I dont know who has put the article on Rediff.You must realise that you dont have to measure a persons value if he does something in America. So what if malakar was a candidate for American Idol.... ?
Focus on articles that are relevant to our society so that youngsters dream of doing big in INDIA and for INDIA, rather that your obession with America
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by Nikhil P on Jun 01, 2007 03:03 AM
>>Focus on articles that are relevant to our society so that youngsters >>dream of doing big in INDIA and for INDIA, rather that your obession >>with America
You mean so that "youngsters do big in India for selfish people like you?"
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by ks sk on Jun 01, 2007 03:27 AM
idiot, If a youngster does something big in India , it will benefit Indians.
Fools like u keep on assisting the foreign economic growth....
What have the magority of so called successful american indians done towards india rather than making a name in America???
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by Apr on Jun 01, 2007 04:55 AM
ks sk tell me one thing...did you do anything to India till date apart from being an hypocrite
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by abhishek nair on Jun 01, 2007 03:34 AM
The majority send remittances to relatives in India, and drive the economy in part. That is no small thing, KS SK!
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by ks sk on Jun 01, 2007 04:01 AM
In that case , we should side by the Arab countries as Malayalis are the highest contributor to the forex!..its actually 2 times the contribution of the american NRIs
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by Khushnaz Etwara on Jun 01, 2007 11:53 PM
Ashish is absolutely correct... Indians will be Indians no matter where they live on the globe! Lets be proud of each other- and stop pulling each other down like crabs!
RE:We dont need to fancy Indian Americans too much
by ashish sinha on Jun 01, 2007 06:46 AM
Hey .. cmon your thinking is bad. I wish Indians should do good everywhere on the globe. We should shine not only in our country but every country on the face of this earth.
I wish to see India spread far and wide. Staying in india and doing good for India sounds great, but you forget that these unofficial ambassadors of our country play a big role in shaping the opinion of the world towards us.
India is not just peole living in India, its also shaped by people living outside it in innumerable ways.
I have had enough with this garbage. SANJAYA CAN'T SING. And American Idol is a SINGING competition. Don't you get it ? Lets add some more: Sanjaya looks like a beggar and is a LOSER. Rediff.......Please stop catering to losers like Sanjaya. There are winners like the Calcutta kid who scored 2370 in his SAT exams. That's NOT AN ACT. That's hard work. Cater to him.
RE:Enough
by on Jun 01, 2007 08:12 PM
How awful of you to say such a lowly thing! Shame on you~Sanjaya CAN sing. He just doesn't have a big voice, but he will get better and better with experience. He's a sweet, handsome and talented boy and he's going to go far in this business. As for you - where are you going?
RE:Enough
by K K on Jun 01, 2007 09:30 AM
If Sanjaya looks like a beggar then why are the pre teen American girls so fond of him? By the way, American Idol is not just a singing competition, it is also a popularity contest. Whoever gets more votes wins - regardless of singing talent!
This is very common with Indian parents that my kids were smart even when they were toddlers. As a parent, we should encourage our kids to work hard instead of praising them and make them think that they are reincarnation of Einstein or Newton.
Stupid rediff should know better. Do your research better next time before posting articles and question yourself if you would like if the same article is posted on some other website.
