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usha manohar replied to the topic Easy to prepare Breakfast Recipes.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Oats are very healthy and now it is being used in Dosas, Idlis and chapatis along with the base mixture, just to make the preparations more nutritious. I use pats instead of bread crumbs while making cutlets and it gives an added crunch when it is roasted !
Usha, No doubt oats are tasty and a very versatile ingredient that can be used in preparing a wide variety of dishes ranging from sweet to savouries, but are they really healthy as is claimed. I am saying this because the the kind of oats we get are the instant porridge variety which are highly processed, so I am sceptical about them.
I guess it is the same controversy that they had about noodles, I personally feel that oats are very healthy and I have been using it since many years for breakfast and sometimes for dinner too and feel that it is great for maintaining weight because it has fibre , fills you up with fewer calories !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
Nothing is written on stone afteral religion is man made and laws were written based on the times they were written and to hold on to that and continue with the same old laws makes life difficult for everyone around them. This is precisely why we need a uniform civil code and uniform laws regardless f religion - accept it or lump it ! Will the political parties think on those lines ?
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
rambabu wrote:
This is the Excise Policy of the Madhya Pradesh Government. It generates Revenue for the State's exchequer. No state Government sacrifices such Revenue generating sources. And it is the internal Policy of the M.P Government
It is right but policy must be for all citizens not for specific group of citizen.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
what harm is there if a man rich or poor stocks liquor? In the armed forces the government from the days of the Raj has been subsidising liquor for soldiers and officers who in fact stock it for the month. I think one needs to be pragmatic about it.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
vijay wrote:
Many Muslim countries have laws which are not following Koranic dictates. If there is a will there is a way.
it is easy for Muslim countries to change their law but not for India. If Muslim community of India agree for some change Muslim leader will oppose it and raise slogan Islam Khatrey Main Hai.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
Jincy Aby wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Interesting link sir. As far as followership is concerned, Hinduism has a mind boggling 14 % of the World population. It has many followers in the countries like Nepal, Fiji and even in some African Countries.
Hindus are in African countries! This is a new and surprising news to me. How Hinduism reached in Africa? I thought that Hindu religion is only in India and Nepal and people in Africa are Christians.
hndus are in large numbers in Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania. In fact at one time the Kenya hockey teal had 7/8 sikhs
9 years ago
took the quiz Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.
This is a Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.lets see how much you know about this.Choose the correct answers from the options given below.
9 years ago
passed the quiz Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.
This is a Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.lets see how much you know about this.Choose the correct answers from the options given below.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
When blacks will become as innovative and wealthy as the whites we will change our allegiance.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
Buddhism in these countries was introduced by Indians and they went from Srinagar, Kashmir which till eighth century was a very strong Buddhist center.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
If they are manipulated not to take lead can they be allowed to suffer. After all why is there a Constitution which is equally applicable to all. It is for community to take lead argument is no longer valid as the vested interests will not permit. They have succeeded for seventy years and will continue. Majority community also has a responsibility.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
We are overlooking one basic fact in Inin culture. Indians worship the white color and that is a fact. In fact I have observed that color bar in South is more extreme. This is the genesis of the problem as their is deep bias against the blacks , particularly from Africa, In contrast the whites are adulated, though they kick the Indians. I wonder how this racial and color prejudice can ever be solved.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
vijay wrote:
Many Muslim countries have laws which are not following Koranic dictates. If there is a will there is a way.
Reforms may be necessary in personal law of Muslims as well as Hindus. The Hindu law has been suitably reformed from time to time. The Muslim community itself has to take initiative for reforms that may be needed for fairness, equity and justice. There may be many liberal and unorthodox individuals in Muslim community. It is for them to take lead.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
I feel that Buddhism in China, Japan and some other countries also has root in Hindu religion.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Unique court case against mythological figure .
Jincy Aby wrote:
Normally, petitions are filing on the court against the people who are still alive. There is no use to give complaints against those people who passes away. What is the motivation behind it for charging a complaint against Rama the Hindu God whom we believe that lived in the society many years ago?
I agree. There are many issues involved in framing cases against mythological figures. First, they cannot be summoned by court for obvious reasons. Secondly, current law did not apply in ancient period. Thirdly there is limitation of time. It will be ridiculous to file a case when there is neither complainant nor defendant. Also if such cases are entertained, there could be many cases for offences by epic characters viz. Dushasan for outraging modesty of Drupadi, Pandavas for using their wife as stake in gamble and Shakuni for cheating in chess.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani said thank you to vijay for his/her reply to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
So what is the conclusion to be drawn? That the State to earn revenue can create discriminatory policies and it should not be commented or opposed because it is the internal policy of the MP government.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
rambabu wrote:
This is the Excise Policy of the Madhya Pradesh Government. It generates Revenue for the State's exchequer. No state Government sacrifices such Revenue generating sources. And it is the internal Policy of the M.P Government
The policy of government should be fair to all citizens. There is nothing internal about this.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani liked a reply to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Easy to prepare Breakfast Recipes.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Oats are very healthy and now it is being used in Dosas, Idlis and chapatis along with the base mixture, just to make the preparations more nutritious. I use pats instead of bread crumbs while making cutlets and it gives an added crunch when it is roasted !
