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US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East Pakistan
by Rajesh Varun on May 14, 2009 11:18 AM  Permalink 

If we carefully read the interviews of any big figure, we may notice the practical problems- then faced by them to come up for the good end result. We shall learn the strategic decision making, proper palnning, restless implementation and enthusism they have shown during the time of war tensions when our people, our country etc are at the final outcome of the war which is good till now. Admiral S M Nanda's experiences are also a very good learning for our youth. His decision of sending the INS Vikrant to andaman, attaking the Karachi etc. are very srartegic which must have broken the spine of Pakistan. We Indians basically are peace lovers and only the retaliators i.e. we do not start a war. One thing is basically needed here what I felt is an attitude/image of India in the world community which may be in between being a retaliator and the first attackers. At least now the others should feel fear of screwing India. Here we can express our views, enjoy our life, can profess any religion. It is a unique country that is why people living anywhere in world miss it. But, finally we should first understand that we all are Indians and after that anything comes in to place. India is our country, it is a unique gift of nature that we are born here. we shall work for prosperity, we shall preserve it. We shall not pay much heed to the people involved in anti-social activities, as their %tage is very less. At least we shall contribute honestly to a maximum. RAJESH KUMAR VARUN/CIVIL JUDG

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Does US wants war with India?
by Pillai sudalaiyandi on May 14, 2009 10:19 AM  Permalink 

US is a failure wherever they had sent their Forces. I salute the Indian Navy, The Army & the IAF & I will fail in my duties, if I don't salute the Gratest Woman PM ever born in the world the Great Great Madam PM Indira Gandhiji.
BSPILLAI

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US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East Pakistan.
by VENURAJA Bowenpalle on May 13, 2009 02:06 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Every one knows that USA supported genocide in East Pakistan by Pakistan Army which largely consisted of Punjabis. It was an army against their own people .

In the name of cold war against Russia and allies of Russia (read India), USA did not show any conscience or humanity and asusual politically ignorant US citizens kept silent as much as they did when USA president ordered atom bombing of Hiroshima , killing a million innocent civilians. A full two weeks after, he ordered another atom bomb on Japanese at Nagasaki. Still in that so called democractic country the foolish,ignorant , civilian population of USA did not raise any outcry against use of an atombomb.



USA president used such invectives, such abusive language against Mrs.Indira Gandhi when Pakistan was split in two pieces that it could not be put in print.



Under US laws the secret records of the administration has to be put to public scrutiny after 25 years and hence they were published. And we know today, how adamant Indira Gandhi refused to hear , heed any US warnings. It was Indira Gandhi who gave strict orders to go ahead and finish the war , by taking over entire East Pakistan.

Anyone who read the history know that even Gen.Maneksha developed cold feet when US 9th fleet poisitioned close to Calcutta in Bay of Bengal and constantly threatening with an atom bomb attack on the city.

Indira called it as great US bluff and ordered the army to carry on.

That was her greatness.

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Re: US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East Pakistan.
by subash gopalaswamy on May 13, 2009 03:55 PM  Permalink
Great

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Re: US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East Pakistan.
by Ashok Vyas on May 14, 2009 10:16 AM  Permalink
It is strange that such a great lady was murdered by her own security in her own home. Is it how we pay our respects and gratitude to our leaders who brought glory and confidence in our own countrymen...!!!

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Re: Re: US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East Pakis
by Parmeet Singh on May 14, 2009 10:49 AM  Permalink
I do not undermine her role in '75 war and also wont say the way she was assinated was just.

But my friend u must also know that politics is a dirty game and 'What goes around comes around'!!

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Re: Re: Re: US tried to scare us and supported genocide in East P
by Parmeet Singh on May 14, 2009 10:50 AM  Permalink
sry for the typo error '71 war i meant.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: US tried to scare us and supported genocide in Ea
by Ashish Shete on May 02, 2011 06:44 PM  Permalink
Hiroshima 6th August 1945.
Nagasaki 9th August 1945.
3 Days apart.

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I SALUTE ADMIRAL S M NANDA
by narcis rodrigues on Feb 01, 2007 07:03 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

By NARCIS C RODRIGUES.SULTANATE OF OMAN

WELL DONE I AM PROUD OF OUR NAVY,ARMY AND THE
AIRFORCE AND I AM PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN

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u guys disappoint
by NAVEEN RAKHEJA on Jan 23, 2007 07:54 PM  Permalink 

the article was really interesting, but did u really need to use such a deceptive title to entice people to read it. funny this is, u guys still haven't reworded the title after numerous complaints. extremely disappointing.

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u guys disappoint
by NAVEEN RAKHEJA on Jan 23, 2007 07:52 PM  Permalink 

the article was extremely interesting but did u really need to use such a deceptive title to entice people to read it. funny thing is u still haven't changed it after so many complaints.

