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Sudhakaran. C. K
Born on 25th December 1949
at Narayanamangalam Desam of Pulloot Village
Trichur District
Kerala state |
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Remember showing strains of an iconoclastic attitude, questioning Head Master for… and getting caned, even during primary school level. First touch with politics Through Students Union while studying Survey at Chalakudy ITI and was instrumental in getting Govt. approval for Students Union in ITIs all over Kerala. |
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After some friction with an emerging local politician at home village, who eventually rose to become a prominent leader of his party and a Minister Kerala Govt., for standing against his ‘son of soil’ vote bank politics, was exiled to Bombay by my parents. From Bombay also I had to run away for standing against Trade Union Gundaism, and got smuggled into Dubai through a country-boat as an illegal emigrant. |
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After flirting with some contractors as surveyor, joined
Government of Fujairah (Fujairah Municipality, UAE) in December 1973. There I literally built-up brick by brick the Lands & SAfter flirting with some contractors as surveyor, joined
Government of Fujairah (Fujairah Municipality, UAE) in December 1973. There I
literally built-up brick by brick the Lands & Survey Department while rising to
the post of Chief Surveyor, and further to the post of ‘Inspector of Border
Problems’ in the Secretariat under the patronage of H.H.Sh. Hamad bin Mohamed
Al-Sharqui, the benevolent ruler of the state/emirate who command my whole
hearted respect and gratitude. |
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My wisdom about the flaws in our democracy and its remedies
were happened to me during my service at Fujairah. Print media of UAE, wide open
to events in all parts of the world, with its near non-partisan and profound
articles, may have helped me to understand and compare events in our society
with that of rest of the world. Indian media in general, compared to that of
UAE, is partisan and shallow.ion to spare more time and effort to rectify anomalies in our political system and regenerate India to attain my cherished dream of ‘Great India’. |
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As a prelude to retirement and to generate enough money to finance my ‘Great India’ activities, I had started a scientific shrimp farm, in 1999 itself. But for initial failures in the farming…. I got immersed in the farming/aqua-culture activity pushing the political reformation to the back-burner. And the gainer is the Shrimp farming in Kerala, an activity with very high potential of profit and development. Today my farm stands out as a success, in the middle of ruins, with necessary technical and scientific inputs to make it a fairly fail proof activity. |
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Now, with the farming activity having stabilized, I intend to proceed further on the ‘Great-India’ road. Publication of my book ‘Indian Democracy – problems and Solutions is the first step in that direction. |
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