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If Loganathan was not a Hindu
by G Chamu on Apr 19, 2007 08:59 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

James says that the TAXPAYERS money not respected. Probably, he grudges because Prof.Loganathan was a HINDU and that would be the reason. Had the prof been an Indian of a different faith, all the people would have saluted the government gesture.
Why not an industry stalward take over such a cause? they would not. Everyone thinks that it is the government's duty. What if, the TN government had waited or passed the buck on the central government. it would have been stillworse.
Taxpayers money is meant for all the societal needs. When such money could be afforded for calamities, this massacre has brought much pain to many families. the talk is only of Prof.Loganathan. the other massacre victims and their respective countries/states also are in for a helping hand. the other observations are even absurd. During such times of disastors, a loss in the 1 km /1 mile radius puts the human mind out of gear. what if such thing happens at the other end of the globe. Atleast on such occasions, the administrators think & act wisely and they had done so now. Thanks to Mr.Veerasamy in his gesture.
Interestingly, every Tamilian does something for his state. may be because of reservations he is not able to get a job in TN.

while condoling the loss of an academic, the Passport Department and the TN Government needs to be lauded for their efforts & support.

G.C

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  RE:RE:If Loganathan was not a Hindu
by kshitij singh kanwar on Apr 19, 2007 09:56 AM   Permalink
y r u bringing religion in between??? even m a HINDU, however i still completely agree with wat james has mentioned earlier. It is indeed a tragic incident and i deeply condole an intellectual death. but now they are exaggerating... for god sake keep politics and religion aside. Prof. left India for foreign soil whn India needed him most. still no grudges ( was his personal decision). M sure he was a respectful US citizen thr and the US govt would have taken good care of his family member too. JAMES rightly mentioned... y r our funds being transfered for this particualr cause???? how much money was transfered to A/Cs of deceased ppl in afganistan or middle east (INDIANS who went thr for a small period of time to earn thr bread and butter)... this is a discussion board and you shld not use it for propogating religion caste political advantage etc etc ..... its time u start thinking like an INDIAN now, as till date even TN is a part of india ..

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