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Post-monarchy india too allowed royal families to keep their personal wealth, fortunes and even titles(maharajas, nawabs, sultans etc) minus political influence.

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@devesh If you read my comment again you'll see that I made references to indic religions but it had nothing to do with indic religions. There is no point defining an elite. The elite I talk about have no inclinations towards indic religions whatsoever. Instead, they work to occupy places of influen...

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Now, RSS mouthpiece cautions 'intolerant' Narendra Modi I'm waiting for the day when a non-bjp, non-congress(both are nothing but high caste partys) leader takes over the command of india. Modi(a fruit seller caste) starting to take over BJP is unbelievable. He might actually be THE man who could w...

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"Why Are Indian Kids So Good at Spelling? Indic scripts and languages are phonetic English is not a phonetic language It is the reason why indians unconsciously spell "chilled beer" as "child bear". Or "cycle" is pronounced as "saikal". And "future&...

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I fail to understand the mindset of people who oppose FDI in retail say. It's simple fundamentals of economics. X buys from Y and Y buy from X. Together they make up a market. If one of them fails to sustain the other's needs then it creates a void which attracts and pulls Z(from elsewhere) to expl...

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Indian market has a void that needs filling. It is primarily a domestic market but it still lacks demand or purchasing power to fuel consumerism. This void(in retail) is vulnerable and will eventually be filled by either indians or non-indians. If the later gets an opportunity, they will also gain a...

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^both those states are US allies and will walk as per the masters tune. The policy is supposed to keep the indian economy domestic and pure domestic. If we enter into economic arrangements with other states{a X buys and Y sells setup} then we will essentially be outsourcing a part of our foreign pol...

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It these reports are true then we might be seeing a policy shift in the way the US talks diplomacy to india. Hilary clinton visiting india to offer threats is no different than american leaders visiting pakistan and threatening them. The bottom line is that india is not a US ally. 1) India doesn't h...

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There are two different strategies employed, one each by UPA and NDA. 1) The UPA strategy is time tested and the oldest in indias history. Its basis is to keep the populations segregated. The castes, the religions etc. That means providing an underlying support to the likes of zakir naiks, kacha ill...

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US wants to share defence technologies with India: Shapiro Most of it as good as useless because it always has strings attached. Post agni-V test, china had correctly pointed out about how india acquires most of its defense needs from outside and it was a direct contradiction to indias aspirations ...

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Guys, That part in the globaltimes about west beginning to enjoy a possible dual between india and china is correct. Any war between india/china will benefit the west. But that does not mean that india should not build capability and capacity to inflict pain on china. First look at the size of our a...

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India and Neighbouring countries: China Card Doesn’t Pay Good article. Though the author is thinking liking like a noob because he wants to bring bangladesh, pakistan and srilanka away from chinese influence. That's useless civvie talk. The point is to let china "use" these three nations....

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A request to all BRF members: Please stop the speculations and stick to the PR narrative. It is a 5000km missile onlee. Thank you.

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Indian and western media seem to have gone crazy after india's missile test.

Many of the headlines are bluntly stating the target as china.

The missile is not something new. It is just a modded version of the old agni series.

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Guys, what is wrong with paksitani FDI in indian economy?

They will be bank rolling the indian economy INSTEAD of bank rolling the local(pakistani) economy.

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Planning to bring Defence Ministry under offsets authority The defence offsets policy stipulates that contracts over Rs. 300 crore must have a minimum offset of 30 per cent and be fulfilled along with the main contract. As per the policy, the winner of the bid or vendor has to source a third of the...

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@SSridhar, CC brihaspati CC shiv Firstly , I don't share this view that pakistan is headed for destruction. Not until the US and china lift the protectorate status they have over pakistan. I don't think that terms like "collapse", "failed state" or "destruction" are co...

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Honestly, I keep wondering what a Paki collapse will look like? If the pakistani state(the army) looses all control and large scale ethnic fights take over, then the neighbours will start isolating pakistan to contain the instability. Iran and india already has fencing along their border with pakis...

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Aditya_V wrote:Yes, Don't you think it would have taken 1 year to agree the modalities.

Once the 1/3rd of the pakistani army returns from the north-west back to the eastern border, kashmir will go back to its old self.

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What were they up against, nvishal ? Pakistans allies As regards your 'Pakistan is here to stay' line, I believe that it is a decision that Pakistan itself has to make. Many analysts (Pakistanis and non-Indians) are comparing the present situation in Pakistan to pre-1971 days. Once Pakistan makes t...

