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Shampa Sadhya 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..
Religion is indeed a very private matter and I think we have no right to demean any religion. We all our proud of our own religion but that does not give us any kind of liberty to raise any controversial question about other religion. Indulging into such activity only invites the other side to react harshly so it's better not to speak ill about someone's religion.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
Mahishasura was the king of danavas who had a fight with devtas a recurant theme in our mythology. Everytime a danava king seems to be winning the gods come in various forms to finish them off. Now the descendents of danavas will have a soft corner for their kings. The devtas are the upper castes of today who feel their kings and gods are to be respected by all Hindus. Maturity consists of respecting feeling of all Hindus and not thrusting on any particular section.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
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..
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
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.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic A Letter of Divorce Threat is a Cruelty .
usha manohar wrote:
I wonder what would have happened if it was the other way round where a man wrote such a letter and then said it was out of stress, I am sure the judge would have taken a different sympathetic view altogether, so much for equality !
Earlier while writing my opinion I was also thinking the same. There is a great chance that the judge would have passed a totally different judgement. Definitely, it would have been unfair.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
@Kalyani's passionate advocacy is indicative of the deep sense of hurt felt by a section of Hindus who believe that minorities have been pampered and their misdeeds are overlooked. She may well be right but may well be wrong depending which way one looks at the isue. Congress has portrayed BJP as anti Muslim and BJP has portrayed Congress as pro Muslim. Both have won votes on these portrayals. Both have compromised when it has suited then with extreme religious groups of the other side. The truth is somewhere in between. However increasing sensitivity has got injected which makes contrary views look very hostile and extreme reaction are freely expressed. There seems to be no leader of stature to calm the rising temperatures.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
@ Gulshan Kumaji, why give this incident a communal cover? It is a simple law and order problem. We in India like Rahul make mountains of mole hills.
Saffron flag as well as extreme Hindutva right wing organization is involved. This is not a simple individual law breaking issue. This was organized activity. Nobody is making mountains out of mole hills. But the saffron elements expect that their organized lawlessness and rank communal activities be considered trifling.
I did not read a similar response from you when hundreds of Muslims hoodlums assaulted and harassed a handful of policemen and women in Mumbai in retaliation for riots in Assam. I did not read a single line from you stating it was green terrorism even though those hoodlums were crying antinational slogans and also razed down Hutatma Smarak which was raised in the memory of our soldiers. Why do you so blatantly indulge in name calling when there Hindus involved. Agreed that this horrible incident should not have happened and is a blotter on the entire Hindu as well as Indian community and a matter of shame, but believe me when I say that t was a deed carried out by a certain lot who is sponsored by congress and other Hindu nationals.
I don't remember about the incident in Mumbai. I also don't know if anyone else included that event in Boddunan discussion. I am not a professional news reporter or commentator and so it is no use telling me why I wrote about some incident and not other. Many news items just slip. Please check if there was ever a thread on the said Mumbai incident in Boddunan and whether I was then a member on this site.
I have cited the Mumbai incident as one of several examples, and 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.
I respect diversity of views and am never angry with anyone. Undoubtedly, the saffron forces in dominant position and it is they who are trying to force their brand of nationalism called 'Hindu rashtra' on the country. Others are bound to react and there will be reaction. There is no question of equating the dominant fascist forces with the weaker who only are resisting and some times may over react. Unfortunately, at Agra one Vishwa Hindu Parishad (RSS outfit) has been killed and I have mentioned that in a post. Moreover the fascist elements are even fabricating evidences and videos that is discussed elsewhere.
If we conclude that the fascists are fabricating the evidences then it will be an unfair judgement because every common people know that those who have power they always misuse it. In every political era for some or the other reason powerful people take advantage of their power. So, why are we blaming the present and excluding the past decades?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic A Letter of Divorce Threat is a Cruelty .
I wonder what would have happened if it was the other way round where a man wrote such a letter and then said it was out of stress, I am sure the judge would have taken a different sympathetic view altogether, so much for equality !
9 years ago
MG Singh created new topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
Recent reports have brought out that against a sanctioned strength of 45 squadrons the IAF has only 32. This is a serious matter and one fact that glaringly comes out is the failure of Hindustan Aeronautics to manufacture a combat plane. HAL has manufactured the Tejas, but it has not been passed by the iAF. W have to rely on imports and that is dangerous.
