Also shows you have no work at this time. So according to print Ravindra Jadej is pomoting castesism. I may point out to the people we have already reached the time in India where people are openly attacked for based on their religion and doing almost anything which has nothing to do with others.
He is proud of his ancestors who did the most to protect the country from total annihilation by the islamic barbarians. Only a sick mind like yours will see a caste in it. As for his accomplishments, he plays for India at the highest level, which takes real talent. What about you, a half wit who parrots lefty drivel and sucks up to your lefty friends to get a gig at The Print to write juvenile tripe?
You, madam, are nothing. Hi, I m not purposely writing my full name is coz mera bhi cast nikal dega writer. Please grow up and report on more important things. Its his personal choice to swirl bat and he has been doing for maybe past 2 to 3 years no one has taken offence coz he swirl bat in indian dressing room. You may have written celebration of a Imran Tahir. We can feel ur pain liberandu.. But you know what!!! Just stop this nonsense.. Jai Hind.. Jai ShreeRam. Every one should be free to celebrate whatever their identity is.
Celebrating your identity does not mean you are diminishing others identity. I have many Sikh friends ho proudly proclaim their Sardar identity at any opportunity and no one ever feels offended. Every year the Irish on St. Patricks Day wherever they are go over the top celebrating their Irishness and everyone parties along.
What a shit article man. Please try and be productive instead of being stupid and communal. Casteism will never end. He is not being casteist just displaying pride in his cultural heritage…caste is only a small part of this…we all share our blood gentic and Indic heritage, all Indians!
Your ancestors deserted this cultural heritage and adopted an alien faith… which plays lip service to equality and peace…but is actually monomaniacal and supremacist, claiming an onus on the only God and only way… Try learn more about Indic civilization instead of smearing your blood brothers and sisters. Talks the person who just on the basis of color of shorts judge people.
The casteism is alive because in your small mind you are the prisoners of past. He never said anything derogatory to any caste. Everyone is talking about the caste in someway or the other. What happened if jadeja did the same. This culture will stop only if caste is eliminated from every where and we just see people of India otherwise it will keep on going.
I can only request Jyoti to pay heed to my advice to her — of referring every article she writes to Shekhar and publish it only when he says so without any hesitation and not under the duress of being a nice democratic guy. Why she is suddenly picking on Jedeja out of nowhere is not clear and why is she reaching such outlandish conclusions? Jyoti should quarantine herself from writing any article for a few weeks. Once economy restarts, she will have many stories to write against Modi, Sitharaman etc.
Keep your powder dry for that time post 3rd May! Your last name offends me please stop being YADAV ka chorre yourself first then show the rest of the world your hypocritical view on how people should celebrate their half century or century while playing for India. I think you have difficulty in concentrating what they are doing , maybe we need to put you in a concentration camp or something so that you can focus better. Why does Jadeja wielding a Sword and taking pride on his Rajput Background trouble you so much that you have to write a full article on him filled with apparent personal grievances, personal attacks, non sensical accusations and outrageous comparisons.
And please elaborate how him calling himself a Rajput can be offensive to anyone but frustrated Leftists and communists with little or no achievement. Then, according to you wearing hijab by women contenders in international tournament should also be banned. The topic was a serious one. It remains in the air. Ok you right. You are either wasting time or maybe gaining some popularity. I belongs to tribal community. You should cover that things. Instead of covering the tweets of some famous people to gain popularity.
You should cover many major issues like why lower cast people are denied of their basic needs. Why their is no facilities for our people like education, clean drinking water, electricity, roads , food, etc.
Why we are prohibited from some major temples and institutions and many more. The author of this has named a caste name at the end of her name and wrote all this shit… Hippocratic enough???
He is proud of what he is. He did not speak against any other castes or showed anyone in poor light. This article and some tweets has blown this out of proportion. If you go by this logic , even putting your name would be a subject of criticism depending on your name that may indicate your religion or caste. So please stop this. This is going to further divide the community. So do we want an equitable society without any identity of a society?
To me the whole point of equitable society is that no crimes are done against anyone and everyone has equal rights and is respected by all. Its just Self boosting and it envokes pride, confidence and courage. I wonder if these opnion writers can ever be impartial or objective. Even if they are not, I would still consider it a valuable read sometimes. But when the contempt of the author for her subject comes through, it just feels like a hit piece then there is no place for any valuable dialogue.
