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sudarshan

What does the US liking or not liking India have to do with business ? We make a business case and we get money. Same for China. You guys have ICBMs pointed at each other and Chinese grunts still make the consumer electronics gadgets that Americans fall over each other to grab. Coulda/shoulda/would...

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Dude, the successors of the Indus Valley Civilization are running this forum :) I think a discussion of whether modern India is the successor to the IVC is outside the scope of a thread for the PRC Economy. It is my understanding that modern India claims the IVC, no doubt. Well, it's a much more le...

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sudarshan, Anti -semitism was a regular and pervasive phenomenon in all Christian states. In middile ages they used to massacre the Jews to celebrate coronation in Londomium. Read up on King Richrad the Lion Heart's accession. After the Black Death and the Church Reformation where in the state and ...

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I could be wrong about this, but is it true that the Russians are the only Caucasian branch on whom Abrahamism wasn't enforced by foreign imperialists? I don't have a detailed picture of early Muscovite history, but I believe the Russians actually "adopted" Christianity and gave it the fl...

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wonj LOL! That was deliberate, wasn't it? Not sure if Wong(j) was similarly deliberately mis-spelling in his posts. India exports petro chemicals and things like cotton, correct?? Commodities have risen over 50% since 2003, so even without doing a thing, exports would have risen 50% since 2003. Won...

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Venug, no probs. The way I read the material in that article was that certain undeniable facts about the civilization on the banks of the Saraswati river have forced a recalibration of the canned message that's being fed to the masses, but that there's some management going on behind the scenes to d...

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wong, serious question here, not trolling. Why do most Chinese in the west take on Western names and even become Christian. Ok, Christianity, some will say because it gives them spiritual comfort etc (although that can be done by going back to your native/ancestral religion too). But what's with th...

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My first time posting a link on this forum, so please pardon any transgressions. Don't know what the protocol is with posting a yahoo news link - any reason not to (besides the fact that it may be temporary)? http://news.yahoo.com/huge-ancient-civilization-collapse-explained-123449804.html Researche...

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^^^^ The research center where this study was carried out is in Estonia. No "patriotic" link there, between Estonia and India, I believe. Ok, makes sense. Thanks. In fact, the thing with studies like the one done by Lalji Singh and co-authors is, that the conclusions and inferences tend t...

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GENETICS The original paper can be downloaded here : This will do nicely, thank you :). Just to clarify my interest in this thread. This person (American) from my literary critique group read my novel and critiqued it (I'd previously critiqued his novel - a typical - though well-written - thriller ...

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I agree with your basic premise about changing the game and image-boosting for Indians. There have been AIT-related threads on BRF before, and it came to the point where AIT discussions were strongly discouraged (don't want to use the word "banned"). AIT is on its deathbed, that much is ev...

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Friday Image: Targeting the USSR in August 1945 List of good targets prepared by Khan's military for dropping atomic bombs in the USSR overlaid with the ranges of nuclear-capable bombers, Check out the map , it is too big to embed here. LaWhore is marked as a possible springboard outside USSR. This...

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So now things have veered over to the II world war and comrade Wong's "trust" of the American view of WW II, have they? If you ask the Russians, they will tell you that they are mightily miffed at how the US/UK successfully claimed credit for essentially doing nothing. Hitler's armies were...

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This is exactly what Indians are trying to tell you. China steals IP/proliferates nukes/occupies Tibet etc. saying "ends justify means." China will similarly go down as a direct consequence of these actions. Your actions are already causing the rest of the world to band together against y...

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Yes, Japan did get punk a$$ on China and it got Nuked directly for it => TWICE. Quick history lesson: Japan goes punk a$$ on China, US embargoes Japan because of China atrocities, Japan Pearl Harbors US as a response, US fires bombs Japan to hell using incendiaries and tops it off with two fresh Nu...

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The key question is can Japan use the same justification when it went all punk a$$ on China. After all it desperately needed resources and the ends justify the means.... Very good question. Let's build on that, shall we? Why do the Chinese keep complaining about the "two centuries of humiliati...

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amit saar, thou art caste-ing pearls before swine, methinks... Hari Saar, I know. :-) But what to do my (our as well) Indic nature makes me/us the keeper of the pearls. You see, saarji, the swine are not really swine, but only pretending to be swine, so they can eat tigers later. Hope you "cat...

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Speaking of the Nobel Prize (now that's a measure of innovation) how many PRC nationals have won the Nobel Prize in non-peace categories till date? Note: I am talking about PRC nationals, not people who are citizens of Taiwan, US etc. who are of Chinese descent. Hahaha. Why are you being so restric...

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^^^^^ You wanted a Chinese equivalent, I named something that far surpasses yet another human body orifice to reach the appendix. Good Lord, these Chinese posters are pathetic. Listen, Wong, the original point was about innovation in the modern republics of India and China. Some Chinese poster said...

