India is NUMBER ONE in cheaters, beggers, looters, racists, hypocracy, corruption, murders, terrorism, bomb blasts, temple stampedes in which stupid people die, poor people, lack of civic sense, ghastly crimes against girl child, child labour, women dying during childbirth, malnutrition and weak kids, discrimination, and holier than thou attitude, pollution, AIDS capital of the WORLD, heart disease, diabetes, traffic violations, bad roads, bad railways that look like from british era, garbage dump like cities so called metros, dishonesty, liars in day to day life, braggers, dump cities, a country that has problems and disputes with each and every country in the world, a country without a single friend in the internatinal community, a country that has problems and rona-dhona with EVERY neighbouring country, ghastly crimes that are never reported or recorded, a sea of poverty, bad climate of 90% of area in which you become sweaty and dark like coal, zero civic sense, humidity, dust, mosquitoes, cockroaches, flies, germs, overflowing drains, no sewage and toilet facilities for 3/4th of the population who shit out in the open .......... basically a HELL on earth.
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by satishchandra on Apr 15, 2009 06:22 PM
The calture of the country in which you are living now (I am sure you are not living in INDIA) teaches you to look only at bad things inanother.
Re: Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by Prem Mohan on Apr 15, 2009 06:57 PM
The culture of a country -- any country -- is decided by the lives of its people. I am afraid India does not qualify as being civilised. Sixty years after we became independent, a majority of our population still defecates in the open air, but this doesn't bother the civilised upper classes of the country.
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by Kabadan Y on Apr 15, 2009 06:10 PM
Most are genuine; but in your life time you can do something good about atleast 0.00001 of these things and you might attain salvation.
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by Hello India on Apr 16, 2009 10:05 AM
For him better place is Pakistan where he need not worry about anything he has mentioned here. Because he will get better education/treatment there in Madarsa about terrorism and once he is brain washed he need not be bother about these.
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by Jai Babu on Apr 15, 2009 06:05 PM
blame people such as your pa rents who procreated and produced millions of tripe and ga rbage like you, who only criticize your motherland instea of contributing anything. BTW, how many were there in your brood who consumed resources but never contributed?
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by raju lingam on Apr 15, 2009 06:12 PM
Each and every point is True, But if you say True people will not trust you one more quality may be added.
Re: India is NUMBER ONE
by aashish singh on Apr 15, 2009 06:39 PM
Whatever you said is largely true, i accept that. But India was never like this my friend. It's the British who transformed this heaven on earth into what it is today. Infact Europe till 18th century was far worst then what India is today. I do not want to go in detail of all that, however we are trying to improve upon whatever you have pointed out and we have done exceptionally well since independence. It's a matter of few more decades: we will be back, i hope.
Lalu ji, pl wait. This time u will have a bigger fall than last time when u were out to make way for Nitish Kumar ! You will be no where by the evening of 16th May,2009.
Re: Bihar- 1st Phase- LS Polls.
by Siddhartha Das on Apr 15, 2009 05:51 PM
Well said, Baksh. My prediction: this election will be remebered for triggering the winding up of the Samajwadi Party. Amar Singh will leave politics before next Diwali.
Re: know abt politics part- Final part
by ALLABAKSH on Apr 15, 2009 05:51 PM
Nehrus have donated Anand Bhavan to Congress in every generatio right from Motilal to Rajiv. But, till today, the papers of the house mention that it belongs to Nehru family only and not to Congress.
Re: know abt politics part- II
by Jai Babu on Apr 15, 2009 05:57 PM
Feroze was born into a Parsi family in Bombay in 1912. He was the son of Jehangir Faredoon and Ratimai. He studied in Allahabad at Ewing Christian college and later at London School of Economics, which he quit when he joined the fredom struggle. Feroze Faredoon was adopted by Mahatma Gandhi and took the name Feroz Gandhi. He was a freedom fighter, lawyer, edtor of National Herald and an able parliamentarian even criticizing the Government of his father-in-law and beginning a tirade against corruption e.f Ram Krishna Dalmia who was trying to use slush funds to take over Bennet Coleman of Times of India fame or the Haridas Mundhra LIC scandal which led to the resignation of Nehru's Finance Minister TTK Krishnamachari. Dont just slander people without knowing anything. I am no fan of puppet PM Manmohan or the Nehru-Gandhi faily or the Congres, but the kind of tripe you have written is wrong and slanderous.
Re: Re: know abt politics part- II
by itsthetimetodisco on Apr 15, 2009 06:21 PM
Dude what I've written is an excerpt from a book which was written by some Mathai (secretary of Nehru). What is the source of info you have. I'm not against correcting my knowledge provided the piece on info is not part of the misinfo Kangressies have created over the decades.
Re: Re: Re: know abt politics part- II
by Jai Babu on Apr 16, 2009 11:25 AM
EXAMPLE-Indian Express Dec12,2008 on the 51st anniversary of the LIC-Mundra-TTK scandal “From December 1957 to February 1958, the sensational Mundhra scandal was at the centre of the political stage. It led to the resignation of T. T. Krishnamachari and shook the Nehru government”. Press got wind of the tainted transactions made reports on the “questionable” shares bought by LIC. To a parliamentary question about these press report, the finance ministry gave a written answer that was technically correct but factually disingenuous. Later, at the Chagla Inquiry this became TTK’s undoing. The deliberately misleading answer infuriated Feroze Gandhi. After painstakingly investigating the whole affair, he initiated the December 16 debate. So devastating was his exposure of wrongdoing and so voluminous the support to him by other MPs, that Nehru spoke of the “majesty of Parliament” and announced a judicial inquiry. Chagla, who later became ambassador to the US and external affairs minister, lived up to his high reputation for fair play. However, he was also inclined to play to the gallery. His findings were that the investment was lacking in propriety and contrary to rules of business. Instead of buying the shares at the stock exchange at prevailing prices, the huge transaction was put through in a hurry at “prices negotiated with Mundhra”. The commission endorsed Feroze Gandhi’s charge that some of the shares Mundhra had passed on to the LIC were forged.
Re: know ur yuvraj!
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