But, a lot of you reading this article may not know about the author, Jyoti Yadav, who is a serial liar, and it seems to be a biased journalist. I have read another article which she had written which was purely fictional and concocted. I read ThePrint because of Neelam Pandey and a few other journalists whom I do prefer reading their articles. No Offence. If a journalist can give their own view, then I as a reader, I too put forth my own view.
The writer is a stupid hater nothing else. He is rajput and me too… And No one have right to ask us what we r doing.. Either it should be no reservation orr we should have these rights…. So far he has failed to finish even a single run chase. Comes at 7 in ODIs and t20s scores just above run a ball for his country and calls himself a rajput after taking a catch and bowling safe for 10 overs trying not to get hit over the fence. All hail to pseudorajputs……. When pakistani players offer namaz after winning a match on the ground itself and say inshallah boys played well… And why do you chop of your moustache and keep only beard???
Why do you want to reveal your identity?? There is nothing wrong with Jadeja doing sword fight with his bat. It is nothing different from any celebration that other cricketers do. It is a skill that is native to Indian culture and he is displaying his skills.
But identifying himself by a caste is wrong. We cannot attribute a skill to caste. Infact your article is wrong in associating sword fight with caste as if other than Rajputs none know to swing a sword.
This is what the view of Ambedkar saheb. You people want to create unnecessary controversy. No level at all. American presidents go regularly for outing. Change your attitude and develop your mind first. This is the problem of our nation we are too proud of our culture and so called exalted heritage and heroes but more than that the burning issue that should haunt us should be development and poverty alleviation you go to Kerala no one boasts about culture and invokes the names of past Kings and heroes there is just a working culture and a mission to ensure good health and poverty alleviation even in this covid season.
Jb mahabharata ke baad shree krishna ke sbhi vansaj aur shree krishna ki durbhagyapurna dehant ho gya tha, toh ahir shree krishna ke vansaj kaise hue? We should focus on hashtag and things written on shoes as writer mentioned. Wring Jadeja is not offensive on shoes or hashtag but community name can be. Or even joginder Sharma.
He is not even 2 meter close to Status of dhoni or javagal srinath. A common boy got good financial status and now making influence in his local community and may be eying on political future.
But as long as he is representing Indian team he should not try to individualize. As there is too much competition for even him to be in playing eleven. He is not a match winner and how we can expect him to win wars for india in battlefield with his primitive armaments and horses. He may betray us in war to be on winning side. Moreover he is a village guy,he even married a girl from his relatives and not from anywhere else from india to make india United regardless of regions or dialects or cuisines.
Or he is not able to mix with other people that is upbringing. Sad part is this entire article was written on a simple hashtag. And god knows how many comments followed after that. And so does everybody else should be.
Regardless where you come from. Different players have different ways of celebrating their victories and off-couse you cannot draw a conclusion out of it. In dressing room players do share many funny jokes so is Jadega.
Be mature my friend. If you start drawing conclusions this way what have you say about West Indies players, Australian players, South African players specially Andre Nel and off-couse Sree Shant.
Human beings are not Robot that they are going to act the same way in similar situations. Hope it make sense. Dont drag a fun loving cricketer into thos nonsense. Sword fencing is his hobby.. Wrong things are within your head, so you think that way.
What an ugly article. Actually trying to create a controversy out of nowhere just to get some publicity. Why not u write an article on Sheldon Cottrell of WI for his salute celebration?
By d way Rajpoot is not casteism, they are known as warriors, anyone who fights war is a warrior, is a Rajpoot. By swirling swords Jadeja just lets everyone know that he is a warrior.
Jadeja making his country proud and u just want to defame him by writing filthy things. Who are you my dear? What have u done for the country? Your Talibani thoughts are false. Well, We all know that The print is from left media and they never feel good about Rights. Are you mad? If a person has any talent then he can definitely show it. Every player has his style. Virat Kohli shows his aggressive nature on field after a great knock, similarly sir Jadeja shows his skill and his hobby too, on or off the field.
