Any Indian or for that matter any innocent life being snuffed out is bad. The geographical boundaries between countries is irrevelant for an educated and qualified person.Had he got a good job in India perhaps he would have lived here. We cannot sit on judgement about his decision of going to US for a job in this hour of grief. We can only pray for his soul. The so called hype is there not because some body died in US but the manner in which they were slain by some idiot.
RE:Loganathan
by Girish Rao on Apr 18, 2007 03:06 PM Permalink
He is a US citizen and we feel sad, there is no need for Indian Govt to react or get involved officially or for the news channels to hype endlessly about Loganathan. He was a good guy fine and good end of story. Why the hype.
RE:Loganathan
by Manjula on Apr 18, 2007 04:33 PM Permalink
Girish Rao , you are very prejudiced even in death , think if some one from your family dies similarly or from your community, you are the first ones to talk differently then .Hypocrates!
RE:Loganathan
by Gopi nath on Apr 18, 2007 03:33 PM Permalink
We must realise something important here...whether NRI's remember motherland or not, NATION does not let any NRI feel alone..that too when Indian abroad is in trouble...SO..whether NRI's serve motherland or not, INDIA will always tell the world that she cares a lot for her children.....and no NRI will be left orphan abroad.....Can you please understand the spirit in this...thanx a ton !!! Jai Hind
RE:Loganathan
by bahmophet on Apr 18, 2007 03:48 PM Permalink
yes, mr. rao/vijay. once a guy goes abroad, he accepts the conditions there. u cant play cricket with the rules of football. america cannot become india in social envt.
RE:Loganathan
by mohammed sajeed ashraf on Apr 18, 2007 05:11 PM Permalink
hi girish, man should have been a political leader, u said he is us citizen, what do u think about kalpana chawla an astranaut, and present astraunaut even whose mother in not an indian origin, u didnt say thing that time. u put collor on and said we indians.
Religion, Boundaries everthing should come after the humanity.
RE:Loganathan
by mahesh jindal on Apr 18, 2007 07:45 PM Permalink
Iam feeling too proud of sajeed for the kind words he has used.Sajeed you are a pios human being.God Bless You
RE:Loganathan
by bharat on Apr 18, 2007 03:18 PM Permalink
Girish Rao, This is not a forum on the performance of the Indian cricket team. Please understand the sensitivity of the issue before shooting off comments. Would you not differenciate between a US citizen by birth and an Indian who has become a US citizen by migration? After all, we are talking of a person of Indian origin who at least has his roots in India.
Do the achievments of Sunita Williams or Kalpana Chawla not make India proud?
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by bunty on Apr 18, 2007 03:48 PM Permalink
Sunita Williams or Kalpana Chawla why they run to US why not in indian? they have married with white man for getting good future and by the way Sunita Williams is not indian or hindu her father and husband is white man
RE:Loganathan
by bunty on Apr 18, 2007 03:47 PM Permalink
Sunita Williams or Kalpana Chawla why they run to US why not in indian? they have married with white man for getting good future and by the way Sunita Williams is not indian or hindu her father and husband is white man
RE:Loganathan
by Kumar Venkat on Apr 18, 2007 03:27 PM Permalink
I have respect for Sunita Williams, Kalpana Chawla, Subrahamnyam Chandrasekhar etc who have real achievements to their names. What was the major achievement of Loganathan ?
RE:Loganathan
by bharat on Apr 18, 2007 03:30 PM Permalink
Venkat, do you mean that we should not mourn the death of a person who does not have achievements to show? Does Prof Loganathan need to have achieved something for you to mourn his death?
RE:Loganathan
by bunty on Apr 18, 2007 03:52 PM Permalink
Sunita Williams or Kalpana Chawla why they run to US why not in indian? they have married with white man for getting good future and by the way Sunita Williams is not indian or hindu her father and husband is white man
RE:[object]
by Gopi nath on Apr 18, 2007 03:35 PM Permalink
We must realise something important here...whether NRI's remember motherland or not, NATION does not let any NRI feel alone..that too when Indian abroad is in trouble...SO..whether NRI's serve motherland or not, INDIA will always tell the world that she cares a lot for her children.....and no NRI will be left orphan abroad.....Can you please understand the spirit in this...thanx a ton !!! Jai Hind
RE:Loganathan
by Surojit Chatterjee on Apr 18, 2007 03:21 PM Permalink
You have gone out of your mind Girish. We are discussing untimely death not politics and personal frustration of not being able to make it big.You dont know the struggle you have to surmount to get a job in India with only merit as the criterion.I am also outside India and getting rejection for all efforts to come back. We are not NRIs just because there is more money outside. An entry level management grad is getting 50K-100K per month in India which is perhaps more than anywhere outside (compared to the living cost).Understand this.
RE:Loganathan
by kishore on Apr 18, 2007 03:46 PM Permalink
Plz don't go too emotional , They have left India on professional reasons . Hence they are resident americans on their choice . I have nothing against then ,but there is nothing to be proud about them as they are now offically Americans and not Indians . So please do not blow the crap of love of motherland , Indian sentiments etc ...
RE:Loganathan
by kamal raj on Apr 18, 2007 04:04 PM Permalink
shut your mouth and get last idiot girish f****r rao..this is a time to mourn for a human.. ur not at all a human... bringing politics inside the homage page..
