Re: Re: Indians should return from this medieval desert back to india
by Palani on Oct 18, 2008 11:34 AM
Aare their hindus in saudi arabia? purnav, is it shame for you? In what way?
Given the present financial crises in world and Indian markets, the GoI should actively pursue wooing both domestic and NRI savings and thereby not miss out on a historic advantage of consolidating the Indian economy which is relatively better placed than others. The dependence (more psychological) on FIIs has to end, Indians must seriously start working towards realising the vision of Dr. APJK of a developed country by 2020. Saudi has one of the largest Indian populations overseas and the perfect place to launch such an initiative. What China can do, India can do better!
Re: mms: tell us the truth: ur daughter is flying to riyadh w/ her boy-f, right?
by arshad mirza on Oct 18, 2008 03:52 AM
Dear Hindu, below is for your info..dont indulge urself in character assasination of an individual.before commenting on anything please try to understand the context in which an individual has act..
Amrit Singh, youngest daughter f prime Minister Manmohan Singh is an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, which advocates individual rights by litigating, legislating, and educating the American public on a broad array of issues affecting individual freedom.
Her outspoken campaign against the Bush administration's contempt for civil liberties earned her a front page report in The Wall Street Journal some weeks ago.
Amrit, 36, a graduate of the prestigious Yale Law School, is the only one of the prime minister's three daughters who lives abroad. The eldest daughter teaches at a college in New Delhi and is married to a fellow academic while the middle daughter works for an NGO and is married to an Indian Police Service officer.
Amrit is a consistent critic of US President George W Bush [Images] -- who is known to greatly respect her father -- and has raised issues of abuse of prisoners in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. She also helped win a legal decision to have the Pentagon release photographs illustrating this abuse in 2005.
Re: Re: mms: tell us the truth: ur daughter is flying to riyadh w/ her boy-f, right?
by kundiyilkunna on Oct 18, 2008 06:15 AM
Dear Hinduhindu You are right. Minorities know more about MMS sibling and the rest is for anyone to guess
Re: why gulf country visit before election
by Indian on Oct 17, 2008 10:53 PM
Can you not see anything beyond Muslim hatred? There are atleast 2 lakh Hindus working in gulf countries. They never differentiated between Hindu and Muslim there. If BJP comes to power it is true that relationship and trade with gulf countries will suffer. BJP is surviving only based on Muslim and Christian hatred.
....that al terrorists human rights will be protected at all costs and every method will be used to ban hindu activists who don't allow the rights of jihadis to do bomb blast as their religious duties.
Re: He will ASSure ..
by Yoo Hoo on Oct 17, 2008 10:41 PM
Saudi govt bailed india out once when world bank was asking to return loans and kept our laaj...maybe pm thinks he can get more
Re: He will ASSure ..
by karthik av on Oct 18, 2008 01:31 AM
@JGN, I don't understand this logic....15lakh indians in saudi???? What do you mean? there are 1 billion people at home. I am not saying that you shouldn't bother about indian abroad, but don't indirectly keep digging a grave as big as something from which one would take ages to come out. So, many indians in this or that country and so on...to protect NRIs, one shouldn't pave policies affecting people at home. Remember, all NRIs are out for their own personal purpose and not/never in the name of our country or for it(except a select few maybe) and NRIs in the sense, those who are working and leaving abroad. Again, sure there is a good inflow of foreign exchange, but given a chance that an NRI is able to send money with almost nil money-loss thru service charge or exchanges, he/she would surely do that. So, there is no question of serving the country. And remember, am myself an NRI for the last 6 years.
Re: He will ASSure ..
by arshad mirza on Oct 18, 2008 03:57 AM
But my friend Sujith & karthik, whats wrong if he is visiting saudi arabia to strengthen the ties? is there smthin wrong in it..we are importing more than 25% of energy neds from these 2 countries..so it is good that we are on better terms with them..i dont see anything wrong here...juss bcuz saudi arabia is a muslim counry doesnt mean you cant be friends with them...
Re: He will ASSure ..
by vijayajitkumar on Oct 18, 2008 06:53 AM
i agree with you arshad i have lived in saudi arabia for 13 years and they are a damn well friendly people although a hindu they never treated me badly would even invite me amd my family for their marriage yes they also do have black sheeps in their homes but i found it is only some very few indian muslims who behaved obnoxiusly but it is the same eveywhere . there are good and bad and ugly people it is how we deal with them they deal with us
