--- In [email protected], "Soyuz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "Omi Azad" <omi@> wrote: > > > > Hello Rajib, > > Please visit http://dev.gopsop.com/enable-bangla-on-windows/ and > follow the > > instructions there. Bangla will become well on Firefox and IE. > > > > Omi > > It's pretty off topic but couldn't resist the chance to poke it here, > > since when Bengali flag (or the color combination of red circle in > green) started to get associated Bengali as an Indian language. > > This is pretty strange (or may be insulting to many) to see the > Bangladeshi national flag representing the message that Bengali is an > Indial language. > > Now technically it's true that the language is shared by both country > and BD is part of indian sub-continent but hell I AM NOT an Indian. > > Don't get me wrong. I am not attached to the concept of "Nationality" > but I sure do see it as a wrong message being promoted. > > The traditional red circle on green represents Bengali flag which is > very seperate country than India and speaks its own language. The DO > NOT speak an Indian state language (as West bengal people). > > The reason I object that this kind of message makes Indians ask > Bangladeshies that if they speak "hindi" in Bangladesh. Yes its a > common annoying question that you face nowdays. And everytime I have > faced this questions, i am irritated. I hope that you will too.at > This is another way to divert a topic from out of track.Very unfortunate to see this sort of post here.
Cheers, Ashu
