For many Indians, the land of opportunity is the land they’re going back to
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Location: Beautiful BritishColumbia
Posted on: 14-05-12 21:10:57
Location: Beautiful BritishColumbia
Posted on: 14-05-12 21:10:57
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Even then, I would suggest that none of the Canadians ever think of ever working in India.Please stay in Canada.
Peace
TK Saab,
I think this is sarcasm, you really do not mean it.
You are having a good chuckle behind our back!
Peace!
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"After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb." (Nelson Mandela)
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Originally posted by Tourist
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Even then, I would suggest that none of the Canadians ever think of ever working in India.Please stay in Canada.
Peace
TK Saab,
I think this is sarcasm, you really do not mean it.
You are having a good chuckle behind our back!
Peace!
Tourist Saab, TK saab ko jantey nahi !! he is telling it to you from his heart !
I have taken his advice seriously and staying in Canada.
If somebody can reduce heat in India, I'll return today.
Right, is it a big deal.. No not all.. as long as some one I love is not there..
What the hell, some one dies in such one out of 1000 bridge or say some one burns in one of those 1000 schools purely approved on corruption background.
This the beauty of corrupted lifestyle.. unless it hurts why bother...
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Originally posted by web2000
When we talk about good or bad incidents, it is very important not to forget the frequency of the incidents. e.g. if out of thousands of bridges, one collapses then is it a big deal? We are not living in a perfect world.
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The weak died on the way,
Only the strong arrived.
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Originally posted by JRF
What the hell, some one dies in such one out of 1000 bridge.
Can you tell me what you would have done in such scenario as a common man rather than pointing fingers on others?
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by JRF
What the hell, some one dies in such one out of 1000 bridge.
Can you tell me what you would have done in such scenario as a common man rather than pointing fingers on others?
A well structured revolution. That's what the 'common man' did during the pre-independence era.
Don't forget that every change starts from the common man; and it's not a cliche.
The problem is we are so self-indulgent and left in our own devise that any prudent change doesn't event figure in our life. Everything is a collateral damage for us with the attitude, "why do I care, as I am not affected."
Take the case of Ontario Insurance companies (Blood Suckers). What have we done in so many years rather than cribbing and keep paying? That's another form of curruption in us.
Common man has the power. But, do we exercise it? Heck! Some of us don't even vote, which is the simplest thing to do.
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Originally posted by febpreet
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by JRF
What the hell, some one dies in such one out of 1000 bridge.
Can you tell me what you would have done in such scenario as a common man rather than pointing fingers on others?
Common man has the power. But, do we exercise it?
Common man has the power only and only if there is very good leader to trust with else we can just talk and nothing else.
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Originally posted by ashedfc
Narendra Modi in India..
For some reasons, I never believed Modi to be innocent. But, that's me. You can't have smoke without the fire. However, I know he has been made a demi-god; saying anything against this man is akin to being an athiest.
On another note, we now have a new disguise and excuse of not having a leader. What a lame one?
By the way, how many people here exercise their vote, whether in Municipal, Provincial, or Federal elections?