Failure to develop an indigenous aircraft industry like China is a a severe crime. Who is to blame ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
I could not read the article since it is in hindo and I am not very fluent with it...However, I found another article with the same news item, it would be very interesting to know who these companies belng to and also why the export laws have been so lax for all these years ?
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
Every now and then we use Urdu words while communicating in Hindi which are easy and quite understandable but the authentic Urdu, I think, is quite tough still very pleasing to ears.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
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.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
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.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
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
9 years ago
usha manohar said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic nationalism saffron style .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
@ Gulshan Kumaji, why give this incident a communal cover? It is a simple law and order problem. We in India like Rahul make mountains of mole hills.
Saffron flag as well as extreme Hindutva right wing organization is involved. This is not a simple individual law breaking issue. This was organized activity. Nobody is making mountains out of mole hills. But the saffron elements expect that their organized lawlessness and rank communal activities be considered trifling.
I did not read a similar response from you when hundreds of Muslims hoodlums assaulted and harassed a handful of policemen and women in Mumbai in retaliation for riots in Assam. I did not read a single line from you stating it was green terrorism even though those hoodlums were crying antinational slogans and also razed down Hutatma Smarak which was raised in the memory of our soldiers. Why do you so blatantly indulge in name calling when there Hindus involved. Agreed that this horrible incident should not have happened and is a blotter on the entire Hindu as well as Indian community and a matter of shame, but believe me when I say that t was a deed carried out by a certain lot who is sponsored by congress and other Hindu nationals.
I don't remember about the incident in Mumbai. I also don't know if anyone else included that event in Boddunan discussion. I am not a professional news reporter or commentator and so it is no use telling me why I wrote about some incident and not other. Many news items just slip. Please check if there was ever a thread on the said Mumbai incident in Boddunan and whether I was then a member on this site.
I have cited the Mumbai incident as one of several examples, and 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.
9 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
I love speaking Urdu and even tried to learn to read and write by my grandfather who knew to read and write it perfectly.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya 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..
Religion is indeed a very private matter and I think we have no right to demean any religion. We all our proud of our own religion but that does not give us any kind of liberty to raise any controversial question about other religion. Indulging into such activity only invites the other side to react harshly so it's better not to speak ill about someone's religion.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
Mahishasura was the king of danavas who had a fight with devtas a recurant theme in our mythology. Everytime a danava king seems to be winning the gods come in various forms to finish them off. Now the descendents of danavas will have a soft corner for their kings. The devtas are the upper castes of today who feel their kings and gods are to be respected by all Hindus. Maturity consists of respecting feeling of all Hindus and not thrusting on any particular section.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
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..
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
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.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic A Letter of Divorce Threat is a Cruelty .
usha manohar wrote:
I wonder what would have happened if it was the other way round where a man wrote such a letter and then said it was out of stress, I am sure the judge would have taken a different sympathetic view altogether, so much for equality !
Earlier while writing my opinion I was also thinking the same. There is a great chance that the judge would have passed a totally different judgement. Definitely, it would have been unfair.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
@Kalyani's passionate advocacy is indicative of the deep sense of hurt felt by a section of Hindus who believe that minorities have been pampered and their misdeeds are overlooked. She may well be right but may well be wrong depending which way one looks at the isue. Congress has portrayed BJP as anti Muslim and BJP has portrayed Congress as pro Muslim. Both have won votes on these portrayals. Both have compromised when it has suited then with extreme religious groups of the other side. The truth is somewhere in between. However increasing sensitivity has got injected which makes contrary views look very hostile and extreme reaction are freely expressed. There seems to be no leader of stature to calm the rising temperatures.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
@ Gulshan Kumaji, why give this incident a communal cover? It is a simple law and order problem. We in India like Rahul make mountains of mole hills.
Saffron flag as well as extreme Hindutva right wing organization is involved. This is not a simple individual law breaking issue. This was organized activity. Nobody is making mountains out of mole hills. But the saffron elements expect that their organized lawlessness and rank communal activities be considered trifling.
