation of 2G spectrum, as quoted in Kapil Sibal trashes CAG math on Rs 1.76 lakh-cr 2G loss, The Economic Times (8 January 2011)
* What kids see on the internet is mostly pornography and that is dangerous. The internet is being used as a platform for misinformation, selling spurious drugs and for terrorist activities. It is a great medium but being misused to bring about disaffection among people.
** On the internet, as quoted in Kids mostly watch porn on internet, says Sibal, The Times of India (11 September 2012)
* Sometimes it’s difficult in politics to actually tell the truth.
** As quoted in Kapil Sibal Waxes Poetic, Wall Street Journal (21 January 2012)
* Freedom of expression doesn't mean tweeting through fake accounts. If the government has to be transparent, Twitterati should also reciprocate. This will help stop defamatory and criminal traffic on the Net. We should amend the law to force disclosure of identity.
** On internet anonymity, as quoted in The govt does not understand social media nor does it know how to deal with it, says Kapil Sibal, India Today (26 January 2013)
* Telecom was the golden goose which laid the golden egg. The Supreme Court ensured that the golden goose will never lay golden egg again for a little while.
** On the Supreme Court's decision to cancel 2G spectrum licences, as quoted in Telecom sector not to lay 'golden egg' for a while, thanks to Supreme Court: Kapil Sibal, The Economic Times (3 April 2013)
* We did not receive cooperation from various departments, but still we are able to provide the tablet to the people.
** On the Aakash tablet project, as quoted in Did not receive enough support for Aakash tablet project: Kapil Sibal, DNA India (24 December 2013)
* Producers nowadays want item numbers. So I have penned one for this film. Cinema is the most effective way of creating awareness and spreading social message. Through this film I would like to convey the message of happiness, humanity and harmony.
** On composing the lyrics for a song for a film, as quoted in Kapil Sibal pens item number for Bollywood film, The Times of India (10 May 2015)
# George Jessel (jurist)

Sir George Jessel (13 February 1824 – 21 March 1883) was a British judge.

## Quotes

* I never did approve, when at the Bar, and I do not approve now, when on the Bench, of the practice of not deciding a substantial question when it is fairly raised between the parties and argued, simply because it is raised by demurrer. It is a great benefit to all parties to have the question in the case speedily and cheaply determined, and the practice of demurring ought, if possible, to be encouraged.
** Fothergill v. Rowland (1873), L. R. 17 Eq. Ca. 139.
* I am not, as I consider, to decide cases in favour of fools or idiots, but in favour of ordinary English people, who understand English when they see it, and are not deceived by any difference in type, but who have before them a very plain statement.
** Singer Manufacturing Co. v. Wilson (1876) L.R. 2 C.D. 447.
* It must not be forgotten that the rules of Courts of equity are not, like the rules of the common law, supposed to have been established from time immemorial. It is perfectly well known that they have been established from time to time — altered, improved, and refined from time to time. In many cases we know the names of the Chancellors who invented them.
** In re Hallett's Estate (1880) 13 Ch.D. 696, 710.
* Professional advice in England is confined to legal advice.
** Slade v. Tucker (1880), L. R. 14 C. D. 827.
* This case reminds me of one in which I likened the plaintiff's case to a colander, because it was so full of holes.
** Ex Parte Hall (1882) 19 Ch.D. 580, 584.
* Mistakes are the inevitable lot of mankind.
** In re Taylor's Estate (1882) 22 Ch.D. 495, 503.
* I may be wrong, and often am, but I never doubt.
** To Lord Coleridge, in response to the question, "Have you no doubts about it, Jessel?", asked with regard to Jessel's judgment as to the Alabama claims. When later asked about the truth of the story, Jessel replied, "very likely, but Coleridge with his Constitutional inaccuracy has told it wrong. I can never have said 'often wrong'". Reported by Charles Jessel in An Eminent Victorian Lawyer, (1926) Blackwood's Magazine, Vol 219, Iss 1323, Pag. 51.

