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Posted
3 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Oh my! look at her sense of entitlement. Protest in the Gateway of India, wants to use TajHotel as a loo. Is complaining that they have a polcy of loos only for customers! Even a roadside dhaba has such a policy . Lit  woke bong!

 

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Lol sab muft mein Chahiye 

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Academicians, filmmakers, actors, artists from West Bengal write to PM Modi, supporting CAA

KOLKATA (WEST BENGAL): A group of academicians, filmmakers, actors, artists, and other professionals from West Bengal have written to Prime Minister 
Narendra Modi
, extending their support to the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which grants citizenship to persecuted minorities from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.

"We the people of West Bengal express our sincerest gratitude and unreserved admiration from the deepest core of our heart to you for enacting the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and through for finally settling this excruciating episode, which has been tormenting and afflicting the Bengali psyche and soul for the last seventy years, since time of partition," reads the letter, a copy of which was accessed by ANI.

Nine signatories — Anjana Basu, Prof Debashish Chowdhury, Arindam Chakraborty, Advocate Joydip Sen, Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, Anindya Pulak Banerjee, Milan Bhowmik, Sanjay Som, and Rantidev Sengupta have confirmed to ANI that they have signed the letter along with others addressed to the Prime Minister, extending support to CAA.

"History bears witness to the fact that partition has caused more pain and penury to the Bengali people than any other. A few far-sighted Bengali leaders and thought-leaders in the past had foreseen the calamitous consequences of partition. Their wholehearted efforts resulted in the creation of West Bengal. The long list of these sagacious personalities includes Sir 
Jadunath Sarkar
, historian RC Majumdar, Prof Suniti Kumar Chattopadhyay,Dr Meghnad Saha and last but not the least, Dr Syama Prasad Mukhopadhyay," the letter adds.


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Posted
37 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

baddua... terah namoone ki bemari aao. actually it is v funny. From hyderabad

 

 

 

“Dare huye log”

Posted
On 1/5/2020 at 10:30 AM, coffee_rules said:

^^ whatever rocks your boat, dude. I’d rather be a bigot than a secular. I believe in plurality 

What dumb people do not understand, is bigotry really has two classes of applications: thinking philosophy X is superior to philosophy Y and thinking people of philosophy X are superior to people of philosophy Y down to every last person.

 

The first type of bigotry is what moves the world forward and is what smart people make, the second type of bigotry is the ball and chain that moves the world backwards and stupid people make.

 

@Mariyam, FYI, in my views, is better educated than you in the political sphere and just as, if not more intelligent. Don’t be the second class of bigot.

Posted
7 hours ago, vayuu1 said:

Deepika Padukone supporting kanhaiya kumar,naras of jai bheem jai meem going on in front of her, not going to watch her film.ever.

Has she attended college? 90% of the film industry has never passed 12th...  What was the motive of going to JNU.. to register for distance eduction?

Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, EnterTheVoid said:

India is being saffronized. No point denying it, it's pretty clear what's going on. 

 

India is going the way of Pakistan. They are Muslim Nationalists, we seem bent on becoming Hindu Nationalists.

 

And that's not a good thing. 

I'm not sure if it's saffronization or realization of  our past and addressing the issues ignored from 70 years.

 

Correcting history text books is saffronization for you  but giving undue weightage to mughal era isn't appeasement?? Redressing the balance isnt necessarily tilting the scale towards one side or another. Lets weigh these 20 years the first half which was ruled by cong vs the next by bjp fairly 

 

ps: Unbridled conversions and population growth will make sure people jousting for every inch of ground/resources. there will be more conflicts  

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Posted
7 hours ago, EnterTheVoid said:

India is being saffronized. No point denying it, it's pretty clear what's going on. 

 

India is going the way of Pakistan. They are Muslim Nationalists, we seem bent on becoming Hindu Nationalists.

 

And that's not a good thing. 

