Comments for Vivek's Info http://viveks.info Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:01:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Gangajal Hindi Movie with Ajay Devagan:Old plot, new refinement by nishkam suryapani http://viveks.info/gangajal-hindi-movie-with-ajay-devaganold-plot-new-refinement/comment-page-1#comment-1882 nishkam suryapani Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:01:04 +0000 http://viveks.info/?p=149#comment-1882 i am very much impressed with this movie because it was critic and hammering over corruption which absolutely become daily routine of india i am very much impressed with this movie because it was critic and hammering over corruption which absolutely become daily routine of india

]]> Comment on Cho Ramaswamy’s disappointing editorial by Vivek http://viveks.info/chos-disappointing-editorial/comment-page-1#comment-1881 Vivek Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:47:34 +0000 http://viveks.info/chos-disappointing-editorial#comment-1881 Ranjit: Thank you for your comment. The post is not about Shorabudin: I am not his sympathizer, but I am not one to think that encounters are the only option. We can have a longer discussion about it, but let me shift to what this post is about: Cho's editorial on Modi's use of the killing for electoral purpose. There have been many times in the past when I have disagreed with the views of Cho, but on all these occasions I saw a point in his stand. What made him such an admirable person at that time was that he had the rare ability to be someone's supporter and criticise those things about them that he considered wrong. Cho has a lot of remarkable characteristics: remarkable wit, tremendous political understanding, and the list can go on. What distinguished him sharply from other public intellectuals I know of was his ability to distinguish between his support for people and their actions. I could have accepted it if he continued to support Modi while criticizing him for spreading hatred and polarizing communities. Cho failed to do this, and instead chose to whitewash the crime vocally. In doing it, he has become just another intelligent partisan, not the man of bold integrity that he once was. Ranjit: Thank you for your comment. The post is not about Shorabudin: I am not his sympathizer, but I am not one to think that encounters are the only option. We can have a longer discussion about it, but let me shift to what this post is about: Cho’s editorial on Modi’s use of the killing for electoral purpose. There have been many times in the past when I have disagreed with the views of Cho, but on all these occasions I saw a point in his stand. What made him such an admirable person at that time was that he had the rare ability to be someone’s supporter and criticise those things about them that he considered wrong. Cho has a lot of remarkable characteristics: remarkable wit, tremendous political understanding, and the list can go on. What distinguished him sharply from other public intellectuals I know of was his ability to distinguish between his support for people and their actions. I could have accepted it if he continued to support Modi while criticizing him for spreading hatred and polarizing communities. Cho failed to do this, and instead chose to whitewash the crime vocally. In doing it, he has become just another intelligent partisan, not the man of bold integrity that he once was.

]]> Comment on Cho Ramaswamy’s disappointing editorial by Ranji Clt http://viveks.info/chos-disappointing-editorial/comment-page-1#comment-1880 Ranji Clt Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:19:11 +0000 http://viveks.info/chos-disappointing-editorial#comment-1880 "His editorial in Thuglak of 19 Dec 2007 has shaken my confidence in him. Cho is not politically innocent to know that Sohrabuddin symbolises Muslims and Modi’s reference to him was to polarise communities." So, if someone tells something which is not agreeable by you, you will loose confidence on them? it's ridiculous. Vivek, why do you want to symbolize sohrabudheen for islam? he'an indian citizen, if he's done something worng, the court will take care, but in some cases the court also will be helpless. in such cases encounter is the only way, otherwise someone from outside should do it. anyway the gujrat govt eliminated a criminal not a good samaritan. why don't you think about the people in leh instead for giving tears for this kind of criminals?? i will tell you onething, sohrabudheen is not a muslim and not a human being, neither islam nor any other religion tells to such things. AK47 , granades and magazines are siezed from his house. “His editorial in Thuglak of 19 Dec 2007 has shaken my confidence in him. Cho is not politically innocent to know that Sohrabuddin symbolises Muslims and Modi’s reference to him was to polarise communities.”

So, if someone tells something which is not agreeable by you, you will loose confidence on them? it’s ridiculous.

Vivek, why do you want to symbolize sohrabudheen for islam? he’an indian citizen, if he’s done something worng, the court will take care, but in some cases the court also will be helpless. in such cases encounter is the only way, otherwise someone from outside should do it. anyway the gujrat govt eliminated a criminal not a good samaritan.
why don’t you think about the people in leh instead for giving tears for this kind of criminals??

i will tell you onething, sohrabudheen is not a muslim and not a human being, neither islam nor any other religion tells to such things. AK47 , granades and magazines are siezed from his house.

