Bharat Rakshak

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Its interesting to note that there are only 2 points which differentiate Buddhism from Christianity: - Original sin - Karma & re-birth. So, in that sense, Nestorian is much more closer to Buddhism. Sorry: Please do not make these self goals and allow our Buddha to be once again be alienated fro...

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Virginal Birth is actually taken from Ancient India. Virginal Birth is a common meme in many ancient Indian stories: - Karna born to virgin Kunthi. - Buddha born to virgin Maya. - Vyasa born of virgin Sathyavathi. Infact, abnormal births is a common meme in ancient Indian stories. About the schism b...

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Not directly related to lingusitics nevertheless below validates how knowledge/ideas/stories could have propagated out of India. How Buddhist Cultural Memes Were Appropriated By Christianity The origin of the legend of Barlaam and Josaphat, two of the most famous Christian saints of the Middle Ages...

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Climatalogist phil jones and climategate. Enough said!

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Stick to the topic please.

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Rates of Evolution under Reasonable Assumptions Not all the beneficial mutations are preserved, it turns out. The number that are preserved (fix) is twice the selective advantage. If a mutation has a selective advantage of .01, then the chance that it will fix (reach a frequency near 1) is .02. Thu...

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Article in ToI today - '70 Generations ago, caste stopped people intermixing.' http://m.timesofindia.com/india/70-generations-ago-caste-stopped-people-inter-mixing/articleshow/50859632.cms Excerpts : Study by National Institute of Biomedical Genomics, Kalyani West Bengal, traces indian origin to fi...

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uddu wrote:Evicting Pakistanis out of POK is the solution.

Exactly. We are losing more men and spending more resources in defensive measures. If we use the same men and resources in offense, we would have it much more easy.

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sankum wrote:It is team work rather than any individual. We in India have a tendency to make a person indispensable.

Agreed. But, performers need to be rewarded, so that others would want to perform similarly.

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We can also have a discussion on why the rivers of east Texas have fish that contain mercury and dioxins and what the implications are for India and China if anybody wants to discuss. Thanks for reading my rant...... Very informative. Thanks. I didn't know this. Please continue about the mercury is...

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The reference to east africa as origin seems to be based on bible. This is unlikely. Old testament - from which Christianity arose says that God made man. Not evolution in Africa. Later Noah (of Noah's ark) had 3 sons Ham, Shem and Japheth. Ham apparently saw his father Noah naked (presumably he wa...

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Shivji and others, A very professional youtube video should be put together pooling together all the latest genetic, linguistic, archaeological, and historical research. I can talk to a relative of mine who made it big in the digital media industry. He currently puts together very polished advertis...

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Primus' saar, I think your scepticism is misplaced. You should be first sceptical about out of africa theory itself. out of africa was first proposed by darwin himself. At the same time, out of asia was also proposed by some German. There is no proof to support out of africa theory as far as I under...

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............. Anyway, this out of africa theory has now been debunked. Genetic studies show that russian all non-africans have no african markers. So, africans can't be there ancestors. So, Asians are the ancestors of Human beings non-africans. Question is: which Asians? Answer is: Most probably In...

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There is less chance of corruption of written word compared to spoken words. As for memory, time corrupts it.. And this is just common sense. Oral traditions and other such unreliable historical sources have to be resorted if written records don't exist.

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RajeshA saar, :mrgreen: About textual evidence, I think you are right. Not just Europeans, but most of the world lacks ancient textual history (even if corrupted by legends and myths). Even if there are texts, they are unreadable or not fully available giving plenty of room for speculations. Indians...

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Out of Africa theory was floated before genetics field came to be. Out of Africa was proposed by Darwin. I think his idea was that if humans evolved from monkeys, then africans must be the earliest humans as they are closest to monkeys. In short, this sounds like a racist theory based on speculation...

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You are now cross mapping Varnas to Ashramas as viewed from the SD framework, with examples of professions. Ideas do not adapt to people, for people are still people, 5000 years back or today or 5000 years hence. Ideas have to be moulded to a changing environment and the validity of the ideas need ...

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No Horse was domesticated in the steppe of Kazakhstan, west Siberia and Ukraine: DNA study Posted on November 25, 2014 by priyadarshi101 Was the wild steppe horse ever domesticated? Archaeology and DNA Sir William Ridgeway had noted on anatomical grounds that the Przewalskii was not the ancestor of...

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Thanks Virendra saar for that lead. :) The First Civilization of the World Posted on November 15, 2010 by priyadarshi101 The First Civilization of the World, Siddhartha Publishers, Delhi, email arunrajive@gmail.com. written by Dr P. Priyadarshi, MBBS, MD, MRCP (UK) Abstract: Human DNA studies tell u...

