If I have to learn hindi, and if to show my indianness, I have to accept north indian domination, to hell with india. Time to seek independance! Enough is enough! mumbai will collapse when these bhaiyas leave, blah blah...., it's okay with us. we will learn to leave with it. To us everyone is maharashtrian who irrepective of their mother tongue and keeping their own identity, accepts and respects marathi and local culture.
PUNE: Citizens better watch out, particularly if you live any of the 18 localities which has been identified by the city crime branch as %u2018most prone%u2019 to house break-ins and thefts (HBTs).
An analysis of 2,300 HBTs reported in 2007 by the crime branch has revealed that it is not just the fringe areas, such as Chinchwad village, Nigdi, New Sangvi, Dhankawadi and Mithanagar, but upmarket areas like Shivajinagar, are also prone to house break-ins. These are the localities that figure prominently in the list prepared by the crime branch.
Other areas include Pimpri-Chinchwad New Town Development Authority (PCNTDA), Bhosari, Hadapsar, Wanowrie, Old Sangvi, Kalewadi, Aundh, Yerawada, Bibvewadi, Tingrenagar and Kondhwa.
In fact, Chinchwad village, Nigdi, PCNTDA, Hadapsar and Wanowrie had reported over 20 HBTs each in 2007.
The remaining localities saw between 90 to 110 cases of thefts and house break-ins last year. There are 50 more areas, such as Sadashiv Peth, Nana Peth, F.C. road, Prabhat road, J.M. road, Sinhagad road, Maharshinagar and Handewadi, among others, which reported between 50 to 100 HBTs in 2007.
The common modus operandi employed by thieves was breaking locks or cutting window grills to enter the house.
Other methods deployed were breaking door latch, use of duplicate keys to open locks and driving holes in the walls of jewellery shops.
RE:PUNE - If you live in these areas, beware!
by fire desire on Feb 24, 2008 10:10 PM Permalink
This study is done for Pune. The same would be much-much severe for mumbai.
why supreme court is not putting this sick bast.... behind the bar. Who is showing dadagiri? Mr. Raj is Mumbai your father's property? Stop your dadagiri. All thakares must stop bayanbaji.
RE:behind the bar
by Chandra Prakash on Feb 24, 2008 10:07 PM Permalink
Becareful you Karunanidhi. Your statement should not be the cause for misfortune for all dhosha and narialwalas...... Raj is a mad monkey. He loves to bite southies the most....
RE:behind the bar
by Karunanidhi on Feb 24, 2008 10:20 PM Permalink
Who cares? I can't find any diff between u and Thakares. Change your Nazariya. South indian means "Dosa & nariyalwala" bihari means "Dirty". Don't classify like this think & treat them as human first.
RE:Mission to occupy!
by amai tomodachi on Feb 24, 2008 10:22 PM Permalink
I just heard a few days back that in Australia, some people beat Indian students..they didn't see if those were elite maharashtrians or Hyderabadi. Sad to see your comment mate because rather then isolating these Gutter-politicians we contribute to their evil designs. What binds India is its cultural unity. The fanaticism on the name of language / caste / region / religion gives politicians an opportunity to divide.
Manoj Pandey who fought in Kargil against Pakistanis was from Lucknow, a brahmin and a UPite. And he never thought that he will be looked upon with this identity.
It is said that UP and Bihar has been one of the worst affected state by the gutter politics in India and that resulted in its abject poverty. But politicians are doing it all over the country. How soon you forgot that the same thakrey's was once against South Indians in Bombay in 60-70's and called them traiters for not accepting hindi. Balasaheb thakrey started his politics on the hate campaign against SouthIndians...now their target is UPites, Biharis. And mind you, in US and UK, Indians from Andhra Pradesh are also seen like UP and Biharis. So you are just being hypocritic. If AndhraPradesh is made separate country, do you think you will not fight with people from telangana region...I bet you will never end this approach not with your immediate neighbours.
