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'This Seat Is Not For Pakistanis Like You', Youths Humiliate Elderly Muslim Man In Delhi Metro

Accha?

You didn't lose respect for Modi when he double teamed with terrorist sympathiser Mehbooba?

I lost a definite large amount of it for that...but he has built up enough in my reserve in many other departments and continues to do so (while other things wear down). Net balance is strongly positive.

Like I said many times before I put him and his administration in centre around 6/10 with a few 7/10 spurts....whereas I normally rate administrations in the below 3 region.

Nitish Kumar on the other hand never got so high and now has depleted a lot of it with jungle raj desperation.

He definitely has no chance in 2019.
 
Pakistan is for Pakistani's

They are Indians
They were born in India
Their live in India
Their homes are in India
They pay taxes in India
They die in India

If Indians turn hindutva and they can't live together then they need to partition India so Indian Muslims can have a safe country

At,a minimum Indian Muslims need to start making Muslim majority areas so they can defend themselves

Good idea...They shall found respective hindu nation, islam nation and buddha nation there. If they don't want live together, keep isolated from each other.
 
Nasty country and nasty people. These Indians like to make tall claims about unity, democracy, all religions equal blah blah blah. The world is seeing incredible India under Modi. From occupied Kashmir to cow vigilantes and rape mania. It is exploding in India. Thank God we got Pakistan.
 
Stop being a false flagger!


why should we give a sperate nation to indian mullas they had chosen pak and they should go there , Then you should also give xinjiang to musilms and Tibet to buddhists . And Bharat is for Hindus and for Dharmics only only not for these mlecchas

Call them Muslims please. They didn't choose Pakistan or India, British divide its colony into Pakistana and India. Now, it's time for Muslims in India to choose live apart from hindu and we shall consider Buddha's interests as well. In China we are anti-terrorism, not Muslims; anti-traitor 14th Lama, not Buddha.
 
Call them Muslims please. They didn't choose Pakistan or India, British divide its colony into Pakistana and India. Now, it's time for Muslims in India to choose live apart from hindu and we shall consider Buddha's interests as well. In China we are anti-terrorism, not Muslims; anti-traitor 14th Lama, not Buddha.
They had a plebiscite in which they voted for the creation of pakistan a seperate muslim state,
Indian muzzies voted for creation of pakistan a seperate muslim state so they should go to their real homeland. And stop acting like you know about South Asian history .

India moving towards a new partition soon.
BHARAT is moving towards AKHAND BHARAT!
 
Who Will Stop the BJP? There’s No One in Sight

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Opposition Making All The Wrong Moves
The BJP’s adversaries have undermined themselves with self-defeating moves. Take for instance, the time Sonia Gandhi stalled the Manmohan Singh government's forward march on the economic front by opting for extravagant populist measures, thereby handing over her own government's development agenda on a platter to the BJP

As Chidambaram ruefully admitted later, the government should not have taken “the foot off the accelerator of reforms”.
Similarly, Kejriwal came to power with the assurance of providing a clean government as promised by his one-time mentor, Anna Hazare. While the social activist worked for the setting up of a Lokpal, an anti-corruption ombudsman, Kejriwal's own internal ombudsman, Admiral L Ramdas, had to leave the Aam Admi Party (AAP). He was ordered out for having questioned the CM’s authoritarian style, which also led to the ouster of Kejriwal’s former allies, Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan.

By the time Kejriwal had concluded the purge of his own party, it was clear that power was his primary goal and not governance like he claimed.
Once this obsession became clear, it was obvious that his party's days were numbered. The aam admi, or the common man, after whom the outfit was named had seen through his act – the AAP's defeat in Delhi, Punjab and Goa is proof.


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Nitish Kumar. (Photo: Reuters)
Like Kejriwal, Nitish Kumar, too, has failed to live up to the expectations he had drummed up during his stint as Chief Minister. Then, he had successfully rid Bihar of the lawlessness – or the jungle raj, as it was called – that was rampant during the tenures of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leaders Laloo Prasad Yadav and his wife, Rabri Devi.

But now, as an ally of Laloo Prasad, and with Rabri Devi backing her son Tejaswi’s elevation from Deputy Chief Minister to Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar's focus is to somehow hold on to power.

So, who will stop the BJP? Not only is there no one in sight, but there is little chance of the opposition parties being able to put together an anti-BJP combine because of their fractious internal relations.
They also lack a forward-looking economic agenda, one which appeals to the young like Modi's Make In India, Digital India and other programmes.

@padamchen Your thoughts please on the article
 
Who Will Stop the BJP? There’s No One in Sight

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Rahul Gandhi. (Photo: Reuters)
Opposition Making All The Wrong Moves
The BJP’s adversaries have undermined themselves with self-defeating moves. Take for instance, the time Sonia Gandhi stalled the Manmohan Singh government's forward march on the economic front by opting for extravagant populist measures, thereby handing over her own government's development agenda on a platter to the BJP

As Chidambaram ruefully admitted later, the government should not have taken “the foot off the accelerator of reforms”.
Similarly, Kejriwal came to power with the assurance of providing a clean government as promised by his one-time mentor, Anna Hazare. While the social activist worked for the setting up of a Lokpal, an anti-corruption ombudsman, Kejriwal's own internal ombudsman, Admiral L Ramdas, had to leave the Aam Admi Party (AAP). He was ordered out for having questioned the CM’s authoritarian style, which also led to the ouster of Kejriwal’s former allies, Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan.

By the time Kejriwal had concluded the purge of his own party, it was clear that power was his primary goal and not governance like he claimed.
Once this obsession became clear, it was obvious that his party's days were numbered. The aam admi, or the common man, after whom the outfit was named had seen through his act – the AAP's defeat in Delhi, Punjab and Goa is proof.


thequint%2F2015-05%2F16dca1c6-018e-4948-b3ed-7d04cdbf2f24%2Fnitish.jpg

Nitish Kumar. (Photo: Reuters)
Like Kejriwal, Nitish Kumar, too, has failed to live up to the expectations he had drummed up during his stint as Chief Minister. Then, he had successfully rid Bihar of the lawlessness – or the jungle raj, as it was called – that was rampant during the tenures of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leaders Laloo Prasad Yadav and his wife, Rabri Devi.

But now, as an ally of Laloo Prasad, and with Rabri Devi backing her son Tejaswi’s elevation from Deputy Chief Minister to Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar's focus is to somehow hold on to power.

So, who will stop the BJP? Not only is there no one in sight, but there is little chance of the opposition parties being able to put together an anti-BJP combine because of their fractious internal relations.
They also lack a forward-looking economic agenda, one which appeals to the young like Modi's Make In India, Digital India and other programmes.

@padamchen Your thoughts please on the article

Watching Raees bro.

Later.

Indian girls better than Pakistani girls. :-)

Silly Bollywood ....

P.S. weak movie.
 
He hasn't been doing any good movies off late, I liked his Swades, Chak de and his old movies where he wasn't a star then.

But give the man his due.

Other two also aging well, but fatties.

This guy is still lean n fit. Takes a lot of work at his age.

I know.
 
But give the man his due.

Other two also aging well, but fatties.

This guy is still lean n fit. Takes a lot of work at his age.

I know.
Agreed but his work aka movies in the recent past haven't being of good quality when compared to Aamir.
 

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