Though you can be less cynical about the india of 2006 as gainst the india of 1996 we are still cynical of the job you left half done of cleaning the corrupt politcians diabolic electoral practices.India 2007 hopes of having more strict rules for political candidates vis a vis their criminal track record...Does Mr.Chidambaram really pay tax on his own annual salary plus the other perks he enjoys while in office as the FM of this nation.Or is it that the lungi he wears comes from the hard earned money of a billion-1 Indians is a question to be asked
RE:Why Mr Clean-up is less cynical about India
by Mohamed Aslum on Jan 23, 2007 02:51 PM Permalink
Thought you might wanted to know, since many of us speak ill of others without knowing the background of the person whom we are critising about. For your information, Mr.Chidambaram comes from a very well established business family, he does not need the central government "perks" to uphold his lifestyle. You might want to ask some of your tamil friends about the history of "chett-yars". If you would want to talk about his performance / policies as a finance minister, then its a different discussiion altogether. Btw, its not lungi, its called "Vaashti" / "dhoti".
RE:RE:RE:Why Mr Clean-up is less cynical about India
by murugesh venkat on Jan 24, 2007 02:19 AM Permalink
well said Mr. Aslum; its not a lungi, its a dhoti.
RE:Why Mr Clean-up is less cynical about India
by viji lakshmi on Jan 24, 2007 08:10 AM Permalink
Hi Redkar, This is abuse of your freedom.dont critice Mr.Chidambaram with out knowing the facts about his family back ground. You can always crticise a person for his acts not for the way he dresses or his personal appearance. It is dhoti not lungi. pl talk to your tamil friends if you have any or read about tamil culture.
RE:RE:Why Mr Clean-up is less cynical about India
by arvind athavale on Jan 29, 2007 05:59 PM Permalink
very well said. and mr. Redkar do you wear a patloon borrowed from british;he is weearing indian stuff.