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Plz Change the Title
by shailendra sharma on Jan 23, 2007 02:46 PM  Permalink 

Well the titel given to this article or interview didnt match with it it was an interview of Brave and Startegic Nanda but the Title given to this totally wrong

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The one bottom line
by Shubham Singh on Jan 23, 2007 02:40 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I just want to quote what our first PM Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru said :-
"TO BE STRONG ON LAND, YOU MUST BE SUPREME AT SEA"

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Re: The one bottom line
by GIRISH DANDEKAR on May 14, 2009 01:00 PM  Permalink
It was Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj my dear friend who think of this idea 300 years ago

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Re: The one bottom line
by ckret on May 14, 2009 01:36 AM  Permalink
I doubt Jawahar lal Nehru would have said that. I know that this guy had lot of trust on China and did not even have a working airforce at the time of war against china. Infact he never believed that China could ever attack us. So stupid for a prime minister.

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Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Biswajyoti Borkakoty on Jan 23, 2007 11:39 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I don't understand how rediff can use cheap headlines to misguide the already ignorant Indian public. The USA has been helping India in all fields from research in health, agriculture, science & tech etc;

For your kind information, I will let you know some facts if you are not aware of: In 1959 when Dalai Lama fled to India with the help of the CIA, India did not want to give asylum, so PM Nehru bargained with President Esienhower of US for the Atom bomb tech; but Esienhower promised the next best thing: the US gave India its firs nuclear reactor CIRUS (Canada India Research United States) and moreover 400 Indian scientist were trained in Nuclear Physics at US under that agreement which culminated in the 1974 Pokharan blast.

Don't think India has given asylum to Dalai Lama without getting anything in return.

Do you realize the Northeast India wouldn't have been a part of India during the Chinese invasion in 1962, at that time PM Nehru sent SOS to Russia and the USA, but Russia did not come forward, it was President Kennedy who directed the 7th fleet to the Bay of Bengal and threatened the Chinese with Pershing II Intercontinental ballistic missile, only than did the Chinese troops made ceasefire with the Indian govt.

I would like to point out one more thing, India is always harping and claiming POK but why don't our Indian govt voice out the occupation of the Chinese J&K? (The area under Chinese control is more than the combine area of the state of Meghalaya & Nagaland added together).
If this is not double standard than are we chickening out of fear of the Chinese attack again.

Anyway I would like to point out US is the largest provider of aids to the world and even to India upto the 80s.

Don't think US invaded Iraq for control of oil, during the first Gulf war when Saddam invaded Kuwait, it was the US which came forward and liberated Kuwait. At that time Saddam made an offer to the senior Bush (Then US president),that Iraq will provide oil to US at 1/3rd of the International oil price if US didn%u2019t interfere with Iraq's Kuwait invasion, but US liberated Kuwait putting its own soldiers to defend other country. Infact, the US has always scarified its soldiers to defend democracy around the world. It had pumped hundreds of billions of dollars to rebuild Iraq as it had done in case of building South Korea, West Germany, and Israel etc.

Rediff should have highlighted the recent gift by the US navy of USS Trenton (Renamed INS Jalashva) to the Indian Navy, which will become the second largest warship after INS Vikrant...rather than coin stupid title to mislead the already ignorant public.
Dr.BJ Borkakoty
Dibrugarh.

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Re: Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Nrusinghanatha panda on May 13, 2009 09:51 PM  Permalink
Look Mr.Borkakoty,you should go America & stay there.By some mistake of U borned in INDIA. One should not forget to respect his country.

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RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Rakesh Tah on Jan 24, 2007 12:47 PM  Permalink
DR Borkakoty sir,
Any country, for that matter will help another country,if its geo-political condition so demends and America is no exception. If Pt Nehru traded assylum of Dalai Lama, he was supposed to do at least one good thing for India, he was the Prime Minister.
I have not been able to understand the meaning of your comment. Are you trying to side America? Please understand the American interest in South Asia? Please stop singing his praises. The terrorism in your country is also gift of America. Pakistan,has only one big supporter and that is America. The only biggest well wisher of India's instability is America and has pumped in billions to destablize that nation. But for the support of America, India is capable of totally finishing Pakistan in one week. But with their help Pakistn has been pulling the hair in your nostrils since the last 60 years.
Please for the sake of your future generations,be an Indian. Dont sing the praises of America,without knowing the Geo - political pressures. It does not sacrifice its soldiers without a purpose.Every where it goes with a wish to be world police man, gets beaten, returns and plans to beat up the next country. Vietnam Cuba and Korea are live examples of nice thrashing that America got every where. America doesn't get brave by attacking countries like Afghanistan and Iraq, who dont even have the basic defence infrastructure. If it wishes to flex its mussels it should try countries like, China or India and then will it know where does it stand. When Mr. Vajpayee had shown middlle finger to America, what could they do?
Please sir,they are not doing any favour to any one,except that they wish to show that they are the only super power which is not correct. Please Mark my words, if you have read the history of Afghanistan, no one has ever been able to rule them, wait for the time, America will go out of Afghanistan as a raped female dictator.
If they sell any weapon system to India, Sorry to contradict you, It is weapon market, if we wish to buy, we shall. Please don't forget, We are India. The day they sold that ship to us they celabrated that sale. Which gift are you talking about sir?
Please lets be Indians. We don't know where is Dhekliajulie in Assam and we wish to talk about America's forign policy.
Please be Indian and talk Indian and purely in Indian context.
Sorry for contradicting you sir, but despite living in Canada, I am an Indian.
With regards
Maj. R K Tah (Retd)
BA,PGDBM,AMIBM,FIBM

