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rambabu replied to the topic Should Yoga be imposed?.
Those who link Yoga with Hinduism is Unaware of the fact that presently, Yoga is being highly favored by innumerable number of Christians, Muslims and almost all the religions of the World. I fail to understand, why a therapeutic method is being linked with a religion. Sounds ridiculous.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Inside Story of Nehru, Gandhi and Patel.
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There are some contradictory accounts about both the personalities which is possible because it depends on peoples perception of these people and at times may nt be entirely factual. However, both were equally capable of leading the nation
You are right both are capable person but situation which India was facing at the time of Independence, Patel may be proved better than Nehru.
I too agree with that because Patel apparently had a single minded determination which would have helped India greatly during those formative years which sort of paved the way for future turn of events.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why all this hype about one ageing Superstar?.
Fan Clubs and idolizing movie Stars is a very common feature in the Southern part of this Country. In Kerala, to my knowledge, there are no Fan Clubs. In AP it's more but not as much as Tamil Nadu. I don't know the condition in Karnataka. It's a well known fact that most of these fan Clubs are patronized and financed by the Actors them selves.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic How can we really get over major calamities?.
I had experienced HUdHud,2 years ago. I'm alive.There are no established procedures or ways for Facing the natural calamities. One should be alert and move to a safer places.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Government schools result outshine private school in Delhi..
Quite interesting. Increase in pass percentage in Government Schools and a decrease in Pass percentage in Private schools are good for a change. Will this trend trend continue or not has to be seen.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
A friend if mine, who has just returned from Tirupati, was narrating a spine chilling incident seen by him in the Tirupati Ghat Road. The ghat Road is quite narrow and big boulders will be touching you if the passenger do not close the windows of the Bus. A person who was sitting by his wife's side just opened the door suddenly and smashed his wife's head against a protruding boulder. Seeing this, the conductor stopped the Bus. But that person escaped in to the thick woods, knocking the conductor. Later on, the news channels reported that this heinous act was committed for the woman's property.
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
This is pathetic. Actually, such an act is unimaginative for the people who are not evil minded but for evil minds it's quite natural. Life is miserable now with such people around us. No one knows when one may become a victim of such evil trap.
True Shampa, such acts are done by people who truly have evil and twisted minds! What is worrisome is that the numbers of such people are increasing!
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
9 years ago
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
Please do not underrate moderators on this site but there are certain other reasons. However, I have certain other points in my mind which I guess you somehow managed to read on editorial forum. I am not sure how you managed to access that one though. Another glitch on the part of site I guess but I was astounded reading your post on that thread.
I too am not sure how I was able to post, probably the glitch that enabled me to do so...The posts are seen on notifications and I clicked n one of them..
What post????
9 years ago
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I am still active on one such site that pays you for 10 forum posts a day but you are free to write as many as you like. They are very strict but pay you as soon as you reach your payment threshold ($5).
It would be great to have the same rule here, so that all members earn equally for their efforts and those interested in " sharing knowledge " regardless of whether they get points or not can go on posting to their hearts content !
i think this site has the best facility and i think there is no such necessity which we should change
True...we don't really need to change rules but need to change the way we deal with those who break rules and ignore advise/warnings!
9 years ago
vijay wrote:
It seems to be effective as they have not yet come to bat.
Their batting season starts late during the weekends so they are not seen now!
9 years ago
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
It is quite funny to see those very members who indulge in all the aforementioned, objectionable activities should be the one urging moderators to take action against such things. I feel that no matter what kind of rules and regulations or point systems are brought in place, it still remains that each individual should have the basic responsibility and moral sense to use those systems wisely which will benefit all concerned but still t does not happen.
@babu saroj and Vaishnavi, it is high time you get your acts straight or you might not be able to earn a single point next week. I hope you read at least Sunil's post properly.
Member/s love to sermonize others while they shamelessly do Everything possible to grab points. Reading articles and getting points is a one time gain but posting randomly the same thing on different ways is certainly that needs to be looked into. But I understand the limitations of the admin there, which is what makes the members manipulate and the advantage of..
Yes Usha that is the bane of this community and sadder is the fact that there are senior members who do that. But hopefully we can take care of it soon.
9 years ago
It is quite funny to see those very members who indulge in all the aforementioned, objectionable activities should be the one urging moderators to take action against such things. I feel that no matter what kind of rules and regulations or point systems are brought in place, it still remains that each individual should have the basic responsibility and moral sense to use those systems wisely which will benefit all concerned but still t does not happen.
@babu saroj and Vaishnavi, it is high time you get your acts straight or you might not be able to earn a single point next week. I hope you read at least Sunil's post properly.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
This is pathetic. Actually, such an act is unimaginative for the people who are not evil minded but for evil minds it's quite natural. Life is miserable now with such people around us. No one knows when one may become a victim of such evil trap.
True Shampa, such acts are done by people who truly have evil and twisted minds! What is worrisome is that the numbers of such people are increasing!
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Can development happen at the cost of rich agriculture?.
Development at the cost of agriculture is a short term development and will only prove disastrous in the long run. Already when the population is exploding at an alarming rate leading to unemployment and food shortage, the solution to these problems can only be found in sustainable agriculture methods, which unfortunately does not bring quick money and hence, is being thrown aside carelessly.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Why all this hype about one ageing Superstar?.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Should Yoga be imposed?.
Those who link Yoga with Hinduism is Unaware of the fact that presently, Yoga is being highly favored by innumerable number of Christians, Muslims and almost all the religions of the World. I fail to understand, why a therapeutic method is being linked with a religion. Sounds ridiculous.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Inside Story of Nehru, Gandhi and Patel.
