RE:Horn OK please by Tejinder on Aug 20, 2008 04:29 PM  Permalink Buddy, I try once bu failed ... I stayed 2 yrs in Australia and found no one use horn here ... When i landed in Amritsar, my friend was there to pick me up. He has Safari. I sat at front seat and tighten my seat belt. Everyone laughed on me ... I didnt care and put my belt on. My friend was use to drive from long time and uses horm heavily. I got annoyed with 30 mins keep listening loud horns. I urged my friend NOT to USE for sake of me and keep driving as it is. He agreed and gave a try. We drive 30 mins at 40km/hr speed on main high way. ASk why... A scooter driver was driving at from of use in the MIDDLE of the road and did not show any interest to drive his own lane on left hand side... I felt ashamed and gave a good effective horn myself. then i did nt ask him to NOt to use horn.... Mohata sahib ... we are born to NOT to follow rules and need kick on asssssss to do things .... Nothing can be happened here ....    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Horn OK please by Sunit Kumar on Aug 20, 2008 03:14 PM  Permalink parag mohata, hats off to you, if you say what is true than a very good info !!, now the logic is clear, Horn Please because i have Kerosene which is inflamable right ?    Forward   |   Report abuse

RE:Last few bastions by sundar on Aug 20, 2008 03:20 PM  Permalink wrong socialization!! ur family has not taught hw the deprived were discriminated!! even if reservation is given on economic lines the backward sections will be about 95% of the list. plz think b4 u write somethin    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Last few bastions by vishal mishra on Aug 20, 2008 04:20 PM  Permalink dear sunder better you think before writing ...i f you think if reservations be given on economic line backwards be 95 % then ,,juss wts the problem, make it on the economic lines...no need to oppose few really backward ppl will get benifited in place of rich so called backwards:)    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Last few bastions by MwPort on Aug 20, 2008 05:18 PM  Permalink u should think befor u writ somthig. Do you know ther are some backward ppl sitting on higher position in govt getting good salary and their childern still getting reservation benefit. As the same time there are so many , who r nt frm backward calss, qualified & Poor, but are starwing to death as they cannt get jobs due to no reservation for them.    Forward   |   Report abuse

RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by butagorira on Aug 20, 2008 02:23 PM  Permalink Venkata, Your filty thoughts stink, go and wash your brains....    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by karikalan on Aug 20, 2008 03:47 PM  Permalink Yes Venkata.... Talking abt filthy bollywood makes our thoughts filthy :) ahahahahha    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by Akshay on Aug 20, 2008 05:03 PM  Permalink HI Venkat Bollywood is indian film industry bcos of majority of viewers. Today even other regional people like bengali, gujarathi, marathi, rajasthani, punjabi watch hindi movies. It almost constitutes more than 60% of the viewership in india. Still if u think that it does not represent india, then u have right to think as you live in the so called democracy (Our democracy is such that even if you dont have respect for our national language, still people can easily get away with it) You are true that people can still manage withoug hindi movies in the same way as people who manage even without tamil, telugu or what not regional movies Just answer me these by heart Rajnikanth is tagged as 'Superstar of India'. Still except south, people hardly watch his movies, but still dont people consider him as indian Also assume that in future if Tamil Industry will be rated as popular film industry in india, will u echo the same view as u have done now    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by nitugopal on Aug 21, 2008 10:32 AM  Permalink and for ur info they dint say bollywood is popular,the article 's point is that bollywood is the oly film industry representing inida...    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by Akshay on Aug 20, 2008 05:11 PM  Permalink One more thing Venkat that as you urself have pointed that regional films promote cultural diversity but national films i.e. hindi movies promotes the national unity. There is no north or south. Its that educated fools like us have made this rift which is just broadening day by day. And please dont be under impression that only telugu, tamil or other south indian are regional. Even punjabi, gujarathi, marathi, .............. are all regional who at the same time are also national as they respect national language. I think any person whether from whichever region he is, if they dont respect national language or national unity then i think he is not fit to be indian Its the language that have created the rift. If tamil was to made as national language, then let me see if u still echo the views u have for hindi being the national language. In fact then, even though tamil speakers are just 8% (if u want consider consider more to 15%), still you would be posing tamil language to others. Wont u?    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Bollywood is not necessarily like homemade food you can't live without' by nitugopal on Aug 21, 2008 10:30 AM  Permalink we r all indians,dont seperate us by language.even other regional languages gives better movies than bollywood.so respect all languages,dont be pathetic.im not tamilian nor telugu nor malayalee..im indian.think urself as indians,instead of racking ur brains as to which language is superior.    Forward   |   Report abuse