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What a bunch of idiots. The strictest code for the 'only' way of life is laid down clearly in their aasmaani kitaab and demoed by their prophet. So going by this misinterpretation of SC judgement their kaum should be first one to be declared as not religion.Manish_Sharma wrote:https://twitter.com/RituRathaur/status/ ... Oyy5A&s=19
37 year old Indian Muslim A. Suhail, files case in high court demanding equal job opportunities in Hindu Temples and other religious institutions,
Says since Hinduism is not a religion & just a way of life,he has equal rights for jobs
Leftovers of 1947 https://t.co/ZnuEjeKOwE
Anubhav Singh@lucifer_damned
Dalit, Development Economics @Harvard, IR @FletcherSchool - Focus on Middle East & South Asia. Part time Physicist. Dialectical since 1917. Formerly @NITIAayog
via@SortedEagleWhere and where did Congress fight for independence?? A party formed by a Brit Babu fought them?? Smiling face with open mouth and cold sweat Sitting on dharna’s and asking them to quit India doesn’t get you independence. Taking credit for which millions sacrificed their lives is really pathetic and that’s what they do.
next week (Oct 31st) in lund-on, at the queen elizabeth centrenandakumar wrote:A naive question. Where exactly are they going to conduct the referendum? In Southall's London?
To measure exact dimentions of a curvey body. We all men are physicists onleeTanaji wrote:What the heck is a “part time physicist”?
At least in one of these studies (average height decline - I haven't seen the other two), the authors from JNU managed to keep their rabid anti-Modi tirades in check. In fact, there was not a single mention of Modi or RSS or holy cows or anything like that. They couldn't help playing caste cards, but we are talking about JNU after all.banrjeer wrote:Please note:
There were a slew of "reputed studies international studies" that occupied headlines in Indian MSM to coincide with the Vaccine milestone. they were spaced a few days apart to not be too obvious.
1) Average decline in height
2) 2 year lifespan reduction in covid years ( meaningless statistic )
3) sex ratio
It's an attempt by the left ecosystem to dominate perceptions and negate any sense of achievement. It's easy to generate such statistics and who has time to check. The average English reading population will have the perception that whatever gora writes is gold.
If it's any consolation, We see these planted headlines in CNN in the US in far greater abundance now. They are exercises in molding public opinion.
Yes Xtianity vs. Churchianity is a good theoretical distinction to try and play up if one gets the chance. It doesn't work too well in practice. The game changer would be if SD were to subsume Xtianity as a subset of Bhakti yoga (which is what it really is). In the same way that the Buddha was brought back as an avatar of Vishnu.triank wrote: am not sure if that's totally true. once i too was of the same opinion (after reading articles & books like 'oonteshwari maata ka mahant'), until kalavai venkat pointed this out to me while responding to one of my comments on a post of his. he said he has explained this exact thing on how these two are similar/same & how this 'dichotomy' of xtianity & 'churchianity' is an illusion, in his book 'what every hindu should know about xtianity'. further reading of his posts, articles, excerpts from his book & interviews made things clearer for me, and i came to the realization that even if there were to be created a theoretical or practical separation (for understanding) between xtianity & churchianity, the fusion between the two would take place pretty soon, the 'unity' being its natural state.**
**unless ofcourse one is talking/thinking of pre-nicene creed 'xtian' beliefs (including of belief in reincarnation). not sure if that system can be called as 'xtianity' though. but am sure kalavai had a rejoinder for that too. just, i cant recall it atm.
