ibnlive.com Does Ayodhya need a resolution, or is it time we moved on? (Sep 17)
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The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court will take up the petition for postponing the Ayodhya verdict on Friday.
ibnlive.com Does Ayodhya need a resolution, or is it time we moved on? (Sep 17)
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The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court will take up the petition for postponing the Ayodhya verdict on Friday.
" There can not be a real time solution for some issues. Its better to move on instead of digging burials. There are so many important and vital things than religion. Religion is to bring peace of mind, but when we do not life at all, whats the value of all fighting. Any judgement can not soothe all people simultaneously.
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Across the globe, 72 per cent of those aged 65 and above do not consider themselves to be 'old' and only 22 per cent have put money aside for old age.
"We have a different perception of life. We accept so many things as our fate and that is why despite of all the problems our satisfaction index is fairly good."
ibnlive.com Does Ayodhya need a resolution, or is it time we moved on? (Sep 17)
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The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court will take up the petition for postponing the Ayodhya verdict on Friday.
"There can not be a real time solution for some issues. Its better to move on instead of digging burials. There are so many important and vital things than religion. Religion is to bring peace of mind, but when we do not life at all, whats the value of all fighting. Any judgement can not soothe all people simultaneously."
Palki S Upadhyay dreading the Ayodhya verdict as more and more netas make statements against violence and tension. hope they walk the talk. (Sep 16)
"Our experience says they can not be trusted upon. They are 'Bin pendi ke laute', they can move in any direction without even the pretence of shame." (1 like)
ibnlive.com No consensus reached on AFSPA during the five-hour-long meeting. Your reactions? (Sep 15)
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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah chose to skip the all-party meeting despite being in Delhi.
"One thing should be clear that we can not deal the people who deny the law and regulation with all the human right ethics. We have said a lot to keep our people with us but as it seems some people want not be a part of India, if majority of them want the same thing, there is no harm in leaving it but if majority is with India, forget all human rights. Do the security personnel are not human?"
BBC News Is there any point in trying to save a dying language? (Sep 15)
A conference has been held to discuss how some of the world's most endangered languages could be saved. But what's the point?
"Yes, there is a dire need to save our dying languages. However, Darwin's principle applies here too, only that language survives that is required for our existance. We should make our children modern with languages required to be learnt but should not neglect our own language. Our mother tongue should not be mother's tongue only. All the high budget programs, campaigns can not save a language if dying but only our self respect and love towards our language can."
The wife of one of the 33 miners trapped underground in Chile has given birth to a baby girl, who has been named Esperanza - the Spanish for 'hope'.
"I salute the spirit of the miners and appreciate bbc to cover anything that requires our focus. At this time, this kind of news is so sweet and gives them more strength to face the ordeal." (1 like)
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Ten people were injured when a Mercedes driven by a 22-year-old girl lost control and hit them at Kondwa Road in Pune on Tuesday. The police have arrested the driver, Aditi Jagtap. No casualties have been reported in the accident. According to the police, Aditi, who was coming in at high speed, firs...
"'Bade bade desh me aisi chhoti chhoti ghatnaye to hoti rahti hai'. The same Indian attitude 'Chalta hai'." (1 like)
Suhasini Haidar On India@9 NC holds an emergency mtg after CCS speaks of a governance deficit in J&K: is the Congress-NC alliance in trouble? Also: illiberal learning: why isnt civil society more horrified by the treatment of Kerala prof Joseph? Pl send in thoughts! (Sep 14)
"Yes they are in trouble, but its not their fault. Any government would have been in the same situation. When people refute law and order, the situation can not be controlled taking into all the human rights ethics. People out of pressure from fundamentalist, frustration, and victim of pseudo-democracy can do whatever they want because history tells them that no one can harm them. Their issues might be genuine but the way they are following some brainwashed people is not very dissimilar than the Maoists'.
On the other hand, what you call the 'civic society' do not bother anything which is not going to affect them directly. They have so many problems of their own and they have to move on despite of some incidents even like 'Mumbai Attacks'. It is only the media that actually keeps the dead things alive but sometimes you too focus on what can be sold in market rather than what should be."
ibnlive.com How relevant is Hindi in India's global march as an economic power? (Sep 14)
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On Hindi Diwas, P Chidambaram promotes the use of Hindi as a national language.
"It is the moral responsibility of people to conserve their language first and then promote it. Whatever we do, it will survive only if it wins the survival of the fittest, only when there is a need mainly on economic platform. Though Hindi is doing great these days, its not because of the whopping money we spend on some 'Hindi Day' or 'Hindi Workshop' but because of the omnipresent of Hindi speaking work force, national capital in the north and most importantly the Television and Bollywood. Instead of spending so much on the name of promotion that proves to be on papers only, the amount deserves to be used in some serious issues we have. One day speech or talk and writing in Hindi will not help at all." (2 like)
Lets Change India While 21 million households were provided employment under NREGA in 2006-07, it was 33.9 million in 2007-08, and 45.1 million in 2008-09. For 2009-10, 44.9 million households were covered up to January 2010. The average wage paid per person-day progressively increased from Rs. 65 in 2006-07 to Rs. 88.56 in 2009-10. Is this the correct way to eradicate poverty and unemployment? (Sep 14)
"If not correct but its an effective way to empower poor in rural areas. One thing that is most important is implementation correctly." (3 like)
Palki S Upadhyay jat agitation for job quota in Hisar, Haryana. blocking roads, torching vehicles, threatening to disrupt the commonwealth games. (Sep 14)
" India has become a land of 'Quotas', everybody wants some reservation in all fields of life. People are happy to be called as lower caste or aboriginal, in contrast to what they wanted in ancient times. Its really not possible to include countless castes in form of reservation in India. It should be dealt with utmost care otherwise there will be so many lower castes out of the so called lower castes due to economic and social disparities."
Hindustan Times What is the solution for corrupt politicians? (Sep 14)
The Supreme Court moved on Monday to pry open an alleged R70,000-crore scandal involving the underpricing of 2G spectrum for mobile telecom services, asking Communi-cations Minister A. Raja, Centre and CBI to respond to a petition that said the CBI was going slow with its investigations. Bhadra Sinh...
Second, We should have patience to get our work done instead of making some good people corrupt.
Third, include some stringent laws in the constitution against corruption. If caught once somebody must not be allowed to do any activity involving public funds.
Fourth, the supervisory body should be free in executing their works and not like CVC, CBI, etc. When electing these corrupt people can be boasted to be transparent, why not some organizations."
Third, include some stringent laws in the constitution against corruption. If caught once somebody must not be allowed to do any activity involving public funds.
Fourth, the supervisory body should be free in executing their works and not like CVC, CBI, etc. When electing these corrupt people can be boasted to be transparent, why not some organizations."
ibnlive.com Isn't it ironic when India is also home to the world's largest number of poor people? (Sep 12)
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Ambani's net worth swells to $ 62 bn while Slim is 'hit hard by Mexican political, financial chaos,' according to the prediction by Forbes.
"Though it is not so unexpected out of the second largest populated, developing nation, their direct contribution for the poor is disappointing. However, indirectly they are contributing a lot but can do much better. The Economic Disparity it increasing day by day should be the matter of concern for them as well as the government. One report says we have 55 billionaires contributing 35% of our GDP in comparison to some 450 for only 7% GDP in USA. And this is what creates differences!"
