Suban Bhagavathula

Program Leader

First of all, my hearty congratulations to the President for winning the Nobel Peace Prize as we have to admit the truth that Mr. Barack Obama’s Ideas are great and excellent. However these are “Ideas”, which are still in the process of implementation.

His Idea in turning a Nuclear-Armed Country like Pakistan to Safe and Reliable one is greatly appreciable. Also his efforts towards ending the Iraq war are adorable, his ideology in making the world a Nuclear-free is great, but the results are not come yet. Are they? So, the Nobel Prize is given for the Ideas but not for the results. This way, anyone can get Nobel Prize as everyone has one’s own ideology towards Philanthropy, Peace Making and so on… However, the implementation and the end results matters!

Like any Politician, as of now Mr. Barack Obama, is found to be one of those, who is a man of words as the output of his actions are not open yet. Also, we recently had a statement from the President “Say NO to Bangalore, YES to Buffalo”, this statement made many Bangloreans get panicky about their jobs as we know for a fact that Bangalore is named for its IT Companies. Then is it considered to be a Panicky Making or a Peace Making?

In addition to this, we recently had Head Lines on 9^th Oct 2009, that India was under Attack by Taliban Terrorists. Had Mr. Barack Obama worked on his peace making, India should have not got this threat. Is peace making only for Islamic Countries? This question should have been raised by Nobel Prize committee members among themselves before announcing the Prize.

I’m not denying the fact that Nobel Prize Committee members are witty enough in choosing the right people for the Nobel Prize, all I’m saying is that they have given this Nobel Peace Prize to Mr. Barack Obama little early sans looking the end results. It would have been certainly a great honor to Mr. Barack Obama to take the Peace Nobel Prize had all his Ideas were implemented successfully and the output of the peace was found to be appropriate.

Nevertheless, let us all congratulate Mr. Barack Obama once again on the occasion of winning the Nobel Peace Prize.