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Is it justifiable to lend helping hand to the flood hit Pakistan
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recent floods in Pakistan Pakistan India Pakistan
have begun a vicious campaign to blame India India ,
principally, for the massive floods, purportedly because New
Delhi had deliberately diverted waters from dams in the Indian
state of Jammu and Kashmir , and from the ones
it "controlled in Afghanistan Pakistan
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VISHWA DEEPAK MISHRA
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Ofcourse,Yes & INDIA'S MOVE TOWARDS PEACE & SUPPORTING A GOOD CAUSE HAS BEEN ALWAYS EXCEPTIONAL.........NO DOUBTS & NO REGRETS..
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Rakesh Roshan
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Yes, we should help needy ones. But you should not help those, who you know will definitely try to destroy/disturb you after recovery.
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George Varghese
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We follow Mahathma Gandhi. We should do our duty to help and support another human who is suffering. Give love and take love. Educate love to those who does not know. They may be not intelligent and educated to understand love. we should be...
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Floods deluge Pak With Strategic Problems The Zardari government's inefficient handling of the floods is reminiscent of the General Yahya Khan government's thoroughly inept rescue and relief operations in the wake of the devastating Bhola cyclone in East Pakistan in 1970 that sowed the seeds of Pakistan's dismemberment, argues Rajeev Sharma. Pakistan's worst-ever floods may drown President Asif Ali Zardari himself. He is increasingly being seen as the modern time's Nero. He chose to be abroad when floods deluged large parts of his country, displacing over 20 million people, much more than the 2004 Asian tsunami, the 2005 Kashmir earthquake and the 2010 Haiti quake all put together. The...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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Thank you Brigadier Sir for a patient reading of my blog and offering your opinion.
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Brigadier (Retd) Sunil Chadha,
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reading your blog (url given above) was made more interesting due to the fact that apart from the coverage you have highlighted our spirited non political concerns as contrasted against the lack of rationality across the boundary. the fact that...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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A great analysis from Mr. Rajiv. The opinion of Mr.Brigadier is awesome. Ofcourse, I wrote a blog on the same subject during September, 2010. Please do visit the following url for my detailed comments on the issue and offer your valuable...
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