Re: .. by Li Na on Jul 14, 2013 02:37 PM Parents of our generation are VERY against inter-caste, inter-state and inter-religion marriages. I feel our parents have given a lot of freedom to us and never imposed anything even if they wanted to. I think this generation wants to marry as per parents wishes to make parents happy. I think from our generation onwards, state, religion, caste etc would no longer be relevant.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: .. by dinesh mishra on Jul 14, 2013 12:12 PM From how many crosses have you taken birth because by considering your opinion people who are taking birth from single mother but fathers from different states and countries will be much much broad-minded and highly educated. Don't forget our Indian culture on the basis of which we are maintaining uniqueness on this globe.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: .. by Ravi on Jul 16, 2013 10:33 AM Dinesh Mishra, 1. Why did it take 400 plus years to win our freedom from the Britishers? 2. When was the last time the whole of India was united for a national cause? 3. Why do we have so many regional political parties forming a indecisive government? 4.Why is India seen as a soft nation globally? 5. Why do we get attacked by terrorists again and again? 6. Why do politicians exploit the masses in the name of communal politics? All the above points have one thing in common. That is the fact that our culture is dividing our hearts at the core level. If culture cannot unite people of one nation I am not sure what purpose it serves otherwise. Wish you had some sense in your hollow pride. I agree with Om Shanti's view point. Its a very strong point I think for any Indian.    Forward   |   Report abuse