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The mantle of 'President' is not that important. Dr. Kalam's was a great man before he became president.
He was involved in (super top secret) ballistic missile development and nuke tech. The 'President' tag was just a bonus. We don't need to prove anything to the world (least of all Pakistan)
He has everything to be the president of India. I support him. Much better than Patil.
Propaganda will continue no matter what we do. First of all I don't understand what is so special everytime the matter comes to Muslim community. Everyone has to understand. Someone or the other from various community becomes something at national level on his own merit. This "special Muslim" mindset is very irritating and wreaks of bias.But Kalam saab is not interested so its out of question.
It (Ansari saab) will benefit India in the Muslim world.
Also, it will burst anti India propaganda in Muslim world.
I think there is truth to the fact that minorities are not treated fairly in India
For your information,in India, all minorities are treated better than the Hindu majority and if this is called discrimination, then all the countries in the world treat their minorities 10 times worse. Please don't talk without knowledge.I think there is truth to the fact that minorities are not treated fairly in India- that includes Muslims. As a nation_ India should have a frank and open dialogue about such misgivings. We can't just brush this under the carpet and feign outrage when such statements attributed to human rights are made.
the way we match our 9% GDP growth and soon per the Carnegie institute think tank to become the 3rd largest economy in the world in 2 decades - is to also address these human rights issues. Only good things will come out of it. I appreciate many Indians passion and defensive stance when the 'minority treatment ' issue is called out but it does not move us forward , does it?
not treated fairly in the sense?are they discriminated?
For your information,in India, all minorities are treated better than the Hindu majority and if this is called discrimination, then all the countries in the world treat their minorities 10 times worse. Please don't talk without knowledge.
Most of the whistle blower cases of "riots" are false and are even at times initiated by miscreants on either community side to create some news headlines.
Why are you over-analyzing? I am technically a minority in this country (not that we consider it) and I am proud to be in India with whatever we have. You know why? Because we Buddhists don't talk, act, react as a community but as individual Indian nationals just as Hindus, Sikhs, Parsis etc do.
When certain communities act, react, behave, debate, protest "as a community", they naturally attract annoyance of other communities who think more on national level than their own religious thinking.
Come and live in India, then you will know.
I think there is truth to the fact that minorities are not treated fairly in India- that includes Muslims. As a nation_ India should have a frank and open dialogue about such misgivings. We can't just brush this under the carpet and feign outrage when such statements attributed to human rights are made.
the way we match our 9% GDP growth and soon per the Carnegie institute think tank to become the 3rd largest economy in the world in 2 decades - is to also address these human rights issues. Only good things will come out of it. I appreciate many Indians passion and defensive stance when the 'minority treatment ' issue is called out but it does not move us forward , does it?