Re: Where was Owl baba and his helicopter tribe?
by rajashekar hegde on Feb 28, 2012 11:31 AM
Have you all seen the new vodafone ad with a small girl and boy saying 'instant connection'??? Instant connection? my foot. Such a bad advertisement targetting even kids of 10-12 age group. It was so embarrasing to watch it along with my kid who is 12. When media which is so powerful can be so irresponsbile who will manage the confused kids and helpless parents?
Re: Re: Where was Owl baba and his helicopter tribe?
by burkha dutt on Feb 28, 2012 11:40 AM
if u dont like it file a suit against it.why are u whining here and boring us?
Have you all seen the new vodafone ad with a small girl and boy saying 'instant connection'??? Instant connection? my foot. Such a bad advertisement targetting even kids of 10-12 age group. It was so embarrasing to watch it along with my kid who is 12. When media which is so powerful can be so irresponsbile who will manage the confused kids and helpless parents?
Nowhere else in the media is this reported that these people are thankful for the Indian army for their timely help. If it were some high handedness everyone would have pounced to defame the army.
Kudos to the Indian army. Fabulous work.
I dont know why this event should not be celebrated and those army men, not rewarded. Perhaps because it is not so glamorous
Re: where is Barka/NDTV/CNBC
by Butyl Sulphonate on Feb 28, 2012 10:50 AM
Barkha will kiss the posterior of kashmiri separatists and also of kangis !!!
One thing that puzzles me. If the soldiers are capable of saving others why can they not save themselves? You would think that the Army would have learned how to deal with adverse winter conditions. If they have not it is indeed worrisome.
Re: Avalanche
by Force Kirpan on Feb 28, 2012 07:52 AM
u morrron... what is the meaning of an avalanche ? ...search google and learn firstt. some get trapped under 15 feet and some under 40 feet of snow ..some are at the outer fringes of avalanche and some right in its way.
army knows much better than any army in the world...nobody lives in a god forsaken place like siachen...our troops do ..and accidents and calamities at such places are common ...you should appreciate that they accept those risks and serve the nation for less than what an eediot in a plush office in delhi does... i am amazed how ignorant people can be
Re: Re: Avalanche
by amit choudhury on Feb 28, 2012 08:45 AM
Bro you do not have to be that harsh on him. Take it easy man. May be he is just ignorant. Fault lies with public in general who are not aware how our troops live in hostile conditions.
Re: Avalanche
by Mathew KMathai on Feb 28, 2012 08:52 AM
It is not fair to criticise or down grade anybody's intelligence or integrity. It is a kind of natural clamity striking any place in the world/universe. We all are proud of the Indian Armed Forces, in spite of all the politics with in it. They are also of our own society.
Re: Avalanche
by apurva singh on Feb 28, 2012 09:48 AM
good pt nirpinder. i have lived and survived in siachen for 6 months at an altitude of 19000 ft. basically it is about mental toughness. these kashmiri mzziz are born sissizz. mostly they need army's help to survive. anyways, good to see good hindu jat major save evilMzzzi.
18 of them died buried under the avalanche, while protecting the countries border yet no politician have uterred a single word of praise for them. All busy securing their Chair. Let us all feel proud to have such an army.
Re: Indian Army : The saviour of the nation
by Nirpinder Singh on Feb 28, 2012 07:45 AM
Why did they get buried? It is common knowledge even for a person like myself sitting in a place where it does not snow that avalance's can occur following heavy snowfall. Why were precautions not taken?
Re: Re: Indian Army : The saviour of the nation
by amit choudhury on Feb 28, 2012 08:50 AM
Its like asking why Army dies in war and why precaution was not taken. No, you cannot feel avalanche sitting in a dumb room. It's massive megatons of Ice sliding on your but6. There is no precaution. We salute the people who have sacrificed there life for civilians. And you ask precaution? get a life man..
Re: Kashmir Survives avalanche
by Nirpinder Singh on Feb 28, 2012 07:46 AM
Kashmir is not going anywhere! It will stay right where it is. The question is who do the Kashmiri's get along with?
Re: Re: Kashmir Survives avalanche
by amit choudhury on Feb 28, 2012 08:56 AM
Kashmir belongs to Indian. You may like it or not. Kashmir hamari hein ....yeahhhhhh
Re: Re: Kashmir Survives avalanche
by Chris Martin on Feb 28, 2012 12:22 PM
Kashmiris get along well with people of other states of India. I am from Kashmir - happily working in Hyderabad. I know many of my relatives working in delhi etc. Al Kashmiris are with India. Please don't throw any doubts about it
Re: traitors of number one breed
by apurva singh on Feb 28, 2012 09:51 AM
mzziVermin is like that. they have to do ullahhalla's biding. that is the only way to secure v72. you ar eright ashish, the same verminWill come out blazing in summers when they are more comfortable.
