LEST YOU MISS IT

SHRI  P. RAMANATHAN WRITES TO SHRI H K AGGARWAL

Dear Mr Hari,

LEST YOU MISS IT

     I, for one, do not find anything objectionable or out-of-turn in your well-reasoned  and innocuous mail dated January 27 on the probable date on which the other part/s of our 'partly-heard' case is/are likely to be be heard by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India to cause the hackles of the editor of LIC PENSIONERS CHRONICLE to raise / make him see red / get his dander up.

     There's a saying in Malayalam - my mother tongue  - : ' ഇഷ്ടമില്ലാപ്പെണ്ണു തൊട്ടതെല്ലാം കുറ്റം ' ; in Tamil : ' இஷ்டமில்லாப்பெண்ணு தொட்டதெல்லாம் குற்றம் ' Hindi (please excuse my Hindi) : ' इष्टमिल्लाप्पेण्णुतोट्टतेल्लाम कुट्टम ' ' ishtamillAppeNNu thottathellAm kuttam ' - roughly translated into English as : .'Everything attempted by a woman whom one doesn't like is a fault'

     It can as well be said that this is one more instance of "Tell me who you are and I will tell you the law" by the erudite editor of the blog concerned.

     Keep well.

     Regards.

P. Ramanathan.

LIC PENSIONERS CHRONICLE Friday, January 29, 2016