i really appreciate rediff for bringing some news about nature, animal life, they are also part of our society and should be taken care by human being who can modify their life.
The great thing about India has always been what might be called the great Indian bazaar: the whole country seen as a marketplace, or a village haat, where people can freely come and go, to buy and sell, to earn a livelihood, to mingle with each other, and to raise families, in whatever part of this republic they choose to do so.
That's the paradox. The republic, in order to be a republic, must accept the principle and practice of regional autonomy. But if the legitimate demand for regional autonomy shades into narrow parochialism and exclusivist chauvinism, the republic will be destroyed. The great Indian bazaar will go bust.
Re: India
by Raj Kumar on Dec 25, 2009 11:10 PM
hi, who ever you are ...from your thoughts i figured that you are like a fish living in a small pond. And brought up grown up with a group with narrow minded people..anyway your thoughts might apply to a different country never for india.
I am happy know in India people do care animals, when in many other countries there is no human values. hope you are not from those part, trying to express ideas of that part in this forum using fake name.
With grave issues facing the nation and grim realities undermining democracy, Rediff finds 'dancing bears' to report on. It appears that soon Rediff will be the last monkey dancing !
Re: Dancing bears...
by ashok leyland on Jan 01, 2010 11:09 PM
This too is a national problem, cruelty to animals. This too destroys our environment, our democracy and this our nastiness is an all true grim reality that is evident in all levels of life in India. Therefore doing every little bit to restore harmony with nature and her creatures cannot but help our advance as human beings.
Re: Dancing bears...
by Rishi kumar on Dec 24, 2009 09:39 PM
ravinderji the issues that you claim facing the nation has been created by you, us, our people and the cronies that we have elected. These poor bears did not ask to be put there by us for our entertainment. So when something good is done for these poor souls and its being reported then atleast zip it up if you cannot atleast appreciate a new life being given to another species.
Re: Re: Dancing bears...
by Ramanath Babu on Jan 04, 2010 11:53 AM
Well said Rishi Kumar. People like Malhotra, and communists in general believe that only human beings have a right to live on this earth. They treat other species with contempt and argue that the one and only relevant issue in this world is two squares of meal. They conveniently forget the fact that once his belly is full, human beings start demanding other things and their demands goes on and on. To achieve that they kill each other, other species and the entire flora and fauna. What is alarming is that they justify their action saying that human beings have a right upon everything on this mother earth.
WE CRORES N CRORES OF INDIANS (STILL MULTIPLYING AT A WORLD RECORD RATE) ARE BEING MADE TO DANCE, SMOKE, PAY FROM OUR NOSE & EXPLOITED IN ALL POSSIBLE MANNERS BY THE KALANDARS CALLED "KANGRESS". SAVE US............
Re: HELP!!!
by Indian Prince on Dec 29, 2009 09:38 AM
OK THEN DONT VOTE FOR KANGRESS ... WE HAVE SUCH A NICE ALTERNATIVE CALLED BJP :) .. I HAVE BEEN ALWAYS VOTING BJP SINCE I WAS 18
Re: HELP!!!
by Praveen Pandey on Dec 25, 2009 06:07 AM
The great thing about India has always been what might be called the great Indian bazaar: the whole country seen as a marketplace, or a village haat, where people can freely come and go, to buy and sell, to earn a livelihood, to mingle with each other, and to raise families, in whatever part of this republic they choose to do so.
That's the paradox. The republic, in order to be a republic, must accept the principle and practice of regional autonomy. But if the legitimate demand for regional autonomy shades into narrow parochialism and exclusivist chauvinism, the republic will be destroyed. The great Indian bazaar will go bust.
