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rambabu replied to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
MG Singh wrote:
The danger from the minority mindset is very real. 1000 years back the complacency of the Hindus resulted in they being made slaves for 900 years. This time, people who talk of secularism want to lull the Hindus into a sense of complacency. The danger of a division 50/100 years hence is real and all nationalists must join hands to see that this does not happen. Incidentally, it was a Hindu Jaichand who betrayed Prithviraj and it is the Hindus talking of secularism with a pro-minority bias.
A pertinent point. The very intention of the pseodo secularists is to send the Hindus in to a state of complacency is crystal clear. You supported your views by giving historical facts. But, now Hindus who constitute majority in Hindusthan, will not believe the sermons and preachings of these pseudo secularists who created Vote banks to stay in power for two decades and ruined this country. The present Government, under no circumstances will not allow further to happen any division of this country.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
True Usha...it is very irritating when our host insists that we eat loads and loads of food and not let us decide how much and what we want to eat. One of husband's cousins has a wife who does that and I have noticed that she force piles food which no one particularly wants. I have now started declining her invitations politely! LOL.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
There is no end to the list because there are dozens of such peculiarly Indian habits that are unpleasant and annoying by any standards..I find it highly annoying when hosts fill my plate with food and force me to eat regardless of whether I like it not , instead of letting me serve myself or if they prefer to do the honors , at least let me have a say at how much food I want on my plate. The excuse is we wont be happy unless you have eaten WELL.. This is just one of the peculiarly Indian habit that is annoying !
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
The danger from the minority mindset is very real. 1000 years back the complacency of the Hindus resulted in they being made slaves for 900 years. This time, people who talk of secularism want to lull the Hindus into a sense of complacency. The danger of a division 50/100 years hence is real and all nationalists must join hands to see that this does not happen. Incidentally, it was a Hindu Jaichand who betrayed Prithviraj and it is the Hindus talking of secularism with a pro-minority bias.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why some people are much fond of Cricket especially Boys?.
vijay wrote:
anil wrote:
vijay wrote:
When you like a gamebit does not matter whether India is playing or not, it is the game one enjoys.
No at least it is not possible for me, did you read that there are very less viewers at eden garden when England and WI played final match.
It is not right. Eden garden was houseful as usual. People like to see good games.
Of course, during the WI- England clash, Eden Gardens stadium was jam packed. Though India could not reach the finals, for a cricket lover, it hardly makes any difference.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Burning calories routinely .
I always make it a point to do my own work.. This habit, I follow wherever I go. A few years ago when I visited my daughter in Bengaluru, as usual I started spreading my bed. Seeing this, my daughter came running and stopped me, saying, "Nanna,why you are taking trouble. Am I not here ?" I averted her. The same thing happened at the Breakfast time when I was taking my plate after breakfast to the kitchen sink. This time my daughter did not stop me. I believe firmly doing one's own works will give me a sense of satisfaction that I'm not depending on others.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
People Talking at the top of their voice as if addressing a mammoth gathering in the library is one of the habits that annoys me.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
Bajirao wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
In today's scenario one cannot function without multi tasking because you have to take care of so many things - home, work,other work , personal work..I automatically think and plan on doing at least 3 jobs at the same time in the morning , like running he washing machine, making tea and cutting vegetables or fruits as the need may be, or washing utensils ! I am sure most working women would do this because you are perpetually in a hurry !
Agree... Women are more involved into multitasking... It is a necessity in today's life.. Everyone is in hurry starting from the morning.. We need to do many task at a time or else would not be able to complete the work on time.. Now a days even companies are looking for multitasker ad they believe such people would be beneficial for the growth of the company..
Multi tasking is good in these days of fast paced life. But, it has its own drawbacks. Even though my wife is not a working woman, she too does multi tasking in Kitchen. Her intention is to save more time for her Pujas. In this process, she has become victim of quite a few accidents. Some times, hot oil splash out and spurt over her hands. The point I want to drive home is, while multi tasking, one should exercise utmost care.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic How clean can a city be, really?.
In my opinion, besides political initiatives like the Swatchch Bharat Abhiyaan, my place Vizag, after being selected as a Smart city, improved its rank to break in to top 10 cleanest cities according to Swatch Sarvekshan 2016 . Of course Mysuru in Karnataka remained the cleanest city in India. Now people in my place started realizing the importance of cleanliness. They supported the Government's initiatives. Hence, I believe Keeping the city is not possible unless the Govt, and People work together.
9 years ago
Bajirao replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
Yes staring at people is the most annoying habit.. I have noticed as well.. Instead of just looking at someone peole like to stare. One of my friend has the same habit.i keep on yelling her that it looks weird to stare at someone, if u like something abt that person, just a look is enough, don't have to stare..