This guy makes his "resume" look very grand. But right now he is a graduate student at Tufts. Prior must have done another course at Harvard. Never held a job as of yet. "@NITIAayog" probably means he was once a student intern there. There is nothing much to check when hiring a student intern. You got fooled into thinking he is some career babu gone rogue.chetak wrote:can you believe that this woke ahole was until recently a part of the NITI aayog and is now allegedly at harvard.
was it the Modi govt that hired him without even the barest minimum of cursory checks or are there woke gaddars embedded in NITI Aayog as well
niti aayog is a halfway house / short time shelter for all types of lateral hires and intellectually indigent wokes in need of bed and bathKL Dubey wrote:This guy makes his "resume" look very grand. But right now he is a graduate student at Tufts. Prior must have done another course at Harvard. Never held a job as of yet. "@NITIAayog" probably means he was once a student intern there. There is nothing much to check when hiring a student intern. You got fooled into thinking he is some career babu gone rogue.chetak wrote:can you believe that this woke ahole was until recently a part of the NITI aayog and is now allegedly at harvard.
was it the Modi govt that hired him without even the barest minimum of cursory checks or are there woke gaddars embedded in NITI Aayog as well
despite Modi, NITI Aayog is filled with wokes and snakesKL Dubey wrote:^^Try and analyze what you've done with this guy's post. Rather than making the most of it, you've turned it into a criticism of the NITI Aayog chaired by Modi. Self goal.
By the way, these are the same ones who delayed IAF evacuation flights twice because they did not want to fly to India but instead wanted to go to Canada or the US !As the security scenario in Afghanistan continues to deteriorate, Sikhs -- a community that was already in a dire situation before the collapse of the government -- practically have to make a choice between options of "converting to Sunni Islam or run away" from Afghanistan, said a report.
The community, which once numbered in the tens of thousands, has been ruined and devastated by years of emigration and death, driven by both systemic discrimination and an uptick in fanatical religious violence in Afghanistan, International Forum For Rights and Security (IFFRAS) said.
The larger numbers of Sikhs live in Kabul while some in the provinces of Ghazni and Nangarhar.
On October 5, 15 to 20 terrorists entered Gurdwara (Sikh temple) and tied up the guards.
The attack happened in the Kart-e-Parwan District of Kabul. Sikhs in Afghanistan often experience such attacks and violence in the country.
There were many anti-Sikh violent attacks in Afghanistan.
Last year in June an Afghan Sikh leader was kidnapped, reportedly by 'terrorists'. No further details about the case were disclosed by the sources.
Another Sikh man was kidnapped and killed in Kabul in March 2019.
Later, Afghanistan's police had arrested two suspects. While in Kandahar, another, some unknown gunmen had shot another Sikh man.
Sikhs have been living in Afghanistan for centuries but for decades even the Afghan government has failed to provide Sikhs adequate housing or reinstate their homes, which has been illegally occupied by their powerful neighbours or warlords during the 1990s.
After the recent massacre of the Sikhs by the Taliban in a Gurdwara in Kabul on March 26, 2020, most Afghan Sikhs were leaving for India, said IFFRAS.
Apart from being meaningless, the data is also not understood by most readers. In all countries, life expectancy decreased in 2020-21banrjeer wrote:Please note:
There were a slew of "reputed studies international studies" that occupied headlines in Indian MSM to coincide with the Vaccine milestone. they were spaced a few days apart to not be too obvious.
1) Average decline in height
2) 2 year lifespan reduction in covid years ( meaningless statistic )
3) sex ratio
It's an attempt by the left ecosystem to dominate perceptions and negate any sense of achievement. It's easy to generate such statistics and who has time to check. The average English reading population will have the perception that whatever gora writes is gold.
Indeed, as is dakait and his goonda gangs of niazis, nihangs, farmers and commiesLarry Walker wrote:The khalistani map which shows districts of UP as its part will be enough to completely destroy Congress in this Hindi heartland if BJP plays its cards rights and shows that Congress is standing should-to-shoulder with khalistanis in Lakhimpur and other adjoining districts.
