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rambabu replied to the topic Is there any hope for some changes here .
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
The same thing is being repeated again and again by s few members, hence I request the moderators to lock this thread
And the same members are talking about a change. Spamming has caused this site to stop all revenue sharing programs which is still going on unabated. They think they are doing it in the interest of site but that has only boomeranged on site.
Admin was making half the payment to the members from his own pocket and they thought they were doing wonderful job. No site wants to discourage its members unless things go out of control.
I agree with that..I am sure the admin has his own reasons for cutting down certain payments..However, moderators bonus and article earning will definitely help the site. Revenue share is not mandatory , since that was optional and when the going was good we have received many generous payments here .
I agree. Administrator certainly must be facing problems, due to which, he is forced to cut down the payments. If that is the case, why the Administrator is not coming out and discuss with the Moderators at least ? How long this condition of uncertainty will continue ?
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic First blow to Globalization.
usha manohar wrote:
There are both pros and cons to any issue. Globalization is very easy for US citizens, European Citizens and British citizens since they are welcome everywhere. It is the Indian sub continent and the far East countries that face problems while migrating to other countries.The reasons are mainly because of better opportunities and a better lifestyle. With a the terror elements coming from these parts of the world, it will only get worse unless Islamic terror groups are completely finished , which is not possible since they have been branching out and growing like phoenix over years..
First it was Lashkar-e-toiba, then Mujahideen, then ISIS, Boko Haram, the number of terrorist organisations with different names are growing like mushrooms everywhere in the world. Today I was not at all surprised to see the large number of crowds of men, women children who gathered for the funeral of Burhan Wani, the Hizbul commander. It is this attitude of people of refusal to accept what is right and wrong is helping grow terrorism. And if the Europeans want to reject them, I dn't blame them at all.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
I think he is still aboard, no idea when he is returning>
That should not stop him from accessing the site ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
@ Kalyani, after all that generosity , the way immigrants coming from Middle Eastern regions take advantage of European nations is shocking. They insist on living life the way they want, dirtying the surroundings although they are provided with decent shelters. They also have several illegal immigrants live with them , who have somehow managed to hoodwink the authorities and come into the country and get into all sorts of criminal activities like drugs and spreading terror . The concerned authorities carry out raids every now and then , when they round up these illegal immigrants and either give them proper immigrants status or send them back..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
usha manohar wrote:
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
I think he is still aboard, no idea when he is returning>
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
Of course they should, because immigrants and their interest comes later after taking care of their own citizens interests. When they have to often compromise with safety, I am sure they will rethink their immigration policies ..Here i India we have all sicular parties crying hoarse if you so much as mention Bangla deshi immigration problem because it suits their own interest , they care two hoots about the immigrants unlike Europe where they go all out to take care of the immigrants especially Germany which spends close on 3000 euros on each immigrant per month, I am told ..
Oh my god! Is that how much they spend on immigrants? No wonder their economy suffered so much! Taking care of people is one, but spending so much on a single person, each month, is quite something, isn't it?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Is there any hope for some changes here .
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
The same thing is being repeated again and again by s few members, hence I request the moderators to lock this thread
And the same members are talking about a change. Spamming has caused this site to stop all revenue sharing programs which is still going on unabated. They think they are doing it in the interest of site but that has only boomeranged on site.
Admin was making half the payment to the members from his own pocket and they thought they were doing wonderful job. No site wants to discourage its members unless things go out of control.
I agree with that..I am sure the admin has his own reasons for cutting down certain payments..However, moderators bonus and article earning will definitely help the site. Revenue share is not mandatory , since that was optional and when the going was good we have received many generous payments here .
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
Of course they should, because immigrants and their interest comes later after taking care of their own citizens interests. When they have to often compromise with safety, I am sure they will rethink their immigration policies ..Here i India we have all sicular parties crying hoarse if you so much as mention Bangla deshi immigration problem because it suits their own interest , they care two hoots about the immigrants unlike Europe where they go all out to take care of the immigrants especially Germany which spends close on 3000 euros on each immigrant per month, I am told ..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Should all crime investigations be public?.
It is not just the circumstances, evidences etc. around the case that is revealed to the public when the details are made known publicly, but a sort of public trial is also carried out by the public of the accused. Unless and until proven, an accused or a suspect cannot be called as guilty of committing a crime, but it seen very often that when a trial is conducted by the media publicly, the accused are labeled as being guilty, which is not good for any society and the families of the accused too suffer degradation at the hands of the society. That is why, I am against such revelations in the public.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Different prices of vegetables in different places..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
vijay wrote:
Price of Rs 100 is touched on a day and gets reported. Then customers resist and prices start falling. So press is not reporting wrong. But you seem to be alright with a price of Rs 60 per kg !
No, I am not happy with the price of Rs. 60 per kg but I mentioned it to show the style of reporting.