Another habit I don't like is of people who make loud sound while eating food. I understand we all make some sound while eating food , that'ss fine but if it is too loud then its irritating..
9 years ago
Bajirao replied to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
usha manohar wrote:In today's scenario one cannot function without multi tasking because you have to take care of so many things - home, work,other work , personal work..I automatically think and plan on doing at least 3 jobs at the same time in the morning , like running he washing machine, making tea and cutting vegetables or fruits as the need may be, or washing utensils ! I am sure most working women would do this because you are perpetually in a hurry !
Agree... Women are more involved into multitasking... It is a necessity in today's life.. Everyone is in hurry starting from the morning.. We need to do many task at a time or else would not be able to complete the work on time..
Now a days even companies are looking for multitasker ad they believe such people would be beneficial for the growth of the company..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic How clean can a city be, really?.
MG Singh wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
after modi swach abhiyan many places in India looks clean and are progressing to the cleanest city in the world.
Modi's campaign hs so far failed. The reason is not Modi, but the basic Indian character. I work in Singapore and UAE and find the places 100% cleaner than any place in India and yet this is without an campaign for cleanliness.
Sorry but you cannot compare a vast country to a tiny place like Singapore ...UAE is a rich country with a comparitively smaller population without any hassle of states and multiple governance. However, my own town has undergone a lot of positive changes with the initiative of the local BJP MLA and MP who are both doing a great job in keeping the city clean and it is the 4th cleanest city in India now. I see even Bangalore is being cleaned up so also some smaller cities and all this is taking place after Modi came into power.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
One more most annoying habit that Indians have is that of staring at people.I have had many of my friends from other countries notice this and they find it very surprising that a person can keep on staring and this is true of both men and women of our country ! A habit that is highly irritating and annoying as well !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Indian Muslims and ISI.
anil wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
What is the factual position. We need see the background of most ISI terrorists/ workers so far either nabbed or seen any way. It appears that most of these are Arab or from Europe. There are negligible number from India, Pakistan and South Asian countries. However as long as there is terrorism, some from everywhere will be attracted in wrong direction. The intelligence and security forces should be capable of handling such situation.
Religion is a senstive matter. some young may be attracted in wrong direction. But 2/3 million is not possible.
No need for millions , a few thousands are more than enough to cause heavy damage to the country...
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
MG Singh wrote:
The danger from the minority mindset is very real. 1000 years back the complacency of the Hindus resulted in they being made slaves for 900 years. This time, people who talk of secularism want to lull the Hindus into a sense of complacency. The danger of a division 50/100 years hence is real and all nationalists must join hands to see that this does not happen. Incidentally, it was a Hindu Jaichand who betrayed Prithviraj and it is the Hindus talking of secularism with a pro-minority bias.
A pertinent point. The very intention of the pseodo secularists is to send the Hindus in to a state of complacency is crystal clear. You supported your views by giving historical facts. But, now Hindus who constitute majority in Hindusthan, will not believe the sermons and preachings of these pseudo secularists who created Vote banks to stay in power for two decades and ruined this country. The present Government, under no circumstances will not allow further to happen any division of this country.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
True Usha...it is very irritating when our host insists that we eat loads and loads of food and not let us decide how much and what we want to eat. One of husband's cousins has a wife who does that and I have noticed that she force piles food which no one particularly wants. I have now started declining her invitations politely! LOL.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
There is no end to the list because there are dozens of such peculiarly Indian habits that are unpleasant and annoying by any standards..I find it highly annoying when hosts fill my plate with food and force me to eat regardless of whether I like it not , instead of letting me serve myself or if they prefer to do the honors , at least let me have a say at how much food I want on my plate. The excuse is we wont be happy unless you have eaten WELL.. This is just one of the peculiarly Indian habit that is annoying !
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
The danger from the minority mindset is very real. 1000 years back the complacency of the Hindus resulted in they being made slaves for 900 years. This time, people who talk of secularism want to lull the Hindus into a sense of complacency. The danger of a division 50/100 years hence is real and all nationalists must join hands to see that this does not happen. Incidentally, it was a Hindu Jaichand who betrayed Prithviraj and it is the Hindus talking of secularism with a pro-minority bias.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Can there be another division of India on religious lines?.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why some people are much fond of Cricket especially Boys?.
vijay wrote:
anil wrote:
vijay wrote:
When you like a gamebit does not matter whether India is playing or not, it is the game one enjoys.
No at least it is not possible for me, did you read that there are very less viewers at eden garden when England and WI played final match.
It is not right. Eden garden was houseful as usual. People like to see good games.
Of course, during the WI- England clash, Eden Gardens stadium was jam packed. Though India could not reach the finals, for a cricket lover, it hardly makes any difference.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Burning calories routinely .
