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Mumbia Attack: A Distant Memory?
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News Summary: Will this be another barely legible footnote in the annals of terror in India or will this be a defining moment in our battle against this evil scourge? That is the million dollar question. Close to 3 months have elapsed since the Mumbai terror attack. The statutory period of mourning is over, our mental turmoil has ebbed and the interlude to observe formalities has passed. It is time to make a pragmatic internal assessment of that debacle devoid of distracting emotions, ask uncomfortable but pe.....read more in: Mumbia Attack: A Distant Memory?

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2	V V S Sarma on Mar-25 : Feedback sent to Author: Mumbia-Attack:-A-Distant-Memory? An excellent rview. Where are we? The nation demands an answer. How to get it?Media has long forgotten. The juicy story of Christian Gandhi vs. Hindu Gandhi played out as secularism vs. communalism debate is stealing the show. Citizens have no voice.Leaders are busy with buying votes with notes or caste, creed or petty regional considerations. In a larger state like AP, Telengana"s statehood is the only worry of politicians. In Maharashtra it is the antics of MNS. In Karnatka it is Mangalore pub incident. Do we have time for governance, national security etc, or insignificant sensations.
1	Truth Speaks on Mar-23 : Hindus have this quickly forgetting syndrome. Most of us don"t feel the pain of other Hindus who are the victims of Islamic Terrorism.
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aaaa at 00:03 Today : Namaaz & Namoh Namah [5 comments]

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	suppliluma on Nov-01 : Dear friends, There is a whole lot of "professionals" who are wellversed in Sanskrit. There is a whole department in Harvard & many western unversities & Churches. But their interests to most extent is to subvert Hindu culture and propogate n....

hindu on Nov-01 : learning sanskrit and demeaning hinduism thats why they learn another language- the reporter should have asked them where do hindus stand in islamic politics-

F.Kemal on Oct-31 : Good.

May their tribe increase.
Likewise, it would be good to see if there are Hindus learning Quran, in Arabic! That"s the way to go.

OneHumanFamily on Oct-31 : My respect and regards to Pandit Ghulam Dastagir Birajdar Ji. If all Muslims (and others) in the subcontinent came to appreciate India"s great heritage (i.e. part of their own roots) as this Panditji does, India and the subcontinent would instantly b....

Jai on Friday : India can win Nobel for filth: Jairam Ramesh [1 comments]

Very well said,Mr Rmamesh like your party has created filth in the politics,so do common folks do for environments.

Jai on Friday : Pragmatic: Ms. Roy would approve [1 comments]

Please refrain from giving importance to the bird brained moth by comparing her with Army Chief.

g kapuria on Friday : Fundamentalist Muslim is the biggest threat to Ind.. [4 comments]

PH..I am with you. The fault is with the BJP. I cannot understand why they go with the Shiv Sena and MNS goondas.

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	Proud Hindu on Friday : We all must strongly denounce and condemn the violence and the gundagiri of the Shiv Sena and the MNS. Throw these bums out. They don"t represent me, a proud Hindu, in the least.

g kapuria on Friday : I strongly disagree. Secularists are the biggest threat to India. They shelter the fundamentalist muslims and christians. Secularist newsmedia do not report their misdeeds, which gives goondas like Bal and Raj Thackeray a platform.

Proud Hindu on Friday : WSJ: Grow Up, Indian Youngistan! [1 comments]

I prefer the catch phrases Younglandia, Youngpradesh, Youngstanam over "Youngistan."

g kapuria on Friday : SRPF jawans removed from Gateway of India, g... [2 comments]

CS.. you mean locals from across our western border, right?

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	common sense on Friday : Why not have 3 shifts of locals be the guards!

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A.Moron on Mar-24 : US wants India to support Pak in tackling terrorism [4 comments]

USA has created Mujahideens( Jimmy Carter), Al-Queada and Khalistanis ( Reagan), Taliban( Clinton). They still do not understrand that Pakistan, along with Saudi Arabia and UAE, is the source of terrorism.
India would be better off to cool down its relationship with USA. There is nothing to be gained from it.

g kapuria on Mar-24 : Looking for the "real" Islam, if any [2 comments]

Islam has lots of good and progressive message for the world, but communal harmony is not one of those. The Koran requires Muslims to mistreat people of other faiths (unbelivers: Jews and Christians) and disbelivers (Hindus, Buddhists etc) until they convert. Every honest Muslim should accept that.

common sense on Mar-24 : NDA"s agenda promises cure-all [1 comments]

NDA no different than other political parties.

Truth Speaks on Mar-23 : Guj riots a national shame, not IPL going abroad: PC [1 comments]

Yes, burning alive of Hindu women and children by Muslims is a national shame.

Truth Speaks on Mar-23 : View chat: Mallika Sarabhai on fighting Advani [3 comments]

People like Mallika Sarabhai are bigger enemies than Terrorists. Time for every Hindu to come out in this elections and vote for BJP to protect us from Islamic Terrorists and Conversion Terrorists.

Truth Speaks on Mar-23 : Varun is still our candidate: BJP [1 comments]

EC is a hand puppet of Sonia Gandhi, just like PM Manmohan Singh and Prez Patil. NOW Hindus and BJP have to fight elections with Election Commission along with Congress, Communists, SECULARISTS and Terrorists.

F.Kemal on Mar-23 : "RSS is capable of changing along with time" [1 comments]

100% true...unlike Communists who are locked in 18th/19th century social-engineering ideas and other seculars who are locked in 7th century ideals.

g kapuria on Mar-22 : Raj Thackeray booked for hate speech in Nashik [2 comments]

I have reservations about prosecuting Varun Gandhi for his alleged hate speech, but I have no reservations about Raj Thackeray. He should be in jail.

K S Madhavan on Mar-24 : Secularism: Will Hindus Wake up Now? [27 comments]

Dear commentators,
You have not understood what the author of this blog is telling. Corruption is promoted for killing Hinduism. Hinduism is being marginalised most effectively by white robed terrorists calling any reaction to the murder of Hinduism as saffron robed terrorism. The truth is that step-by-step, Hinduism is being marginalised and ....

Truth Speaks on Mar-23 : Mumbia Attack: A Distant Memory? [2 comments]

Hindus have this quickly forgetting syndrome. Most of us don"t feel the pain of other Hindus who are the victims of Islamic Terrorism.

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