I did not read a similar response from you when hundreds of Muslims hoodlums assaulted and harassed a handful of policemen and women in Mumbai in retaliation for riots in Assam. I did not read a single line from you stating it was green terrorism even though those hoodlums were crying antinational slogans and also razed down Hutatma Smarak which was raised in the memory of our soldiers. Why do you so blatantly indulge in name calling when there Hindus involved. Agreed that this horrible incident should not have happened and is a blotter on the entire Hindu as well as Indian community and a matter of shame, but believe me when I say that t was a deed carried out by a certain lot who is sponsored by congress and other Hindu nationals.
I don't remember about the incident in Mumbai. I also don't know if anyone else included that event in Boddunan discussion. I am not a professional news reporter or commentator and so it is no use telling me why I wrote about some incident and not other. Many news items just slip. Please check if there was ever a thread on the said Mumbai incident in Boddunan and whether I was then a member on this site.
I have cited the Mumbai incident as one of several examples, and 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.
I respect diversity of views and am never angry with anyone. Undoubtedly, the saffron forces in dominant position and it is they who are trying to force their brand of nationalism called 'Hindu rashtra' on the country. Others are bound to react and there will be reaction. There is no question of equating the dominant fascist forces with the weaker who only are resisting and some times may over react. Unfortunately, at Agra one Vishwa Hindu Parishad (RSS outfit) has been killed and I have mentioned that in a post. Moreover the fascist elements are even fabricating evidences and videos that is discussed elsewhere.
If we conclude that the fascists are fabricating the evidences then it will be an unfair judgement because every common people know that those who have power they always misuse it. In every political era for some or the other reason powerful people take advantage of their power. So, why are we blaming the present and excluding the past decades?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic A Letter of Divorce Threat is a Cruelty .
I wonder what would have happened if it was the other way round where a man wrote such a letter and then said it was out of stress, I am sure the judge would have taken a different sympathetic view altogether, so much for equality !
9 years ago
MG Singh created new topic Indian Air Force is not at full strength and this is a grave handicap when facing China/.
Recent reports have brought out that against a sanctioned strength of 45 squadrons the IAF has only 32. This is a serious matter and one fact that glaringly comes out is the failure of Hindustan Aeronautics to manufacture a combat plane. HAL has manufactured the Tejas, but it has not been passed by the iAF. W have to rely on imports and that is dangerous.
Failure to develop an indigenous aircraft industry like China is a a severe crime. Who is to blame ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic In business, there is no nationalism .
I could not read the article since it is in hindo and I am not very fluent with it...However, I found another article with the same news item, it would be very interesting to know who these companies belng to and also why the export laws have been so lax for all these years ?
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
Every now and then we use Urdu words while communicating in Hindi which are easy and quite understandable but the authentic Urdu, I think, is quite tough still very pleasing to ears.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Let's discuss facts.
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.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic nationalism saffron style .
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.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
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
9 years ago
usha manohar said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic nationalism saffron style .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
@ Gulshan Kumaji, why give this incident a communal cover? It is a simple law and order problem. We in India like Rahul make mountains of mole hills.
Saffron flag as well as extreme Hindutva right wing organization is involved. This is not a simple individual law breaking issue. This was organized activity. Nobody is making mountains out of mole hills. But the saffron elements expect that their organized lawlessness and rank communal activities be considered trifling.
I did not read a similar response from you when hundreds of Muslims hoodlums assaulted and harassed a handful of policemen and women in Mumbai in retaliation for riots in Assam. I did not read a single line from you stating it was green terrorism even though those hoodlums were crying antinational slogans and also razed down Hutatma Smarak which was raised in the memory of our soldiers. Why do you so blatantly indulge in name calling when there Hindus involved. Agreed that this horrible incident should not have happened and is a blotter on the entire Hindu as well as Indian community and a matter of shame, but believe me when I say that t was a deed carried out by a certain lot who is sponsored by congress and other Hindu nationals.
I don't remember about the incident in Mumbai. I also don't know if anyone else included that event in Boddunan discussion. I am not a professional news reporter or commentator and so it is no use telling me why I wrote about some incident and not other. Many news items just slip. Please check if there was ever a thread on the said Mumbai incident in Boddunan and whether I was then a member on this site.
I have cited the Mumbai incident as one of several examples, and 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.
9 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic dangerous to read Urdu. .
I love speaking Urdu and even tried to learn to read and write by my grandfather who knew to read and write it perfectly.
9 years ago