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apparently nothing. eg bajrang dal and ultra right hindutvavaadis

YEAH, ppl go to jail if they break the laws in constitution. for eg murderers, frauds etc etc are put behind bars but open defecators are not. but u being a part of south asia should have problems understanding the nitty gritties of such things.

in my view, accepting has to do be in sync with the action effecting (here, indian constitution). in short, either u believe this or not. "not obeying" is however all about actions, such as one does something, without any consideration that his actions might be in sync or against the...

tum logon ka nahin hota ???? sad. u can always have "japani tel" from "bangali baba"

wonderful joke presented in even more eloquent way.

if so, then its their best decision till date.

talking about history, there is another good read as well.... https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/a-nationalism-thats-anti-national/article25041762.ece?homepage=true What the RSS needs is an exposure to Indian culture and a deeper understanding of Hinduism itself The recent outreach by the...

thats brutal maan, cut these BDeshis some slack.

well done india

well said dude....

openers depart. do india need to worry?

true dat. but how to generalise that a sharma will be more irksome than an untouchable or otherwise??

of course its also about dietary habits, but i got asked a few times about my caste, not my dietary habit. in some cases, despite the caste, there was no problem. when i asked the owner, he just washed it off saying it was just out of curiosity.

they do while renting houses. not all, but some of them. in NE of india it is unthinkable.

its seems, now u have taken a trip to another universe

no i m pretty sure, casteism is at its lowest in the eastern parts of our country, although bihar is very casteist. bengalis are casteist when it comes to marriages, apart that, nothing is casteist about them. among assamese, casteism is near absent, considering its distance with the hindu belt...

i think u have serious comprehension problems.

well, most of them are quite old or dead, so i wont insult them with ur question (i m sure u have no such inhibitions, i can only pity u with the culture u got from "whoever"). but as i said, even in the ancestral place, we were in a good position, had our own land and house. so i can ignore ur...

i didnt do any survey. perhaps when u r out to find who rapes whom, then try to save a few girls before they are raped. academics can be filled in later karam to usi ne kiya, isliye maar khaya....but title me muslim lagana was a little over the top.

my ancestors lived in mymensingh district of present day bangladesh. my grandad's dad n co. moved to assam in early 1930s...and till date this place has an overwhelming hindu majority. i am myself married to a brahmin, arranged marriage. ....i m that good, huh?