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The wealthiest (white) countries, Western Europe, Canada, Australia, US (and unril 60 yrs ago Argentina) all have one thing in common other than the skin tone. Can you think of what it is?

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20 years ago the average Chinese was malnourished and definitely not 'advanced' but he is much better off today. So it is rather arbitrary what time point you choose to look at. There are many truths, it is really what you want to see. Observation collapses the wave function, as it were. Vit D linke...

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In the tenth century astronomy, mathematics, grammer, metallurgy, pharmacognosy, surgery, chemistry were at their zenith in the land of darker (on average) peoples (you may have recognised which one). Light skinned people were dressed in hides, bathed once a year and were considered wild by intermed...

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sanjaykumar, this post has been reported as being vulgar.
I've to agree. so, don't be vulgar !

regards.
Rahul.

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I saw the list of DRDO and I think many of this wish list of DRDO has also to do with its Golden Jubilee Year 2008 - 2009 , It would certainly like to make full use of it and try to present all its ambitious project in a good light and gain as much as favours from its political masters for it. I am...

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Thanks, I think I am begining to understand.

I hope I will be in a position to contribute to developing India's human resources so that excellence is nurtured. This must be a priority for Indians settled abroad.

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So two Indians out of a million in the US make it to the IOD and do better than the 5 out of 1.1 billion Indians in India. Am I the only one who sees something terribly wrong here? Or can it be excused on the grounds of the poverty in rural India? (Black rural poverty in the US does not preclude Ame...

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Err yes there is plenty of competition in India, it's the Government of India that has not evolved a sustainable reward system to give these people an opportunity at the international level. When 99.99% of the INMO gold medallists opt for alternate routes to earn an income, it means that the system ...

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I think you are missing the point-it would be naive to infer from these rankings that there is a dearth of mathematical talent or motivated teenagers, in India. The ones who did represent India need to be congratulated and admired. This is a comment on the lack of a culture of competitiveness that i...

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Excellent job by Iran. Well India can console itself that in the big scheme of dharma, illusions such as math and Olympic sport rankings mean little. We are spiritual only.

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Breathtakingly ambitious. One wonders about the projects that are classified.

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It would be very disconcerting if Kalam were against the deal, but Arun Shourie is not Abdul Kalam-until Kalam speaks for himself to th emedia nothing has changed. This deal provides India a not so hidden backdoor to enhance its nuclear stockpile. This is de facto evidence of an alliance. Only US/Br...

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Meaning gas, measured in trillion cubic feet (oil would be barrels or tonnes).

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the entire block in his assessment holds more than 20 tcf of reserves

That is a little less than the US 2007 consumption. Maybe worth $200 billion?

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But a Pakistani Pathan (brown complexion) who had married a white woman conducted himself as if he too had turned white. The most pathetic thing to see. I call this the white-by-proxy effect and would be interested in further exploring this. Of course in most Hindu households in the West, the very o...

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Good picture-why the airbrakes?

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India has chosen to release this information- there may be a hit coming.

http://www.hindu.com/2008/07/17/stories ... 051300.htm

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The stereotypical Northerner: * Is taller and bigger * Has lighter skin (some have purely white skin) * Has small, slit-like, and/or slanty eyes with single eyelids (i.e. an epicanthal fold)[1] * Has a longer rugged face (possibly with considerably more facial hair than southerners) * Speaks a north...

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The Chinese love insulting India whenever possible - They do not like the future Number 2. Paranoia or "normal" reaction of a Number 1 to a Number 2 in any heirarchy? My respect for MMS just went up a few notches. There does seem to be something brewing, MMS may have come to some serious ...

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Very interesting but EEG is crude wrt signal/noise. fMRI has shown results that are preliminary and promising. Of course there is probably a lot of fMRI work that is classified and not available.

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Shovels?

Okay their website sure shows some impressive machinery.

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He also said: ''In Friday's case, the Emirates aircraft was planning to take off from the beginning of the runway while the Kingfisher flight planned it from the intersection of the taxiway with a very short runway. Hence the confusion.'' This neither makes sense nor is it English. And no the ATC w...

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The Bush administration is privately threatening to leave the Nuclear Suppliers Group if it does not expeditiously approve the Indo-US nuclear deal by allowing member countries to engage in nuclear commerce with Delhi, a highly respected American arms control expert has alleged HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA Is...

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sraj, the post was meant in irony. If China could maintain its autonomy, why can't India? China's de facto alliance with the US was key in obtaining American capital to kick start and transform its economy. If you think capital knows no politics, please examine the role of next door Cuba in attracti...

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But like all power that is not earned, produced, there is a cost. And it is this cost that gets the goat of most Indians. The price that India has to pay for this deal cannot be measured in terms of dollars, or billions of them. It has to be weighed in terms of some intangibles like sovereignty, su...

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In which case expect some raw justice.

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Can you please post this in the Outsourcing thread also?

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Very interesting
Nuke deal: What does Indian Muslims say – deal or no deal?

http://www.twocircles.net/2008jul03/nuk ... _deal.html

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The real war will be in logistics, fuel, water, food, transport and popular support. All parameters in India's favour. With the vast exposed Tibetan plateau, marauding MiG 27s and Establishment 22 troops who will be indistinguishable from local Tibetans, a civilian hostile population and very likely...

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Only in India

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Prince Charles has established his environmental bona fides, this is not that dolt Prince Philip. Although he is almost certainly doing it as PR, it may well be useful. Have the Ambanis, Singhs etc shown an iota of envrnmental concern? I agree that Pakistan and BD should be strictly excluded unless ...

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Khaled Ahmed

Excellent synopsis-the Friday Tmes can't possibly be out of Pakistan-where are they located?

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Gen. Kiani also took the opportunity to reassure his audience that “as a soldier, as a general, I am far, far superior to an Indian army general.” Is it the Islamic millieu that permits such bombast? If an Indian general made a homologous statement, he would be cashiered on the suspicion of feeble-...

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Goretex has insignificant thermal insulation properties.

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Anybody read this The Chinese Aggression by Satyanarayan. Very interesting http://www.rand.org/about/history/wohlstetter/DL10703/DL10703.html I have recently come across a most unusual little paperback published here in Delhi called The Chinese Aggression by a Dr. Satyanarayan Sinha. It makes the fo...

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This should be posted in full for the record. Not their own wars Tuesday 8 January 2008 by Tashi Dhundup As the Indian Army’s secretive Tibetan force celebrates its 45th birthday this year, Tibetan warriors in the Special Frontier Force commemorate more than four decades of fighting other people’s w...

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PS: Historical ifs & buts are dangerous to indulge in, but if I may do it just once: I wish India had achieved independence in 1920's or 30's. Partition would not have happened. We would not have lost Northern Areas and Chittagong. These two losses have boxed us in: NA has meant we lost contigu...

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Thanks, I assumed it was out of print.

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i feel that any successful action in tibet might rely on a spectacular in xinkjiang and/or yunan as strategic diversions xinkjiang - particularly with its motorable road into tibet is a prime candidate That is of course the key, victory in Tibet lies in East Turkestan. What are India's assets in Ka...

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Interesting topic, I will read it in detail later but please also include Northern Areas currently under Pakistani occupation-especially along Shaksgam-population, demographics, religion, disafection, accessability, military utility (proximal to Chinese lines of communication). Is it useful in the e...

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