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Sorry but I for one am glad to see lakhs/crores bite the dust. As the numbers get larger, my confusion grows greater. No on else on the planet uses such a strange numbering system. I was so amused by this post, I had to come out of hibernation to post a reply (OT, so my apologies). What's "str...

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Amber G. wrote:
The standard term used (in text books etc) for calculus is "kalan" (कलन ) (Some times, additional words (Rashi-kalan or chal rashi karan - राशी कलन, or चल राशी कलन ) are added.

Thanks, Amber, much appreciate the detailed response.

Regards,
Sudarshan

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X-posting from Nukkad thread, at the suggestion of a poster there. This is a question I had. I also had two other questions, which are not relevant for this Math's corner - those questions are still in the Nukkad thread. I'd appreciate responses to those Q's too (over there, of course :)). (1) Is th...

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Ok, thanks, ravi_ku, I moved my question to the nukkad thread.

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http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/ancient/mahabharat/mahab_vartak.html This is the scholar(?) I was talking about before, who dated the Mahabharata war to circa 5500 B.C. This was what prompted me to start my earlier thread on dating the Mahabharata, etc. There was some nice discussion at that t...

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Arya Sumantara, Here's my take on how astrology can be perfectly consistent with Karma Yoga. According to the theory of Karma, whatever action an agent undertakes, will have consequences. Some of these consequences will occur relatively soon after the original deed (or cause), while others will occu...

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Many moons ago, I started this thread on BR, trying to answer the following questions. What were the times in which the Ramayana and Mahabharata really occurred? I was confused by the Mahabharata, because the world of the Mahabharata seemed very similar to the India of 500 to 300 B.C., with a strong...

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People are changing pretty fast, i have seen people give me looks when i bought a BMW 3 series. Lot of colleagues were highly suprised. I got it on 0.9% Apr. Are you surprised by this? Careful buddy/madam, and take care of your BMW. When Circuit City went out of business, I happened to need somethi...

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well, Dalai can say whatever he want ...but whatever he says can change the fact: " china is on the way to be the next superpower....and .....no country dare "liberate Tibet" from the hand of PRC..." Liu, you were warned just a few days ago on using the disrespectful "Dalal...

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Are you talking about Cash4gold by any chance? They're quite the scam artists -- they offer 1/3 the going price or so. Link about one person's experience Fun part is that when you search for cash4gold on google, the above website appears right below the cash4gold website. Solution: Cash4gold tried ...

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BTW, guys, I'm seeing this ad pretty often on TV, here in the USA, saying "send us your old and broken gold/silver/platinum jewellery, and we'll pay you hard cash for it." Is this somebody's grand plan for further hoodwinking the American public? Pretty soon cash might well be worthless, w...

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http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=151825 well, it is a topic for economy. If you want to keep on the "tibet issue", i would be glad to discuess it with you the the political forum. Sudarshan, I think Liu is right. Tibet for a Chini=Kashmir for Baki. That's fine, I don'...

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http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=151825 ChineseCompanies to go on a European shopping trip well, Chinese are going to place a order of 15 billion USD. But because of Sarkozy's meeting of Dalai, French company won't get a penny from the order. There you go- this post amply illus...

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1. Frankly speaking, CCP(Chinese communist party) today is so capitalism that it fear and hate " communism and maoism" more than India and USA. CCP today is the most capitalism party in the world. So, word that CCP supports India's Maoist is as ridiculous and funny as USA supports Maoist ...

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excuse me, there may be some protests in China. But there are hardly "incidents" with guns and bomb involved in CHina. how about India's mao Guerrillas？how about the separatist in Asam? how about the continous "bomb' in india urban cities? which may be more dangerous, the above "...

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Vick, I think it's more a question of how much of a resource base (civilizational/scientific/technological/human/whatever) a nation has to sustain its hold over territory. The British were an artificially bloated construct for two hundred years. If the people of India had been in any kind of decent ...

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It's too early to be making such claims about "dying stars," IMHO, but if such claims are going to be made anyway, then one can equally well say the same about the US. Anyways, nation states evolve on a long time scale- probably something like a human year (maybe even decade?) being a day ...

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What is this Acharya's problem anyway? First he (or she?) posts a long cut-and-paste post without an url (he rarely posts urls, from what I can see), then when somebody does bother to google for the url and post it, he cribs about it being the "wrong url," and puts up a dead-end url of his...

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hnair: I suppose that's one way of looking at it :). No offense. ...before the 9:30 local rolls in... You mean before the 8:30 local rolls in at 9:30. One more thing. If it comes to a downhill event, there wont be the customary 90,000 prisoners who will reach home to their families. Something we nee...

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I honestly can't imagine what Saakashvili was thinking. A country Georgia's size thumbing its nose at the grizzly bear standing barely six feet away, thinking it can get away with it under the camouflage of the Olympics, and then whining for American support when the bear delivers the brutal mauling...

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