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indians are always giving indians sources which on one in the world trust anymore....
There is this report that 100 kashmiri students wants to study in Pakistani universities..........
indians are always giving indians sources which on one in the world trust anymore....
There is this report that 100 kashmiri students wants to study in Pakistani universities..........
yeah Kashmiris want to study in Pakistan. In the Lashkar-e-Taiba university! Where the admission criteria is how many stones you can pelt in a minute.
you are wrong here.First of all, one needs serious brains to get into such prestigious institutions even if is under reservations category. (Here's an insider thing, in IITs and even in IISc, students are expected to maintain a certain GPA to continue their studies there. Most students in reservation category fail to maintain that and by the end of 1st year are well on their way out of the institute.)
Secondly, seats in such prestigious institutions are for the citizens of the Republic of India, those holding Indian passports.
Mr. Inqlabi, who demanded a seat in such prestigious institution is welcome to apply, if and only if he rejects/discards his present passport and gets an Indian one. Let him do that and he is more than welcome to apply. Getting an actual seat would still depend on the competition.
Yeah right! As if Indian students don't already have to struggle with the quota system for OBCs, SCs, STs and religious minorities. Out of shame, I chose not to consider the quota in my studies.I know about all thats going on in indian kashmir, but this is about the other one. enjoy
P0K students want seats in IIM/IITs!
Students of Gilgit-Baltistan in P@kistan occupied Kashmir have demanded reservation for them in India's elite educational institutions.
"We want quotas in the Indian Institute of Management, the Indian Institute of Technology and law colleges of India. India should not ignore us," said Shafquat Ali Inqlabi, a resident of Gilgit, told rediff.com.
Inqlabi and other 18 others are visiting India to participate in a conference organised by the New Delhi-based Institute for Conflict Management to discuss 'Alternative Futures' for Jammu and Kashmir [ Images ] on May 19-20.
Inqlabi says, "Indian maps always show Gilgit and Baltistan as part of India. The Constitution of India mentions that we are part of India. In your eyes, we are Indians and Pakistan has 'occupied' Indian territory. Then, why should we not get admissions in the IIMs and the IITs?" he says, adding, "I am an engineer, but now, I want to study law in the best of Indian law colleges. Help me get admission."
One of the demands made in a resolution unanimously passed by the conference -- which had the tacit support of Indian government -- says, 'The Government of India should provide openings in higher, professional and technical educational institutions to deserving students from Gilgit-Baltistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, who are denied necessary facilities for such education.'
The Karakoram University is the only institution for higher studies in Gilgit-Baltistan. The members of the delegation claimed that it does not have proper facilities.
Inqlabi, a political activist, says, "India should either accept us as Indians or give up claim on the territory."
In view of the All Party Hurriyat Conference's rejecting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's [ Images ] invitation to attend the second roundtable conference on Kashmir, the conference presented the ground realities about the future of Kashmir.
Editor of Public Opinions and Trends Sushant Sareen says, "The prime minister's roundtable on Kashmir has shown that there is no uniformity of views amongst Kashmiris. The region carries a multiplicity of views. Hurriyat, which is a non-entity, is getting attention it doesn't deserve. It's high time the people of Gilgit-Baltistan, who have been denied rights by Pakistan, and the people of *** get our attention."
Dr Ajaya Sahni, who organised the meeting, said, "Unfortunately, discussions on Kashmir are overwhelmingly defined by people who resort to terrorism. People who are displaced, marginalised and the voices of non-violence are neglected. Now is the time to respect those voices that have rejected terrorism."
It is the truth. Kashmiris today are two kinds: normal fellows and separatists. The sooner you accept it the sooner you come out of the rosy cloud of supposed peace around us.Dont categorize Kashmiris as terrorists and stone-pelters. And above all, dont trivialize the issues they are facing. We can have a discussion here without calling anybody names.
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Some Pakistanis are being jealous in this!
I wonder if they are aware of the very high standards of IIT and IIM?
How high is the standard? I know lot of indian fellows here UK from IIT and IIM ... they are same as others you know its a fact..... infact Pakistani FAST, ULM, LUMS are at more better positions world wide....
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Thanx for the laugh mate!You made my day!How high is the standard? I know lot of indian fellows here UK from IIT and IIM ... they are same as others you know its a fact..... infact Pakistani FAST, ULM, LUMS are at more better positions world wide....