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by BajKhedawal
15 Feb 2009 11:45
Forum: Strategy, Politics & International Relations Forum
Topic: Indus Water Treaty
Replies: 3257
Views: 740059

Re: Indus Water Treaty

Bakistanians being low RAPE arian age Gau Jal Kola shall be distributed free to our Baki birathers . :rotfl: Oh yes I am sure RSS would oblige, so as to cleanse the long lost in the mela birathers. But I think the pakistanis being TFTA need a heavier strength cola Gau jal won’t do, ages ago in a th...
by BajKhedawal
15 Feb 2009 10:58
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Camera and Photography Thread -III
Replies: 4098
Views: 45781

Re: Camera and Photography Thread -III

Singha, Mort Thanks for your recommendations, prices at CC generally drop on Thursdays; I am hoping for 10% more reduction this week. The parameters involved with DSLR are mindboggling at least for a newbie. Olympus Evolt 410 also seems like a good option for a beginner. Comes with two lens 14-42mm ...
by BajKhedawal
15 Feb 2009 00:42
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Camera and Photography Thread -III
Replies: 4098
Views: 45781

Re: Camera and Photography Thread -III

I'd start with the Panny Lumix or the G10 and build up my skill level. You can always spend money. If the markets go further down and retailers/manufacturers are unable to sell inventory, you can buy for a good price then. Thanks! Mort, I myself was leaning towards Panny with its rave reviews and t...
by BajKhedawal
15 Feb 2009 00:23
Forum: Strategy, Politics & International Relations Forum
Topic: Indus Water Treaty
Replies: 3257
Views: 740059

Re: Indus Water Treaty

120,000,000 cubic meters. India’s dam-failure record has been worst , as nine of its dams have so far collapsed,” he said. “We would like to go there when the tension between India and Pakistan following the Bombay attacks ease,” he said. {Yeah, like that's gonna ever happen} Pakistan being on low ...
by BajKhedawal
14 Feb 2009 10:43
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Camera and Photography Thread -III
Replies: 4098
Views: 45781

Re: Camera and Photography Thread -III

A quick question to the gyanni gurus here. I have zero photography skills, yet I manage to get above average photographs with sony cybershot DSC-W90 point and shoot camera. I have an opportunity to get either one of the following two (please consider: once I buy this I may not have such an opportuni...
by BajKhedawal
14 Feb 2009 04:32
Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
Topic: PRC Economy and Industry: News and Discussions
Replies: 3933
Views: 795599

Re: PRC Economy News and Discussions-II

Cross Posting from "A Nation on the March" thread as I think it may have relevance here also. I have never come across anything that even lightly praises India from the Canadians or their cousins in UK, but this might be a go with the flow kind of a thing evolving here. I was looking for a...
by BajKhedawal
14 Feb 2009 04:14
Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
Topic: A Nation on the March
Replies: 897
Views: 379682

Re: A Nation on the March

Refreshing article from a Canuk Gora, I wish our dhimmie media would talk positively for a change. Indian tycoons are the 'knockout punch' against China Thu-Apr 17, 2008 Toronto / Indo-Asian News Service Heaping praise on India's billionaire business leaders, a major Canadian newspaper said Wednesda...
by BajKhedawal
01 Feb 2009 06:12
Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
Topic: A Nation on the March
Replies: 897
Views: 379682

Re: A Nation on the March

I don't think its hard to conceive, specially if there are no royalty issues such as with using Microsoft o/s, etc. http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/29/india-developing-10-laptop-gartner-says-100-laptop-at-least/ So even if its $100, it is still a major feat. No! at least we don't have to deal with N...
by BajKhedawal
04 Jan 2009 11:18
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Future strategic scenario for the Indian Subcontinent
Replies: 2861
Views: 443330

Re: Future strategic scenario for the Indian Subcontinent

Totally agree that there is this tremendous amount of dormant nationalism long neglected, and one of the prime causes is the cross cultural barriers. Language being the main culprit, sure English is a national integrator but it is not understood and/or appreciated by majority of populace. For a pers...
by BajKhedawal
03 Jan 2009 11:46
Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
Topic: India to consider sending 120,000 troops to Afghanistan
Replies: 1066
Views: 231314

Re: India to consider sending 120,000 troops to Afghanistan

This is a superb idea. I just don’t understand some of the comments advocating that we would be doing this on behalf of the Brits or the Amrikhans. Why do we care if the US will use us and then betray us, so what? Let them think we are doing their dirty work. We should be (and ARE) in to serve and p...
by BajKhedawal
26 Dec 2008 10:24
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: Attention non-members and lurkers !
Replies: 414
Views: 1157668

Re: Attention non-members and lurkers!

Rahul-Al santa-clause, I have my account based upon email provided by office. Can I move to free email with my current account ? Nope. You have already registered (ergo you can post here). Is this arising from concerns of data security? Oh no the concern was more to do with job mobility (similar to...
by BajKhedawal
26 Dec 2008 09:23
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: Attention non-members and lurkers !
Replies: 414
Views: 1157668

Re: Attention non-members and lurkers!

Ditto what VikasRaina asked above.
by BajKhedawal
24 Dec 2008 04:03
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Armoured Vehicles Discussion Thread
Replies: 398
Views: 273948

Re: Artillery and Armor thread

Not sure if this is the right thread for this: As indicated in the article India ordered them in September then why does Shiv Aroor put a spin on the heading? Regardless, I am happy that our military will have an opportunity to carpet clean and sanitize our surroundings. 26/11 prompts India to seek ...
by BajKhedawal
20 Dec 2008 10:57
Forum: Strategy, Politics & International Relations Forum
Topic: Malegaon blasts and the limits of fake secularism
Replies: 1033
Views: 178083

Re: Malegaon blasts and the limits of fake secularism

@ Narayan ^^^^^^ Pioneer reporting more on the same: http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewtopic.php?p=588589#p588589 Kudos to H Jhaveri for using his citizenship rights The information has been gleaned through a string of petitions under the Right to Information Act by one H Jhaveri from various age...
by BajKhedawal
15 Dec 2008 09:16
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program Discussion
Replies: 518
Views: 60561

Re: Indian Space Program Discussion

So ISRO choose Soyuz http://newsx.com/story/38251 ISRO to redesign Russian Soyuz Sun-Dec 14, 2008 New Delhi / Press Trust of India After the historic moon mission, India will redesign Russian space capsule Soyuz to send its astronauts on the country's maiden manned space mission. "We will be re...
by BajKhedawal
15 Dec 2008 08:53
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: China Military Watch
Replies: 3944
Views: 1361341

Re: China Military Watch

Apologies if this is not the correct thread to post this, but to me the following article by our local communist mouthpiece reeks of some subtle commie propaganda. Other than being impressed with the filmy istyle crashing the window and drilling the terrorist’s brains out (albeit in a make believe s...
by BajKhedawal
07 Dec 2008 11:15
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: Newbie Corner & Military Miscellaneous
Replies: 4126
Views: 859793

Re: Newbie Corner & Military Miscellaneous

I have been a lurker for a decade now, and finally decided to register. (I almost started a new thread posting this one, clicked a wrong button, that was close call with ib4t"ale") Being a newbie I thought it proper to pose my question here to the gentlejingo's. http://www.hindu.com/thehin...