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Truth Speaks on Jun-09 : RSS relief work in Sunderbans Sangh, Govt. failed [1 comments]

No other organizations in India is more charitable, selfless and patriotic than RSS, no matter how bad anti-Hindu media paints it. Without RSS, Hinduism will be wiped out from India in no time.

common sense on Jun-02 : Congress win a fluke or real? [1 comments]

If by calling Congress win a fluke one feels comforted, so be it. If, still, tears don"t stop running, will be glad to send a parcel of towels.

Dipak on Jun-03 : EVMs are not tamper-proof - Dr.Swamy [3 comments]

As EVM is manmade, it can be manipulated. Right man is right place is essential for the manipulation to be successful.

Truth Speaks on Jun-02 : What if the margin of error makes third getter as winner? If the EVMs are not tamper-proof, then we need to make the fix.

common sense on Jun-02 : Humans made the EVM. Humans do error. No surprise if the EVMs are not temper proof. The margin of error could benefit either the party.

Naresh Chadha on Aug-03 : Mamata Banerjee can bring Railways back on track [4 comments]

Do they ever travel by trains- how can they solve a problem first Lalu- now didu

    Mohan on Jul-23 : If she"s able to change the railways for the better, well and good.
I just hope she changes her style a bit from the combative and
street-fighting type. In any case, she may be better than drama
queen Laloo.

    sudip saha on Jul-23 : Mamata didi ami sudip saha ami behala te thaki. ami b.com pass kore bose achi totally apni to sobar problem bojhen tai akta small reaquest ache didir kache jodi akta job er babostha kore dan to valo hobe. amar baba maa vison osustho tai thik moto kaj....

    Truth Speaks on Jun-02 : I doubt about Mamata Banerjee"s ability and impartiality. But Lalu had done lot of damage to Indian Railways. It needs to be undone.

Truth Speaks on Jun-02 : Is there a case for compulsory voting? [1 comments]

More than 85% Muslim voters use their votes followed by 80% Christians. But only 45% Hindus, (especially urban and middle classes) vote. That"s the problem. When Hindus vote at least 70% then we will see big changes.

Truth Speaks on May-29 : Emergence of a two-party system [1 comments]

Time for BJP to work very hard in non-existent states like AP, Bengal, and Kerala to become a significant player. Also, it should try to become a major player in states like Orissa, Tamil Nadu, and Assam. It has to match the presence of Congress nationwide. Otherwise two-party system will become a distant dream.

030201kishankb on May-26 : Stop bullying India, Mr Obama - MV Kamath [1 comments]

Thank you Mr. Kamath for calling spade a spade.

Both America and Pakistan are paying a heavy price for establishing Taliban in Pakistan. The reality is that Pakistan has milked America and Arabs for the diplomatic oil since 1980s. For collecting billions in rent from 2002 to present Pakistan has managed America very effectively. With Arabs....

S.Ghosh on May-27 : Here is Why BJP Lost, Precisely! [3 comments]

KAPURIA:

DR.Sen cannot join BJP which is a anti-Bengali party.
Yaswant Singh is elected in Darjeeling by the foreigners Nepalese against the Bengalis.

common sense on May-26 : Here is why the bjp exactly or rather exactly exactly and better yet, truly exactly exactly lost.

The public did not vote for the party!

The voters neither bought its message, nor trusted its messengers.

g kapuria on May-26 : Dr. Sen, it is time for you to join the BJP and improve it.

Truth Speaks on May-13 : Communists: Neither here nor there [1 comments]

Communists are Dalals (power brokers) by nature. They don"t care about people, they care about power by any means.

g kapuria on May-13 : Limits of Hindu tolerance [1 comments]

What nonsense? Venerable sages? The Mahabharat says Charvakas were brahma-rakshasas (ogres born in brahmin families). We have to stop these ridiculous scholars.

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