Usha, No doubt oats are tasty and a very versatile ingredient that can be used in preparing a wide variety of dishes ranging from sweet to savouries, but are they really healthy as is claimed. I am saying this because the the kind of oats we get are the instant porridge variety which are highly processed, so I am sceptical about them.
I guess it is the same controversy that they had about noodles, I personally feel that oats are very healthy and I have been using it since many years for breakfast and sometimes for dinner too and feel that it is great for maintaining weight because it has fibre , fills you up with fewer calories !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
Nothing is written on stone afteral religion is man made and laws were written based on the times they were written and to hold on to that and continue with the same old laws makes life difficult for everyone around them. This is precisely why we need a uniform civil code and uniform laws regardless f religion - accept it or lump it ! Will the political parties think on those lines ?
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
rambabu wrote:
This is the Excise Policy of the Madhya Pradesh Government. It generates Revenue for the State's exchequer. No state Government sacrifices such Revenue generating sources. And it is the internal Policy of the M.P Government
It is right but policy must be for all citizens not for specific group of citizen.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
what harm is there if a man rich or poor stocks liquor? In the armed forces the government from the days of the Raj has been subsidising liquor for soldiers and officers who in fact stock it for the month. I think one needs to be pragmatic about it.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
vijay wrote:
Many Muslim countries have laws which are not following Koranic dictates. If there is a will there is a way.
it is easy for Muslim countries to change their law but not for India. If Muslim community of India agree for some change Muslim leader will oppose it and raise slogan Islam Khatrey Main Hai.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
Jincy Aby wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Interesting link sir. As far as followership is concerned, Hinduism has a mind boggling 14 % of the World population. It has many followers in the countries like Nepal, Fiji and even in some African Countries.
Hindus are in African countries! This is a new and surprising news to me. How Hinduism reached in Africa? I thought that Hindu religion is only in India and Nepal and people in Africa are Christians.
hndus are in large numbers in Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania. In fact at one time the Kenya hockey teal had 7/8 sikhs
9 years ago
took the quiz Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.
This is a Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.lets see how much you know about this.Choose the correct answers from the options given below.
9 years ago
passed the quiz Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.
This is a Quiz on taglines of Indian companies.lets see how much you know about this.Choose the correct answers from the options given below.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
When blacks will become as innovative and wealthy as the whites we will change our allegiance.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
Buddhism in these countries was introduced by Indians and they went from Srinagar, Kashmir which till eighth century was a very strong Buddhist center.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
If they are manipulated not to take lead can they be allowed to suffer. After all why is there a Constitution which is equally applicable to all. It is for community to take lead argument is no longer valid as the vested interests will not permit. They have succeeded for seventy years and will continue. Majority community also has a responsibility.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
We are overlooking one basic fact in Inin culture. Indians worship the white color and that is a fact. In fact I have observed that color bar in South is more extreme. This is the genesis of the problem as their is deep bias against the blacks , particularly from Africa, In contrast the whites are adulated, though they kick the Indians. I wonder how this racial and color prejudice can ever be solved.
9 years ago
MG Singh liked a reply to the topic Bangalore agin in the news for all the wrong reasons ...
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Personal law not subject to court validation .
vijay wrote:
Many Muslim countries have laws which are not following Koranic dictates. If there is a will there is a way.
Reforms may be necessary in personal law of Muslims as well as Hindus. The Hindu law has been suitably reformed from time to time. The Muslim community itself has to take initiative for reforms that may be needed for fairness, equity and justice. There may be many liberal and unorthodox individuals in Muslim community. It is for them to take lead.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Some facts about Hindu religion .
I feel that Buddhism in China, Japan and some other countries also has root in Hindu religion.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Unique court case against mythological figure .
Jincy Aby wrote:
Normally, petitions are filing on the court against the people who are still alive. There is no use to give complaints against those people who passes away. What is the motivation behind it for charging a complaint against Rama the Hindu God whom we believe that lived in the society many years ago?
I agree. There are many issues involved in framing cases against mythological figures. First, they cannot be summoned by court for obvious reasons. Secondly, current law did not apply in ancient period. Thirdly there is limitation of time. It will be ridiculous to file a case when there is neither complainant nor defendant. Also if such cases are entertained, there could be many cases for offences by epic characters viz. Dushasan for outraging modesty of Drupadi, Pandavas for using their wife as stake in gamble and Shakuni for cheating in chess.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani said thank you to vijay for his/her reply to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
So what is the conclusion to be drawn? That the State to earn revenue can create discriminatory policies and it should not be commented or opposed because it is the internal policy of the MP government.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
rambabu wrote:
This is the Excise Policy of the Madhya Pradesh Government. It generates Revenue for the State's exchequer. No state Government sacrifices such Revenue generating sources. And it is the internal Policy of the M.P Government
The policy of government should be fair to all citizens. There is nothing internal about this.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani liked a reply to the topic stocking liqueur- a privilege to wealthy .
9 years ago