Tomatoes at my place are now Rs.80 per kilo, that is 20 less than what I was paying for them. Are you all still buying tomatoes at such high prices?
9 years ago
Ever since the Congress government came to power in Karnataka with corrupt Siddaramaiah made CM ruled by an even more corrupt family dynasty, there has been nothing but problems . It has been scams and corrupt practices with absolutely no restraint with the blessings of the top leaders who are themselves under the scanner for many cases of corruption and scams. Karnataka has been in the news for all the wrong reasons, either rape cases, suicide case of an honest IAS officer Ravi or mass suicide of farmers while the MLAs went on two consecutive foreign tours without a care in the world and now this latest suicide case of a very upright police DSP Ganapathy who was well known in Mangalore. Home Minister George has been involved in almost all these cases but he has the blessings of the top leaders and unless there is a civil movement things will not change here.
The new Congress party after the Italian lady and her bumbling son took over has always compromised on national safety since that was never their agenda, which can be seen by the latest videos of Digvijay Singh calling a terrorist a peace loving scholar, is there anything more ludicrous than this ?
http://www.firstpost.com/politics/karnataka-shame-deputy-sps-suicide-is-the-latest-of-several-such-tragedies-2881082.html
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic No place for honest officers in Karnataka under Congress rule .
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Is there any hope for some changes here .
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
The same thing is being repeated again and again by s few members, hence I request the moderators to lock this thread
And the same members are talking about a change. Spamming has caused this site to stop all revenue sharing programs which is still going on unabated. They think they are doing it in the interest of site but that has only boomeranged on site.
Admin was making half the payment to the members from his own pocket and they thought they were doing wonderful job. No site wants to discourage its members unless things go out of control.
I agree with that..I am sure the admin has his own reasons for cutting down certain payments..However, moderators bonus and article earning will definitely help the site. Revenue share is not mandatory , since that was optional and when the going was good we have received many generous payments here .
I agree. Administrator certainly must be facing problems, due to which, he is forced to cut down the payments. If that is the case, why the Administrator is not coming out and discuss with the Moderators at least ? How long this condition of uncertainty will continue ?
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic First blow to Globalization.
usha manohar wrote:
There are both pros and cons to any issue. Globalization is very easy for US citizens, European Citizens and British citizens since they are welcome everywhere. It is the Indian sub continent and the far East countries that face problems while migrating to other countries.The reasons are mainly because of better opportunities and a better lifestyle. With a the terror elements coming from these parts of the world, it will only get worse unless Islamic terror groups are completely finished , which is not possible since they have been branching out and growing like phoenix over years..
First it was Lashkar-e-toiba, then Mujahideen, then ISIS, Boko Haram, the number of terrorist organisations with different names are growing like mushrooms everywhere in the world. Today I was not at all surprised to see the large number of crowds of men, women children who gathered for the funeral of Burhan Wani, the Hizbul commander. It is this attitude of people of refusal to accept what is right and wrong is helping grow terrorism. And if the Europeans want to reject them, I dn't blame them at all.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
I think he is still aboard, no idea when he is returning>
That should not stop him from accessing the site ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
@ Kalyani, after all that generosity , the way immigrants coming from Middle Eastern regions take advantage of European nations is shocking. They insist on living life the way they want, dirtying the surroundings although they are provided with decent shelters. They also have several illegal immigrants live with them , who have somehow managed to hoodwink the authorities and come into the country and get into all sorts of criminal activities like drugs and spreading terror . The concerned authorities carry out raids every now and then , when they round up these illegal immigrants and either give them proper immigrants status or send them back..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
usha manohar wrote:
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
I think he is still aboard, no idea when he is returning>
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
Of course they should, because immigrants and their interest comes later after taking care of their own citizens interests. When they have to often compromise with safety, I am sure they will rethink their immigration policies ..Here i India we have all sicular parties crying hoarse if you so much as mention Bangla deshi immigration problem because it suits their own interest , they care two hoots about the immigrants unlike Europe where they go all out to take care of the immigrants especially Germany which spends close on 3000 euros on each immigrant per month, I am told ..
Oh my god! Is that how much they spend on immigrants? No wonder their economy suffered so much! Taking care of people is one, but spending so much on a single person, each month, is quite something, isn't it?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Is there any hope for some changes here .
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
The same thing is being repeated again and again by s few members, hence I request the moderators to lock this thread
And the same members are talking about a change. Spamming has caused this site to stop all revenue sharing programs which is still going on unabated. They think they are doing it in the interest of site but that has only boomeranged on site.
Admin was making half the payment to the members from his own pocket and they thought they were doing wonderful job. No site wants to discourage its members unless things go out of control.
I agree with that..I am sure the admin has his own reasons for cutting down certain payments..However, moderators bonus and article earning will definitely help the site. Revenue share is not mandatory , since that was optional and when the going was good we have received many generous payments here .