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RE:RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Janakiramaiah Padavala on Jan 24, 2007 01:03 PM  Permalink
Respected Sir, Maj R K Tah.
I am grateful to you for all that you have mentioned here. I concurr with every point that you have mentioned here in your passage. I really don't understand why some Indians are more patriotic to other nations than towards INDIA. Ironically it happens only with Indians. One fellow(I dare call him a scoundral) says Pakistan burned for 7 days and feels pity for that. One fellow (knowledgeable Idiot) is in all gaa gaa for US. I think it is all due to lack of Education (not schooling) and self respect.

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RE:RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by dino khan on Feb 02, 2007 07:20 PM  Permalink
Wow Major Rakesh you are some patriotic Indian then what are you doing in Canada ? its sad we wanna live in the west get the best from there and then scream out we patriotic indians.

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Re: RE:RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Raj on May 13, 2009 12:53 PM  Permalink
I am an Indian , I happen to live in Canada. But I am an Indian. If India bonb canada you should do every where except where I live in.

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Re: Re: RE:RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by vinod MG on May 14, 2009 09:41 AM  Permalink
You are a motherfucking selfish spoilt brat.. either u stay in canada as a canadian or live in india as an inidan.

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Re: RE:Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by sarang mehta on May 13, 2009 05:15 PM  Permalink
Wow!
Well said, sir.
Contrary to what the gentleman purports, I firmly believe US showed renewed interest in Gulf only n only for Oil...No more - No Less.

If it is going to pump in millions of dollars to 'rebuild' Iraq, the idea is to make it an additional state of US.

If it went to war with Afghanistan [grabbing 9/11 as an excuse], it was again to further its geo-political interest to gain a good foot-hold against China and also to form a strong East frontier to the Gulf of Middle East and later on [with Porkistan] gain a say in ALL oil supplies to South East Asia and Far East.

We as Indian should not fall in a trap...not for US, not for anyone.

We should instead look to kick Pakistan where it hurts the most, to ensure theres no repeat of their 26/11 misdemeanours anywhere in the world.

Lets take some inspiration from Israel.

If we can be even 20% of them in terms of their no-tolerance policy, with or without US, we can be really powerful locally as well as globally.

Jai Hind!

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Re: Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Sandeep Mishra on May 13, 2009 01:34 PM  Permalink
Mr. Borkakoty,

Its good that rediff didnt highlight about the USS Trenton, since renamed as INS Jalashwa! The trenton is an old ship and had major quality issues! Which is why, it was decommissioned from the US Navy. Soon after joining the Indian fleet, it killed 3-4 sailors while on a routine exercise off the coast of Goa. Coming back to US, they are known opportunists and believe in give and take! Their concept of friendliness is vague!

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Re: Re: Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by sumit bakshi on May 13, 2009 02:24 PM  Permalink
It is all about making money. And making fool of developing countries. Countries like US, Russia, China & France have been selling weapons of war to these counties and making profit. Recently, France sold some sub-marines to Pakistan, and to counter that threat India bought anti-submarine "SCORPENE" from France. Dont think that they are freinds to India or to Pakistan.

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Re: Journalism does not call for cheap titles...
by Sensible on May 13, 2009 10:11 PM  Permalink
Biswajyothi: If US is truly a champion of democracy, then it should have started a factory in India to manufacture Warships instead of selling an old decommission warship for a profit.

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CHEAP JOURNALISM
by anupam shukla on Jan 23, 2007 11:23 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

yOUR ARTICLE IS ABOUT A SMALL ASPECT OF WAR DATING BACK TO 1971 & YOUR TITLE IS IN PRESENT TENSE.
You can't get away by saying that it is a statement with "----"!!This is cheap publicity, trying to get eyeballs!
I'd stop reading your news articles if this continues!
A.Shukla

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RE:CHEAP JOURNALISM
by on Jan 23, 2007 02:16 PM  Permalink
If this be the case do not ever publish anygood/bad

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