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What Raju did during the last one month

Satyam's first family has kept a very low profile ever since Ramalinga Raju dropped his bombshell.

But a member of the Raju family and a former associate spoke exclusively to NDTV on what the last one month has been like for Raju and his family.

Raju's relative: When I met him a week after the Maytas deal was cancelled, his body language was very tense.

• He went incommunicado after Christmas
• Around Christmas he told the family, ''Satyam is gone"
• On January 1, Raju told wife Nandini Raju not to let in any visitors. Told her to say 'Raju is out of station'
• Took one week to write confession letter
• Raju has told family members not to visit him in jail

His relative said, "He wanted to be god to people but got carried away".

Courtesy: NDTV

Ramalinga Raju's followers rally behind him

He may have committed the biggest ever fraud in India's corporate history but for people in his native West Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh and his die-hard supporters, Satyam Computer Services founder Ramalinga Raju is still the hero.

Though the IT magnate is in jail after admitting to a Rs.70 billion (approx $1.5 billion) fraud, he still enjoys the support of his admirers who hail his social service initiatives, especially the 108 ambulance service.

"Some people are only interested in making allegations. They have forgotten all the good work done by Raju garu," said Soma Raju, an employee of the Emergency Medical and Research Institute (EMRI) promoted by the disgraced former chairperson of Satyam.

Rallying behind the son of the soil, people in West Godavari district are planning to hold meetings in every village and town of the district to express their support and sympathy for Raju.

His followers argue that he fudged the company accounts as part of business strategy and not to siphon off the money. They are ready to condone him for the manipulation of funds because of the social services he rendered under the Byrraju Foundation and EMRI.

"People in the remote villages have high respect for him. If anyone falls sick or meets with an accident in the villages there is a 108 ambulance to rush him to the hospital. Earlier, people had to depend on the bullock cart or even carry the sick and injured in their hands," said Ramesh Verma, an agriculturist, who came to this Andhra Pradesh capital all the way from Bhimavaram in West Godavari district to show his support for Raju.

"He made this district and the entire state proud by starting Satyam and building it into a multinational company. What he did was to help the company and its employees and not to benefit his family," said Verma.

Bhimavaram town is set to witness a public rally Jan 23 in support of Raju. A similar rally is planned in Garagaparru, Raju's village, and in the surrounding villages and towns.

People in the villages feel indebted to the Raju family for taking up various philanthropic activities under Byrraju Foundation. Though the family had migrated to Hyderabad in the 1960s, B. Satyanarayana Raju and later his son B. Ramalinga Raju tried to pay back to their village and the district.

The foundation runs a drinking water project for 200 villages, a health centre for the benefit of people in 15 villages and several schools.

Backed by the technical expertise of Satyam, the EMRI through the 108 ambulance saved many lives by shifting the injured in road accidents to hospitals in the shortest possible time.

The state government has allayed apprehensions that it would be closed and said it would ensure that the service continues uninterrupted.

Some of the followers turned up to express their solidarity when Raju was produced before a magistrate on Saturday.

His admirers are now praying for his well-being. A group of five supporters held a 'yagam' at a temple here on Monday to pray for the well-being of Raju and his family.

"We are praying for his health, early release and also for the welfare of employees and stakeholders of Satyam and Maytas," said S. Srinivas Reddy.

'Raju' Stood Like Real 'Raju'

We are not taking the meaning of caste here. We say Satyam Rama Linga Raju stood as real Raju (King), say many in AP. He has given the credit of his success to his employees and others those helped him, but carried every black mark on his shoulders with confession. It is true that he committed fraud. But a human being needs more guts to accept the fraud in public. Raju could do that.

Just look at the past. Ramoji Rao never confessed that he has done a criminal act in the case of Margadarsi issue. Still he is finding ways to escape with minimal loss. Same is the case with Krushi bank Venkateshwara Rao. He too never confessed about his crime.

Chandrababu never confessed that he betrayed his father in law for political gains. He still tries to laud NTR and wishes to justify his acts. Andhra Jyothy Radha Krishna never confessed and said how he owned Andhra Jyothy just being a reporter. He never reveals those property games.

PV Narasimha Rao never confessed about his scams. Ramesh Gelli too was silent after GTB collapse.

No convict dared to open mouth before public like Satyam Rama Lingaraju. Hence, although the doyen of software or the man behind bars, Raju is Raju. Like lion is a lion even it's in forest or zoo.

Hence Ramalinga Raju is getting huge sympathy wave across the state. But still as Raju himself said, he has to live as per the law of land.

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Originally there was only one Veda, and there was no necessity of reading it. People were so intelligent and had such sharp memories thatby once hearing from the lips of the spiritual master they wouldunderstand. They would immediately grasp the whole purport.

But fivethousand years ago Vyäsadeva put the Vedas in writing for the people inthis age, Kali-yuga.

He knew that eventually the people would be shortlived,their memories would be very poor, and their intelligence wouldnot be very sharp.

"Therefore, let me teach this Vedic knowledge in writing." He divided the Vedas into four: Åg, Säma, Atharva and Yajur.
Then he gave the charge of these Vedas to his different disciples. He
then thought of the less intelligent class of men—stré, çüdra and dvija-
bandhu. He considered the woman class and çüdra class (worker class)
and dvija-bandhu. Dvija-bandhu refers to those who are born in a high
family but who are not properly qualified. A man who is born in the
family of a brähmaëa but is not qualified as a brähmaëa is called dvijabandhu.
For these persons he compiled the Mahäbhärata, called the
history of India, and the eighteen Puräëas. These are all part of the
Vedic literature: the Puräëas, the Mahäbhärata, the four Vedas and the
Upaniñads. The Upaniñads are part of the Vedas .Then Vyäsadeva
summarized all Vedic knowledge for scholars and philosophers in what is called the Vedänta-sütra.
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