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[AugenBlick]

abey band karo iss thread ko varna thodey din me yeh Sansad ban jayegi.............

We have every Ideological IDIOT over here - Capatalists, Communalists, Fascists, Leftists, Centrist & new ones as well - Modics, Congressed, (No way) LEFT.

bina ban ke yehi pe BC kar sakte hai

 

[arp2041]

bina ban ke yehi pe BC kar sakte hai

No Mate, I welcome you to MY KINGDOM - BIMARU Corner.

You can do every BC there without getting Banned b'coz there are many BCs there

 

[AugenBlick]

No Mate, I welcome you to MY KINGDOM - BIMARU Corner.

You can do every BC there without getting Banned b'coz there are many BCs there

Nice thread but political BC nahi karna chata wahaan
Wahan doston waali BC lag rahi hai.
This thread is nice.
All Pakis intimidated by size

 

[Prometheus]

abey band karo iss thread ko varna thodey din me yeh Sansad ban jayegi.............

We have every Ideological IDIOT over here - Capatalists, Communalists, Fascists, Leftists, Centrist & new ones as well - Modics, Congressed, (No way) LEFT.

ok theek hai

 

[Parul]

 

[arp2041]

@Indischer @chak de INDIA @Sidak @JanjaWeed @chak de INDIA @ExtraOdinary @jha others do you know whats trending on TWITTER???

#kejriwal4vadodara !!!!

 

[Indischer]

@Indischer @chak de INDIA @Sidak @JanjaWeed @chak de INDIA @ExtraOdinary @jha others do you know whats trending on TWITTER???

#kejriwal4vadodara !!!!

Iss baar deposit haar ne ki khwahish hoga.

 

[arp2041]

Iss baar deposit haar ne ki khwahish hoga.

Narendra Modi ji toh fir bhi badey dyawan hai...........socho agar Amit Shah Vadodara sey ladenge toh??? ----------------------------> #kejriwalfakeencounter !!!!

 

[JanjaWeed]

@Indischer @chak de INDIA @Sidak @JanjaWeed @chak de INDIA @ExtraOdinary @jha others do you know whats trending on TWITTER???

#kejriwal4vadodara !!!!

lol... who is he going to fight against? Even a lamp post under BJP banner will make sure that Kejri loses his deposit in Vadodara!

 

[Indrani]

Centre to track down illegal Bangladeshi residents

New Delhi: The Narendra Modi government is set to launch its first major initiative to fulfil its election promise of sending back illegal Bangladeshi migrants. The issue was repeatedly flagged by Mr Modi during his election rallies in West Bengal and other states.

For the first time in 50 years, a mammoth exercise will be undertaken to identify all illegal Bangladeshi migrants settled in Assam after 1971. The National Register of Citizens (NRC), 1951, in Assam will be the benchmark and will be updated with the 1971 electoral rolls. Incidentally, the exercise was abandoned by the UPA government in 2010 even before it could be rolled out after it developed cold feet fearing a communal backlash.

Also watch: Narendra Modi vowing to send back illegal Bangladeshis

 

[Soumitra]

lol... who is he going to fight against? Even a lamp post under BJP banner will make sure that Kejri loses his deposit in Vadodara!

I think Arun Jaitely should fight from Vadodara

 

[Parul]

Are yaha atm tha...kaha gaya??
Are yaha fly over tha ...kaha gaya??
Are yaha airport tha ...kaha gaya??
Are yaha metro thi ...kaha gayi??
Are yaha Congress thi ...kaha gai??

 

[AugenBlick]

Are yaha atm tha...kaha gaya??
Are yaha fly over tha ...kaha gaya??
Are yaha airport tha ...kaha gaya??
Are yaha metro thi ...kaha gayi??
Are yaha Congress thi ...kaha gai??

 

[fatman17]

Opinion
Real India
Dr Farrukh Saleem
Sunday, June 01, 2014
From Print Edition

Capital suggestion

Fact 1: There are 1.2 billion humans in the world who live in extreme poverty. Fact 2: Of the 1.2 billion, 33 percent of the world’s poor live in India. Fact 3: India has a population of 1.237 billion. Fact 4: Of the 1.237 billion Indians, 850 million earn $2 or less per day (that is 2 out of every 3 Indians).

Yes, ‘India Shining’ was a marketing slogan developed by Grey Worldwide, the New York-based advertising firm. Yes, the Vajpayee government spent in excess of $20 million promoting the slogan (and yet the BJP lost the 2004 general election). Yes, there was a time when India’s growth rate was among the top in the world.

More recently, the rate of growth has crashed. More recently, stubborn budgetary deficits are crippling the economy. More recently, the current account gap soared to 6.7 percent of GDP. More recently, the Indian rupee is in free fall.

