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  Pictures Of India
Posted by: Guest - 07-23-2006, 12:55 AM - Forum: Indian History - Replies (11)

I took some snaps of india on my trip this year. I am attaching the same below.

http://www.eefoof.com/image/7200



http://www.eefoof.com/image/7199



http://www.eefoof.com/image/7205



http://www.eefoof.com/image/7203




http://www.eefoof.com/image/7197



http://www.eefoof.com/image/7206

The last one is that of Mumbai tragedy. It is tragic that while we continue to get affected by terrorism for the last 30 years, all the congress government has so far succeeded in doing is starting new bus and train services to pakistan every year. This congress government does not deserve to even be part of indian politics anymore.


  Sanskrit - 2
Posted by: Bharatvarsh - 07-22-2006, 06:42 PM - Forum: Indian Culture - Replies (218)

Previous thread on Sanskrit -1 <b>Link</b>

Well atleast he is not a fool who thinks that Ramayan and Mahabharat are Sanskrit pronounciations.


  India under Dictator?
Posted by: Guest - 07-20-2006, 05:46 AM - Forum: Trash Can - Replies (22)

Do not get me wrong, I love democracy and I believe that in the long term only a democracy can ensure prosperity to a nation.

But what we have in India is anything, but the rule of the people.

India is mobocracy, it is the rule of mobs on the basis of caste, religion (minority of course, remember we Hindus should be secular to the death) and perhaps regional.

This mobocracy is controlled by corrupt, criminal, petty men (MPs) who decides amongst themselve who will be the bigger shark (the PM), so the essence is that we vote for them in good faith and they would do what they like once elected to power.

Supplementing them is the bureacracy, a motley group of corrupt men who are trained to jump through hoops under threats of transfers and promises of loot.

And whitewashing the entire show is the media. The Indian Media is a whore on paper. First to sell itself to the highest bidder (and already purchased by the Leftists), the Media's first duty is to safeguard and promote itself while also serving the same establishment (the Congress) in power.

Then comes the auxulliaries like the Police (who serve the will of the politicans) and so on.

What I'am saying is that the whole system is corrupt to the core. Even if a few honest men make an attempt to get rid of this disease, they would stand no chance against the combined forces of the establishment.

What we need a revolutionary coup, with the army and the judiciary standing behind us, that would be the only way to deal with this hopeless system. If such a corrupt system is to be destroyed, we must shed our complusions of non violence and engage in mass executions to prevent them from rising to power again. We would need men of integrity who could undertake such a venture without themselves getting corrupt in the process. Only one such man is visible in our political horizon today: Narendra Modi.

We must infiltrate our children into the army and the judiciary for this purpose, with this agenda in mind.

We need men, fearless of votebank compulsions, who could implement ruthless decisions to cure our nation. Men who do not crave world approval or prizes (unlike Vajpayee) Men who can guide the nation above votebank politics (unlike the Congress) Men who can look the serpent in the eye and defeat it (Islamic Jihad)

The entire establishment needs to be destroyed and rendered to ashes, enough of old men, enough of their so called 'experience', their apathy, their corruption. India is a young nation and we need ferociousness young people to guide her controls.

So if Narendra Modi could become the dictator of India for a term , lets say 15 years, would you support him?

I would.


  Christian Missionary Role In India - 6
Posted by: acharya - 07-18-2006, 08:36 AM - Forum: Library & Bookmarks - Replies (258)