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
There are some contradictory accounts about both the personalities which is possible because it depends on peoples perception of these people and at times may nt be entirely factual. However, both were equally capable of leading the nation
You are right both are capable person but situation which India was facing at the time of Independence, Patel may be proved better than Nehru.
I too agree with that because Patel apparently had a single minded determination which would have helped India greatly during those formative years which sort of paved the way for future turn of events.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why all this hype about one ageing Superstar?.
Fan Clubs and idolizing movie Stars is a very common feature in the Southern part of this Country. In Kerala, to my knowledge, there are no Fan Clubs. In AP it's more but not as much as Tamil Nadu. I don't know the condition in Karnataka. It's a well known fact that most of these fan Clubs are patronized and financed by the Actors them selves.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic How can we really get over major calamities?.
I had experienced HUdHud,2 years ago. I'm alive.There are no established procedures or ways for Facing the natural calamities. One should be alert and move to a safer places.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Government schools result outshine private school in Delhi..
Quite interesting. Increase in pass percentage in Government Schools and a decrease in Pass percentage in Private schools are good for a change. Will this trend trend continue or not has to be seen.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
A friend if mine, who has just returned from Tirupati, was narrating a spine chilling incident seen by him in the Tirupati Ghat Road. The ghat Road is quite narrow and big boulders will be touching you if the passenger do not close the windows of the Bus. A person who was sitting by his wife's side just opened the door suddenly and smashed his wife's head against a protruding boulder. Seeing this, the conductor stopped the Bus. But that person escaped in to the thick woods, knocking the conductor. Later on, the news channels reported that this heinous act was committed for the woman's property.
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
This is pathetic. Actually, such an act is unimaginative for the people who are not evil minded but for evil minds it's quite natural. Life is miserable now with such people around us. No one knows when one may become a victim of such evil trap.
True Shampa, such acts are done by people who truly have evil and twisted minds! What is worrisome is that the numbers of such people are increasing!
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
9 years ago
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
Please do not underrate moderators on this site but there are certain other reasons. However, I have certain other points in my mind which I guess you somehow managed to read on editorial forum. I am not sure how you managed to access that one though. Another glitch on the part of site I guess but I was astounded reading your post on that thread.
I too am not sure how I was able to post, probably the glitch that enabled me to do so...The posts are seen on notifications and I clicked n one of them..
What post????
9 years ago
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I am still active on one such site that pays you for 10 forum posts a day but you are free to write as many as you like. They are very strict but pay you as soon as you reach your payment threshold ($5).
It would be great to have the same rule here, so that all members earn equally for their efforts and those interested in " sharing knowledge " regardless of whether they get points or not can go on posting to their hearts content !
i think this site has the best facility and i think there is no such necessity which we should change
True...we don't really need to change rules but need to change the way we deal with those who break rules and ignore advise/warnings!
9 years ago
vijay wrote:
It seems to be effective as they have not yet come to bat.
Their batting season starts late during the weekends so they are not seen now!
9 years ago
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
It is quite funny to see those very members who indulge in all the aforementioned, objectionable activities should be the one urging moderators to take action against such things. I feel that no matter what kind of rules and regulations or point systems are brought in place, it still remains that each individual should have the basic responsibility and moral sense to use those systems wisely which will benefit all concerned but still t does not happen.
@babu saroj and Vaishnavi, it is high time you get your acts straight or you might not be able to earn a single point next week. I hope you read at least Sunil's post properly.
Member/s love to sermonize others while they shamelessly do Everything possible to grab points. Reading articles and getting points is a one time gain but posting randomly the same thing on different ways is certainly that needs to be looked into. But I understand the limitations of the admin there, which is what makes the members manipulate and the advantage of..
Yes Usha that is the bane of this community and sadder is the fact that there are senior members who do that. But hopefully we can take care of it soon.
9 years ago
It is quite funny to see those very members who indulge in all the aforementioned, objectionable activities should be the one urging moderators to take action against such things. I feel that no matter what kind of rules and regulations or point systems are brought in place, it still remains that each individual should have the basic responsibility and moral sense to use those systems wisely which will benefit all concerned but still t does not happen.
@babu saroj and Vaishnavi, it is high time you get your acts straight or you might not be able to earn a single point next week. I hope you read at least Sunil's post properly.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Money and greed for more money is the cause of degradation for many. Murdering unknown people for money is bad enough but killing own parents or children is an evil that is on rise. A horrific incident that happened in Pune two days ago in which a young lady who was pregnant was befriended by a couple of women on the pretext of helping her claiming they were Anganwadi sevikas. These ladies gained her trust and when she finally delivered the baby, they told her they would help her get some kind of government compensation and also polio and other vaccines for the baby. They took her along with her baby to one these women's home, killed her and kidnapped the baby which was just 25 days old.They were trying to sell the baby when they were finally arrested! I totally lost my appetite and my sleep since then!
This is pathetic. Actually, such an act is unimaginative for the people who are not evil minded but for evil minds it's quite natural. Life is miserable now with such people around us. No one knows when one may become a victim of such evil trap.
True Shampa, such acts are done by people who truly have evil and twisted minds! What is worrisome is that the numbers of such people are increasing!
9 years ago
suni51 said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Can development happen at the cost of rich agriculture?.
Development at the cost of agriculture is a short term development and will only prove disastrous in the long run. Already when the population is exploding at an alarming rate leading to unemployment and food shortage, the solution to these problems can only be found in sustainable agriculture methods, which unfortunately does not bring quick money and hence, is being thrown aside carelessly.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Why all this hype about one ageing Superstar?.
9 years ago