RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Pahadi Chuha on Feb 07, 2008 08:54 AM Permalink
Uttar Bhartiya Divas should be declared as a holiday in Mumbai!!!
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by kuldip nair on Feb 07, 2008 09:10 AM Permalink
Crap.. I am a keralite but I dont such support such divas. If you stay in Maharashtra which provides you food, job & shelter then be loyal to it.
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Rahul on Feb 07, 2008 08:52 AM Permalink
Y it is nonsence ?
If we can celebate 14 Feb as Valentine Day in a Grand Manner, which is not atall a Hindu Culture then why not Uttar Bhartiya Diwas, which is a part of India
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Vikram Nalawade on Feb 07, 2008 09:03 AM Permalink
we should refrain from celebrating Valentine Day as well as Uttar bhartiya Diwas. If you are resident in Maharashtra then why Uttar bhartiya Diwas? why not Maharashtra Din. Of course you can celebrate it in private in the same way as our NRIs do in foreign regarding Independence Day. But that cannot be done publicly. For private celebration Maharashtrians will also join PTites. But if they do so publicly then definetly there will be tensions.
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Secular India on Feb 07, 2008 10:28 AM Permalink
Whats your problem in life Vikram ? people should be free to do what they want unless you want this country to become Pakistan. DOn't sit and define what is private and what is public.
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by sudhir kumar on Feb 07, 2008 09:12 AM Permalink
I am from UP but I have never heared Uttar bhartiya divas, what is it anyway
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Jay Sinha on Feb 07, 2008 09:34 AM Permalink
absolutely in my entire i never heard this term...i dont know whther it got celebrated or not or it was just taken up to make a issue out of it.
RE:Uttar bhartiya divas is definetly a nonesens
by Asheesh Sinha on Feb 07, 2008 10:41 AM Permalink
exactly.. never heard of this term. Anyway, Vikram , your view would have been deeply respected in Taliban, but here in India, if I want to celeberate "Asheesh Sinha divas" in public, there's no law or civil duties that stops me from doing so..
Anyway, dont know about you, but I wont hit a guy for saying Jai Maharashtra in Bihar
