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chetak wrote:

Karan M wrote:None of them will agree. Their elites loathe India.

what's with so many guys suddenly wanting to "absorb" these countries into the dharmic fold

why leave out the pakis, beedis, and the myanmarese

best to mind our business and make sympathetic noises when these guys fall into deep holes that they have dug for themselves

if a maiden like lanka runs off with a much married buzurg like the cheeni, why should we get our knickers all twisted.

Sumeet wrote:

chetak wrote:
what's with so many guys suddenly wanting to "absorb" these countries into the dharmic fold

why leave out the pakis, beedis, and the myanmarese

best to mind our business and make sympathetic noises when these guys fall into deep holes that they have dug for themselves

if a maiden like lanka runs off with a much married buzurg like the cheeni, why should we get our knickers all twisted.

Chetak we will have a refugee crisis of great proportion to deal with when these countries fall into absymal hole.

Please let's not equate Pakistan and Bangladesh with Nepal, Bhutan and Sri Lanka. Myanmar can follow if we are successful in integrating these nations first. Even Dr. Ambedkar mentioned in his book Myanmar is culturally/spiritualy more close to Indic culture and dharma than these nations.

Rashmi Samant @RashmiDVS
Two months ago I graduated from being a student to a Tax paying citizen of this country and my money is going towards the study and dissemination of anti-Hindu rhetoric.
POV : Slide from a class in Aligarh Muslim University.

@OmarAbdullah · 9h

During Ramzan we don’t eat between sunrise & sunset.

I suppose it’s OK if we ban every non-Muslim resident or tourist from eating in public, especially in the Muslim dominated areas.

If majoritarianism is right for South Delhi, it has to be right for J&K. https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1510980133733117956…

Rudradev wrote:
I am talking about the whole of the eastern peninsula, from TN through AP, TG, Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and WB. All this is far from being secured, and hopelessly overrun with Breaking India forces (Naxals of the Red Corridor, Missionary activist groups, BD infiltrators, Rohingyas, Thoweed Jamaat Islamists, Dravidian irredentists, and mostly anti-national state governments).

This is the part of Indian territory .......... been our Achilles Heel before.

Until all this is as firmly under control as the "heartland" areas of India, there shouldn't be any question of adding more territory and people into the Indian union.

chetak wrote: then handle the refugee crisis.
no need to buy the whole herd of cows because some foreign babies are crying
partition is done with, and so are ambedkar's out dated views.
They may have been relevant, at most, only for a few months after the partition is all.
The situation that ambedkar envisaged is not at all relevant today
let sleeping dogs lie because all these dogs have more fleas than we can handle

Neela wrote: Let me ask you a parallel question.
What follows what?
Are desert cult ideologies & spread a consequence of loss of wealth and power?
Or wealth , power are precursors to spread of ideologies?

The expansion of territories and satraps that form buffer zones are inevitable as clout increases - law of nature. But it has to be work together with a compatible ideology and culture.

Ajit Datta @ajitdatta
A remarkable paper about India has come out today from the IMF. Its findings are mind-blowing. Since this is about India's success, and particularly that of the present dispensation, many are avoiding it altogether.
Here's a thread about the paper and why it's being ignored.

Ajit Datta @ajitdatta

To begin with, we have this fantastic achievement of extreme poverty being eliminated. Moreover, it is sustained in the pandemic year! How? Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana- food grains provided to the poor through India's Public Distribution System during the pandemic.

Ajit Datta @ajitdatta
Why is this not the biggest issue being discussed today? Three reasons.

One, the usual suspects can't question the IMF's credibility.

Two, Arvind Virmani, one of the authors of the paper was CEA under economist PM Manmohan Singh. Again, who's credibility will you question?

chetak wrote:similar dynasties

ramana wrote:It is not a drama but reality. Pawar ran to Delhi to meet NaMo in this regard.
Could be about Ghulam Malik too!

Do You know that it costs a Hindu trader 7 lakhs per annum to get a halal certification in order to do business?