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic I am surprised to see that you cannot see changes in Boddunan.
LOl, of course all the unwanted changes have happened here and now looking for more changes of a different nature ..By the way, not seen Maverick since quite sometime now..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
Of course they should, because immigrants and their interest comes later after taking care of their own citizens interests. When they have to often compromise with safety, I am sure they will rethink their immigration policies ..Here i India we have all sicular parties crying hoarse if you so much as mention Bangla deshi immigration problem because it suits their own interest , they care two hoots about the immigrants unlike Europe where they go all out to take care of the immigrants especially Germany which spends close on 3000 euros on each immigrant per month, I am told ..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Should all crime investigations be public?.
It is not just the circumstances, evidences etc. around the case that is revealed to the public when the details are made known publicly, but a sort of public trial is also carried out by the public of the accused. Unless and until proven, an accused or a suspect cannot be called as guilty of committing a crime, but it seen very often that when a trial is conducted by the media publicly, the accused are labeled as being guilty, which is not good for any society and the families of the accused too suffer degradation at the hands of the society. That is why, I am against such revelations in the public.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I think the British are going for a re-poll in near future. If the things remain the same there will be serious rethinking in Ireland and Scotland too.
True...it will not take much for Ireland to break away from the Kingdom, and Scotland has already started thinking towards its exit from the Kingdom as it seriously wants to remain with the EU.
In fact this move from Britain which they are probably already regretting, has set many other things in motion with other countries doing a rethink on the whole EU issue. I am not sure if that is a positive turn of events or not ! I also feel that the Islamic terrorism and ISIS has also had a major impact on this. Germany and France are facing severe problems after giving assylum to Syrian refugees . Some of those with terror links have started their operations from there and may further go into more dangerous activities once they consolidate their position within the country and yo can never say who is a terrorist and who is not.
Yes I think it is fear of terrorism and the insurgence of ISIS associates under the guise of Syrian refugees that have infiltrated Germany and France in large numbers is what may have spurred the decision of withdrawing from the EU. London bombings in 2005 and subsequent acts of terrorism now and then, the recent acts of terrorism in Brussels, followed by Istanbul etc. it is very much evident that London is a very sensitive city as far as such incidents are concerned. So I think they wan to close their doors tightly before the immigrants turn their way towards UK as soon as possible> Angela Merkel must already be regretting her chivalry and generosity she showed to the Syrians!
But I have a feeling they are already regretting the move because almost al the parlimenterians were apparently against the move and so o nearly half of the population then , which has increased now because many who voted for are doing a rethink ! If they and the EU tighten their immigration laws things may not be so bad.In fact, being with the EU, Switzerland has still managed to maintain its identity and is extremely strict with its immigration laws , also has been trouble free so far !
Yes, I read that in the news, especially the young ones do not want the breakup to happen. The trouble with UK is that they rested on their past laurels for too long and let things get out of their hands. Proportionately, the number or productive immigrant workers far exceeds their own British workers and they let it happen due to their own laidback attitude. But the Switzerland managed to keep the reigns of all jobs in their own hands by working hard. That is teh difference between the two countries. But I think, sooner or later, we might see the immigration laws tighten everywhere in EU.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic UK Votes for Brexit in a shocking development ....
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Different prices of vegetables in different places..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
vijay wrote:
Price of Rs 100 is touched on a day and gets reported. Then customers resist and prices start falling. So press is not reporting wrong. But you seem to be alright with a price of Rs 60 per kg !
No, I am not happy with the price of Rs. 60 per kg but I mentioned it to show the style of reporting.
Tomatoes at my place are now Rs.80 per kilo, that is 20 less than what I was paying for them. Are you all still buying tomatoes at such high prices?
9 years ago
Ever since the Congress government came to power in Karnataka with corrupt Siddaramaiah made CM ruled by an even more corrupt family dynasty, there has been nothing but problems . It has been scams and corrupt practices with absolutely no restraint with the blessings of the top leaders who are themselves under the scanner for many cases of corruption and scams. Karnataka has been in the news for all the wrong reasons, either rape cases, suicide case of an honest IAS officer Ravi or mass suicide of farmers while the MLAs went on two consecutive foreign tours without a care in the world and now this latest suicide case of a very upright police DSP Ganapathy who was well known in Mangalore. Home Minister George has been involved in almost all these cases but he has the blessings of the top leaders and unless there is a civil movement things will not change here.
The new Congress party after the Italian lady and her bumbling son took over has always compromised on national safety since that was never their agenda, which can be seen by the latest videos of Digvijay Singh calling a terrorist a peace loving scholar, is there anything more ludicrous than this ?
http://www.firstpost.com/politics/karnataka-shame-deputy-sps-suicide-is-the-latest-of-several-such-tragedies-2881082.html
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic No place for honest officers in Karnataka under Congress rule .
9 years ago