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usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
I need a certificate ?
I doubt if you would get one...LOL
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Foreign bollywood actresses.
anil wrote:
vijay wrote:
Now should people chose colors also as per your advice? Indian Sikhs have married into African families in Kenya and are accepted by them as their own. It is individuals choice.
Beauty is in the eyes of person who is looking, God Rama, Krishna and Vishnu are not fair color but we all worship them. I think Sikhs who is living in Kenya for many years have married with African girls. Indeed they also accept culture and tradition of that countries.
I am really not sure how this color distinction came about in the first place especially some peoples love for white skin ! Is it a fact that the white race is intellectually and physically superior, so people run after them or is it something else ?
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
I need a certificate ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic why men imagine women are attracted to them .
Going by some comments made here ...All in all it amounts that some or most Indian men have no control over either their emotions or their sexuality, so are in fact inferior creatures ...
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Jincy Aby wrote:
Flogging is an inhumane activity that a person or persons can do to another. Flogging is the act of beating the human body with some special instruments. Rods, lashes, straps, sticks, whips etc are some of the instruments for flogging. We cannot see such punishment now a days in our country. But some countries are still follow such cruel activities to maintain discipline.
The old saying, " spare the rod and spoil the child' holds true. Perhaps a spell of flogging may do the trick for India.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic The History behind the Invention of Stethoscope .
Stethoscope is one of the major instruments in medical field for listening the sounds inside the human body for diagnostic purposes. Before the invention of stethoscope, the clinical examinations of patients were limited to external observations. The invention of advanced diagnostic tools such as CAT scans have reduced the importance of stethoscope. But it remains an important and widely used instrument in medical field. We cannot see a doctor without stethoscope.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
Normally, people always like their own country than any other countries. Being in India, it is our duty to love and respect the country. People who like India can never forgive those people who support Pakistan because Pakistan is the number one enemy of Indians. Judiciary ought to take necessary actions against those students who raised atni-nationals slogans like 'Pakistan Zindbad' in JNU.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Flogging is an inhumane activity that a person or persons can do to another. Flogging is the act of beating the human body with some special instruments. Rods, lashes, straps, sticks, whips etc are some of the instruments for flogging. We cannot see such punishment now a days in our country. But some countries are still follow such cruel activities to maintain discipline.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
Everyone in the Forum discussions should honor other Members opinions. If it happens accidentally, the member;s rude behaviour should be brought in to the notice of the member who behaved rudely. Everyone is entitled to air their opinions. The important thing that should not happen is unending angry exchanges
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I know, the existence of Flogging in the Army act to curb offenses. I have a doubt can Flogging be made applicable to Civilian spheres too ? I'm not sure. Please clarify.
Presently, there is no flogging in army Act. There is provision for rigorous imprisonment and physical exercise as punishment e.g. running with load on back (also called pithoo parade).
I favor flogging as punishment. This is indeed effective. This may also be useful for removing addiction from intoxicants and wine.
Thanks for clarification. But, I wanted to know if flogging can be introduced in to the Indian Criminal code as a punishment for law offenders.
It depends on wisdom of the members of parliament. If majority decides introduction of flogging as a punishment, the can modify Indian Penal Code.
It can be passed, but the entire Indian approach is so lax, that it will require a iron will, which is sadly lacking
We cannot Have the Cake and eat it too. Either India should stick to its principle
" Ahimso Paramo Dharmaha " and allow the anti national activities or deal with these anti national activities with an Iron fist.
Non violence (Ahimsa) is about citizens' attitude and behavior. Punishment is not negation of non violence. Punishment is for violation of law or rules and is subject to prescribed procedure/. This is not violence.
When Ahimsa is Majority peoples attitude in this country, it automatically becomes the policy of the Government. Himsa is violence. Ahimsa is non violence. It is what exactly is happening between India and Pakistan that is Violence across the borders. With this policy, Violence or you can say WAR hostilities cannot be solved. The country needs an iron fist to deal with the perpetrators of Violence.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
I need a certificate ?
I doubt if you would get one...LOL
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Foreign bollywood actresses.
anil wrote:
vijay wrote:
Now should people chose colors also as per your advice? Indian Sikhs have married into African families in Kenya and are accepted by them as their own. It is individuals choice.
Beauty is in the eyes of person who is looking, God Rama, Krishna and Vishnu are not fair color but we all worship them. I think Sikhs who is living in Kenya for many years have married with African girls. Indeed they also accept culture and tradition of that countries.
I am really not sure how this color distinction came about in the first place especially some peoples love for white skin ! Is it a fact that the white race is intellectually and physically superior, so people run after them or is it something else ?
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
I need a certificate ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic why men imagine women are attracted to them .
Going by some comments made here ...All in all it amounts that some or most Indian men have no control over either their emotions or their sexuality, so are in fact inferior creatures ...
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
Clarified by who? as usual by yourself? you said you were out of the discussion after which you have posted 5 or 6 posts, please be consistent ..
