Ibn Khaldun Bharati’s core claim—that Muslim resistance to ‘Vande Mataram’ reflects an unwillingness to merge into an “organic whole” with Hindus—ignores both historical context and religious concerns.
November exports to the US saw 10% growth from the previous month. Overall, in the first 8 months this fiscal, the merchandise exports to the US touched has touched $59bn.
Of the total package, $649 million will be utilised for additional hardware, software, and support services, and the remaining for Major Defence Equipment (MDE).
Don’t blame misfortune. This is colossal incompetence and insensitivity. So bad, heads would have rolled even in the old PSU-era Indian Airlines and Air India.
If Internet was used for watching dirty videos, then there was no justification for an INternet clampdown. In one line, Saraswat has undermined the logic and decisions taken by Modi and Shah.
VK Saraswat is wrong. He didn’t tell the whole truth. Kashmiri youth not only watch dirty film, but also use internet for co-ordinating with separatists and terrorists.
generalizing about all Kashmiri youth is totally wrong, since only a few would be sympathizing with the terror elements. Type casting an entire people of a region goes totally against national unity and brotherhood.
It is a news report about a controversial comment by someone in a position of responsibility. It is plain stupid to expect a discussion on all of Kashmir’s problems in such a report. And by the way – there has been articles on the plight of Kashmiri Pandits on the Print. If only you would care to read.
One who utter like this regarding J&K people is not at all an educated person, whatever his credibility is.Such fellow is a NITI Ayog member? Shame !!!!!
His statement is contemptuous to Supreme Court of India judgment which declared access to Internet is a fundamental right. I think by making such nonsense statements to gain media galore, this incompetent Ex Chief of DRDO is eying for a Rajya Sbah seat from BJP as his worthless trnure as member NITI ayog is ending… LET ME TELL YOU ONE THING… I HAVE NEVER SEEN A SCIENTIST WHO WEAR RINGS ON ALL FIVE FINGERS… I REALLY WONDER HOW SUCH A WEAK AND SUPERSTITIOUS PERSON BECOME SUCCESSFUL THAT TOO AS A SCIENTIST!….. MAY BE BEING AT RIGHT TIME AT RIGHT PLACE MATTERS A LOT IN CLIMBING THE LADDER
It’s really a shame for a former Director of DRDO or his equivalent to be holding the kind of views that he holds; I am nobody to comment on him as a Scientist! I add anyone who gets to rise to the level that he did has to have the technical skills.
However, I don’t know what kind of human manager and a human being he was if he believes that the people make use of the Internet just for watching the pornos even if viewing pornos gets included in the utilisation; this won’t be only with the citizens of J&K and will be part of the utilisation of humans in general. He and his family members included.
Unless Mr Saraswat has made the statement with a view to providing justification to the Govt restricting the use to a very limited area. In my views, his statement is coming from this area.
On the day, 30 years ago mobs marched on the streets of Srinagar shouting to the minority Kashmiri Hindus “Ralive, Tsaliv ya Galive” or “Either convert to Islam, leave the land or die”, is this the best article that The Print could write on Kashmir? Are that date and that ethnic cleansing of no relevance to the editorial board and the journalists in The Print, who pontificate to us on all matters under the sun?
If Internet was used for watching dirty videos, then there was no justification for an INternet clampdown. In one line, Saraswat has undermined the logic and decisions taken by Modi and Shah.
VK Saraswat is wrong. He didn’t tell the whole truth. Kashmiri youth not only watch dirty film, but also use internet for co-ordinating with separatists and terrorists.
generalizing about all Kashmiri youth is totally wrong, since only a few would be sympathizing with the terror elements. Type casting an entire people of a region goes totally against national unity and brotherhood.
It is a news report about a controversial comment by someone in a position of responsibility. It is plain stupid to expect a discussion on all of Kashmir’s problems in such a report. And by the way – there has been articles on the plight of Kashmiri Pandits on the Print. If only you would care to read.
One who utter like this regarding J&K people is not at all an educated person, whatever his credibility is.Such fellow is a NITI Ayog member? Shame !!!!!
His statement is contemptuous to Supreme Court of India judgment which declared access to Internet is a fundamental right. I think by making such nonsense statements to gain media galore, this incompetent Ex Chief of DRDO is eying for a Rajya Sbah seat from BJP as his worthless trnure as member NITI ayog is ending… LET ME TELL YOU ONE THING… I HAVE NEVER SEEN A SCIENTIST WHO WEAR RINGS ON ALL FIVE FINGERS… I REALLY WONDER HOW SUCH A WEAK AND SUPERSTITIOUS PERSON BECOME SUCCESSFUL THAT TOO AS A SCIENTIST!….. MAY BE BEING AT RIGHT TIME AT RIGHT PLACE MATTERS A LOT IN CLIMBING THE LADDER
It’s really a shame for a former Director of DRDO or his equivalent to be holding the kind of views that he holds; I am nobody to comment on him as a Scientist! I add anyone who gets to rise to the level that he did has to have the technical skills.
However, I don’t know what kind of human manager and a human being he was if he believes that the people make use of the Internet just for watching the pornos even if viewing pornos gets included in the utilisation; this won’t be only with the citizens of J&K and will be part of the utilisation of humans in general. He and his family members included.
Unless Mr Saraswat has made the statement with a view to providing justification to the Govt restricting the use to a very limited area. In my views, his statement is coming from this area.
On the day, 30 years ago mobs marched on the streets of Srinagar shouting to the minority Kashmiri Hindus “Ralive, Tsaliv ya Galive” or “Either convert to Islam, leave the land or die”, is this the best article that The Print could write on Kashmir? Are that date and that ethnic cleansing of no relevance to the editorial board and the journalists in The Print, who pontificate to us on all matters under the sun?