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why did Pakis after 13 years of unprovoked shelling from 1989 to 2002 suddenly feel the need for a ceasefire on LOC?? care to think. Parakram ended in mid 02 Ceasefire began around 03 end The US was in afghanistan. It's around the time when the pakistani army released an offensive against the north...

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Was Parakram "hot air"? In that we never actually went to war, I suppose you could say it was. Yet, in achieving the political goals it apparently did, this "hot air" was an infinitely more cost-effective solution than an actual military campaign (crossing the Threshold of Colla...

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China causing irritation in the islands of south china sea is a perfect opportunity for india to build "refueling stations" on those islands.

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Pray tell me why allow Pakis into India, it serves no benefit, I agree we should look benevolent and not actually be so. Some parts of north india are ethnically and culturally connected to pakistan. Most of this collaboration(aman ki asha type ideas) is done unconsciously because it comes natural ...

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@harbans, VikasRaina, brihaspati Green on green warfare is not going to cause self-destruction. My point is that the greens will always be here. It is a fact of islam. The greens need an enemy; a perpetual enemy. This leaves possibility of two situations: 1) Greens against green 2) Greens against no...

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Normally I don't post stuff like this but it made me laugh loud. Indians are known to search for things like "aun^ty s3x" but the below is just crazy. Some months ago, google had ranked pakistan as the number one country with most searches for BP material. At that time I ignored that news ...

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^ How so Paul ? Pls care to explain How Gujral doctrine helped ? The Gujral doctrine is a psychological strategy that prevents tit-for-tat. A pakistan that doesn't get the opportunity to fight with india is a pakistan that fights with itself. @harbans Pakistan is a good source for agro essentials. ...

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http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/MONITOR/ISSUE6-4/hobbes7.jpg http://www.business-in-asia.com/asia/images/railway_tranAsia.jpg India agrees to be part of Trans-Asian Railway Network PATNA: In a major policy decision, the Indian Railways has agreed to participate in the Trans-Asian Railway link between...

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Surasena wrote: Does this guy look "white" to you:

Shiv aroor?

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@Philip Look at srilankas economy. About half is tourism. Look at the country it imports and exports from. A sanction will cripple much of the country. The civil war kept the north and the east disturbed. A sanction will disturb the normalcy in south and the rest of the country. Also take into accou...

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Settlements yet to commence Mehdi Nabi Zadeh, Iran's ambassador to India said Friday that the payment for Iranian crude oil in Indian rupees has not yet started. India and Iran agreed earlier this month to settle 45% of their annual crude oil trade bill of around $12 billion in the Indian currency ...

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Too much hula hoop over india voting in the UN. It's like the steps in a chess board. You think about your first move and assume what the opponent will do next which makes you rethink about the first move all over again. @Kanishka SL cannot play. If it does, it'll ruin itself. That's what is happeni...

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A cellphone video grab of a self-immolation in Tibet, believed to be the sacrifice of Palden Choetso, a nun in China's Sichuan province

Get real with China on Tibet

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More banks may be added to facilitate India-Iran transactions More banks may soon be added to facilitate India-Iran trade transactions to boost bilateral trade. The payment problem with Iran was resolved earlier this month with the operationalisation of a rupee payment mechanism through UCO Bank. C...

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@rgsrini Read through this wikileak cable talking about christianity in india. They are unconsciously hinting at the intangible aspects yet they do not understand it themselves. ‘Islands of growth' despite hurdles for Catholic Church In a July 24, 2002 meeting, Archbishop Antonio Veglio, Secretary o...

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How can a strategic ally/partner/pal threaten us with "sanctions" if we don't stop buying Iranian oil? Well,that's what our "bumchum" Om-Baba has done-read a post in the Iran thread. What on earth makes you think that US is indias strategic partner? IOW, you are talking about &q...

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Nvishal, Just for my education, can you please give me some examples of problems that have been resolved by foreign intervention and criticism within India and elsewhere. I am certainly not trying to put you in the spot here. I genuinely want to know if it is factual. Thanks. The current form of hi...

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A must watch lecture on method of "American control of Indian narrative" . - by Rajeev Malhotra. 2 hours worth of presentation but it was good. People only look at one side of the story. There is always an equal and opposite effect. You need to remember that criticism encourages change. S...

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@CRamS They do not drop bombs yet because they have to maintain the integrity of their micky mouse clubs(UN, NSG, IAEA etc). They have a put across a "narrative" in these organisations that justifies military action over iran. The US has spent many years setting up these clubs and it has t...

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