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Jincy Aby wrote:
Flogging is an inhumane activity that a person or persons can do to another. Flogging is the act of beating the human body with some special instruments. Rods, lashes, straps, sticks, whips etc are some of the instruments for flogging. We cannot see such punishment now a days in our country. But some countries are still follow such cruel activities to maintain discipline.
The old saying, " spare the rod and spoil the child' holds true. Perhaps a spell of flogging may do the trick for India.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic The History behind the Invention of Stethoscope .
Stethoscope is one of the major instruments in medical field for listening the sounds inside the human body for diagnostic purposes. Before the invention of stethoscope, the clinical examinations of patients were limited to external observations. The invention of advanced diagnostic tools such as CAT scans have reduced the importance of stethoscope. But it remains an important and widely used instrument in medical field. We cannot see a doctor without stethoscope.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
Normally, people always like their own country than any other countries. Being in India, it is our duty to love and respect the country. People who like India can never forgive those people who support Pakistan because Pakistan is the number one enemy of Indians. Judiciary ought to take necessary actions against those students who raised atni-nationals slogans like 'Pakistan Zindbad' in JNU.
9 years ago
Jincy Aby replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Flogging is an inhumane activity that a person or persons can do to another. Flogging is the act of beating the human body with some special instruments. Rods, lashes, straps, sticks, whips etc are some of the instruments for flogging. We cannot see such punishment now a days in our country. But some countries are still follow such cruel activities to maintain discipline.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
Everyone in the Forum discussions should honor other Members opinions. If it happens accidentally, the member;s rude behaviour should be brought in to the notice of the member who behaved rudely. Everyone is entitled to air their opinions. The important thing that should not happen is unending angry exchanges
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
I'm the one who respect others opinions. This has been clarified already
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Introduction of Flogging as a punishment for some offences where a simple jail term has no meaning.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
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Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
rambabu wrote:
I know, the existence of Flogging in the Army act to curb offenses. I have a doubt can Flogging be made applicable to Civilian spheres too ? I'm not sure. Please clarify.
Presently, there is no flogging in army Act. There is provision for rigorous imprisonment and physical exercise as punishment e.g. running with load on back (also called pithoo parade).
I favor flogging as punishment. This is indeed effective. This may also be useful for removing addiction from intoxicants and wine.
Thanks for clarification. But, I wanted to know if flogging can be introduced in to the Indian Criminal code as a punishment for law offenders.
It depends on wisdom of the members of parliament. If majority decides introduction of flogging as a punishment, the can modify Indian Penal Code.
It can be passed, but the entire Indian approach is so lax, that it will require a iron will, which is sadly lacking
We cannot Have the Cake and eat it too. Either India should stick to its principle
" Ahimso Paramo Dharmaha " and allow the anti national activities or deal with these anti national activities with an Iron fist.
Non violence (Ahimsa) is about citizens' attitude and behavior. Punishment is not negation of non violence. Punishment is for violation of law or rules and is subject to prescribed procedure/. This is not violence.
When Ahimsa is Majority peoples attitude in this country, it automatically becomes the policy of the Government. Himsa is violence. Ahimsa is non violence. It is what exactly is happening between India and Pakistan that is Violence across the borders. With this policy, Violence or you can say WAR hostilities cannot be solved. The country needs an iron fist to deal with the perpetrators of Violence.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Anti India slogan in JNU, Delhi.
rambabu wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
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usha manohar wrote:
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MG Singh wrote:
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I sincerely feel, in a discussion forum, the question of losing temper by the members is unhealthy. If a member comes up with a convincing response related to the Thread, one has to be broadminded and accept the other member's response.Only undesirable fact is, no member should force his opinion.
Yes Rambabu, you have hit the nail on the head. great comment
In this context, I recall an opinion expressed by one of our learned members. His wise words are still ringing in my ears. He said, if some member refuses to accept the other member's opinion, leave it. We need a congenial atmosphere in these discussion forums.
This is a case of the pan calling the kettle black....Rambabu's is a view typical of a fence sitter shifting his views as things go LOL....so I find it ludicrous that he is lecturing about losing temper , when he himself is insulting and rude to many members ..
Can you quote a single instance where I insulted and behaved rudely with another member ? This is a baseless allegation.
Since you have enough time on hand as told by you time and again , for a starter you could go through your various discussions without any bias ..
Since you alleged about my rude behaviour, it would be appropriate for you to quote about my rude behaviour. Anyhow, this kind of allegations and counter allegations will not lead us anywhere. As a gesture of goodwill and modesty, I withdraw. I don't have anything to add to this discussion.
I don't want to fan this discussion further but still I feel there is a need to point out that in this forum someone accuses some others as armchair specialists and so on. It only proves how as a forum member we do not respect each other. Every opinion cannot be according to our choice but that does not give someone the right to raise a question regarding the knowledge of others and their qualification. It will be better if we stick to our limit.
9 years ago