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ஆறிப்போன காயங்களின் வலி!

ஈழப் போரின் இறுதி நாட்கள், காணாமல் போனவனின் மனைவி, போராளியின் காதலி,உட்பட வெற்றிச் செல்வியின் ஆறு நூல்கள் ஏற்கெனவே வெளியாகியுள்ளன.ஆறிப்போன காயங்களின் வலி! அவரது ஏழாவது நூலாகும். அல்லது வலியாகும்!

வெற்றிச் செல்வி குறித்த ஒரு சுருக்கமான அறிமுகத்தை அவர்கள் பி.பி.சி.தமிழோசைக்கு அளித்த பேட்டியில் காணமுடியும்.

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`ஆறிப்போன காயங்களின் வலி` நூல் வெளியீட்டு அழைப்பிதழ்.

நூல் வெளியீடு குறித்து வெற்றிச் செல்வியின் தகவல்கள்;

16 June at 21 hrs 

அன்பிற்கினிய முகநூல் உறவுகளே! வரவிரும்புபவர்கள் அனைவரும் வருக. பாதுகாப்பு கருதியோ நேரமின்மை காரணமாகவோ தூரம் என்றோ வர இயலாது போய், புத்தகம் வேண்டுமே என்பவர்கள் உள் பெட்டியில் முகவரி தாருங்கள். வெளியீடு முடிந்த அடுத்த நாளே அஞ்சலில் அனுப்புகிறேன். எனினும் நேரில் உங்கள் வருகையை ஆவலுடன் எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன்.

14 June at 06:45

விரைவில் எனது 7ஆவது நூலாகிய ஆறிப்போன காயங்களின் வலி வெளிவர இருக்கிறது என்பதை மகிழ்ச்சியுடன் அறியத்தருகிறேன்.

அன்பிற்கினிய முகநூல் உறவுகளே! வரவிரும்புபவர்கள் அனைவரும் வருக. பாதுகாப்பு கருதியோ நேரமின்மை காரணமாகவோ தூரம் என்றோ வர இயலாது போய், புத்தகம் வேண்டுமே என்பவர்கள் உள் பெட்டியில் முகவரி தாருங்கள். வெளியீடு முடிந்த அடுத்த நாளே அஞ்சலில் அனுப்புகிறேன். எனினும் நேரில் உங்கள் வருகையை ஆவலுடன் எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன்.

14 June at 06:50 

போராளி என்பதால் தூக்கிவைத்துக் கொண்டாடுபவர்களும் தூக்கிப்போடவும் முடியாமல் தூக்கி வைத்துக்கொண்டாடவும் முடியாமல் திண்டாடுபவர்களும் தூரவே வைத்துக்கொண்டு மனசுக்குள் மாடிகட்டி வைத்திருப்பவர்களும் ஏசணும்போல இருந்தாலும் ஏசவேண்டாமே என்று விட்டுவைத்திருப்பவர்களும் நான் எங்கே போகிறேன் வருகிறேன் என்று எல்லா நாட்களையும் கணக்கெடுத்துக் கொண்டிருப்பவர்களும் என்னைச் சுற்றி வாழும் அழகும் அழகற்றதுமான உலகத்தில் நான் கவலையுடனும் மகிழ்ச்சியுடனும் வாழ்ந்து கொண்டிருக்கிறேன்.

எனது புதிய நூலின் வருகை என்னையும் என்சார்ந்தவர்களையும் மகிழ்ச்சிப்படுத்துவதை உணர்கிறேன். அரசியல் காரணங்களுக்காக தங்களால் வர முடியாது என்று தயவோடு கூறி ஒதுங்கும் அன்பர்களே, உங்களில் எனக்கொரு ஆதங்கமும் இல்லை.

இன்னமும் நம் சூழல் மாறவில்லை என்பதையே உங்கள் வார்த்தைகள் நிரூபிக்கின்றன.

எனினும் தவிர்க்க முடியாத காலத்தின் குரலாய் என் குரலும் ஒலித்துக்கொண்டிருக்கும்.

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LORD BAMFORD'S LETTER TO JCB STAFF TEXT

WE'RE A GLOBAL COMPANY AND I'LL BE VOTING TO LEAVE: LORD BAMFORD'S LETTER TO JCB STAFF 

The EU referendum takes place on June 23 and no one can be certain of the outcome. One thing I'm certain of is this: JCB will continue to trade with Europe, irrespective of whether we remain in or leave the EU. JCB was selling into Europe long before the UK joined the Common Market in 1973 and it will remain an important market for JCB.

JCB is a global company selling to over 150 countries. Today, EU countries account for 22 per cent of our turnover; the other 78 per cent comes from the UK, India, the Americas, Russia, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and the Far East.

In fact, as a nation, over 53 per cent of all UK exports go to non-EU countries.

This referendum is very important. The outcome will determine the future of our country. It will have a lasting impact on the lives of our children and grandchildren.

It is a big decision, much more important than a vote in a general election, so please allow me to share some personal views.

The UK is a trading nation and the fifth largest economy in the world. I am very confident that we can stand on our own two feet.

I believe that JCB and the UK can prosper just as much outside the EU, so there is very little to fear if we do choose to leave. I voted to stay in the Common Market in 1975. I did not vote for a political union.

