Well, its been almost 3 days now since I have been planning to write about AAP, Dawood Ibrahim

and
Abid Patel, but its really quite impossible to stop talking about National Herald. And why should we
stop talking? It is not some lowly pawn like Teesta in the net, this time its the Queen herself who has
landed in a soup. With the Shehzada as an equal partner.
Honestly, is there anyone who is surprised that Congress has activated its entire ecosystem to defend
the Queen over National Herald? With the Delhi High Court order summoning the Gandhis to appear
and defend themselves, there is little scope left for the conspiracy of silence now. It has to be about
conspiracy of commotion. The Award Wapsi gang were mere foot soldiers. Now the heavy cavalry and
armored regiments are appearing on the battlefield.
The Business Standard has been one of the first to come out with detailed research on why the Queen
is pure as driven snow. Here is the headline:
National Herald issue: How the Gandhi family revived Associated Journals
(http://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/how-the-gandhi-family-revived-associatedjournals-115120901213_1.html)
Under Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, The Associated Journals has morphed from a company that
was bleeding crores into one that is making profit, filings with the Registrar of Companies show. While
the profits are helping it write down the losses it had accumulated over time, the company is also
investing significantly in construction-related activities that could potentially increase its revenue
prospects, filings show.
Exactly! At the exact time when the Gandhi family was choking the Indian economy, Associated
Journals Ltd was raking in profitsawesome :)
The turnaround in The Associated Journals fortunes shows that its not just political acumen, the
Gandhi family also has a head for business.
Awwwthe Queen and her Shehzada bringing growth and creating wealth. And here mean Dr. Swamy
is trying to take this bonanza of wealth creation away from us! I do not hold any grudge against the
author of this article, one chota mota Mameluk called N Sundaresha Subramanian. It is during times
like these that small Mameluks get to make a living and make a name for themselves. Becoming a
celebrity Mameluk is highly competitive business. Lets not grudge this poor sap his supper.