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Atri wrote:Nihat ji,

Here is my two paisa. It would be great if guys like you could resusciate the Dara Shikoh model. Shed the sense of belonging towards the people and religion associated with qazi-mullah power structure and make this dara meme a truly adhyatmika path. There is plenty in Dharma which dara-meme could absorb. Being a silent majority won't help the purpose.

The will of time is that this "Aurangzeb's" Islam is at loggerheads with Dharma. This is a long cycle ever since he patronized mullah Sirhindi, destroyed kashi Vishvanath and others, killed millions and ravaged indian economy. We are still suffering for this stupidity. And this happened probably because dara was defeated. If he were strong, things would have been slightly different. Anyways.

If you consider yourself a Dharmik with islam as adhyatmika maarga, try rediscovering what dara and older Akbar did to rid arabik islam of its political and social interfering aspects. What they did was not enough but if stretched further along same lines and implemented for longer time, could make muslims in India as a whole, different from what they are becoming today.

Nihat wrote:

Atri wrote:Nihat ji,

Here is my two paisa. It would be great if guys like you could resusciate the Dara Shikoh model. Shed the sense of belonging towards the people and religion associated with qazi-mullah power structure and make this dara meme a truly adhyatmika path. There is plenty in Dharma which dara-meme could absorb. Being a silent majority won't help the purpose.

The will of time is that this "Aurangzeb's" Islam is at loggerheads with Dharma. This is a long cycle ever since he patronized mullah Sirhindi, destroyed kashi Vishvanath and others, killed millions and ravaged indian economy. We are still suffering for this stupidity. And this happened probably because dara was defeated. If he were strong, things would have been slightly different. Anyways.

If you consider yourself a Dharmik with islam as adhyatmika maarga, try rediscovering what dara and older Akbar did to rid arabik islam of its political and social interfering aspects. What they did was not enough but if stretched further along same lines and implemented for longer time, could make muslims in India as a whole, different from what they are becoming today.

I'm sorry , but this might as well be Italian to me. I'm aware of my religious identity because it is extremely hard to ignore that but apart from that my knowledge of any religion (including my own) is about the square root of bugger all. I think if people just abide by the law then All izz well but religion just creates more trouble than what its worth.

OTOH , one possible solution to this growing religious polarization and shifting demographic balance which threatens to disrupt status quo in our society in the next few decades is to impose curbs on the number of children each family can have , not like China which is rather cruel with its one child policy but our own version like say 3 children at max. I say this because in a lot of the poor Muslim families (which is most of them) the idea still remains that one should have a lot of children (like 5-7), most of them end up in religious schools about which the less said the better. All this will give rise to a vicious cycle within the community. Enforcing a 3 or 2 child cap will go a long way in protecting everyone's interests in the coming decades.

As for the already budding jihadis , the cure remains in front of us and what we have been doing for the past couple of weeks , those the clowns in jail and don't let them see the light of the sun till the hair on their head turns 100% white.

Siddiqui killed for bragging about Pune temple attack: Cops
Press Trust of India / Pune September 06, 2012, 18:25

A boast by Qateel Siddiqui about making a second attempt to plant a bomb at famous Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati temple prompted jailed gangsters Alok Bhalerao and Sharad Mohol to eliminate him at Yerawada prison near here, according to the chargesheet filed by city police in murder of the Indian Mujahideen operative.

Sharad Mohol and Alok Bhalerao--in jail for an offence under Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act--were named in the 81-page chargesheet filed by police in the court of Judicial Magistrate first class S S Patil yesterday for the June 8 murder of Siddiqui (26) inside his 'anda' cell at the high-security jail, Yerawada police station inspector Kishore Jadhav said today.

According to chargesheet, what triggered the murder was Siddiqui telling Bhalerao, when he was taking a stroll outside his 'anda' cell, that he would not hesitate in planting a bomb again at the famous temple once released from the jail.

Siddiqui was earlier arrested by the Delhi police on November 22, 2011 and then handed over to the Maharashtra ATS on May 3 to facilitate the probe into an attempt to plant a bomb near the Dagdusheth Ganapati temple on February 13, 2010 — the day of the German Bakery blast.

Siddiqui's plan to set off a blast at the temple could not materialise as an alert flower vendor prevented him from placing the bag containing explosives at his stall.

The chargesheet says Mohol and Bhalerao walked into the cell of Siddiqui on the morning of June 9 and strangulated him with a pair of drawstrings removed from two shorts.

Qateel, who hailed from Samastipur in Bihar, was allegedly indoctrinated by IM chief Yasin Bhatkal in 2008. He had been to Delhi, Mumbai and Pune on Bhatkal's instructions.

All the cases in which Qateel was allegedly involved took place in 2010.

http://www.business-standard.com/genera ... ops/53086/

A boast by Qateel Siddiqui about making a second attempt to plant a bomb at famous Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati temple prompted jailed gangsters Alok Bhalerao and Sharad Mohol to eliminate him at Yerawada prison near here, according to the chargesheet filed by city police in murder of the Indian Mujahideen operative.

The government is working on a two-pronged strategy to wean away youth from getting exploited by radicals and fundamentalists, said Intelligence Bureau (IB) director Nehchal Sandhu on Thursday.

He was addressing a two-day conference of police chiefs of all the states, organised by the IB.

Sandhu said it was clear from the terror module smashed by the Bangalore police that youth are vulnerable to such elements. To buck the trend, it was necessary to “counter-radicalise” and “de-radicalise” youth, he added.

The IB chief drew the attention of the security managers at the Centre and state levels of the need for a comprehensive pre-emptive strategy to redress the grievances of youth.

Sources said the strategy would focus on development and education, as well as instilling confidence in them to overcome any feelings of persecution.