But people like you, who cannot digest it, are discriminating and finding casteism out of this art. Just stop your nuisance. Actually these self proclaimed secular live on another planet ,they think that they are the only people who are full of knowledge. They criticise every one but they themselves do all these non sense things.
They drink alcohol talk about liquor ban, they eat leg piece chicken but join PETA and compaign to protect animals, they live in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai in a air conditioning building and talk about plight of tribals of Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.
Actually now people know who they are. If Jadeja is wrong for expressing his Caste association then it is also wrong in case of all Dalits of our country who is taking pride in Dr. Nothing wrong. The man has a skill in yielding a sword and he is showing off. You the author have skills in writing and you are showing off. Same thing. There is nothing offensive, what so ever, in being proud of ones clan, tribe, community, region and nation, as long as you dont denigrate others.
Rajputs have had a history of chivalry and bravery, which shall find no parallels. If he will stop waving his bat as sword then there will not be appearance of caste on school tc and every people of society would be getting reservation on the basis of economical backward classes as a sake of humanity? Print, how low will you sink is the question — How low is too low? Would you write something about people saying proud muslims?!
Just another stupid news channel. Even there are many processions on road on Ambedkar Jayanti, coz Ambedkar is pride for them! So there is nothing harm in it. So chill. But NO. They can be anything but jernos. Next time Irfan Pathan brings his wife outside in veil.
Ask him to be more cricketer and less muslim. I respect that person though. Can we ask the same for Sikhs to stop wearing Kripan. Or A Muslim to stop wearing his white topi…? This liberalism now has to stop.
If you respect the constitution, then Ravindra Jadeja tweeting that he is a son of Rajput is nothing offensive and constitution has given freedom of speech to everyone in the country. If you are a real secular,then you should question the government that why they ask to mention the religion in birth certificate and to write competitive exams,why they ask caste and religion to students.
Find better content. Some people are lacking in what to report. He is flaunting coz he is a rajput.. This is the way how you earn. Bt try to post some legit stuff.. The article writer is self having a castist mindset. She appears to have a very shallow knowledge of our society and culture. Why she is writing yadav with her name.
To get benifis show and declare yourself as dalit and obc but to take pride in being a Rajpoot or bramhin is crime what kind of these people are. Ravindra Jadeja did nothing to offend any community. But you disrespected entire Rajput community with this article.
Linking Jadejas video with Ambedkar Jayanti and then exaggerating so long on caste……suggest writer should find some interesting topics and not waste time like this……. If you want India to be a caste-less society then you, Govt. Third, advocate a Universal Civil Code in India where there is no difference law for any religion or any caste in India.
Fourth, ban all religious teachings and spiritual teachings be it Muslim teachings in Madrasas, Mosques, Sikh teachings in Gurudwaras, Hindu teachings in Temples, Shrines, Gurukuls, Christian teachings through different Religious organizations etc. Fifth, ban historical texts to be taught in India because when kids or anyone reads Indian mythology, they find Kshatriyas as the most powerful social group and when they read medieval history, they find Rajputs and Marathas as the most powerful social groups.
So, history is filled with heroic sagas of sacrifices of those Rajput and Maratha Heroes, which is not easy to ignore. So, its better to ban historical teachings. Moreover, if you, along with Indian Govt. I think, there is no other remedy of your problem to cope up with the Indian social system.
Or else, there is an escape route many other Indians like you are taking which is to fly abroad and settle there permanently because neither they can change the Indian society and nor they can learn to live or adjust with this society. In a different century, another Jadeja from Jamnagar is a regular with Saurashtra, Rajasthan Royals, Chennai Super Kings and India; teams that can match up, both in terms of skills and stature, to the ones Ranji represented. Cricket has shrunk the great divide.
Defying lineage, Jadeja has shaved off a few degrees of separation with the first family. By virtue of his long, arduous journey from a rundown government house to an upmarket flat at present and a sprawling under-construction bungalow in the future, Jadeja has geographically moved closer to the palace and socially to the royal tree.
He also has the aura of the Jadejas, the ones from the palace. Bapu, jai mataji. Jadeja has arrived. It is this back story that makes one understand Jadeja and the changes on a plot of land, about 25 km from Jamnagar. Three years ago, an eight-acre plot got a new owner and a fence. A sprawling modern bungalow followed, with bright-red RJ monograms, in roughly 1, points, painted on the sparkling white compound walls. Next to it a swimming pool was dug.
