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rambabu replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
We have always had Jaichands, men who betray India and the present time is no exception.
Indian History is replete with such examples. Traitors were there and will be there who do not hesitate to back stab, their own country.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
vijay wrote:
Air Force especially it's Chiefs for accepting neglect by government and not making noise even after retirement. Chinese economy is today 6 to 7 times larger than Indian economy and at thst level producing defence items is logical.
You certainly have a point, but the government right from Nehru never realized the geo political importance of army and the need to set up a strong industrial- military base.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
We have always had Jaichands, men who betray India and the present time is no exception.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
MG Singh wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I love speaking Urdu and even tried to learn to read and write by my grandfather who knew to read and write it perfectly.
It is always good to learn a language. I am learning Arabic presently
Yes. Learning a new language expands your knowledge base . I learned Russian language when I was working in Rourkela Steel Plant that was built by Russian collaboration.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
I am not against Muslims as my articles on this aspect on many sites including Boddunan show, but facts of history cannot be brushed under the carpet under guise of secularism.
Indian Muslims are different from MUslims in the Gulf. Let me first inform people here that Indian Muslims have no respect among Arabs, many of who admire India. Indian muslims historically have NEVER accepted being part of India. There loyalty is suspect . It requires courage to bring in true secularism. Kashmir is 100% subsidized by India and yet we have agitations and a live insurrection on .
India lost earlier because of fissures in Hinduism and now it looks the same. Hindus have faults and there are plenty of them, but the danger from Islam is greater. Pakistan was created on the basis of 2 nation theory and it holds true. unfortunately Nehru hijacked the concept of India and ushered in a regime that continued in power by pampering Muslims. They practice the Sharia, fly Pak flags and with money induce poor Indians to revolt. One must be true and sometimes arguing for the sake of argument is not a good trait.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
MG Singh wrote:
This disowning your own heritage can only happen in India and shows the concept of nationhood does no exist. If it had the Jats would not have destroyed Rs 20,000 crore of property during their agitation.
I agree with you. Had there been the concept of Nationhood and respect in their rich heritage, , they wouldn't have destroyed their own heritage and legacy with their own hands like Jats in Haryana.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
usha manohar wrote:
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Jincy Aby wrote:
Study of Hinduism makes confusion. It is not easy to understand the costumes and traditions of Hindu religion. In Hinduism there are so may gods and goddesses. I think that people who believe in Hinduism also do't have much knowledge about their gods. Some people worship some animals as god. They believe in holy spirit as well as evil spirit. I cannot recognize the caste discrimination in Hinduism.
Belueve me it is the same for us Hindus too because we too cannot understand the costumes and traditions of other religions like Christianity and Islam with their many saints and stories written in their religious scriptures , witches etc...All religions believe in holy spirits and evil spirits and in India Christians too have castes and they dont inter marry..
I think we need not to understand tradition and costumes of other religions. It is enough for all us allow others to follow their religion and we follow ours. Never hurt followers of other religion with words or action.
In daily lives it seldom happens because there is never any need to speak about religion and it is a private matter. It is only when some politician or religious leader incites the masses that it turns ugly and some people start thinking with their religious identity rather than as individuals..
Exactly. I have many number of Muslim and christian friends with whom I often meet and discuss about many matters except religion and our religious practices. We keep our religious beliefs and practices to ourselves. And they too reciprocate in a similar manner.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
Among the 51 commercial entities Seven Indian companies are there which supplied 700 components to ISIS to construct improvised explosive devices, IEDs.. Among the Indian firms, 4 of the companies denied having exported explosives or accessories to ISIS. Two firms agreed that they supplied smaller components like fuses or detonating cords did not export directly but through trading intermediaries. These two firms are not aware of the final destinations of the products.
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/7-indian-firms-among-those-in-isis-supply-chain-says-eu-study/
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya answered the question What makes a man successful?.