Alert Hindus foil missionaries mass conversion plan

Posted on 01 July, 2006
We need such alert Hindus everywhere. - Editor

A special prayer meeting was organized by Christians at Ganesh Mangal Karyalaya, Saat Raste in the city. Hindu organizations got the wind of their plan to convert Hindus in the said meeting. Members of these organizations attending the meeting were infuriated with the speakers criticizing Hindu religion and they thwarted the program. Christians were going door to door and making propaganda of the said meeting. They were trying to impress upon Hindus that how Christianity is superior to Hindu religion. All the Hindu organizations came to know about the propaganda and held a meeting realizing the seriousness of the matter and decided to put a stop to such activities. During the meeting of Christians, Father Agnel who had come from Mumbai for the meeting said that Hindu religion and all the mantras recited were meaningless. Similar statements were made against Hindu religion. Before conclusion of the program, permission was sought to ask questions to the organizers but initially they were not allowed. Still due to the pressure brought by other staunch Hindus, some time was given to ask questions. When questions were being asked about the objectionable matters, the missionaries were trying to interrupt. However, looking at the vehemence of the staunch Hindus, father Agnel ran away. Other organizers also had no answers to many objectionable statements from the Bible and made a quick exit. The Hindu organizations warned that all the efforts of Christians to forcefully convert Hindus will not be tolerated. The District-Chief of Shiv Sena and other staunch Hindus were instrumental in foiling the efforts of Christians.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat


  Blast In Mumbai's -2
Posted by: Guest - 07-14-2006, 07:48 PM - Forum: Strategic Security of India - Replies (260)

<b>Forensic tests rule out use of RDX, uncertainty grips 'LeT involvement'</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mumbai Police sources said that the use of commonly used explosive material like dynamite or ammonium nitrate in the present serial bomb blasts not only dilutes the theory of involvement of bigger terrorist groups like the LeT but also <b>gives credence to the possible involvement of lesser sophisticated local groups.</b>

Police said they are likely to ask forensic experts to perform confirmatory tests to entirely rule out RDX, and added that the focus of investigations could change with these results and police will now have to concentrate on local groups and issues related to it.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

I told you.
Now why to blame Pak or Bangla, when it was a inside job.
Now let see whether UPA will continue with coverup? Whether they will allow Azmi get-together?

Now IM will claim there was no bomb blast, some will come with all sob stories, we are nice Hindus are bad.
Some jokers will come up with fake story, my IM friends are nice only Hindus were bad.


  Global Hindu Footprint - Spread Beyond India
Posted by: Guest - 07-14-2006, 02:59 AM - Forum: Indian History - Replies (155)

<span style='color:purple'>Hindu religion has a remarkable global footprint today, and is practiced across all the continents of the world.

One of the major contributors to this global footprint is migration of Hindus from India to different parts of the world in last 250 years. Today if Hinduism has a presence all over, the credit is largely to the valor of the Hindus who migrated from India under tremendous hardships to go and settle down far away in unknown lands. Like the fragrance of a flower is spread in the garden, these Hindu migrants have carried their faith and culture from India to different parts of the world. They spread the presence of Hinduism from Guyana and Surinam in South America to Fiji, Malaysia and Singapore in Asia Pacific and from South Africa, Madagascar, Mauritius and Seychelles in Africa to UK, Holland, France, Purtugal, Spain in Europe.

These torchbearers of Hinduism, on one hand, must have been highly agile and flexible in adapting to the outer norms and local customs, while on the other hand, very steadfast in preserving and nourishing the faith of their forefathers, as well as relentless in mandatorily passing it on to their children. Preserving Hinduism must have obviously not been free from grave challenges. They must have withstood enormous external challenge in preserving their faith - varying in degrees from persecution to ridicule, racism or rejection. Today, these Hindu communities live in different socio-politico-cultural statuses within their respective local societies - some can certainly said to be flourishing while others probably struggling to survive.

As a salute to those ambassadors of Hinduism, I am initiating this thread. I think it is very important for us to collect, record, analyze, and report the history and status of these Hindu societies outside of India. I am expecting to post and invite fellow forum members to use this thread for reporting the migration history, their struggles, life of their leaders, their present condition, and any other related information.

Bodhi</span>


  Lessons From Media Involvement In Yugoslavia
Posted by: Guest - 07-13-2006, 01:40 PM - Forum: Strategic Security of India - Replies (38)

A friend of mine at university, a Scottish guy who was studying political science, researched the recent wars in the Balkans. He then presented his work in class, and stunned everyone. It was partly about Yugoslavia, partly about the media and how we are all taken in.

