yudhamanyu
16 September 2007, 12:08 PM
INDIANS ATTACKED
Eight Indians were injured in a possible racist attack by a mob of 50 germans during a street festival in eastern germany over the weekend, police said on Monday. Four assailants and two police officers were also injured in the incident , which took place in the town of Muegein.
http://www.hindu.com/2007/08/21/stor...2161131300.htm (http://www.hindu.com/2007/08/21/stories/2007082161131300.htm)
http://content.msn.co.in/News/Intern...00807_0945.htm (http://content.msn.co.in/News/International/InternationalDPA_200807_0945.htm)
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I think the time has come for all Hindu young men to study the Hindu martial art Kalaripayattu.
Kalaripayattu deals with both weapon training and unarmed combat.
A trained kalaripayattu warrior can withstand a mob singlehandedly with his urumi ( or flexible sword ) which he can conceal in his waist under his clothes. And this has been done many times.
In unarmed combat as well, he can take on a mob, and I believe that unarmed combat in kalaripayattu is more effective than karate or kungfu as it focusses more attention on the vital points of the body, attacking which can be lethal and can kill a man immediately.
Kalaripayattu is now very popular in Kerala and south India due to various superhit films on it, along with documentaries, books, magazines on kalaripayattu warriors and heroes, superb promotional work of the kalaripayattu masters, and also due to international attention.
Due to this, many Hindu youth are now training in kalaripayattu institutions in kerala and south India and studying carefully the martial arts of both armed and unarmed combat . Its popularity is increasing very fast in south India and many are enrolling in these kalaripayattu centres.
Jackie Chan is seen to be sparring with a kalaripayattu warrior, in a famous fight scene, in the film " The Myth. "
Some prominent kalaripayattu institutions have also evolved kalaripayattu with the times , and assimilated the best techniques of taekwondo, kung fu, judo and other styles,and complemented these new knowledge in the kalaripayattu combination techniques.
And this is a good sign, as every style or system should keep on evolving with the times in order to adapt to new circumstances.
It should be understood that Bodhidharma, the Indian monk from south India, who created the world famous Zen buddhism, also created the buddhist martial art Kungfu , according to the scriptures of the Shaolin temple.
Eight Indians were injured in a possible racist attack by a mob of 50 germans during a street festival in eastern germany over the weekend, police said on Monday. Four assailants and two police officers were also injured in the incident , which took place in the town of Muegein.
http://www.hindu.com/2007/08/21/stor...2161131300.htm (http://www.hindu.com/2007/08/21/stories/2007082161131300.htm)
http://content.msn.co.in/News/Intern...00807_0945.htm (http://content.msn.co.in/News/International/InternationalDPA_200807_0945.htm)
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I think the time has come for all Hindu young men to study the Hindu martial art Kalaripayattu.
Kalaripayattu deals with both weapon training and unarmed combat.
A trained kalaripayattu warrior can withstand a mob singlehandedly with his urumi ( or flexible sword ) which he can conceal in his waist under his clothes. And this has been done many times.
In unarmed combat as well, he can take on a mob, and I believe that unarmed combat in kalaripayattu is more effective than karate or kungfu as it focusses more attention on the vital points of the body, attacking which can be lethal and can kill a man immediately.
Kalaripayattu is now very popular in Kerala and south India due to various superhit films on it, along with documentaries, books, magazines on kalaripayattu warriors and heroes, superb promotional work of the kalaripayattu masters, and also due to international attention.
Due to this, many Hindu youth are now training in kalaripayattu institutions in kerala and south India and studying carefully the martial arts of both armed and unarmed combat . Its popularity is increasing very fast in south India and many are enrolling in these kalaripayattu centres.
Jackie Chan is seen to be sparring with a kalaripayattu warrior, in a famous fight scene, in the film " The Myth. "
Some prominent kalaripayattu institutions have also evolved kalaripayattu with the times , and assimilated the best techniques of taekwondo, kung fu, judo and other styles,and complemented these new knowledge in the kalaripayattu combination techniques.
And this is a good sign, as every style or system should keep on evolving with the times in order to adapt to new circumstances.
It should be understood that Bodhidharma, the Indian monk from south India, who created the world famous Zen buddhism, also created the buddhist martial art Kungfu , according to the scriptures of the Shaolin temple.