Comments on: Burning bridge

By: Jeevan

Jeevan — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 13:33:21 +0000

For sure we are to loss the beautiful nature!

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By: suresh s

suresh s — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:21:36 +0000

I agree with Nivi, She has a point here. See amidst the whole we’ll- appease-the-minority-at- any- cost spree, the government(s) in our country just seem to be doing grave injustice to the so-called majority! If one yard holds good for one community, then it must hold true for the other as well! If the vote bank is at stake, no one dares to speak. Even the BJP does the same for the majority, and the this goes on and on and on… God knows until when???

The youth in india is really sick of it Adi. It’s hight time we even bother to think of such petty issues and break our heads over it!!

For heaven’s sake, these bloody politicians gotta understand that there is something called ‘National Interest’ above their party interests!

By: suresh s

suresh s — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:19:23 +0000

I agree with Nivi, She has point. See amidst the whole we’ll- appease-minority @ any cost spree, the governments seem to be doing grave injustice to the so-called majority! If one yard holds good for one set of community, then it must hold true for the other! If the vote bank is at stake, no one dares to speak. Even the BJP does the same for the majority, and the this goes on and on and on… God knows until when???

The youth of india is really sick of it Adi. Its hight time we even bother to think of such petty issues!!

For heaven’s sake, these bloddy ploiticians gotta understand that there is something called ‘National Interest’ above their party interests!

By: nivi

nivi — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 13:18:24 +0000

On Hosur road in Bangalore, near the Johnson market area. All the work has been done for a road widening project (and you know how desperately the road needs it.) But there is a mosque on the road which refused to give 10 feet of its compound space and bought a stay order from the High Court and now the entire project has been held up because the Karnataka government is helpless.
I dont see in what way cutting down some space in a compound of a small mosque, in some corner of the city, will affect a person’s religious beliefs in a way that breaking down the Ram Sethu can.
If you ask me it will be completely suicidal for the congress government if they go ahead with the project.

By: anon

anon — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 11:21:58 +0000

My invisible pink unicorn (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invisible_Pink_Unicorn) demands the bridge to be broken. In fact retaining the bridge has been ‘considered’ by my fellow followers as the cause for all the tsunami’s ever happened.
Bah!
You rights and those lefts, ah, you will never ever let my country do anything with sense.

How nice it would be to have a god to imbibe some sense here.

I personally am against the destruction due to the environmental impact. But if destroying a geographical feature can shake your faith, then I would say its time to have a religious introspection.