Some relates success with materialistic achievements while some relates it with emotional satisfaction and there are many who consider mental peace as a state of success. Thus, it depends upon an individual how he/she rates his/her life as successful or unsuccessful.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya liked a reply to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya liked a reply to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
In business it's only money that matters and never pays attention to what is national and anti-nationals. What a tragedy! Don't these business organisations have any responsibility towards the country? There are no charges against them because they did not raise any slogan and on the other hand earning huge money but the moment students rebelled, they received lashes. The youths need to be handled with care and so when they commit blunder, they need proper guidance, a patient hearing, must try to clear their doubts and must give them some time to evaluate themselves but they are getting the treatment of hardcore criminals. If unchecked then these students may pose a great threat to the country so to stop that a positive brainwash is required but unfortunately their energy receives no proper direction due to all sorts of internal politics.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
At this point of time, we Indians very badly need some greats who can pacify everyone irrespective of any religion and spread the message of humanity among all sections. It is the political parties who are playing games with the sentiment of the Indian citizens. The major two political parties are basically siding two opposite religions in India and creating animosity between the countrymen. We are actually allowing the political parties to fool us and ruin our lives. We must not allow these politicians to play with our emotions and hurt our sentiments.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
We have always had Jaichands, men who betray India and the present time is no exception.
Indian History is replete with such examples. Traitors were there and will be there who do not hesitate to back stab, their own country.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
vijay wrote:
Air Force especially it's Chiefs for accepting neglect by government and not making noise even after retirement. Chinese economy is today 6 to 7 times larger than Indian economy and at thst level producing defence items is logical.
You certainly have a point, but the government right from Nehru never realized the geo political importance of army and the need to set up a strong industrial- military base.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
We have always had Jaichands, men who betray India and the present time is no exception.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
MG Singh wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I love speaking Urdu and even tried to learn to read and write by my grandfather who knew to read and write it perfectly.
It is always good to learn a language. I am learning Arabic presently
Yes. Learning a new language expands your knowledge base . I learned Russian language when I was working in Rourkela Steel Plant that was built by Russian collaboration.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
I am not against Muslims as my articles on this aspect on many sites including Boddunan show, but facts of history cannot be brushed under the carpet under guise of secularism.
Indian Muslims are different from MUslims in the Gulf. Let me first inform people here that Indian Muslims have no respect among Arabs, many of who admire India. Indian muslims historically have NEVER accepted being part of India. There loyalty is suspect . It requires courage to bring in true secularism. Kashmir is 100% subsidized by India and yet we have agitations and a live insurrection on .
India lost earlier because of fissures in Hinduism and now it looks the same. Hindus have faults and there are plenty of them, but the danger from Islam is greater. Pakistan was created on the basis of 2 nation theory and it holds true. unfortunately Nehru hijacked the concept of India and ushered in a regime that continued in power by pampering Muslims. They practice the Sharia, fly Pak flags and with money induce poor Indians to revolt. One must be true and sometimes arguing for the sake of argument is not a good trait.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
MG Singh wrote:
This disowning your own heritage can only happen in India and shows the concept of nationhood does no exist. If it had the Jats would not have destroyed Rs 20,000 crore of property during their agitation.
I agree with you. Had there been the concept of Nationhood and respect in their rich heritage, , they wouldn't have destroyed their own heritage and legacy with their own hands like Jats in Haryana.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
usha manohar wrote:
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Jincy Aby wrote:
Study of Hinduism makes confusion. It is not easy to understand the costumes and traditions of Hindu religion. In Hinduism there are so may gods and goddesses. I think that people who believe in Hinduism also do't have much knowledge about their gods. Some people worship some animals as god. They believe in holy spirit as well as evil spirit. I cannot recognize the caste discrimination in Hinduism.
Belueve me it is the same for us Hindus too because we too cannot understand the costumes and traditions of other religions like Christianity and Islam with their many saints and stories written in their religious scriptures , witches etc...All religions believe in holy spirits and evil spirits and in India Christians too have castes and they dont inter marry..
I think we need not to understand tradition and costumes of other religions. It is enough for all us allow others to follow their religion and we follow ours. Never hurt followers of other religion with words or action.