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Humanity originated in Asia, not Africa. ----- All the ancestors of contemporary Europeans apparently did not migrate out of Africa as previously believed. According to a new analysis of more than 5,000 teeth from long-perished members of the genus Homo and the closely related Australopithecus, many...

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is there any basis for out of africa theory or is it just speculation like AIT? ----- “Out of Africa” Theory Officially Debunked Central to results of this extensive examination of haplogroups (7,556) was the absence of any African genes. So lacking was the sampling of African genetic involvement, t...

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'Kargil was a lost opportunity to call Pakistan’s nuclear bluff’ The Pakistanis overplayed the nuclear thing and we succumbed to it, says Lt. Gen. Mohinder Puri. The Kargil conflict of 1999 was an opportunity to call Pakistan’s nuclear bluff but India failed to do so for political reasons, says Lt....

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Not at all. You are speaking only from the viewpoint of genetics, but when a genetics paper cites a reference which is in turn based on a nonsense archaeo-linguistic document it counts as a "cite". Sooner or later this genetics paper will be used as a cite in an archaeological or linguist...

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ukumar: discovery of Europeans about a Steppe-invasion does nothing to disprove OIT. It only proves that there was an invasion of an alien people into Europe. But they extrapolate this to imply that India must also have been invaded. So, here is the situation: 1) There is plenty of archaeological e...

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do we know for sure they didn't try .. I do not know what intelligence the agencies received, what was their security plan and what contingencies did that plan prevent. from the direction they entered it seems closest were dsc mess, administrative buildings, then hangars and then civilian quarters....

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Shiv saar, thanks for starting this thread and that first post. I think the misconception of Bhaarathiyas is due to the belief that 'yatho dharmah thatho jayah'. 'We will win because we are good guys'. This false notion is responsible for the silly behaviour. The reality is the exact opposite:yatho ...

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How long before these 'up to date' papers become 'obsolete'? What does 'obsolete' mean? ... that they were wrong?

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shiv wrote:
johneeG wrote: He says that Anus went out of India.
I'm guessing this anus helped to spread H pylori
<humour off>

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tapping local khalistani undercurrents. They figure they can count on underground movement if they stick to visible symbols of power of the state. No Habal. Police stations and state government installations, radio and TV are all symbols of state power and easier targets. Why an air base? IMHO: Afg...

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Vedic Sanskrit older than Avesta, Baudhayana mentions westward migrations from India: Dr N Kazanas Dr Kazanas seems awesome. Co-incidentally, I was thinking on this same model yesterday even though I didnt know lot of the supporting evidence provided by Dr Kazanas. http://www.sanskrit.nic.in/svimar...

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Trickling in from post investigation are details on the level of corruption along the border areas......................... Then, there were also inside elements in the armed forces (or hired contractors) who were being paid to provide info and shelter to the attackers. One IAF personnel had been a...

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habal wrote:pakistan had given intelligence to US.
their thinking was better inform a neutral or friendly party rather than India who could in future turn around and say we receives none.

Yes, I too was thinking in similar vein.

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Has this been posted here before?? http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/pathankot-terror-attack-us-alerted-india-on-infiltration/articleshow/50505309.cms It was the United States that alerted India through intelligence channels on Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists sneaking into Pathankot. And...

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Chinmayanand wrote:So how to put Dum in GoI Musharraf ? Instead of Dum , GoI seems to have piles ever since IG departed.

Develop our own MIC and economy. In IG era, it was soviet dum which allowed us to defy US in 71.

Ramana gaaru,
just saw your post. Last post.

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tifwiw Subramanian Swamy ‏@Swamy39 5h5 hours ago It is curious that Pak civil Govt told US in advance of Pathankot terror attack about it. US informed India--who? No action!! I think NSA Doval took all the necessary action. He found the intended target and put it on alert with additional troops. Ye...

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I think the first step should be sanctions. Later other actions may or may nor follow, but the first automatic step should be sanctions for some minimum time-frame.

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When it comes to security matters (both internal and external security), India was punching above its weight during IG's time. IB and RAW capabilities were systematically strengthened by her. Kaoboys of RAW by B.V.Raman presents a glowing picture of IG. Anyways no one can say US arm twisted IG. She...

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Breaking news on TOI: Indian consulate in Afghan city Mazar-i-Sharif attacked, gunmen attempted to enter compound Shiite. The ante has been upped further if this is true. Those Mi 25s to Afghan AF have really hurt. A couple of things that should be kept in mind. I read a news article somewhere that...

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It seem Indian consulate in Astan was also attacked. Attack on air force base is quite huge and cannot be ignored. US sanctioned Iran. Russia sanctioned Turkey. As a first step, India should also sanction Pakistan. And then, covert actions in pakjab. Finally, prepare for war by building up the econo...

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