I was joking with my friend, a pucca Tamil Iyengar, to boot. I told him he should be eligible to vote (e-voting, perhaps?) since he can speak Punjabi as fluently as a Jatt Sikh and what is more, he can match any Punjabi when it comes to cuss words! In his opinion when it comes to 'gaalis' there is nothing more beautiful than Punjabi. You can really express yourself, he says.chetak wrote:next week (Oct 31st) in lund-on, at the queen elizabeth centrenandakumar wrote:A naive question. Where exactly are they going to conduct the referendum? In Southall's London?
This is a very very small portion of leisure travel component for a country of India's size and even these people generate revenue. This is an absolutely absurd way to cut off one's nose, so to speak, to spite off the leisure travel sector. This is prime commie economics level kind of thinking that will get us no where.ritesh wrote: However, may I pls add that their was a large chunk of leisure travel fuelled by less than optimum and subsidize prices wherein people used used to boast in forums like tbhp of going for a drive in the middle of night from posh Thane localities all the way to Haji Ali just to drink juice from a over rated outlet or how soth Bombay people going all the way to Mahabaleshwar or drive to Pune expressway for speed thrills. I believe it is the category of people who are making most noises as they are unable to adjust to new realities.
That means there is demand and to create policies to cut off demand, rather then to increase production will for sure result in keeping us achieving our potential. How is this sound economic logic? I confess that I do not know GOI's reasoning behind this and I'm only responding to your reasons for the increase.What else can can you deduce when vehicles like creta, chip shortage notwithstanding to still command 8-10 months waiting period?
What..this is crazy that you are equating our dependence on fuel for growth is similar to a drug. Do you also equate our dependence on food and formulate policies to produce less crop yield? Do you know of one country that do not use fuel to grow their economy? I hope you or some one like you is no where near the decision making apparatus.What seems to have happened is govt has come to realisation that fuel demand has become inelastic and irrespective of prices demand will be there. Something similar to liquor and tobacco. So unless people can come out of this addiction, nothing can be done.
I have no idea what the end result will be, but the pain in certainly felt by the common man.And Modi knows this and his adminstration is exploiting this, hope to the benefit of overall development of our country.
Some random folks with no real power or they can influence Didi?chetak wrote:[img..]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FCWbSF2UcAo ... name=large[/img]
no taxi driver is going to run at a loss under any circumstances.Prem Kumar wrote:The pain is felt by taxi drivers so much that they are petitioning the Govt to set standard rates for standard distances within cities (& peg it to fuel prices), so that aggregators like Ola don't fleece them.
This stupidity is a potential election-loser (not just a vote loser). Hope BJP's prospects in upcoming elections doesn't get screwed over by the MoF babus. We are still not there as a country, where we can have free-market fuel prices. It will take time.
+108.Ambar wrote:Odd. When I click on the strat affairs and political analysis thread I see posts under the heading of "Indian economy" , something is broken.
the viraat 'gobhi ka fool' cauli has told that was the management's decision to 'put them on their knees'.chetak wrote:viraat cauli..
..Who was responsible for this BLM outrage and how does it concern India.
I remember saying this before, if ever BJP loses 2024, they will be hounded into extinction by the bleeding heart left liberal BIF-Congi-Naxal cabal. BJP doesnt seem to understand what internal security really is and how to keep it under control by wielding state power. Tsk-tsk.chetak wrote:
triank wrote:the viraat 'gobhi ka fool' cauli has told that was the management's decision to 'put them on their knees'.chetak wrote:viraat cauli..
..Who was responsible for this BLM outrage and how does it concern India.
bangalore had meter+xx price...i think that xx would go up..not sure about mumbai and other cities..but in delhi most autos/taxis are on cngPrem Kumar wrote:The pain is felt by taxi drivers so much that they are petitioning the Govt to set standard rates for standard distances within cities (& peg it to fuel prices), so that aggregators like Ola don't fleece them.
This stupidity is a potential election-loser (not just a vote loser). Hope BJP's prospects in upcoming elections doesn't get screwed over by the MoF babus. We are still not there as a country, where we can have free-market fuel prices. It will take time.