Education standards are falling like nine pins. According to the Annual Status of Education Report: “By their fifth year of schooling, only half of rural pupils can solve a calculation like 43 minus 24. Barely a quarter can read an English sentence like “What is the time?”

India’s model of economic development is failing. According to The New York Times: “Structural problems were inherent in India’s unusual model of economic development, which relied on a limited pool of skilled labor rather than an abundant supply of cheap, unskilled, semiliterate labor. This meant that India specialized in call centers, writing software for European companies and providing back-office services for American health insurers and law firms and the like, rather than in a manufacturing model. Other economies that have developed successfully – Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea and China – relied in their early years on manufacturing, which provided more jobs for the poor.”

Last year, The Economist covered the Indian economy under the following headlines: “Angry young Indians; What a waste; How India is throwing away the world’s biggest economic opportunity.”

Arundhati Roy, the Indian political activist and the author of ‘The God of small things’, believes that “India’s chosen development model has a genocidal core to it” and that “bloodshed is inherent to this model of development.” According to Arundhati, “now, we have a democratically elected totalitarian government.”

“I see the induction of religion in politics”, wrote Kuldip Nayar, the veteran Indian journalist, author and columnist. “India’s new language of killing,” wrote Praveen Swami of The Hindu. Subir Sinha of the University of London, in a 927-word article, explained ‘Why India’s new PM may bring disaster to India.’

According to the Association for Democratic Reforms, 186 members of the elected lower house of parliament, 34 percent of the total, are facing criminal charges of inciting communal disharmony, murder, kidnapping and robbery.

For the record, India is already the biggest buyer of arms on the face of the planet. A religious extremist at the helm of affairs along with a failing economy could be disastrous both for India and the region.

The writer is a columnist based in Islamabad. Email: farrukh15@hotmail.com

Twitter: @saleemfarrukh

 

[AugenBlick]

Opinion
Real India
Dr Farrukh Saleem
Sunday, June 01, 2014
From Print Edition

Capital suggestion

Fact 1: There are 1.2 billion humans in the world who live in extreme poverty. Fact 2: Of the 1.2 billion, 33 percent of the world’s poor live in India. Fact 3: India has a population of 1.237 billion. Fact 4: Of the 1.237 billion Indians, 850 million earn $2 or less per day (that is 2 out of every 3 Indians).

Yes, ‘India Shining’ was a marketing slogan developed by Grey Worldwide, the New York-based advertising firm. Yes, the Vajpayee government spent in excess of $20 million promoting the slogan (and yet the BJP lost the 2004 general election). Yes, there was a time when India’s growth rate was among the top in the world.

More recently, the rate of growth has crashed. More recently, stubborn budgetary deficits are crippling the economy. More recently, the current account gap soared to 6.7 percent of GDP. More recently, the Indian rupee is in free fall.

Education standards are falling like nine pins. According to the Annual Status of Education Report: “By their fifth year of schooling, only half of rural pupils can solve a calculation like 43 minus 24. Barely a quarter can read an English sentence like “What is the time?”

India’s model of economic development is failing. According to The New York Times: “Structural problems were inherent in India’s unusual model of economic development, which relied on a limited pool of skilled labor rather than an abundant supply of cheap, unskilled, semiliterate labor. This meant that India specialized in call centers, writing software for European companies and providing back-office services for American health insurers and law firms and the like, rather than in a manufacturing model. Other economies that have developed successfully – Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea and China – relied in their early years on manufacturing, which provided more jobs for the poor.”

Last year, The Economist covered the Indian economy under the following headlines: “Angry young Indians; What a waste; How India is throwing away the world’s biggest economic opportunity.”

Arundhati Roy, the Indian political activist and the author of ‘The God of small things’, believes that “India’s chosen development model has a genocidal core to it” and that “bloodshed is inherent to this model of development.” According to Arundhati, “now, we have a democratically elected totalitarian government.”

“I see the induction of religion in politics”, wrote Kuldip Nayar, the veteran Indian journalist, author and columnist. “India’s new language of killing,” wrote Praveen Swami of The Hindu. Subir Sinha of the University of London, in a 927-word article, explained ‘Why India’s new PM may bring disaster to India.’

According to the Association for Democratic Reforms, 186 members of the elected lower house of parliament, 34 percent of the total, are facing criminal charges of inciting communal disharmony, murder, kidnapping and robbery.

For the record, India is already the biggest buyer of arms on the face of the planet. A religious extremist at the helm of affairs along with a failing economy could be disastrous both for India and the region.

The writer is a columnist based in Islamabad. Email: farrukh15@hotmail.com

Twitter: @saleemfarrukh

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