From newspapers to lit fests, the space for the Right-wing intellectual is growing by the day, a far cry from the 1990s, when this school of thought was almost anathema in such circles.
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Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
JUST AN OPINION. The so called “modern guy” openly boasts about his caste identity in songs in 21 st century to gain his caste followers who are the major chunk of his fanbase , I think his caste is around 14-15 % of panjab/Punjab , even less due to high migration rate and holds almost 90-95 % of agricultural land in panjab/Punjab and mazhabi are 40-45% and hold almost no productive agricultural land , how about bringing land reforms first and talk about social issues , farmer(zamindar) protest or any other wok stuff later . Just an opinion, no hatred , I like your articles , keep writing more often , happy new year to you and your team .
Does we care about that guy?
After doing all concert in India. Now he is saying india is not ready for big concert.
Typical hypocrisy. Nevertheless do whatever you want to do
Ms. Kaur comes across as a fangirl of Diljit Dosanjh.
Maybe the fact that both of them are closet Khalistanis also helps.
Ms. Kaur is the typical “liberal” who would use sophisticated but specious arguments to support and aid Khalistanis of all shades.
Diljit Dosanjh is invariably a Khalistani. But he is very clever about it all. He always couches his support for the Khalistan movement in terms of Sikh identity and culture. He cunningly utilises farmer’s issues and other such socio-economic issues to further the support base of Khalistani extremists in Punjab and abroad.
However, till date he has not uttered a word on the blasphemy murders carries out by Sikh radicals or even the Khalistan referendums held in Canada and elsewhere. His enjoys excellent relations with Khalistan supporters both in and outside India.
The problem with being a clever and cunning fellow is that sooner or later one runs out of luck. At some point of time or the other Dosanjh is bound to make a mistake. The security agencies are surely keeping an eye on him. A single mistake on his part and he would be hauled over the coals.
What is also very disappointing to me is that Ms. Karanjeet Kaur never really discusses the problems associated with Punjab and Sikh society – the widespread drug addiction, the stupid pop culture which glorifies gun culture, the menace of armed Khalistani terrorism, the Khalistan supporters and financiers in Canada/UK/Australia, the desperate flight of Youngsters from Punjab to foreign shores primarily using fraudulent means.
No such issue merits Ms. Kaur’s attention or concern. In a way this tells us a lot about her priorities and leanings as well.
JUST AN OPINION. The so called “modern guy” openly boasts about his caste identity in songs in 21 st century to gain his caste followers who are the major chunk of his fanbase , I think his caste is around 14-15 % of panjab/Punjab , even less due to high migration rate and holds almost 90-95 % of agricultural land in panjab/Punjab and mazhabi are 40-45% and hold almost no productive agricultural land , how about bringing land reforms first and talk about social issues , farmer(zamindar) protest or any other wok stuff later . Just an opinion, no hatred , I like your articles , keep writing more often , happy new year to you and your team .
Does we care about that guy?
After doing all concert in India. Now he is saying india is not ready for big concert.
Typical hypocrisy. Nevertheless do whatever you want to do
Ms. Kaur comes across as a fangirl of Diljit Dosanjh.
Maybe the fact that both of them are closet Khalistanis also helps.
Ms. Kaur is the typical “liberal” who would use sophisticated but specious arguments to support and aid Khalistanis of all shades.
Why hide behind Dosanjh to spew venom on so called right wing? Why such cowardice?
Diljit Dosanjh is invariably a Khalistani. But he is very clever about it all. He always couches his support for the Khalistan movement in terms of Sikh identity and culture. He cunningly utilises farmer’s issues and other such socio-economic issues to further the support base of Khalistani extremists in Punjab and abroad.
However, till date he has not uttered a word on the blasphemy murders carries out by Sikh radicals or even the Khalistan referendums held in Canada and elsewhere. His enjoys excellent relations with Khalistan supporters both in and outside India.
The problem with being a clever and cunning fellow is that sooner or later one runs out of luck. At some point of time or the other Dosanjh is bound to make a mistake. The security agencies are surely keeping an eye on him. A single mistake on his part and he would be hauled over the coals.
What is also very disappointing to me is that Ms. Karanjeet Kaur never really discusses the problems associated with Punjab and Sikh society – the widespread drug addiction, the stupid pop culture which glorifies gun culture, the menace of armed Khalistani terrorism, the Khalistan supporters and financiers in Canada/UK/Australia, the desperate flight of Youngsters from Punjab to foreign shores primarily using fraudulent means.
No such issue merits Ms. Kaur’s attention or concern. In a way this tells us a lot about her priorities and leanings as well.