Dear Friends,
I am responding in short to the following comments from Mr. Venkat, my
brother and friend, whoever he is and wherever he may be from. The red
colour ones from him. and my comments on custom font colour.
In times of dispair, oppression, we get so upset and irritated and angry
with
--- In Jharkhand@yahoogroups.co.in, Aparna Malaviya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Aparna Malaviya,
When there is continuous and nation-wide
controversy over the matter there is no point of accepting either
Jamia University Version or Police Version blindly. I think our
Dear Girish,
You might have recently seen the fate of the indian judiciary where
even a high court judge had got around 30 lakhs (known account) as
bribe... and you want us to believe in that judiciary,
Secondly, a law is enacted by the ruling party.. so you want the
people to be slaves to the
Sricharan,
Your mail is detailed. As for the facts mentioned by you, i havent
heard it before. I support preserving of the native culture not only
for the tribals, but for every other community.
Regarding your point on Aryans, and casteism, its a biased view..
None of the outfits like VHP, or
Dear Friends,
In response to the issues that are being discussed and to the letters
similar to ones below, let me bring to your notice what is happening in
Orissa.
These are facts that come wtih proofs in papers all these days.
*- One catholic nun was gang raped in front of the police in Public
I appreciate the spirit with which Nitiya has written this rejoinder. The myth
that Hinduism was not a proselytising faith has been propagated assiduously by
certain interested groups. In fact many of the Buddhist viharas and Jaina
basadis in the South were turned into temples after the kings
I have not directly mentioned VHP but only Hindutva. One can convince a
physically blind but can not to an
ideological blindness. So it would be futile to waste time to argue with a
self proclaimed authority living with ideological blindness. I am neither
interested in vote bank politics nor for
Dear Senthil,
You say as a Hindu you have the right to recliam your land. Please tell me
what you mean by being Hindu so that I can understand your position better.
I am also a Hindu and I don't want to reclaim the land in question. As a Hindu
I also want that people of other faiths will not
Now e-corridor for knowledge sharing in J'khandRanchi: City-based unit of the
Steel Authority of India (Sail)-the Management Training Institute (MTI)-has
launched the e-corridor system to facilitate the institute to have audio-video
session from any top institution of the world for exchange of
Dear Senthil,
If one accepts the core of your argument, one cannot rely on anything
because nothing is perfect. Even the self-declared custodians of Hindutva
are not perfect.
In effect, your argument will lead to nihilism and anarchic situation.
Please refrain from pursuing this extremely
The Role of Madrasas in Inter-Faith Dialogue*
By Maulana Waris Mazhari (editor, Tarjuman Dar ul-Ulum, official organ of the
Old Boys’ Association of the Dar ul-Ulum, Deoband)
(Translated by Yoginder Sikand)
Inter-faith dialogue has become an urgent necessity today. In this regard, what
Policing in Jharkhand a formalityRanchi: One policeman for a thousand people,
six chief ministers in eight years, rich in minerals but poor in tackling
Maoists menace-yes this is the state of affairs in Indian state Jharkhand.With
such a poor police-public ratio, policing in Jharkhand has
Completely agree with Nithya. Remembering the wrongdoings of history can
only perpetuate violence and cannot heal any hurts.
Arnab Sen
Flat # 1024 Sector C Pocket 1
Vasant Kunj
New Delhi 110070 INDIA
Dear Girish
It means I do not believe in your version of rule of law whereby
minorities get all the support of the human rights organizations and
Hindus are left as an orphan.
Since I beliefs are not connected to BJP/or the sangh answering rest
of your question irrelevant. Eg I don't even
Please find a writeup by one of the most illustrious economists of India.
Kundan
**
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*How Journalists may assess Industrialisation in Orissa
Nilakantha Rath
*
During the last few years there has been a great deal of news
about the impending prospect of extensive industrialisation
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