In daily lives it seldom happens because there is never any need to speak about religion and it is a private matter. It is only when some politician or religious leader incites the masses that it turns ugly and some people start thinking with their religious identity rather than as individuals..
Exactly. I have many number of Muslim and christian friends with whom I often meet and discuss about many matters except religion and our religious practices. We keep our religious beliefs and practices to ourselves. And they too reciprocate in a similar manner.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
this particular event was also discussed earlier here, not my fault if you choose not to remember it. The reason I brought it up is because you are always quick to comment on so-called saffron terrorism every time something like this happens, you are always up in the arms where Hindus are involved, this is not the first instance. If you are so sure and certain of your own fairness of judgement, why don't you similarly take up arms when it is the Muslims who commit heinous crimes against Hindus, which often outweigh the crimes committed by Hindus, yet it is Hindus whom you target in your comments, God only knows why! I am sorry if I am very strong in my comments, but this particular brand of your fairness is no longer palatable. If you have to judge the behavior of any one, do so equally for all. Do you know what has happened in Malda? If you do not remember Mumbai, at least remember Malda. So I sincerely advise you to stop labeling the activities of few as saffron terrorism when it is the green terrorism that is more rampant. Why don't you cast your acidic comments on ISIS flag being brazenly hoisted in Kashmir, for a change? Why only cast acid on Hindus? I am a devout Hindu, proud of being one and can no longer tolerate your blatant prejudice against my community. Forgive me if I have crossed the line.
Kalyani I totally agree with your views , today's so called secularism practiced by the grand old communal party and its allies goes something like this ...
If you criticize me, it's your freedom of speechIf I criticize you, it's my IntoleranceIf you judge me, you are EnlightenedIf I judge you, I am PrejudicedIf you question my faith, then you are SecularIf I question your faith, then I am CommunalIf you defend yourself, it's coz you are a VictimIf I defend myself, it's coz I am IgnorantIf you pen your thoughts, it's RevolutionIf I pen my thoughts, it's ProvocationIf you march, it's a ProtestIf I march, it's a MobIf you lodge a complaint, you are following the Course of LawIf I lodge a complaint, I am Misusing the Law
Try twisting all the words, the only one you fool is The Man in the Mirror!
now one has to identify who is I and who is you.
Every child in this country can recognize who is I and who is YOU. Very interesting post.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
Among the 51 commercial entities Seven Indian companies are there which supplied 700 components to ISIS to construct improvised explosive devices, IEDs.. Among the Indian firms, 4 of the companies denied having exported explosives or accessories to ISIS. Two firms agreed that they supplied smaller components like fuses or detonating cords did not export directly but through trading intermediaries. These two firms are not aware of the final destinations of the products.
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/7-indian-firms-among-those-in-isis-supply-chain-says-eu-study/
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya answered the question What makes a man successful?.
Some relates success with materialistic achievements while some relates it with emotional satisfaction and there are many who consider mental peace as a state of success. Thus, it depends upon an individual how he/she rates his/her life as successful or unsuccessful.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya liked a reply to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya liked a reply to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
In business it's only money that matters and never pays attention to what is national and anti-nationals. What a tragedy! Don't these business organisations have any responsibility towards the country? There are no charges against them because they did not raise any slogan and on the other hand earning huge money but the moment students rebelled, they received lashes. The youths need to be handled with care and so when they commit blunder, they need proper guidance, a patient hearing, must try to clear their doubts and must give them some time to evaluate themselves but they are getting the treatment of hardcore criminals. If unchecked then these students may pose a great threat to the country so to stop that a positive brainwash is required but unfortunately their energy receives no proper direction due to all sorts of internal politics.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
At this point of time, we Indians very badly need some greats who can pacify everyone irrespective of any religion and spread the message of humanity among all sections. It is the political parties who are playing games with the sentiment of the Indian citizens. The major two political parties are basically siding two opposite religions in India and creating animosity between the countrymen. We are actually allowing the political parties to fool us and ruin our lives. We must not allow these politicians to play with our emotions and hurt our sentiments.
9 years ago