Special rights/laws for minorities only makes sense if we were a Hindu state. We arent, and as a secular state, we ought to ensure equality to everyone. Have you ever thought about it?

 

The Muslim veto power is being challenged for the first time in our history, and thats a welcome thing and moving towards a actual secular state with equal rights of everyone.

 

 

Posted
14 hours ago, EnterTheVoid said:

India is being saffronized. No point denying it, it's pretty clear what's going on. 

 

India is going the way of Pakistan. They are Muslim Nationalists, we seem bent on becoming Hindu Nationalists.

 

And that's not a good thing. 

Why is it bad? Call it Hindu identity or Sanatan dharma identity, it includes all and doesn’t persecute based on identity, truly plural than being Western concept called secularism, India is not going to be Pakistan, It was not formed based on whims of a few frenzied people, India is a civilizational state despite what the elite thinks it is.

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My 2 cents. CAA is simply another failure of this current administration which has managed to alienate even more folks for absolutely nothing. 

Instead of introducing this stupid bill, they could have simply ensured that persecuted religious minorities from BD and Pakistan get citizenship without introducing a law that specifically does not mention Muslims. 

 

It was anyway what GOI was doing with the ratio of Hindus getting citizenship to that of Muslims bring ridiculously high. Nobody was complaining then. What was the need for this? 

Posted
2 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

Instead of introducing this stupid bill, they could have simply ensured that persecuted religious minorities from BD and Pakistan get citizenship without introducing a law that specifically does not mention Muslims. 

of course they could have done that, but that wouldn't give them a political talking point, would it.  How else would Amit Shah give speeches about termites and infiltrators?

 

Somehow, this bill has turned into that last straw that broke the camel's back.  People are sick of the inneundo and increasing prejudice being peddled shamelessly and the poor refugees are caught in the crossfire.

Posted

Today there was again some "peaceful protest March" in Hyderabad old city. I saw all those NO CAA/NCR/NPR pamphlets while driving to work.

So many guys were riding bikes while carrying Indian flags. It was an interesting experience for me. Never before I saw so much of saffron and white on the streets of old city.

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Posted
15 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

My 2 cents. CAA is simply another failure of this current administration which has managed to alienate even more folks for absolutely nothing. 

Instead of introducing this stupid bill, they could have simply ensured that persecuted religious minorities from BD and Pakistan get citizenship without introducing a law that specifically does not mention Muslims.

Another confused Hindu. CAA cannot alienate any Indians, as it is nothing about any Indian citizens nor takes away any citizenships. You ought to think "Indian" and CAA is a noble, and perfect thing for our country. And frankly, it' a old demand which only this current government took care of.

 

All current protests is bogus, as these are the first people who didn't want TT ban. And what's their stand for UCC? So much for equality and secularism. It's a perfect time to bring UCC, and expose the hypocrisy.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, nikred said:

Today there was again some "peaceful protest March" in Hyderabad old city. I saw all those NO CAA/NCR/NPR pamphlets while driving to work.

So many guys were riding bikes while carrying Indian flags. It was an interesting experience for me. Never before I saw so much of saffron and white on the streets of old city.

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Bigot alert :wink:

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Bigot alert :wink:
Now that I have been labeled a bigot I did some introspection and realized half those guys did not even bother to unfurl the flag completely.
Maybe they were just transporting the flags one by one to the protest location. The green flags tend to have more vigour. [emoji848]

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Posted
6 hours ago, someone said:

Another confused Hindu. CAA cannot alienate any Indians, as it is nothing about any Indian citizens nor takes away any citizenships. You ought to think "Indian" and CAA is a noble, and perfect thing for our country. And frankly, it' a old demand which only this current government took care of.

 

All current protests is bogus, as these are the first people who didn't want TT ban. And what's their stand for UCC? So much for equality and secularism. It's a perfect time to bring UCC, and expose the hypocrisy.

I'm pro UCC. But two wrongs don't make a right. 

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