## About

* For wide learning and deep insight his judgments are, perhaps, unsurpassed.
** Apsley Petre Peter, Analysis and Digest of the Decisions of Sir George Jessel (1883).
# Wendy Beckett

Wendy Beckett or as she is better known Sister Wendy Beckett (February 25 1930 - 26 December 2018) was a South African-born British art expert, consecrated virgin and contemplative hermit who became an unlikely celebrity during the 1990s, presenting a series of acclaimed art history documentaries for the BBC.

## Quotes

* Agnes Martin often speaks of joy; she sees it as the desired condition of all life. Who would disagree with her?... No-one who has seriously spent time before an Agnes Martin, letting its peace communicate itself, receiving its inexplicable and ineffable happiness, has ever been disappointed. The work awes, not just with its delicacy, but with its vigor, and this power and visual interest is something that has to be experienced.
** Sister Wendy Beckett, in her book American Masterpieces, about American painter Agnes Martin.
* I believe in loyalty. We should respect our church, but never believe that the church has the last word. The church is saying 'this', but I believe that sooner or later 'this' will change. 'This' is not the mind of our Lord. God is all love. It's a delicate balancing thing. The Church has changed its position over the years, and because the spirit is with the Church, in the end the Church will always get it right. But in the end. The spirit of the Church is the meaning of love, which hasn't yet, perhaps, been fully understood.
** Sister Wendy Beckett, on same-sex marriage, from a Huffington Post interview titled 'Sister Wendy, My Semi-Spiritual Guide' dated 17 November 2007.
* Love is a practical desire for the good of another. It is much easier to talk about than to carry into action because it requires such sensitivity and unselfishness.
** Sister Wendy Beckett, from a The Telegraph interview titled 'Culture Clinic: Sister Wendy Beckett' dated 8 May 2009.

## Documentaries

In addition to writing more than a dozen books, Sister Wendy has narrated the documentaries:
* Sister Wendy's Odyssey (1992)
* Sister Wendy's Grand Tour (1997)
* Sister Wendy's Story of Painting (1997)
* Sister Wendy's American Collection (2001)
* Sister Wendy at the Norton Simon Museum (2001)

## External links

* Interview with Sister Wendy
# W. Maxwell Cowan

William Maxwell Cowan (27 September 1931 – 30 June 2002) was a South African neuroscientist who helped contribute to the growth of modern neuroanatomy through his use of novel anterograde tracing techniques which fundamentally transformed the field in the 1970s. He was vice president and chief scientific officer of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute from 1987 until his retirement in 2000.

## Quotes

* As biomedical research continues to provide us with greater understanding and with powerful new tools, the scientific community has, I think, a dual responsibility. One is to push forward the frontiers to make medical advances possible, to understand what cancer is, to develop new ways of treating cancer, to prevent heart disease, and to develop ways of preventing, ultimately, disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and depression. But science also has a second responsibility to society, which is to point out what we need to be concerned about as a society and to bring to bear humane, balanced, and thoughtful ways of dealing with the advances that come from biomedical research. Scientists need to speak to these issues.
** Squire, Larry R. (ed). (2004). William Maxwell (Max) Cowan. The History of Neuroscience in Autobiography. Volume 4. Elsevier. pp. 144-209. ISBN 0-12-660246-8.
# Dingane

Dingane ka Senzangakhona Zulu (c. 1795 – 29 January 1840), commonly referred to as Dingane or Dingaan, was the second king of the Zulu Kingdom, which was founded by his half-brother Shaka.

