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Comment on ‘Despicable Separation’ by Anita

Anita — Tue, 13 May 2008 10:43:12 +0000

I agree with all points mentioned above. But find the inference a bit lame. I do not think calling women in China as ’strong individuals’ and women in India as ’second class citizens’ bolsters your argument. Either it is simply a wrong choice of words or you are giving yourself misplaced reasons for your belief :) Women in India may be ’second class citizens’ in the sense that they are definitely in a weaker position apropos laws and perception. But I would say that women here are definitely strong. I have no meter to say whether they are stronger than Chinese women or not as I have not been to China and not met any Chinese women. And I am not talking about today’s young modern women either. I am talking about the mothers who had a large hand in forming today’s young women. I talk of my mother and the mothers of my female friends who themselves knew less about the world, came from backwaters of backward states, but were wise and ambitious about what they wanted for their daughters: Not marriages or well-paying jobs(though I am sure those figured too - A mention: My friends and I are in our late 20s, in well-paying jobs and unmarried) but strong-willed individuals aware of their rights. You do a disservice to such women and to women like me who were brought up by them.

Comment on Summer holidays by Madhu Rao

Madhu Rao — Mon, 12 May 2008 13:45:25 +0000

Thanks to you and Churumuri for the cross post of our author. We at INDIMAG appreciate it !

Comment on Female sexuality through a woman’s eyes by Rima

Rima — Mon, 12 May 2008 11:36:20 +0000

To the Readers,
Well ,I was left with my thirst to quench half-heartedly. To be honest I wanted to learn more, Anyway, what I believe is that a woman can well portray the picture of women sexuality, as the deep down the corner it is only a woman who can give ,relate and write better and articulate feelings in a passionate way.

Comment on Michael Thevar: A man with a mission by Ramesh Chandra

Ramesh Chandra — Sun, 11 May 2008 03:12:29 +0000

Dear Michael,

Heartiest Congratulations !

I salute your effort. You are the real hero of this earth who believes not in talking but in act. I have a great respect for you and has a firm believe that it will go long long. This plant will grow enough to cover the entire suppressed one’s to take under its shadow.

Comment on The gold rush on Akshaya Tritiya by Sunil

Sunil — Fri, 09 May 2008 11:47:10 +0000

Interesting .Thanks for that.

Comment on ‘Happy to help’ by Naresh Kadyan

Naresh Kadyan — Thu, 08 May 2008 01:33:32 +0000

The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 - to protect the animals from un-necessary pain & sufferings inside the Indian territory not outside India, as per section 38 of this act & the offenses under this acts are non-cognizable with minor punishments - performing animals be registered with the AWBI. I am in the opinion that AWBI raised baseless questions & counter question for AWBI & PETA INDIA - why AWBI registered performing Elephants during Elephant polo played at Jaipur, PETA people & myself arrested by the Jaipur Police during protest & the Chairman of the AWBI enjoyed the match with his wife, WHY - Dogs are being killed in Kerala, open cow slaughter in Kerala & West Bengal, AWBI must do something to stop these killings & PCA Act, 1960 needs review & amendments. As per notification issued under the PCA Act, 1960 authority - 5 wild species are banned to perform but why dancing monkeys are on streets wearing clothes ?????. Today the PIL moved by me in the High Court at Jaipur about Elephant Polo will be heard by the Hon’ble double bench…….let us see.

Comment on The gold rush on Akshaya Tritiya by V K Shridhar

V K Shridhar — Wed, 07 May 2008 09:22:33 +0000

Nowhere it is advised to invest in gold on Akshay Triya

It is a misguidance to public

See my blog

V K Shridhar

Comment on The gold rush on Akshaya Tritiya by Vinayak Parkhe

Vinayak Parkhe — Wed, 07 May 2008 09:06:11 +0000

Akshaya Tritiya is also auspicious because it is the Birthday of Lord Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord Parashurama is a chiraanjeev avatar.

Comment on The gold rush on Akshaya Tritiya by Nikhil Narayanan

Nikhil Narayanan — Wed, 07 May 2008 08:43:29 +0000

Here is what an expat thinks abt it

http://greenindians.blogspot.com/2008/05/auspicious-time.html

Comment on The gold rush on Akshaya Tritiya by sphurthy

sphurthy — Wed, 07 May 2008 08:05:22 +0000

This is a new trend that has started in recent times - gold rush on this day.

http://sphurthy.blogspot.com

Comment on Tashan reviews by katrina kapoor

katrina kapoor — Tue, 06 May 2008 18:14:43 +0000

this movie was absolute bollocks. i am a huge fan of kareena and this was a let down. even though yes she did look amazing in her bikini and for me being a lookalike of hers in london does put me under the strain to resemble her… but… it was a very bad movie with a very bad story line with a really good artist setup. overall i thought it was stupid, un-needed and most have tainted these celebrities staus. come on kareena saif n akshay. you can do better then this shit.x

Comment on Help Pooja find her parents. by Subhash Changarath

Subhash Changarath — Tue, 06 May 2008 06:47:29 +0000

I called up Trivandrum (Nirmala Sisu Bhavan) to check if this is true at the number given below.

Yes, this is very much true and this kidnap case happened in 2005. The kid was found begging on streets in Trivandrum with another beggar who had taken advantage of the situation. No idea how he got the kid. The Trivandrum police arrested the beggar and took the kid into custody. They tried their level best to find her parents through various sources, but till today it has not been found out. Finally, the police didn’t have any option, just to put the kid into an adoption centre. The kid is currently in adoption centre for the last two years.

Comment on Female sexuality through a woman’s eyes by Mridula

Mridula — Tue, 06 May 2008 05:25:57 +0000

(In any office or educational centers where male and female employees work together, you can easily notice a male subordinate never makes any ‘wish’ or ‘good morning ‘ to his female superior boss)

I found this very surprising, I mean I work in an educational institute and there are so many male colleagues who would wish me good morning spontaneously! Though by no means I consider myself as superior I do have more work experience than a few of my male colleagues and yes if I see them first I greet them first. Maybe this is the NCR effect?

Comment on Bush, India and global food prices by Rakesh

Rakesh — Mon, 05 May 2008 19:09:50 +0000

I listen the Bush speech live on television. What Bush said is what I read on MSN article some months back. They are just saying that average Indian & Chinese now increased their food intake which is actually praising the Indian & Chinese govt. efforts to eradicate poverty in their countries. Earlier we used to read the stories that half the indian population sleeping with half filled stomach. Now we know India China are prospering & poverty reducing. So we are doing better. Earlier we are keeping our people hungry & exporting the food. Due to that food prices increased in world. This is earlier signal to Indian Govt. which failed so far to improve agricultural production like other areas to improve on agriculture or we will have trouble ahead. Today average Indian crop yield per acre is half the Chinas average. We have lot of margin for improvement. Instead of wastiung time on Bush comments which are always ignorable please Indian Govt. concentrate on increasing crop yeild.

Comment on Female sexuality through a woman’s eyes by Vinod Khare

Vinod Khare — Mon, 05 May 2008 13:06:04 +0000

While I agree with the actual post, I have some issues with “women’s feelings - the intricate mental agony and complexity which a man can never feel”. It is sad that a feminist writer should fall into such stereotypes. What makes her believe that a man’s sexual feelings are without intricacies and complexities?