RE:Mission to occupy!
by peter pan on Feb 24, 2008 10:03 PM Permalink
If you like to think of yourself as anything other than an Indian then better get out of India.
RE:RE:Mission to occupy!
by Suraj Singh on Feb 24, 2008 10:02 PM Permalink
Economic disparity leads to mass migartion FDI rtnking: 1. Gujarat. 2. Maharashtra 3. Tamil Nadu 4. Andhra Pradesh.
Zero FDI in Bihar and UP for 07.
Intellectuals should ask why the climate in Bihar and Up is not conducive for FDI. We have an Economist puppet as our PM.
RE:RE:RE:Mission to occupy!
by JGN on Feb 24, 2008 10:18 PM Permalink
We have some great leaders like Ms. Mayawati, Mr. Mulayam Singh Yadav, Mr. Amar Singh, etc in UP and Mr. Lalloo Prasad Yadav, Mr. Ram Vilas Paswan, etc in Bihar. So the businessmen are scared of setting up any new ventures in those states! And of course the previous Congress dispensations of the likes of Mr. Jagnnath Mishra, etc have done their level best!!!!Otherwise a State like Bihar rich in minerals should not have been lagging behind other states!!!!!!!!!!
HE IS IN SEARCH OF HIS DUKANDARI HE IS NOTBOTHERED ABOUT RIGHT OR WRONG , SO LEAVE HIM TO HIS OWN WISDOM , AFTER FEW DAYS HE WILL BEHAVE LIKE A DOG AND WILL MEET HIS END
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by toffy on Feb 25, 2008 12:03 AM Permalink
Reliance Power IPO will be a flop show if Bihar dont give coal for power production.
RE:RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by aditya on Feb 24, 2008 10:02 PM Permalink
i dont know abt that prakash bhai...but all those states have one thing in common that sea....ports.... yeah politicians from these state have eaten up whole state but does that mean u have to kill or throw these ppl out of other states ...... these mumabikars are forgetting its india and we all are bro 's and everyone has equal rites
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by Suraj Singh on Feb 24, 2008 10:34 PM Permalink
Equal rights comes with responsibilty. These Up and Bihar folks are raping Mumbai . Fact is my friends no one wants to do business in UP and Bihar. BTW peter Pan, Kerala and WB too have a coastline but not much FDI due to communism.
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by Suraj Singh on Feb 24, 2008 09:57 PM Permalink
BTW no one on this MMB has the guts to answer this question.
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by peter pan on Feb 24, 2008 10:07 PM Permalink
Do you realize that all the states mentioned in the list have a coastline.
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by chetan patil on Feb 24, 2008 11:36 PM Permalink
cost line is not the only way to do business.UP and Bihar hold some of the largest mineral resources in country.If they could not develope it for benifit of their state,whos fault is it?Their politiciens are responsible for their pathetic condition.
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by on Feb 24, 2008 10:29 PM Permalink
maharashtra contribution is highest, but money is diverted to UP & Bihar. Time to seek justice, and justice maharashtra will not get in indian union. Time to ask for independence.
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by toffy on Feb 24, 2008 11:58 PM Permalink
Maharashtra indirectly flourishes because of Bihar. Mumbai's life line Rly run on stone ballast supplied from Bihar.Electricity supllied from Nuclear Plants depends on Uranium of Bihar. Copper made high tension electrical wire comes from Bihar. Hence dont ignore the contribution of Bihar.
RE:RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by aditya on Feb 24, 2008 09:59 PM Permalink
does that mean u have kill and throw out up's and bihari's......m north indian
RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by Suraj Singh on Feb 24, 2008 10:01 PM Permalink
Who is killing Biharis? Stick to the question please. No Bihari has been killed. One Mahrastrian has died. Why no FDI in UP and Bihar?
RE:RE:Why no foreign investment in Bihar and UP?
by aditya on Feb 24, 2008 10:02 PM Permalink
u r lucky if none is killed otherwise u didnt leave anything to leave them as alive