## Quotes

* If that is your belief you are of no use to me or to my people; we knew all that before you came to preach to us. I and my people believe there is only one God – I am that God. We believe there is one place to which all good people go; that is Zululand. We believe that there is one place where all bad people go. There (pointing to a rocky hill to the north, the hill of execution). There is hell where all my wicked people go. The chief who lives there is Umatiwane, the head of the Amangwane. I put him to death, and made him the devil chief of all wicked people who die. You see that there are but two chiefs in this country – Matiwane and myself; I am the Great Chief – the God of the living; Umatiwane is the Great Chief of the wicked. I have now told you my belief; I do not want you to trouble me again with the fiction of you English people. You can remain in my country as long as you conduct yourself properly.
** Dingane to Francis Owen, on an appointed Sunday when the missionary was allowed the occasion to expound his Christian beliefs before an assembly of nearly a thousand Zulu men inside the uMgungundlovu enclosure, as quoted by their interpreter, R. B. Hulley, and published in Zululand under Dingaan by Rev. Mr. Kirkby, The Cape Monthly Magazine, Vol. III, July to December 1880, pp. 324–326.
* I see that every white man is an enemy to the black, and every black man an enemy to the white, they do not love each other and never will.
** Dingane to Richard B. Hulley in February 1838, as quoted in Hulley's “An Account of Rev. Mr Owen’s Visit to Zululand in the Year 1837”.

## Quotes about Dingane

* Pray to your God to keep me from the power of Dingaan.
** Mzilikazi to Robert Moffat, when the latter exhorted Mzilikazi to refrain from despotic and cruel acts, and to restrain his plundering indunas, lest the eternal God would frown upon him and deprive him of his power, as quoted by Moffatt in Missionary Labours and Scenes in Southern Africa (1842), Cambridge Library Collection, p. 556
* Dingarn's conduct was worthy of a savage as he is. It was base and treacherous, to say the least of it – the offspring of cowardice and fear. Suspicious of his warlike neighbours, jealous of their power, dreading the neighbourhood of their arms, he felt as every savage would have done in like circumstances that these men were his enemies, and being unable to attack them openly, he massacred them clandestinely.
** Extract from Reverend Francis Owen's diary entry for 6 February 1838, the day of the Retief massacre.
# Jopie Fourie

Joseph Johannes "Jopie" Fourie (27 August 1879 - 20 December 1914), usually known as Jopie Fourie, was a scout and dispatch rider during the Boer War. He was executed by firing squad during the Rebellion of 1914 - 1915 against General Louis Botha, the then Prime Minister of South Africa. Jopie Fourie was one of the martyrs produced by the Rebellion and is considered a hero to many Afrikaner nationalists.

## Quotes

* Dear friends, by the time that you receive this letter I will already be with our Heavenly Father. I will depart at five o'clock [05:00 AM] on an everlasting journey with the trusted guide and friend Jesus. I have much to thank you for. The tree which has been planted and which is wetted with my blood will grow large and bear delightful fruit. Be faithful to your traditions, be faithful to your people, to your religion and to your God, the Lord will guide you. He will show the way that you are to follow. Write on my tombstone: For God and Fatherland. I am young, life is sweet; but thank God that he has released me from everything, I have nothing that bothers me, no Hate and no Love. God will take care of my loved ones, revenge belongs to God. Trusted friends, be assured that I cherish your sympathy and prayers; I am sorry that cannot greet you by handshake, as God has decided otherwise and He has given me the power to submit to His will. These are my final words that I shall put in writing and my admonition to you; Be loyal unto death to your traditions, to your religion, to your language and to your people. God be with you until we meet again. Joseph Johannes Fourie.
** Final letter written by Joseph Johannes Fourie at 00:50 on Sunday the 20th of December 1914 in Pretoria, a few hours before his execution, as quoted by Luan Schalkwyk in Jopie Fourie: Rebelle-held se afskeidsbrief ure voor sy dood, Kraal Uitgewers (21 June 2017).
# Danie Craven

Daniël Hartman Craven (11 October 1910 – 4 January 1993) was a South African rugby player and coach.

