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Please don't put Times of India and Hindu together. I used to read Times of India, Hindu and Indian Express at some point. Here is how I'd describe them 1)Times of India - Sensational news articles.Sometimes they get lucky and are the first to break stories. But most of the reason anybody...

Bombay trains are burned? They are ridiculously overcrowded and messy, but I have never seen a burned train on the tracks. Have you ever been to Bombay ? BTW, you are the one who is devaluing human life. There is a riot on and you use that opportunity to pick up a random fight ?

You start a thread by calling a whole country as "Nazi" and expect concern? The natural human reaction is to fight back. Nobody is showing enjoyment here. On the other hand, if you had started this thread with just the news report, I am sure Indians (along with everyone else) would have...

You sir, are truly misguided or evil. You start a thread that has NOTHING to do with India and start name-calling. What reason do you have to use terms like Nazi-Hindu etc. ? You only do disservice to China by drawing other countries into your mess. Most Indian newspapers are busy with the...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/07/world/europe/07prexy.html?_r=1&hp MOSCOW — The United States and Russia, seeking to move forward on one of the most significant arms control treaties since the end of the of the cold war, announced Monday that they had reached a preliminary agreement on...

You call that emotional ? Here is the same story from Dawn,a Pak source. They are claiming 140 dead!! Indian and US sources have claimed 2 dead, the same as initial Chinese reports. I can't see any emotional-ness in the Indian stories. If anything they have been extremely conservative...

No idea. Maybe he was trying to say that Indian media should not report about China or he was confused that Times of India was a government publication. I have no clue really. I've been posting links from different sources, but for some reason the original poster has not responded.

Finally a story from Xinhua, actually blaming/naming people. The original poster was patently wrong. This has NOTHING to do with India. Civilians and armed police officer killed in NW China violence_English_Xinhua Civilians and armed police officer killed in NW China violence...

Right again :cheers:

Thanks AM. That was very informative. I'll add in news links to these sources as I find them.

On that count you are right. India is not a threat to China.

The background. I am not saying this story is true (probably a lie, since they accuse India of being pro-turi!) , but just listing out the counter-claims. Turis accused of fomenting insurgency in Kurram Agency riday, June 26, 2009 By By our correspondent SADDA: Elders of six tribes of the...

Please point out the contradictions in the story if you see any?

Actually it seems that the story is same as what Xinhua is saying. 2 Uygurs were killed, no names released. A later story appeared in Xinhua blaming an Uygur organization for the riots and claiming 3 Han people were killed - this was reported seperately by Indian and US presses. (Without naming...

Murcielago is on its last legs though the last huzzah of the Murci seems to be the best one yet. Next year an entirely new model is expected and the engine (which is basically the same engine block in Miura) is going to be replaced too. I worked at a place where my boss had a couple of...

Xinhua is blaming Rebiya Kadeer of World Uyghur Congress for the problems. Leave USA and India out of it.

Look, I don't think you understand what we mean when we say "free press". Free press means that press is free to say anything as long as it is not intentionally defaming. In practice, in lots of situations this means that they will write whatever news that will sell. If you go around looking...

New York times is not Indian media. Similarly China daily is not owned by India either Civilians, police officer killed in NW China unrest

Civilians and armed police officer killed in northwest China unrest_English_Xinhua URUMQI, July 6 (Xinhua) -- The unrest in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, has led to the deaths of "a number of civilians and one armed police officer" on Sunday, sources...

I have to say that the thread was started by a story that is entirely bunk.But he atleast got the timing right... the first clash between Muslims and the locals in China http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/06/world/asia/06china.html?_r=1&hp