RE:Honourable??
by raghvendra singh on Aug 30, 2007 09:16 AM Permalink
Quote Brutus.Hon'ble MPs with all kinds of qualifications can say anything and get away with it because they garner votes.That too, from majority gullible public who do not know ABC of 123.
RE:RE:Honourable??
by satya pal on Aug 30, 2007 06:30 AM Permalink
forget and forgive.wise people do not dig graves.chapter shall be closed.mr.sen has learned a lesson.our members of parliament are most honest people.they have the right to fix their own salaries and priviliges.they are not to be questioned for their abscence from parliament.they can get treatment abroad,but our citizen's are with out medicines from hospitals.one must never raise any question about them.they are our elected representatives.
I have been a sceptical of the nuclear agreement as indeed many in Parliament. It is a convoluted in its structure, and first impressions did no do justice to its achievements. It was not surprising that mayhem broke loose (or headless chickens) when the Government approved its adoption. I am not happy that under the agreement Bharat has subscribed to a moratorium on testing even though Bharat is not a signatory to the Complete Test Ban Treat subscribed to by the nuclear powers. They have no pressing need for testing nuclear weapons because they already have fully tested design of the H-bomb. Even assuming Bharat fabricated such a device by computer simulation, there would be little confidence it would work in practice unless it is tested. More crucially, there would be little value for it as a credible nuclear deterrent. There has been much talk of the Government reneging on the NPA minimum core program of an independent foreign policy. This is a luxury that has already been sacrificed much to the chagrin of the communists. Bharat%u2019s defence as Singh should realise is going to be contingent on increasing convergence of interests between Bharat with America and her allies against the rising power of China if it is not deter it by its own force of arms.
I well understand Dr Sen's frustration given the only really informed debate has taken place in the media and not Parliament as he might have expected.
He has become more American than Indian, has questioned our country's credibility and called parliamentarians headless chicken. LOSER, FOR ONCE WEAR YOUR BRAINS BEFORE LEAVING FOR WORK.
RE:Pathetic Sen
by thoughtfulindian on Aug 30, 2007 05:29 AM Permalink
Uma ..Do you really love the parliametians and think they make india credible...U strongly need education on indain relaities specially about politicians,,LOSER is the word useed for MPs because they fails in all walks of life and then join politics..list of examples is too long ..just count as many as u can remember
RE:Pathetic Sen
by raghvendra singh on Aug 30, 2007 09:35 AM Permalink
I fully agree. Pity a Govt servant who can be bulldozed has made a statement that every educated sane man should have made.
No one thinks about the country. Does any political party set their agenda for the benifit of the country? Which one is the priority-the country or the party or the china...come again for an open debate.
836 million Indians living on Rs 20 a day is not enough for u .... 15 years of capitalism in India is not enuf .. Read
wht hppnd to South America and see .. Get out of your $ilver tower and see ... 15 years of capitalism .. still so much poverty .. For a change, try to open
your mind and read history of South America after they became capitalist. No Wonder, they have become ANTI Capitalo-Imperialist again! ---
826 million link ----------- http://www.ibnlive.com/news/836-million-indians-live-on-less-than-rs-20-a-day/47645-3.html
Try living on Rs 20 for ONE day .... try healing the broken homes for one day .. try to feel pain of the poor for one day ....
RE:INDIAN UNITY!
by mr on Aug 30, 2007 06:33 AM Permalink
Capitalism only give money for India from 1990 to 2007. Not any other ideologies. So, no wonder to go with america's ideologies. It is not only about money and it is friendship & ties also.
RE:Roobarooo Roshini ...
by mr on Aug 30, 2007 05:48 AM Permalink
Pakis are doing this all this because, they didn't receive any concrete lesson of the effects of the terrorism they are following.
RE:he was wrong...
by mr on Aug 30, 2007 03:30 AM Permalink
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the remarks, if reported correctly, were 'unwarranted and unacceptable.'