All this needed upkeep and security. So a landless farmhands family of six was invited to occupy a comfortable corner in the compound. And then a couple of horses trotted in. The spindly Doberman, Rocky, had company and an experienced equine expert, the owners country cousin, had a hour job. A young man, who had a deprived childhood, had his Neverland.
Jadeja is keen on a farmhouse interview and arrives in his A4 Audi, a luxury car worth a few lakhs over half-a-crore. The cars boot has a different monogram from the one on the wall. Jadeja steps out with lips pursed to help his left hand twirl the right wing of that famous moustache.
The right hand, meanwhile, acknowledges the Jai matajis from the small group of eager retainers. Rocky comes running but it is obvious that he isnt the blue-eyed pet at the farm. That status is reserved for Ganga and Kesar. Jadejas doting elder sister, Naina, says his brother has brought home rabbits, pigeons, fish and dogs in the last few years. But these days, he is hooked to horses. Ganga and Kesar to be specific. As he lovingly pats the dark-skinned Gangas forehead, you ask: Did you have pets as a child With a smile he replies, Apne khane ka thikana nahi tha, in logon ko kahan palta We didnt know where our meals were coming from, how would I have kept pets He changes track quickly, points to a lone white dove flying across the field in the distant horizon.
Thats where my land ends. Cotton is being grown on the last bed. The one close to us has groundnuts with mango and guava trees standing over them. And between the two, we grow the feed for the horses, he says, before he slips back to talking about the past.
There were times when I had to manage the entire day with just Rs 10 in my pocket. When playing matches away from home, where you even had to buy water, it used to get tough, he says. Defiantly, he adds: I can still survive on a bare minimum. I am not fussy about what I eat or wear. To stress the point, the DKNY shades move from the eyes to his hands. Cricket has given me a lot. If I earn enough, why shouldnt I spend Very early in life, Jadeja realised cricket was a wise investment and would get him things he yearned for.
Jadeja has two horses, named Ganga and Kesar. Those horses are stationed at his farmhouse near Jamnagar. Jadeja owns a restaurant in Rajkot called Jaddu s Food Field. Jadeja feels that the No 12 is lucky for him. He not only wears the jersey No 12, but he also made sure that his restaurant was inaugurated on December 12, He said he feels it is lucky as he was born in December and was also selected for the Indian Test side the same month in the year Despite Jadeja s fame and stardom, his sister Naina continues to work as a nurse.
In a chat with Indian Express, she stated that Jadeja has asked her to quit a few times, but she continues to go to work. Also, she does not travel in luxury and prefers public transport. Naina has been like a second mother to him and has devoted her life to his well being after their mother s passing. In April this year, Jadeja got married to Riva Solanki, an engineering graduate hailing from the Junaghad district of Gujarat, in a grand ceremony.
No matter the ridicule, Ravindra Jadeja went on to shine in the gentleman's game. He was a member of the under World Cup team, where his two important wickets helped India to win the final. Jadeja made his one-day international debut against Sri Lanka the next year, as also his T20I debut. India lost that one game but went on to win the 5-match series In the third of this series, his four wicket haul got him the man of the match award.
It was in a one-day game against England in the Nat West series that Ravindra Jadeja really showed his full mettle. He took his batting position on the crease when 5 batsmen were already back in the dressing room at the end of 19 overs and just 58 runs were on the board.
At the other end of the crease was his captain, Dhoni. He also used his left arm bowling tactics to good use and bagged 2 wickets. No wonder, then, that he bagged the player of the match award despite India losing the game the Duckworth-Lewis rule had come into play due to rain!
Jadeja's test debut on the national team was in against England, when he took 3 wickets England went on to win the 4-match series These are just barely a few great moments in Jadeja's career. There are the numerous T20 and IPL games which Jadeja has featured in, some good, some bad, but mainly leaving a good overall impression.
It is difficult to squash all his achievements in this one page! When was the first time Ravindra Jadeja called Sir? It all started during the India vs England first test at Chennai.
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