]]> Comment on Gangajal Hindi Movie with Ajay Devagan:Old plot, new refinement by vishal http://viveks.info/gangajal-hindi-movie-with-ajay-devaganold-plot-new-refinement/comment-page-1#comment-1879 vishal Wed, 18 Aug 2010 15:26:47 +0000 http://viveks.info/?p=149#comment-1879 awesome movie....... ulti..... awesome movie……. ulti…..

]]> Comment on Great movies from Iran – list and brief descriptions by Hameed http://viveks.info/great-movies-from-iran-list-and-brief-descriptions/comment-page-1#comment-1873 Hameed Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:01:58 +0000 http://viveks.info/great-movies-from-iran-list-and-brief-descriptions#comment-1873 i have seen childeren of heaven and the songs of sparrows iranian movies are really well deserve for any award wow..what a amazing film makers. i have seen childeren of heaven and the songs of sparrows iranian movies are really well deserve for any award wow..what a amazing film makers.

]]> Comment on Great movies from Iran – list and brief descriptions by kuwaiti http://viveks.info/great-movies-from-iran-list-and-brief-descriptions/comment-page-1#comment-1871 kuwaiti Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:03:05 +0000 http://viveks.info/great-movies-from-iran-list-and-brief-descriptions#comment-1871 A couple of days ago i saw "The Stoning Of Soraya" i nearly cried and the fact that it's a true story was very heartbreaking A couple of days ago i saw “The Stoning Of Soraya” i nearly cried and the fact that it’s a true story was very heartbreaking

]]> Comment on Search engine for Constituent Assembly debates in India by P Radhakrishnan http://viveks.info/search-engine-for-constituent-assembly-debates-in-india/comment-page-1#comment-1869 P Radhakrishnan Wed, 14 Jul 2010 22:46:15 +0000 http://viveks.info/search-engine-for-constituent-assembly-debates-in-india#comment-1869 A very useful website. I wish the Lok Sabha Secretariat undertakes a similar exercise so that instead of going through material under different links anybody can get the Constituent Assembly Debates in one place and the index will help them find what they want. A very useful website. I wish the Lok Sabha Secretariat undertakes a similar exercise so that instead of going through material under different links anybody can get the Constituent Assembly Debates in one place and the index will help them find what they want.

]]> Comment on Online resources on OBC reservation debate in India by Roy http://viveks.info/links/online-resources-on-obc-reservation-debate-in-india/comment-page-1#comment-1866 Roy Tue, 29 Jun 2010 06:43:49 +0000 http://viveks.info/online-resources-on-obc-reservation-debate-in-india#comment-1866 I shall put my thoughts thus: In ancient India, competition was reserved for upper caste, as exemplified through to story of 'karna', who, even though was the first born among pandavas, joined Duryodhan as a symbol of gratuitude for enabling him, a lower caste , to compete. We are dutifully prserving this, instead of preventing a lower caste individual from competing with us, we are giving him what he would have gained by competing, without competition. I shall put my thoughts thus: In ancient India, competition was reserved for upper caste, as exemplified through to story of ‘karna’, who, even though was the first born among pandavas, joined Duryodhan as a symbol of gratuitude for enabling him, a lower caste , to compete. We are dutifully prserving this, instead of preventing a lower caste individual from competing with us, we are giving him what he would have gained by competing, without competition.

]]> Comment on Preparing for the death of a close one by YH http://viveks.info/preparing-for-the-death-of-a-close-one/comment-page-1#comment-1846 YH Tue, 15 Jun 2010 15:12:52 +0000 http://viveks.info/preparing-for-the-death-of-a-close-one#comment-1846 That was a good one, also thought this was about a human being. Anyways, since you see your laptop as an extension of yourself, you might be interested in this anime: http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/Time_of_Eve It was very well done. That was a good one, also thought this was about a human being. Anyways, since you see your laptop as an extension of yourself, you might be interested in this anime:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/Time_of_Eve
It was very well done.

]]> Comment on Creating history by Eli http://viveks.info/creating-history/comment-page-1#comment-1805 Eli Mon, 14 Jun 2010 03:43:04 +0000 http://viveks.info/creating-history#comment-1805 Happy nations may not have much history, but they do have a future. Congrats. :) Happy nations may not have much history, but they do have a future. Congrats. :)

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