not just cutting the cake but... Honourable Subodh JainJI (whose probably got a brain as large as a peanut) must file a separate case for eating the cake with tricolours! ...and then one more case for digesting the colours! i'll stop here. :0
Sachin was more or less known as a nation loving player still yesterday. The controversy over TIRANGA is misused to disgrace him. Different articles of daily use, like Shirts, T-Shirts, mufflers, shopping bags & baseball caps in the national flag colours available almost in all the countries of Europe & in USA. Why we are not ashamed of wide spread child labour in India? Is it not dishonouring Indian nation ?
RE:Complaint against Tendulkar for dishonouring flag
by Truth Seeker on Apr 12, 2007 03:20 AM Permalink
Rahul Khanna, the typo checker, please disable your Caps Lock by pressing "Caps Lock" button on your keyboard.
RE:Complaint against Tendulkar for dishonouring flag
by Truth Seeker on Apr 12, 2007 03:04 AM Permalink
I agree. People are cutting the tricolor into pieces and wearing them as white shirts, green shirts, and saffron shirts. That's a kind of dishonouring too :).
Let Sachin connect all the pieces back and hoist the cake like a flag because it has three colors of the flag. That would be great and funny too. Everyone will be happy there after.
Let Sachin connect all the pieces back hoist the cake like a flag because it has three colors of the flag. That would be great and funny too. Everyone will be happy there after.
The notion of respecting the "tricolor" is distorted in India. In my opinion one is liable to prosecution only if he/she disrespects the flag, not the DAMN COLOR!!!!!
I can make any combination of colors and and do whatever I want with it. And the Delhi Police is considering the constitution experts! When will India become a progressive and a pragmatic country?
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by jimmy on Apr 12, 2007 02:54 AM Permalink
what a crap mentality Doctor we have to respect our flag and its contents we must punish the people who take things so lightly and ignore the passion if we want to grow in a right way
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by Ramesh on Apr 12, 2007 03:12 AM Permalink
The whole concept is ridiculous. A kid can paint the tricolor and tear it away. Is he desecrating the flag? Hell No!
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by Kathir N on Apr 12, 2007 02:37 AM Permalink
& what is a flag for you without colours. I hope the colours define the country & anyone who disprespect should be prosecuted. Please understand & pass your comments Doctor.
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by Arvind on Apr 12, 2007 02:48 AM Permalink
many countries are using the same colors as India. eg. Ireland. One country, i don't know which, has the same sequence of colors as of India except that it doesn't have the chakra. So, any country which should be truly offended is definitely not India. All these controversies just because: 1. Team India didn't performed well at the WC 2. There are people who don't have anything to do 3. Ultimate Hypocrisy in the name of culture, country, religion in India which is the propaganda of all political parties. And the irony is, even though we know about it, we talk about it, we are responsible for this.
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by Ramesh on Apr 12, 2007 03:10 AM Permalink
Agreed. It is is ridiculous to say that tricolor was dishonored. If the logic is followed the US can prosecute any guy who uses Red, White and Blue! There are a few countries whose flags are just 3 stripes of color (eg:Germany, France). In fact I think that the tricolor cake was an expression of a sense pride being an India. And Indians snatch the opportunity to defame a guy who immensely contributed to something that India is good at.
In the US you can display the colors of the flag even on undergarments. And Americans are extremely patriotic. However it is punishable to fold the flag in a wrong sequence. The folded flag should show only the stars and blue color.
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by Manek Taraporewala on Apr 12, 2007 11:01 PM Permalink
Ur a rather ignorant dumbf*** kathir, you say the colours define the country... then you should also know that the colour BLUE depicts india and not the saffron or white or green. get ur facts cleared first
RE:The notion of respect is distorted in India
by Uma Dongre on Apr 12, 2007 02:58 AM Permalink
There is a difference between the representation of the flag and the actual flag. But it takes brains to understand that.
