Some groups have been making noise about the vulnerability of EVM. Naveen Chawla, EC who is lackey of MMS and Sonia and a fraud did not pay any attention to the complaints of EVM fraud. Naveen is a fraud and staunch follower of another Fraud Mother Teresa.

Now as always happen, "white" guys have to guide and shine the light. Read the article and decide for yourself.

US scientists hack into India's EVMs, expose flaws

http://www.dnaindia.com/world/report_us-scientists-hack-into-india-s-evms-expose-flaws_1386912

What a nightmare Congress with a K
by the way I am a Congressi

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Originally posted by ritz3645

What a nightmare Congress with a K
by the way I am a Congressi

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Wow..... thanks for calling smart

Also thanks for caring for while putting with those smart white TT (if you are not living in TO).

Life sure must be interesting for with leaders like Ruby Dhalla, Rahim Jaffer and of course Michael Bryant.

Hey I recently came across this new federal political party The Marijuana Party of Canada. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marijuana_Party_of_Canada)

Insiders are also talking of Peter Russel starting a political party with Pamela Anderson (best Canadian export)

TC

Why Rahul Bhayya will rule India for the next 40 years?.

The answer is as follows:


http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Caste-census-on-GoM-to-decide-when-and-how/articleshow/5978778.cms

Caste census on, GoM to decide when and how
Subodh Ghildiyal, TNN, May 27, 2010, 01.28am IST

DELHI: The UPA government has decided to go for caste census, with the Union Cabinet on Wednesday entrusting a group of ministers with the task of fleshing out the modalities of enumerating caste in the ongoing decennial census operations.

The GoM, likely to be headed by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee who has come out in favour of the demand raised by OBC leaders, will see if caste enumeration is to be done in the second stage of the headcount from February, or at the last stage when biometric signs of citizens are to be collected. The PM handed over the issue to the GoM, concurring with the view that modalities had to be worked out before hand.

Though no formal decision in favour of caste census was taken at the Cabinet, the ministers appeared to debate on the assumption that the issue had been clinched. It was in contrast to PM's statement at a press conference on Monday that the Cabinet would decide on caste census.

Once again, the Cabinet saw strong support pouring in for caste census, though with three holdouts in Kapil Sibal, M S Gill and Anand Sharma.

Sources said it was law minister Veerappa Moily who set the tone by arguing that the call for caste census was an opportunity for Congress to make up for the loss in the political war of credits over Mandal commission.

In what appeared a warning directed at his party, Moily said Congress in many states lost OBC support because it was not seen as party to implementation of Mandal report. He said the mistake should not be repeated.

Moily countered the argument that restoration of caste count would give a fillip to casteism, saying that the very existence of a ministry (social justice), which is tasked with OBC welfare, showed that caste was already a determinant in decision making.

The opposition, which held up a decision last time, did not disappear but was decidedly muted. HRD minister Kapil Sibal and sports minister M S Gill were most vocal. Sibal said being a national party, Congress should decide only after great circumspection and debate, and sought wide-ranging consultations.
Gill counselled caution as the matter would have a bearing on demands for reducing and increasing quotas.

He cited the Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee's diktat to people of Punjab not to mention caste in the census and wondered how it would be done in the state. Commerce minister Anand Sharma put on record his opposition but was not as vocal as the last time.

However, coming against the backdrop of a powerful campaign by OBC satraps for revival of caste-based census, Moily's argument on its political implications appeared to have resonated well. DMK minister Dayanidhi Maran said if caste count was being done, it should not be delayed and be included in both the stages - February headcount and the biometric stage.

Crucially, key ministers like A K Antony and Pranab Mukherjee emphasised only on the process of doing it. Even those who are considered to be \"neutrals\" like Kamal Nath chipped in to say that caste was a fact of life.

As the demand for caste census appeared clinched, there was a push for going beyond mere identification of OBCs to enumerating sub-castes. Sources said while Sibal asked if there was a consensus on enumerating caste or sub-caste, Sushil Kumar Shinde said there was need to identify sub-castes.

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Sunny Leone a true Canadian DESI now back in India !.

Thanks for crystal gazing Rahul Gandhi's future.

Presently the nation seems quiet satisfied with Mr Manmohan Singhji's performance, what you guys call approval ratings, he seems well above 60 percent in it.

We wish Canadian society could also be a more inclusive society in which visible minorities are treated with more opportunities and not merely a statistician data for Statistics Canada.

We in India are proud of Mr Manmohan Singhji (a visible minority background person) as our PM and wish visible minority will also be provided proper representation in both Canadian parliament and the society.