India is secular country. The irony is in the name of minority status they enjoy a lot of privileges. There is no check in the rampant religious conversions. Some religious population are audacious in criticising Hindu religion to fill their begging bowl abroad. It is a shame on any population that is divided on religious, caste and race basis. Politicians and foreign powers can aggravate our problems. Any public expression of religious promotion should be banned. People should shun those people who exhibit their religious identity. They have a self interest. Thanks.
RE:Religion The Powder Keg
by Vikram Kakatiya on Feb 11, 2007 10:16 PM Permalink
But, before banning public expression of religious promotion, we must ban religious conversions and lots of foreign money that is getting into our country for construction of churches, mosques and religious conversions. Also, religion-based and caste-based policies of our government to favour any particular religion and caste must be banned. All of us must realise that Ashok Singhal and his "public expression of religious promotion" is a direct consequence of minority-appeasement politics practised by many of our political parties since several decades.
RE:RE:Religion The Powder Keg
by fareed ahmed on Feb 12, 2007 04:09 AM Permalink
Man, Why do you look at mosques and churches growing? Dont you see the temples? By nature, indians are religious people.
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by Save Hinduism on Feb 12, 2007 06:35 AM Permalink
Yeah indians are religious but muslims and xians are expansionist, something which hindus are not.So your statement is only half the truth and the missing part of the truth is too much to digest