## Quotes
### Sunday Times interview (1980s)

    "The Doctor knows best" by Jani Allan, from the Just Jani column of the Sunday Times (1980s), republished in Face Value by Jani Allan.
* It is man's vocation to discover laws underlying every thing that exists. The laws God ingrained in everything are the laws for its development and it is man's duty to discover these laws of creation and development and observe them - yes of KORS that includes rugby!
* A game of rugby is a work of art!
* A good rugby player is a child, by the way. That's the beauty of it. And that's why I dictate - but only when I know I'm right!
* Sexual depravity is directing us towards a precipice. Women are to blame for broken marriages because they dress to attract the attention of men even after they are married.
** 1957 paraphrase

## About Danie Craven

* The Monarch of Matieland
** Jani Allan, "The Doctor knows best", Sunday Times (1980s), republished in Face Value by Jani Allan.
# Gertrude Kingston

Gertrude Kingston (born Gertrude Angela Kohnstamm; 24 September 1862 – 7 November 1937) was an English actress, an actor-manager, illustrator, artist in lacquer work, journalist, and teacher of public speaking.

## Quotes

* There are two sides to every question. There are two sides to every stage curtain—what is termed the ' back ' and the ' front of the house,' or more generally known as ' before and behind the footlights '—and if of late years both sides of the curtain have been made familiar to the public gaze, it is not because it is the fashion to court observation, but on account of a passionate national curiosity to know the truth.
** (April 1905)"The public as seen from the stage". The Nineteenth century and after : a monthly review; London 57 (338): 601–614. (quote from p. 601)
* ... for sheer beauty, the Quantocks, to my mind, between Bridgwater and Williton, are infinitely more exquisite, with alternating well-watered combes and moorland and Exmoor in the distance, than any part of Devonshire.
** Curtsey While You're Thinking. Williams & Norgate. 1937. p. 33.

## Quotes about Gertrude Kingston

* ... People still talk of Gertrude Kingston's Helen as a piece of acting to treasure in the memory; and readers of the play who considered it contained a too great monotony of sorrow to be effective on the stage, found themselves, to their astonishment, almost unendurably moved.
** Desmond MacCarthy, The Court Theatre 1904-1907: A Commentary and Criticism. A. H. Bullen. 1907. p. 9.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Gertrude Kingston on Wikipedia
* Media related to Gertrude Kingston on Wikimedia Commons
* Portrait of Kingston (1905) by John Singer Sargent
# Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure

Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure is a children's animated adventure drama direct-to-video film produced by DreamWorks Animation, Alphanim, Nelvana and StudioCanal and distributed by Universal Pictures, released on September 6, 2006. based on the TV series Franklin. It was the first Franklin movie shown in theaters in Canada and France.

## Dialogue

    Aunt Lucy: Why don't you come over tomorrow and we can out together?
    Franklin: Is she going to be there?
    Aunt Lucy: Sam? I imagine so. But I promise, she won't bite. We turtles don't have teeth, you know. [chuckles]
    Bear: We're going on a treasure hunt.
    Samantha: [yawns loudly]
    Aunt Lucy: [speaking in a pirate brogue] Not one to join us, Missy? You'll walk the plank if you don't.
    Samantha: Guess I'll take my chances with the sharks.
    Franklin: So what do you want to do?
    Samantha: Not play some dumb kids game.
    Mr. Turtle: [regarding Turtle Lake] It's nice you're getting the chance to go up there. [regarding Sam and Franklin] And even nicer to see you two on friendly terms.
    Samantha: Actually, we're more like fellow adventurers than friends. Oh, and thank you for the flowers, Mr. Turtle. They were lovely.
    [last lines]
    Samantha: Granny's map? But I couldn't.
    Franklin: It's okay. Aunt Lucy said I could give it to you. You know, to remember your summer by.
    Samantha: I won't ever forget this summer.
    [Samantha gives him a small smooch]
    Bear: Ahem.
    Aunt Lucy: Well, what do you know? Life is just full of surprises, isn't it?