On some other friends' request he later made a small blog or webpage or something based on links to accessible sites and emailed me a copy too. For the webpage, he greatly simplified the material and the width of his actual research, so that people who didn't know much about Yugoslavia could understand.

I am going to be pasting extracts here. <b>Bold</b> and other emphasis are his. If I make any comments, they are at the top or bottom of a post in round brackets.


  Blast In Mumbai's Suburban Train
Posted by: Guest - 07-11-2006, 07:20 PM - Forum: Trash Can - Replies (246)

http://ia.rediff.com/news/2006/jul/11train...?q=tp&file=.htm

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->A bomb blast rocked the first class compartment of a suburban train in Mumbai's Khar station on Tuesday evening as the peak hour commuter traffic made its way home.

The Western Railway emergency service confirmed the blast, and said further details were awaited.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->


  Miscellaneous Topics discussion - 2
Posted by: Guest - 07-09-2006, 08:14 PM - Forum: Indian Culture - Replies (109)

Well folks,

First of all, I am a Sikh. I am having a little trouble with another site sikhnet.com. They wouldn't allow my post because in it I said that the founder of Hinduism or the first person in Hinduism to introduce the concept of God must have realized God. Well this is a simple logic that the first one who introduced concept of God must have realized God and since Hinduism is the oldest religion, whoever introduced concept of God in the beginning of Hinduism must have realized God before anybody else. Since someone in Hinduism had realized God, it does make sense to say that following that person (accepting him as a guru), God could be achieved just like following Sikh gurus "properly", God can be achieved. Therefore, it can't be said that Hinduism was imperfect religion and Sikhism is a reform of Hinduism.

So I would like to know who introduced God to Hinduism.

The reason why I am posting it here is that because I know something is wrong with saying Sikhism is a reform of Hinduism and that's what being said out there and hopefully we can find out the truth.

Thank you


  Rashtrapurush Chandrasekhar Azad Centenary
Posted by: Guest - 07-08-2006, 04:20 AM - Forum: Indian History - Replies (6)

<span style='font-family:Optima'><span style='color:orange'>Shaheedon ki chitaon par lagenge har varsh mele,
Watan pe mitne walon ka yahi baki nishaan hoga...</span></span>

My Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Remember Chandrashekhar Azad? Our nation's legendary hero of freedom struggle, who not only laid down his life at the peak of his youth for his nation, but also ignited the fire of nationalism in the hearts of thousands of youth of his time.

It brings tears to my eyes to notice that everyone seems to have forgotten that great icon of our nationalism. July 23, 2006 which would mark his 100th birth anniversary, is about two weeks away, and there is absolutely nothing from the thankless nation he died for? I don't see anything in media, anything from Indian government, or anything from any political or otherwise organization. Films? I only find him as a side character in some Bollywood films.

Just contrast this to the birth anniversary celebrations of Congress leaders.

I wander if our nation still remembers his heroic sacrifice. When confronted by ambushing British police in the Alfred Park of Allahabad UP, he fought bravely and in the end chose to shot himself instead of getting caught. Only son of his ailing old mother, at that time He was all of 25 years of age. Does our nation remember that golden story when a single man with mission had challenged the British Raj's might?

His short life was no small life. In that short life he had mentored a whole team of firebrand revolutionaries who went after fighting the British tyranny, head on. Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Rajguru, Ashfaqullah Khan, Rajendra Lahiri and many more were all his proteges. From a diary of one of his protegees: someone complimented him that he was the bravest and most patriotic Indian. He immediately responded back saying he wished he was the least worthy son of his motherland and rest of her sons were braver than he was!

Nation may have forgotten him. Here is a very small thing that we can do. I am creating this thread, and I request every member to try and add material related to his life and mission, as a shraddhanjali to that great legendary son of Bharat Mata.

<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Maha Purush, Please accept shraddha suman from my humble generation! Children of the nation you died for have not forgotten you! Indeed:
...Shaheedon ki chitaon par lagenge har varsh mele,
Watan pe mitne walon ka yahi baaki nishaan hoga...</span>


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrashekar_Azad

Sachetak
Bodhi