Then stop complaining
i normally never complain unless sth real crass is pushed into the minds of viewers.... Even for movies u have reviews however bad they may be...
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Then stop complaining
oh then you should also laugh at british american and whole world media. cuz these days what ever is in Indian media is on british media in couple of days.
at least indian mediad do not lay the claim that he is amar singh
and above all
indian muslims and lower castes are with pakistan we should declare war on india. they will fight from our side
man you guys should have done that thinking about the uprising within india for your support............
After listening to him each Indian realizes how much identity crisis you guys have and how much you guys have been screwed.... thats the secret behind watching him....
That's the problem right there. Most Indians have lost the ability to distinguish between Bollywood sensationalism and TOI/Rediff sensationalism.
In that case, I stand corrected. The Indian equivalent of Zaid Hamid is not Bharat Verma, but Times of India, Rediff, NDTV, etc, etc.
In fact, most mainstream Indian media would qualify as jingoistic tabloid, in the same league as Bharat Verma or Zaid Hamid.
That's the problem right there. Most Indians have lost the ability to distinguish between Bollywood sensationalism and TOI/Rediff sensationalism.
You misunderstand me. I am not defending Zaid Hamid. He is a TV personality and he has his opinions. I am neither for him or against him. I do not even watch him.
I am simply pointing out that India has its share of sensationalist jingoists.
the articles of Pakistani writers in TOI, India Today, Hindustan Times, are all put into the 'fun' section
Punjab Kesari?
Thank you, you just proved my point about how puerile and unprofessional Indian media is. Anybody can cherry pick the silliest crap from any collection to score cheap points.
DAWN invites serious articles from Indian columnists and puts them on the front page.
Too bad the Indian media doesn't have to guts or integrity to do likewise with respectable Pakistani journalists. Why are they so afraid to expose their readers to a different point of view?
Who? what? Sounds like a dessert...
Now what do I talk with you, when you can't even differentiate between a statement and a sarcasm?
P.S. You are the third one I am noticing after Omar1984 and BATMAN who has first edited my post and then quoted it so as to suit your convenient replies. Be a man, post it in its entirety and let everyone see what you are replying to.
I don't read TOI and Rediff religiously so I don't know what is in the fun section. It is entirely plausible that Indian media would pick up some loony Pakistani writers to try and make some silly point.
I have not altered a single word you wrote.
I replied to relevant parts of your post. Take a couple minutes and browse around this and other forums. Trimming quoted posts down to relevant sections is the norm in internet forums. In fact, some forums don't even allow a post if it contains fewer characters than the quoted post.
Not only trimming but also twisting the quoted posts is a norm.
You trimmed my sarcastic remark (because rest of it would have shown what I meant), then quoted it as a serious one,
and portrayed me as confessing to your allegations.
Such trickery is very cheap and doesn't serve any purpose, I suggest you come out of it.