They are making billions as Jaziya from this.

#BoycottHalal

Tanaji wrote:
Anyways, I predict someone from BJP will get picked up by state police as tit for tat, most likely Kirit Somaiyyas son. And he will get roughed up by police or Sena people. BJP will do kadi neenda and not much else. Rumour has it that state police havent done anything as they are reluctant to wade into this even though a cross departmental SIT has been formed to investigate Somaiyya.

@KanchanGupta:

Nehru did not create IITs. Dr BC Roy, CM of West Bengal, set up first IIT in Cal in 1950; it later moved to Kharagpur. IIT Kharagpur Act came in 1956. Soviet Union set up IIT Powai; US set up IIT Kanpur; Germans set up IIT Madras (all of them with trade surplus and aid).

sajo wrote:Whats with IAS officers and their youtube videos on their personal channels? I seem to be getting a lot of recos these days about them. Not posting links as do not want to give them more hits.
They seem to be followed by a dedicated media/camera crew everywhere, (or atleast at photo-worthy/story worthy places), where their acts seem to be captured and viewed by millions, of presumably, impressionable youth. Its an administrative post, why do they want to build personality cults / around themselves?
We are setting wrong precedent, with people aspiring to for Sarkari naukri, instead of being entrepreneurs or goods producers or innovators or artists. I doubt it happens anywhere else in the world. The intangibles from such postings seem to have reached ungodly amounts, hence the mad scramble by a starry eyed populace.

Ambar wrote: Those highly cringeworthy, cheesy youtube channels get millions of views and just add to another stream of income to these already multi-crorepati IAS/IPS officers. They go around with a camera crew barging into offices, businesses displaying their abuse of "power" and trying to be real life versions of Ajay Devgan in Singham/Gangajal. There were many such videos during the pandemic where these goons with 3-letter titles went with cameras to beat up everyone from small business owners, commuters, daily wage workers and even crashed weddings to beat up groom, bride, pandits, guests. As if we did not have enough reasons already to completely dismantle these vestiges of the old British empire, these cheesy PR videos capturing the torture of aam junta is yet another reason why these services need to be completely uprooted and discarded.

vera_k wrote:^ Hard to fault this statement seeing what it is trying to counter. Although, Hyderabad would be a better place to implement this if a mirror has be shown to Delhi.

ramana wrote:

vera_k wrote:^ Hard to fault this statement seeing what it is trying to counter. Although, Hyderabad would be a better place to implement this if a mirror has be shown to Delhi.

Omar Abdullah is claiming separate but equal status for Islam in Kashmir. Scratch a moderate Muslim find a hard core inner jihadi..

sajo wrote:Whats with IAS officers and their youtube videos on their personal channels? I seem to be getting a lot of recos these days about them.

Ambar wrote:They go around with a camera crew barging into offices, businesses displaying their abuse of "power" and trying to be real life versions of Ajay Devgan in Singham/Gangajal.

RSatchi wrote:Slowly the hindi movies are being released from similar stanglehold.

Sachin wrote: In this aspect I feel the current BJP Govt is playing it right. As a government should be; they are setting up an eco system.

Neela wrote:

chetak wrote:
What follows what?
Are desert cult ideologies & spread a consequence of loss of wealth and power?
Or wealth , power are precursors to spread of ideologies?

@ANI:

Mumbai | I-T department attached about 41 properties of Shiv Sena leader & BMC standing committee chairman Yashwant Jadhav

Some payments were made to tenants through hawala. This area is under investigation & is suspected.

@ARanganathan72:

Turns out the Gorakhpur Temple attacker and IIT grad Ahmed Murtaza had been trying since 2016 to join ISIS, even went to the middle east to look for a way to enter Syria.

His father is a legal eagle, his uncle a neurosurgeon, and his grandfather a judge.

You can’t stop this.

Ambar wrote:Our entire bureaucracy and law enforcement are rotten to the very core at every level.