Comments on: Congrats India : Indians Want Peace

By: Rui Monte da Silva

Rui Monte da Silva — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:42:22 +0000

I love my country India. It is true that it has progressed a lot economically after the 90’s reforms yet there are lots of challenges. 1)Infrastructure in India is poor and cannot sustain the growth pace 2) Corruption should dealt in the same lines as terrorism. 3) Political extremists should be banned (eg: LK Advani) 4) India should do more in peace with its neighbours. End of the day if india and pakistan had normal realtions like countries in EU or USA/ Canada the ecomoic and job potential is beyond imagination.

By: Adi

Adi — Wed, 20 May 2009 03:54:31 +0000

Educated Muslim,

The education is free in government schools but the people who come to teach in these schools are to be paid for the services. If you are not giving them sufficient salary then why would good people come to teach in these schools. You need to provide some sort of benefit for people to teach in these schools.

By: Educated Muslim

Educated Muslim — Tue, 19 May 2009 19:42:13 +0000

In India all political guys eat 85% money and spend 15% money for the country.
The average indian make miracles with the help of that 15% money.
Education is their strength.
In India in Govt schools education is free. Though the quality is poor that education is sufficient to get u a decent job which can feed ur family 3 times without any problems. Further indians will go anywhere if they find good opportiunities to get good lifestyle. Their education system is like that.

In our country the great pakistan should learn this from india. Here madrasha education is free which will take the poor to no where. Insted of undergoing madrashah education these poor guys can go to gulf countries as labours and I am sure they can eat 3 time sthere.

By: nazia

nazia — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:50:45 +0000

Adi,johan
I have heard all corruptions scandals through your channels but didnt bother to probe further as it beyond my interests. I am recalling my memory for hinting you some scandals of above mentioned polticians. you can verify through your knowledge.
-Mayawati came from poorest background but now considered as richest politician of India.his beige stone palace was shown on TV that was clear piece of his open corruption.His involvement in shopping mall near taj mahal was also projected in You tv channels.
-Modi was blamed by congress men many times for his wrong statements and calculation that he presented for his state.Gujrat was the lowest paid state in India to its labour s and its farmers are also accusing his govt for not channelisaing the grants and facilites to them.
-He was charged by your media of not properly utilizing under the Jawaharlal Nehru Urban project, for which the government gave the state Rs 750 crore,
-Varun ghandi was also accused of presenting fake degree as his credentials.
Ghandi family was many times attacked by amithab and his wife on their wrong doing in present politics and always consider them as bachan family was left alone by ghandis in corruption charges specially in bofors case.
So you people can tell me what is behind all this mess as all reminds me lifestyle of Pakistani politicians.
As per latest news

In July 2008 Washington Times reported that nearly a fourth of the 540 Indian Parliament members faced criminal charges, “including human trafficking, immigration rackets, embezzlement, rape and even murder”. [11] At state level, things are often worse. In Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections 2002, candidates with criminal records won the majority of seats.

Difference between the two countries is only the system of accountability.

By: AOM

AOM — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:12:06 +0000

Nazia,

i did not talk about corruption. I talked about their sincerety and loyalty with their country.

india not having any leader who says, Mulk mein afra tafri ho gi tou Musharraf Hukumat kamzor ho gi.(qazi hussain. Na hi koi aisa beigherat hey ke jau kahey Ke America Pakistan ki imdad band kar do takey dictator ko saza miley.

Nahi koi apni zati dushmani mein apney mulk ke raz Fash karta hey (nawaz + Kargil)
Nahi koi apni ana ki taskeen ke leay mulk ka satyanas karta hey (iftikhar aur Aitazaz)

Samajh aai nazia

By: Adi

Adi — Tue, 19 May 2009 08:42:00 +0000

Johann,

But the majority of them who were standing in this election did not win as the people chose to vote wisely.

By: Adi

Adi — Tue, 19 May 2009 08:38:41 +0000

Nazia,

Also tehelka is not a channel it was just there for sometime in which sting operations were carried out some time back.

And the news channels of Pakistan I am not sure how they are but India they are pathetic when it comes to certain things but at times they are really good.

AOM,

It is not that we don’t have these guys in our system, but it is the knowledge and use of power to vote for proper people so that they can lead the country in a good way.

By: johann

johann — Tue, 19 May 2009 06:21:49 +0000

Hi nazia,
I am suprised at your ignorance about Indian leaders.Varun gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and Modi cannot be called corrupt as per normal norms of politics!!!!Modi and Varun have very pungent anti/fundemntalist Muslim agenda and both of them have won due to support of masses for this agenda.Mayawathi , may be corrupt but she has risen on her own merit being a dalit who used to carry night soil on their heads. Advani and BJP lost because they had only negativism and no positive programme and Indian masses showed them the door.
We have 152 MPs with criminal records in parliament of 2009, a shade lower than before!!!

By: nazia

nazia — Tue, 19 May 2009 04:57:27 +0000

sorry adi
its his cousin varun gandhi who has won from BJP.Its my mistake of name .His participation in politics of extremists against his family norms has made him controversial figure in Indian secular system.

By: Adi

Adi — Tue, 19 May 2009 04:50:55 +0000

Nazia,

Rahul Gandhi, as a most corrupt politician? I think you need to do some study here. He has entered into politics some 7-8 yrs back and has mostly worked on the bringing the party together he is not even a minister in India.