freedom is yet to come . India.
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About "freedom is yet to come . India." topic:
are you happy
when there are few indians listed in a foreign magazine as the richest people of the world . or are you sad when there are thousands of farmers still commiting suicides because they find no better alternative than death , to save themselves from starving and debt traps of private hooligans.
when our rate of opening pubs and kalaris is more than schools. there are still villages 100% illiterates.
when there are lacs of children who work at the chaiwala canteens and thelas to just gather the food to survive 24x7 and there are a few who afford their children to have various art and degrees at the foreign schools.
are you proud to have a degree from a foreign university or you are ashamed that we still are not capable of producing good schools to be proud of.
when there are few who can afford to have a cosmatic surgery to have dimples on their cheeks spending millions of ruppees in a foreign hospital, and there are umpteen numbers who do not have a single doctor in their village or any medical facility.
what do you think?
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ROOP JALUTHARIA
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Surely NOT ! He is not doing even in his own country anything extraordinary, why we should need scraps of other countries !??????? Why people are not satisfied having greats like Dr. Manmohan Singh, P. Chidambaram, Ahluwalia and many others at...
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Sarika Singh
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USA and India have heaven and hell difference of cultures. Obama was raised in that country so he knows the society very well. Manmoham singh was raised in India because he was raised here. Manmohan singh cannot be fit for USA since he doesn't...
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Shanmugasundaram
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The CASTISM has been created on old days based on assigned job.Strong poeple taken good JOBS.Weekers got Hard working jobs and little uggly jobs. To retain thier soffustication,the Rulling people systemized the CASTISM strongly to be on TOP...
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Azhar Kazmi
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Casteism can be minimized in the long run not removed as it's so deeply embedded into our psyche. How to minimize? It can be done through creating super-identities not based on caste. For instance, nationalism or regionalism can lessen the...
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R.K.MALHOTRA
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Ma be you disagree with me but you should know that most of dalit families are above the basic income group and still they are using the reservation which is not good for the person who is actually in need because of his /her economic conditions.
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What numbers of troubles are looming over the people living in India at present? Answer is; multiple. Can definitely not be called Damocles’ swords, for one interesting reason that those have been keeping on falling over the years on these people, creating a sort of numb optimism in them. A kind of callous indifference that would have made blush the great exhortation by Confucius, “Do not worry about tomorrow because tomorrow is today”. As a matter of fact, these days we have been hearing more clamant calls from even the most sensible of the wise men in the country for a bit of attention paid towards the future of the security of the country during the post NATO Afpakistan times. Experts sa...
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Gavaz Kanjiramnilkkunnathil
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It is quiet unfortunate that I feel a bit of prejudice in your last comment Kashif. Nevertheless, dream will I continue to do, may be for the rest of my life, for one simple fact that I am fed up of having nightmares. Nightmares like an MP...
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Azhar Kazmi
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It would indeed be great if people like Gavaz can dream a very different role for organizations such as the RSS. I do not agree with your contention that "the real RSS is exclusively a social organization'. In fact, the cover that RSS uses is to...
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Abolish article 370
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Ravindra Sharma
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Vote bank politics is the single biggest reason for this situation to continue. Of course abolition of Art 370 should be one of the first things to happen. Every day of its existence is a reminder of lack of decisive resolve. We claim J K as...
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Rajib Bose
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Spot on Namrata! J K is a state in the Union, and should have the same rights and responsibilities as other states. Identical laws and rules should apply - at least from today if not over 60 years earlier. If people from Kashmir have the right...
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Rathin Deb
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I totally agree with Namrata on the subject. Actually the Article 370 should have been abolish by the government in order to boost the health of Kashmir as stated by Namrata.
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poonam L kadam
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yes,they are As daily many of the bad incidence are happning with girls & day by day no of cases are increasing, it's verry insecure...
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development in rural India
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Vivekanand
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Market Economy now days make much sense rather than anything
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Satwinder Singh
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We need to protect and we need to preserve it.. but unfortunately both are missing..! That's Y we are slaves to ppl who think they are free to use others.. And the literal meaning of freedom is lost..!
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Ardhendu Pal
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After the treaty of Versailles signed post first world war I feel there is no need to protect Freedom in concern. Moreover that treaty played the most vital role in freedom of many countries including India and put the colonial empire banishment....
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Quotes Some quotes are hereby given to indicate that such a conspiracy as suggested in this book is in motion. 'We shall have World Government, whether or not we like it. The only question is whether World Government will be achieved by conquest or consent.' -- Statement made before the United States Senate on Feb. 7, 1950 by James Paul Warburg, son of the architect of the Federal Reserve System, Paul Warburg. 'From the days of Sparticus, Weishaupt, Karl Marx, Trotski, belacoon, Rosa Luxenberg and Ema Goldman, this world conspiracy has been steadily growing. This conspiracy played a definite recognizable role in the French Revolution. It has been the mainspring of every subversive movem...
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konkan SINGHA
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http://www.theconspiracyexplained.com/
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Describe the ins Raw at War-Genesis of Secret Agencies in Ancient India Columnist Gp Capt SM HALI examines the historical capacity of Research Analysis Wing (RAW) of India to conduct clandestine operations Introduction E spionage, euphemistically called the second oldest profession of the world finds a mention in the Indian Vedas, one of the most - if not the most - ancient of the human texts. References to espionage are also discernible in the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, Assyria, Greece and China. The Chinese sage Sun Tzu is considered by European scholars to be the first to study and analyse the whole question of espionage on scientific lines, and to set it down in a text boo...
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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The history either ancient,medieval and modern corborates theses facts. The 'carrierpigeon'theory was part of this espionage. Thanks konkan for refereshing info.
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