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Why bring the documentary here? What has it got to do with the professors xenophobic tendencies? Someone who is a racist will be one - with or without the documentary.
because it paints a continuing picture on attitudes towards India and its citizens. I have never said that India's image started being maligned only with the documentary aired. Its been a process I can trace back years ago. Clearly it seems Raghav appears to be leaning towards my assessment of the situation.
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Some activity of the OP on ICF on top of my mind ( haven't even gone in depth of his 1000 posts :cantstop:) some thread titles: - Indian Student Denied Internship In Germany Because He Belongs To The Land Of Rapists - Anyone else fearing that we might be undercooked in the Semis? Shares Dailymotion videos. some posts: "Im worried that these actors will invade our screens just like some of their musicians invaded the music scene a couple years ago." in a thread which he created regarding roll out of zee zindagi channnel . "one sad thing is the inferiority complex displayed by our board at the time in relation to English. atleast we are over it now to an extent" Which city are you from bro - Lahore, Karachi?:cantstop:

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Some activity of the OP on ICF on top of my mind ( haven't even gone in depth of his 1000 posts :cantstop:) some thread titles: - Indian Student Denied Internship In Germany Because He Belongs To The Land Of Rapists - Anyone else fearing that we might be undercooked in the Semis? Shares Dailymotion videos. some posts: "Im worried that these actors will invade our screens just like some of their musicians invaded the music scene a couple years ago." in a thread which he created regarding roll out of zee zindagi channnel . "one sad thing is the inferiority complex displayed by our board at the time in relation to English. atleast we are over it now to an extent" Which city are you from bro - Lahore, Karachi?:cantstop:
im honored to have such a big fan who follows me so much generally ive stopped replying to your posts on this topic as I always say they are irrelevant to the discussion im having but if you really care that much please ask Mods to check where logged in from between late june and mid august last year and they will find it to be india, and new delhi in particular. that will shut you up
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im honored to have such a big fan who follows me so much generally ive stopped replying to your posts on this topic as I always say they are irrelevant to the discussion im having but if you really care that much please ask Mods to check where logged in from between late june and mid august last year and they will find it to be india, and new delhi in particular. that will shut you up
If you want to shut me up, then you cant be 'honoured to have such a big fan'.:cantstop:
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Studying in Europe can be tricky. The Universities will invite and treat you like a king to have you pursue a course there (to take your hard earned / borrowed money). When it is time for you to make some Euros (get a return, pay you back), they may send you back home .... Tata

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@G.B IDK but are we confusing the rejection of one student in 2014 to another in 2015?Because i believe both are different cases. Here read this and check the reply she sent the applicant in March 2015. http://www.storypick.com/indian-student-denied-internship/
I am not confusing anything. People calling her a racist *****. I am aware that she gave similar replies. Maybe she became racist as a result of the non stop bombardment of rape cases from India in the German media post Nirbhaya in 2012? There is no rule saying she was always racist towards Indians. As i have mentioned before this campaign to malign India started well before this documentary. Even today in the Independent newspaper there is a headline saying "India's Daughter: Rape of 6 year old girl in Ahmedabad".
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I am not confusing anything. People calling her a racist *****. I am aware that she gave similar replies. Maybe she became racist as a result of the non stop bombardment of rape cases from India in the German media post Nirbhaya in 2012? There is no rule saying she was always racist towards Indians. As i have mentioned before this campaign to malign India started well before this documentary. Even today in the Independent newspaper there is a headline saying "India's Daughter: Rape of 6 year old girl in Ahmedabad".
Reading her reply from 2014 and 2015 the reason being given is same.So i guess it was due to the same "India has rape culture bombardment" thing.
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Reading her reply from 2014 and 2015 the reason being given is same.So i guess it was due to the same "India has rape culture bombardment" thing.
the explosion of rape related stories from India in the western media started post nirbhaya in december 2012 when it became a big issue in India (rightly so for the indian media to report it i applaud them) Both her emails are post 2012 which leads me to believe that this women did indeed hold a major grudge against indian males based on the media stories she was reading. As somebody who lives in the UK i can say that nearly every newspaper in the UK every second story about India is about rape. Its not just India who is subjected to this treatment various other developing countries are subjected to something or the other. If you are a layman who does not know much about India you start to develop a picture. Say India generates positive news worth of 5 articles and 5 articles worth of negative news. The western media outlets will report only the 5 bad news articles. Now i have no issue if they report the good and the bad. Lets not kid ourselves, india does have some bad issues. This selective vision of a country is what i am against. Its not as if Indian media is a saint. The student killings/beatings in australia too lacked objectivity. Somebody reading the Indian media would have thought that Australia was a terrible place to be for Indian students. Which was not the true picture.
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I have no issue with facts being aired. However what i dont want is sensationalist articles. This documentary was sensationalist. As posted in the other thread it appears to be the view of Anjali bhushan one of the co editors (if indeed it is authentic). I do have a problem with the BBC airing these sensationalist documentaries which add nothing to the process. Fast track courts not working again is your opinion. I for one am willing to give them a try. Obviously a long term solution is to change the attitudes in society. But there needs to be something
Sir, they have already been given "a try" and are considered ineffective.
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because it paints a continuing picture on attitudes towards India and its citizens. I have never said that India's image started being maligned only with the documentary aired. Its been a process I can trace back years ago. Clearly it seems Raghav appears to be leaning towards my assessment of the situation.
Huh? Showing the truth paints a picture like the truth. If people are having trouble comprehending, then it is the problem with the people - not the documentary.
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Sir' date=' they have already been given "a try" and are considered ineffective.[/quote'] ok i did not know that. But there needs to be something we can do. As i said before long term goals are to educate and change attitudes. Short term there needs to be something which can be done to stem the tide. I am talking about concrete actions. Maybe more women constables and a general increase in the size of the police force. (this remains a state level endeavour).
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ok i did not know that. But there needs to be something we can do. As i said before long term goals are to educate and change attitudes. Short term there needs to be something which can be done to stem the tide. I am talking about concrete actions. Maybe more women constables and a general increase in the size of the police force. (this remains a state level endeavour).
Chal, at least you are thinking something. The hazaar rashtravadis on the Internet are more worried about the documentary being aired than these solutions. Also, there can't be change in attitude unless you sweep sh1t under the carper. Even the femi-nazis don't understand the problem but shout at the top of there voices. Nirbhaya gang rape - WE WANT DEATH PENALTY! DEATH PENALTY! These "activists" do NOT understand that increase of penalty does not automatically deter the crime.
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I seriously thought that it was fake. It is hard to believe that a university professor would have such stupid and borderline racist views and she would be stupid enough to cite it as a reason for not accepting someone.

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WTF is this thread? And wow, just wow. Uber-pwnage much for this Prof. She actually sent those emails. And then blatantly lying about lab being full. Ridiculous.

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My theory on this is very simple 1) As a country you should definitely look into root causes of such incidents, change mentality. We need all the awareness and exposure required for this. Use every resource, make sure incidents are highlighted 2) However, as an independent country, others have absolutely no business poking their nose in our affairs. BBC or CNN or US or UK are not altruistic messiahs who only have our best interests in heart. They just want to pander to their user base. We should definitely oppose any such instances of others trying to malign our country or use such things for their own advantage,

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