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Burma/Myanmar should be partitioned for greater regional stability & peace

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Thats a great idea... i support this.



Well you are no more a Bengali... within next generation almost all of the Indian Bengali will speak Hindi and start using Dvangari for sure.

You are true, he don't have access to timurid legacy and "poont koira dimu" type songs. :rofl:
 
Thats a great idea... i support this.



Well you are no more a Bengali... within next generation almost all of the Indian Bengali will speak Hindi and start using Dvangari for sure.

U have no right to call him like that.. States prefer their original script rather than hindi... Stop trolling
 
yuuup..coco islands..one hurdle remaining..(i don't think Sl port for military purpose)
That wont be a threat any more as we can use surface to ship missiles to deny any misadventure by China . Al tough that will not happen . As far as i know our military is in Maldives too .
 
Thats a great idea... i support this.



Well you are no more a Bengali... within next generation almost all of the Indian Bengali will speak Hindi and start using Dvangari for sure.

lol..we are not under some "great purge" to change only standard official language(hindi)(as we have a lot of official languages) .."Bengali" is a national language and much adorable in India.and you know "$H!t"..its "Devanagari"..and that is a collection of various languages(sanskrit,hindi,nepali etc) that use "Matra"..even bengali is a descendant of of this kind of languages and an official language in India..


The official languages of the Republic of India are Standard Hindi (41% of the country speaks Standard Hindi or another Hindi dialect) and English. According to the article 343 (1) of the Constitution of India, "The Official Language of the Union shall be Hindi in Devanagari script."[21] The individual states can legislate their own official languages, depending on their linguistic demographics. For example,the state of Maharashtra has Marathi as its sole official language, the state of Punjab has Punjabi as its sole official language, the state of Andhra Pradesh has Telugu as its sole official language, the state of Orissa has Oriya as its sole official language, the state of Tamil Nadu has Tamil as its sole official language, the state of Karnataka has Kannada as its sole official language and the state of Kerala has Malayalam as its sole official language, while the state of Jammu and Kashmir has Kashmiri, Urdu, and Dogri as its official languages.
Article 345 of the constitution authorizes the several states of India to adopt as "official languages" of that state — which people of that state can then use in all dealings with all branches of the local, state and federal governments — either Standard Hindi or any one or more of the languages spoken in that state. Until the Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution in 1967, the country recognised 14 official regional languages. The Eighth Schedule and the Seventy-First Amendment provided for the inclusion of Sindhi, Konkani, Meiteilon and Nepali, thereby increasing the number of official regional languages of India to 18. At present there are 22 official languages of India.[22] Individual states, whose borders are mostly drawn on socio-linguistic lines, are free to decide their own language for internal administration and education.
The following table lists the official languages, aside from English, set out in the eighth schedule as of May 2008


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India
 
Well; you know Kallu miah changes world order every alternate day.. so it is all part of process.. :lol:

He feel tramatized with his broken dream of having bd-kunming rail line.
 
Way too many problems with partitioning, it will only lead to more fights and probably war. Best thing to do is let people decide, and let things cool down instead of escalating the problem.
 
Has division ever solved a problem ?

The Indian sub continent was divided over 60 years ago have our problems reduced ?

Similarly Korea , Germany ( doing better after undoing the division), Cyprus..
 
Partition? That is really their decision. And not ours or anybody else's.

And it actually leads to more problems than solve them.

Most bangladeshis are racists towards sylhetis here( and vice versa), how about and independent sylhet?

Not really. It is just that many Sylhetis living in London do not speak Bengali. They only understand Sylheti language, and English. It's just some prejudice over there.

But then, they are very successful. Many of our leading politicians are from Sylhet.

Send all the Rohingyas into BD and then Myanmar can exist as a pretty united Buddhist state.

Problem solved.

Yeah, don't forget to include the Panthays.
Panthays - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And for your information, Rohingyas also live in Malaysia, the US, Canada and elsewhere. So please, do spare us your usual bigotry.

Some people never learn from history.
 
As long as Burma follows american path way, it WILL BE partitioned not SHOULD BE. Common sense that we got from many lessons like Iraq, Lybia, Syria.... the religious conflict in Burma is just the first play and more conflicts will come soon.
 
As long as Burma follows american path way, it WILL BE partitioned not SHOULD BE. Common sense that we got from many lessons like Iraq, Lybia, Syria.... the religious conflict in Burma is just the first play and more conflicts will come soon.
was america ever partitioned? Who will partition it?
 
was america ever partitioned? Who will partition it?
america was ever partitioned or not is not the thing Burma should know. what they should know is whether or not they will have a peaceful or unrest territory. following the democarcy guideline of the west media, they will become another weathy country or will become another Iraq, another Lybia which are having conflicts among many groups of people and the risk of partition
 
A Bangladeshi asking the Chinese to help break up Myanmar. Interesting. Do you notice how no Chinese gives a damn?
 
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