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Our nationalism is only in sentiment, not in behaviour


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Deepak
Perfect ...
by Deepak on Feb 24, 2016 09:13 AM

... headline. No need to read the rest.

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Sasidharan Nair
Our nationalism
by Sasidharan Nair on Feb 24, 2016 09:12 AM  | Hide replies

Don't question people's patriotism by making such vicious portrayal. Indians are more loyal to their country than any others outside. Here the difference is our loyalty in true democratic spirit ( Do not think it otherwise by relying on a few individual sects working against). A day will emerge when discipline will be be matter of strict enforcement; and then these anti-social elements would change and all the perpetrators of crime against India would be wiped out! Let there be none to spread wrong signal that is capable of false impression about India and Indian people. That is the need of the hour.

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ishrat quadri
Re: Our nationalism
by ishrat quadri on Feb 24, 2016 02:48 PM
This is what this article says. Our patriotism is limited to shouting or opposing some slogans of our choice. We do not obey or follow the rules of our own nation which we love (?).

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paul theo
Re: Our nationalism
by paul theo on Feb 24, 2016 10:14 AM
A SHINING EXAMPLE OF PATRIOTISM WAS SEEN IN GUJARAT IN 2002, WHEN THE GREAT MODI WAS THE C.M.THOUSANDS OF LIVES RUINED , BY THE HITLER

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Sasidharan Nair
Re: Re: Our nationalism
by Sasidharan Nair on Feb 25, 2016 08:37 AM
Gujarat is one of the chronic incidents of India's woes. We do have several of them starting from British rule to kashmir genocides from 1947 onwards, the genocide on Kashmir pandits, the those lower level incidents of Marad, Kannur red-tracks .. what not! But unfortunate part is people remember only those in which they have their vested interests; like the one of Gujarat 2002. Even the Gujarat incident whenever trumpeted is besmeared of bias and prejudices.For, those talks do not cast an iota of discussion on the Godhra carnage; burning alive of 58 young innocent men of this very country, which was the spontaneous cause of Gujarat 2002. Why no blame on such a big incitement ? What happened in Gujarat is unfortunate, but those who seek to ignite the issue again and again is a matter of concern India confronts. Why we need to remain mute spectators to such venom spitting elements in our society? These elements do not talk anything when our jawans are butchered, when our people are slaughtered in Kashmir? Those incidents do not arouse any interest to these pseudo sadists!

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Kapil Dehiragbogra
hi
by Kapil Dehiragbogra on Feb 24, 2016 09:09 AM

testng

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Arun
Sorry Mr.Patel!!
by Arun on Feb 24, 2016 08:53 AM  | Hide replies

Donald Trump is running on a campaign of hyper-nationalism "Make America Great Again " and about wall along Mexican border.He is also winning primaries in US based on this campaign.

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ishrat quadri
Re: Sorry Mr.Patel!!
by ishrat quadri on Feb 24, 2016 02:51 PM
American public has already rejected one candidate 50 years ago who was claiming to use light nuclear weapons against Vietnam.

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GIRISH HALAPPA
Nationalism
by GIRISH HALAPPA on Feb 24, 2016 08:33 AM

In our country nationalism is FASHION only not by PASSION. This all due to media, movies, bolly wood. Only in films and TV patriotic but outside wht

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ChemTech India
india
by ChemTech India on Feb 24, 2016 06:36 AM  | Hide replies

we don't follow other nations. we have our own ideology for the 10000 yrs, proud to be oldest existing civilization

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Vijay Sahani
Re: india
by Vijay Sahani on Feb 24, 2016 07:16 AM
What have YOU done to improve it? Or is your case that it is perfect?

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linux linux
Re: Re: india
by linux linux on Feb 24, 2016 08:14 AM
Are you contending that there is something that is perfect. Every civilization has its ups and downs. However it is, it is ours. And the author is totally wrong about nationalism.

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dineshhassija
nationalism in sentiments...
by dineshhassija on Feb 24, 2016 05:01 AM

absolutely right. Rather Behaving nationally is little costly.

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KS Sathyanarayana
Author is biased and paid for this
by KS Sathyanarayana on Feb 24, 2016 12:49 AM  | Hide replies

Any body's nationalism is not linked to the amount of Income Tax paid by them. I have seen many Foreigners, who have a mindset worst than this. Because one is paying tax, he is not given any license to talk anything he wants. The author represents his NGO, aspiring for grants for his activities in India. These NGOs are biggest thief, in the name of Social Service, they do all the kind of activities under the sun whether legal or not?

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Ranjan seth
Re: Author is biased and paid for this
by Ranjan seth on Feb 24, 2016 08:03 AM
KS !This our approach when somebody talks some thing relevant,wise and constructive.We do not bother to accept else to apply.
Instead we are putting our focus to malign him.
Kudos to us.We shall prosper only when if we spilt on each-other.

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