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Outcome of thought process on auction in Newyork.

Hi friends,

Since I am slow as of now in Publishing reports thought of sharing a small thought with everyone today. I respect Vijay mallya a lot.even though i haven't tasted a peg of whiskey till date I still feel one should learn the lifestyle from the liquor baron.

I respect that Gandhijis legacy antiques were bought back by Vijay mallya.But then my thought outcome says,Mallya made money in liquor and its surprising that October 2nd is celebrated in India as Dry Day. Long hail Indian politicians who can spend Billions for a nuke deal and can spend a petty million for our Father of the nation personal belongings. I dont know how Bapu would had reacted to purchases made from liquor earnings. Anyways all's well that ends well.Do post your comment on my views on the topic.

Regards,

Vinayak

Fri, Mar 6 06:28 AM

Items that belonged to revered Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi
were sold at auction for $1.8 million on Thursday to an Indian tycoon who
plans to donate them to his country.

The seller had tried at the last minute to withdraw the items -- Gandhi's
trademark wire-rimmed glasses, worn leather sandals, a pocket watch and a
metal bowl and plate -- after the planned sale caused uproar in India.

But the auction in New York went ahead despite protests by the Indian
government.

The items were sold by Antiquorum Auctioneers to Vijay Mallya, chairman of
UB Group, said Tony Bedi, who bid for Mallya.

Mallya, who as head of UB Group runs Kingfisher Airlines and United
Breweries that owns Kingfisher beer, will donate them to India for public
display, Bedi said.

"I am sure all Indians will be pleased that these Gandhi items will be
coming home," Bedi told reporters.

California-based collector James Otis, the seller, said earlier on Thursday
that the items had been withdrawn. A lawyer for the peace activist said the
sale was illegal.

"I never intended for my actions to cause such controversy," Otis told
reporters before the sale. "I pray the outcome is positive and one that
Gandhi would approve of."

He said he would have donated the items to India if the government had
agreed to increase spending on the poor.

NATIONAL HERITAGE

The auction was sharply criticized in India. Many view the items as part of
the national heritage and want them placed in a museum.

Some Indians said the sale went against the philosophy of a man who shunned
material possessions and led an ascetic life.

"The issue here was not to put Mahatma Gandhi's legacy on the auction
block," Ravi Batra, a lawyer for Otis, told reporters.

The Indian government announced earlier on Thursday that it planned to bid
for the items, which had been expected to fetch $300,000.

It had previously held talks with the auctioneers to stop the sale,
government officials said.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, better known as Mahatma Gandhi, pioneered the
philosophy of nonviolent resistance and was a major figure in the struggle
for Indian independence. He was assassinated in 1948 in New Delhi by a Hindu
radical.

The Zenith pocket watch was given to Gandhi by Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi,
who was not related to Mahatma Gandhi, was the daughter of India's first
prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and was herself an Indian prime minister.
She was assassinated in 1984.

Mahatma Gandhi used the plate and bowl for his last meal.