The plan, which is at a nascent stage, will take shape in a month and will then be circulated among other stakeholders for action, added the sources.

The Intelligence Bureau has informed the Maharashtra government's home department that underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's gang played a vital role in the violence at Azad Maidan in Mumbai last month. According to a senior officer of the state home ministry, the IB information is based on information collected through intercepts of international telephonic conversations.

An analysis of intercepts of international phone calls made from two cities in Pakistan to some mobile phones in Mumbai exposed the underworld's role in the violence. Some conversations took place on August 10, while most other calls were made on August 11, the day the incident happened.

Intelligence officials have drawn the conclusion that underworld gang members were given specific instructions on how to mix with protestors who had taken out a rally, how to start the violence and whom to target. "The motive was to cause chaos and possibly instigate communal riots in other parts of the city", the official said.

ramana wrote:Seems like the 81 page charge sheet has unnecessary details for the prosecution. The case is simple that the two accused killed the fellow. The why and adds masala and works to potential agenda.

The Indian government’s efforts to ‘clean up’ social media are continuing after officials revealed that they have begun sending legal notices to Twitter users who they believe stirred ethic tensions by posting inflammatory and controversial content.The government suspended the sending of multiple SMSes and blocked a series of websites last month, after claiming that the communications channels were being used to create panic in the northeast of the country, where ethic clashes cost 90 people their lives. According to Livemint, the government is now building a case against those it believes sent the messages.A government minister told the news website that it has contacted a number of Twitter users, who have been summoned to a September 10 meeting at the office of the Computer Emergency Response Team. Officials have reached out to Google and Facebook in a bid to identify more of the alleged perpetrators.
“Notices have been sent to at least four people who have Twitter accounts. These people were sent notices as we are sure of their identities. They have been asked to explain their case before the committee,” the anonymous official said.“For the rest, we have written to Google and Facebook asking for details of accounts that hosted such anti-social information, and were blocked… Once we receive information from Google and Facebook, we will send notices to the rest of the people.”There are many reasons we may not have complied [with government requests]. Some requests may not specific enough for us to know what the government wanted us to remove (for example, no URL is listed in the request), and others involve allegations of defamation through informal letters from government agencies rather than a court orders. We generally rely on courts to decide if a statement is defamatory according to local law.India’s campaign to rid social media and the Internet of so-called unsuitable content has been ongoing for some time. Late last year, telecom minister Kapil Sibal revealed his intention for a real-time filter service for the Internet. Though he later denied the claim of monitoring, Sibal did stress that India lacks a system to manage controversial content since it relies on social networks to provide information.With less than 10 percent of Indian’s online, according to the government’s own data, it remains unclear just how influential the Internet could have be on aggravating ethnic tensions, which have been simmering for much of recent history. Given the previous lawsuits, it is easy to view the government’s new campaign as a renewed excuse to exert influence on Internet platforms and online content.

Narrating her experience, the woman constable said, "About 30 to 40 youths attacked me, showered blows, kicked me from back as soon as Jagdish Tytler called on party workers to break the barricade."

Pakistani Cyber Armies Hacking Indian Websites, Using Twitter, Facebook And YouTube To Cause Ethnic Conflicts In India

In recent years, a number of Pakistani hacker groups have come to the notice of the Indian government for their continuing attacks on Indian websites, and, most recently, for their role in using social media networks to trigger a mass exodus from major Indian cities by people of northeastern Indian ethnic origin. India has expressed concern that the use of social networking websites by Pakistani groups could trigger ethnic conflicts in India. This paper will examine some key Pakistani cyber groups and the nature of their anti-India activities in recent years, revealing also how their motives are underpinned by antisemitism and by a sense of global Islamism.
Three key Pakistani cyber groups have attracted the attention of Indian security agencies: the Pakistan Cyber Army (PCA), the Pak Cyber Pyrates (PCP), and the Muslim Liberation Army (MLA). All three are active against India, with some of their members based also in Saudi Arabia, the U.S., and Europe. Of the three, the PCA and PCP are the leading group of Pakistani hackers and have spearheaded a series of attacks on the websites of Indian security and intelligence agencies, businesses, airlines and political groups. These groups have also hacked websites based in different countries, notably Australia, Israel, the U.S., Denmark, and South Africa.


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http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/6653.htm

But we must not mistake the Psec class for the real enemy.

Hindu is the religion that recognizes multiple paths to God. There were Ram, Krishna, Nanak, & many gurus born in it. All of them believed in the same set of principles.

It doesn't matter how and what we call ourselves but what others call us. For the entire world Hinduism = Sanatana Dharma = that is not Abrahamic.

The reason Hinduism is so special is because a hindu cannot totally cut his links from India. A dharmik can.

uddu wrote:Congress is the biggest security threat to the nation nowadays
http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/NEWS/news ... wsid=19612
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kgq1KS-h1g
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/oriss ... a-a-264228
India, Pakistan set to sign liberalised visa regime
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120908/main2.htm
Issues in the NE, Terror threat and local modules of terror everywhere. All thanks to the secularvadis who allowed terror to flourish and those who promoted it. Time for change.

In Jammu and Kashmir, we are beginning to see increasing infiltration attempts, across the Line of Control and even the International Border. There are also indications about terrorist groups maintaining their ability to use the sea route.

harbans wrote:
That can be said of every faithful in any region of the planet. Nothing to make the Hindu special. He is after all defined by a foreigner to belong to a particular geographical region off the Indus river. Even the paki's who left after partitions from UP have not disclaimed India. Heck Musharaff has not, nor Kiyani. They all would love having it all back. Green flag over the red fort..beloved India here i am. All those invaders loved India..and they kept coming with swords, guns, canons..A true Dharmic will NEVER cut his roots off from India. NEVER.