I always make it a point to do my own work.. This habit, I follow wherever I go. A few years ago when I visited my daughter in Bengaluru, as usual I started spreading my bed. Seeing this, my daughter came running and stopped me, saying, "Nanna,why you are taking trouble. Am I not here ?" I averted her. The same thing happened at the Breakfast time when I was taking my plate after breakfast to the kitchen sink. This time my daughter did not stop me. I believe firmly doing one's own works will give me a sense of satisfaction that I'm not depending on others.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
People Talking at the top of their voice as if addressing a mammoth gathering in the library is one of the habits that annoys me.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
Bajirao wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
In today's scenario one cannot function without multi tasking because you have to take care of so many things - home, work,other work , personal work..I automatically think and plan on doing at least 3 jobs at the same time in the morning , like running he washing machine, making tea and cutting vegetables or fruits as the need may be, or washing utensils ! I am sure most working women would do this because you are perpetually in a hurry !
Agree... Women are more involved into multitasking... It is a necessity in today's life.. Everyone is in hurry starting from the morning.. We need to do many task at a time or else would not be able to complete the work on time.. Now a days even companies are looking for multitasker ad they believe such people would be beneficial for the growth of the company..
Multi tasking is good in these days of fast paced life. But, it has its own drawbacks. Even though my wife is not a working woman, she too does multi tasking in Kitchen. Her intention is to save more time for her Pujas. In this process, she has become victim of quite a few accidents. Some times, hot oil splash out and spurt over her hands. The point I want to drive home is, while multi tasking, one should exercise utmost care.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic How clean can a city be, really?.
In my opinion, besides political initiatives like the Swatchch Bharat Abhiyaan, my place Vizag, after being selected as a Smart city, improved its rank to break in to top 10 cleanest cities according to Swatch Sarvekshan 2016 . Of course Mysuru in Karnataka remained the cleanest city in India. Now people in my place started realizing the importance of cleanliness. They supported the Government's initiatives. Hence, I believe Keeping the city is not possible unless the Govt, and People work together.
9 years ago
Bajirao replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
Yes staring at people is the most annoying habit.. I have noticed as well.. Instead of just looking at someone peole like to stare. One of my friend has the same habit.i keep on yelling her that it looks weird to stare at someone, if u like something abt that person, just a look is enough, don't have to stare..
Another habit I don't like is of people who make loud sound while eating food. I understand we all make some sound while eating food , that'ss fine but if it is too loud then its irritating..
9 years ago
Bajirao replied to the topic Simple techniques to improve Brain Function..
usha manohar wrote:In today's scenario one cannot function without multi tasking because you have to take care of so many things - home, work,other work , personal work..I automatically think and plan on doing at least 3 jobs at the same time in the morning , like running he washing machine, making tea and cutting vegetables or fruits as the need may be, or washing utensils ! I am sure most working women would do this because you are perpetually in a hurry !
Agree... Women are more involved into multitasking... It is a necessity in today's life.. Everyone is in hurry starting from the morning.. We need to do many task at a time or else would not be able to complete the work on time..
Now a days even companies are looking for multitasker ad they believe such people would be beneficial for the growth of the company..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic How clean can a city be, really?.
MG Singh wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
after modi swach abhiyan many places in India looks clean and are progressing to the cleanest city in the world.
Modi's campaign hs so far failed. The reason is not Modi, but the basic Indian character. I work in Singapore and UAE and find the places 100% cleaner than any place in India and yet this is without an campaign for cleanliness.
Sorry but you cannot compare a vast country to a tiny place like Singapore ...UAE is a rich country with a comparitively smaller population without any hassle of states and multiple governance. However, my own town has undergone a lot of positive changes with the initiative of the local BJP MLA and MP who are both doing a great job in keeping the city clean and it is the 4th cleanest city in India now. I see even Bangalore is being cleaned up so also some smaller cities and all this is taking place after Modi came into power.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Some annoying Indian habits ( practices)...
One more most annoying habit that Indians have is that of staring at people.I have had many of my friends from other countries notice this and they find it very surprising that a person can keep on staring and this is true of both men and women of our country ! A habit that is highly irritating and annoying as well !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Indian Muslims and ISI.
anil wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
What is the factual position. We need see the background of most ISI terrorists/ workers so far either nabbed or seen any way. It appears that most of these are Arab or from Europe. There are negligible number from India, Pakistan and South Asian countries. However as long as there is terrorism, some from everywhere will be attracted in wrong direction. The intelligence and security forces should be capable of handling such situation.
Religion is a senstive matter. some young may be attracted in wrong direction. But 2/3 million is not possible.
No need for millions , a few thousands are more than enough to cause heavy damage to the country...
9 years ago