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... I think someone forgot the Hare and Tortoise story ... what was the moral of the story btw?

Very True... but they are excellent in absorbing whatever spices you throw at it...

I always follow a simple rule of thumb when buying PCs/Laptops... you get what you pay. If you want quality be prepared to pay more, if you find something cheap, be ready to face any random issues. If you can afford, always spend money on warranty for any laptop you buy, desktops you can skimp...

Who is the culprit here... India, the dog or the hospital? What twist do you want to give this news article?

More like it is treated as a internal law and order situation... and not a national security issue, hence no army yet.

Lesson to learn from these tests as following: Whenver firing at a moving air target fire 2 Akash SAMs. One is bound to hit.

Could the reason behind the miss be the new radar system (Rajendra?)

Don't mind... but please brush up your english before you land up in an country with english speaking work force. Good luck escaping ;)

Some people can't digest negative criticism from a few news channels. Smell the coffee gentlemen... learn to defend, not cry unfairness... life's not fair to all...ask Dr. Afridi, who probably thought he was doing a favor to the country in trying to end the deadly game in the region.

What Bike? ;) ... Nice!

The following article is a good read for all crying about the steep hike: Breaking the vicious cycle - Hindustan Times

^^^ I agree that coalition politics driven by a weaker majority partner is to blame, but plugging in the fiscal deficit is also the need of the hour. As we go oil hungry and yearn for tons of gold with an ever increasing YoY growth on the demand, fuel subsidies are nothing but adding to the...

All subsidies should be deregulated... pay the market price. Removing diesel subsidy will help us reduce the fiscal deficit, which in turn will prop up the rupee, and this should counter balance the effect of diesel price hike on inflation to some extent. Tax gold/diamonds like hell, I don't...

Congrats Sparky... may you continue up the leaderboard charts... till you topple the rest.

Still their rate of depreciation is better than INR. INR seems to be in a free fall.

Yaa I tell you... it was quite an achievement to have foreigners in India and that too in an Indian party .... we are just showcasing to the world now with this piece of news.

Well... atleast the silver lining is that it will give a boost to the Indian service industry. They should capitalize on this opportunity to go into new markets and also try to spend more money into marketing. IT cos to gain from falling rupee - The Times of India

Not exactly ... it is one less corrupt company. Btw, all the customers of Telenor have switched over, so I am sure the other operators have added more jobs to handle the load.

This argument of yours is reserved for Chinese bros. Remember we all fall in the same curry gulping tribes!

You mean like this?