I did not expect us to hand over sovereignty to the EU. I certainly did not expect unaccountable leaders in Brussels to govern over us.

In 1973, when we joined as its eighth member, the EU accounted for 31 per cent of world economic output. Today with 28 member countries the figure is just 17 per cent, which underlines the shrinking role of the EU in the world economy.

So do I wish to remain in an EU of diminishing economic importance as it moves towards ever closer union? Or do I want us to pull out of the EU, reclaim our sovereignty and regain control of how we trade with Europe and the world? After more than 40 years in the EU, I will be voting to leave. How you vote is entirely a decision for you. I respectfully urge you to consider all of the arguments ahead of this important referendum. Above all, do please cast a vote, one way or the other your opinion counts and your vote counts.

Finally, if the democratic decision after June 23 is to remain, it will be interesting to see how the UK fits into the EU of the future, given that political and fiscal union remains its ultimate goal.

Yours faithfully, The Lord Bamford, Chairman

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Sri Lanka to recognise around 65,000 people missing since civil war as dead
AFP, Colombo |  Updated: Jun 07, 2016 19:52 IST
News The Hindustan Times

Sri Lanka on Tuesday announced a landmark law to recognise as dead an estimated 65,000 people still missing seven years after the end of a bitter civil war, allowing relatives to claim inheritances.Ministers approved a draft bill to issue “certificates of absence” to the families of those who went missing during a 37-year war with Tamil separatists and a Marxist uprising.

“This measure will help tens of thousands of Sri Lankans whose family members and loved ones are missing and who are unable to address practical issues relating to their disappearance,” the foreign ministry said in a statement.

Under the current law, families cannot access the property, bank accounts or inheritances left by missing relatives unless they can conclusively prove they are dead -- an often impossible task.
Huge numbers of minority Tamils went missing during almost four decades of war after being arrested by security services, while thousands more died in military bombardments.
Several mass graves containing skeletal remains have been found in the past two decades, but only a handful have ever been identified.

Thousands of people also went missing during a crackdown by security forces and pro-government vigilante groups on Marxist rebels between 1987 and 1990.

At that time Sri Lanka was notorious for burning dozens of unidentified corpses on piles of tyres by the roadside -- so-called “tyre-pyre” burnings designed to drive fear into the rebels.

“Sri Lanka has one of the largest caseloads of missing persons in the world,” the foreign ministry statement said.

“In fact, since 1994 alone the government commissions have received over 65,000 complaints of missing persons.”

Official sources said a “certificate of absence” could be used to make claims in place of a death certificate under the new law, which is likely to pass through parliament in a few months.

The government last month announced it was setting up an office to try to trace the war missing in a move to bring closure for families.

The cffice of missing persons has been tasked with recommending compensation and clearing the way for next of kin to take legal action against anyone responsible for the disappearance of loved ones.

Troops crushed separatist Tamil Tiger rebels in a no-holds-barred offensive in 2009, killing up to 40,000 Tamil civilians.

President Maithripala Sirisena, who came to power in January last year, has agreed to a domestic investigation into violations of international humanitarian law.

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Lieutenant Colonel Emmanuel Antoine, French Army, Strategic Plans and Policy
Published on 06 April 2014

NATO and the European Union share 22 members, the same fundamental values, and the same challenges. Nations use a single set of forces to achieve EU and/or NATO ambitions. Each decision taken by a Nation to commit under one banner has an impact on its ability to commit under the other banner. NATO and EU member States support each other (Turkey is the third contributor of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). NATO and EU operate in similar or complementary fields of expertise. Take Afghanistan, for instance, where the EU has been involved in the institutional reform of the Ministry of Interior, alongside NATO. Finally, NATO and EU address their specific capabilities shortfalls through cooperation.

Since 2003, NATO and the EU are unified by a “Strategic Partnership”. The initial intent was to facilitate exchanges and increase cooperation in several domains of common interest. This cooperation was hampered however, by persistent political issues. As a result, NATO and EU kept working side by side rather than hand in hand.

In December 2013, the European Council held a Summit focused on defence and security matters. EU Heads of States and Government called for a greater international cooperation, especially with NATO. As a guest of honour, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen replied to these expectations in a very positive way, saying that “we must develop real capabilities, those capabilities that our nations need (…) This requires greater cooperation, coordination and cohesion”.

The Conceptual Domain Offers Opportunities To Meet Emerging Challenges In A More Coherent And Efficient Way.

The maritime domain draws more and more attention. The complexity of cyber threats and defence requires exploiting all opportunities and expertise, such as Centres of Excellence. Defence and Related Security Capacity Building is an efficient way for Nations to project stability beyond their borders and act to prevent crisis.

There is room for greater cooperation between organisations, especially with the EU.

Increasing the focus on specific key capabilities could revitalise industrial cooperation and contribute to defining defence industrial standards, common procedures and certification that reduce costs. Harmonizing defence planning processes and the identification of common capability requirements could better facilitate potential industrial collaboration in the long-term and in a more systematic way. Replicating and expanding the already successful multinational cooperation models could finally help better manage the existing shortfalls in the short and mid-term.

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