of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh of not going ahead with the construction of Babli and 13 other illegal projects.''The Maharashtra government did not follow the interim order of the Supreme Court against 13 proposed gates, he said at a press conference here.While advocating a national debate on the rights of the lower riparian States, he said the TDP would launch a campaign against the upper riparian States impinging on these rights and to ensure peaceful co-existence of all States.[标签:标题]
We sent an email to: Please click on the link inside the email to complete your registrationThis service is temporary unavailable due to system maintenance. Please try again later, http://www.cheaptomsshoessalei.com - toms outlet .The username entered is already associated withanother account. Please enter a different usernameThe email address you have entered is already in use.Please re-enter the email address, http://www.cheaptomsshoessalei.com - cheap toms . There are 24 Comment(s) Go to most recent Add a Comment Sort by: Oldest Newest 12:20 pm July 26, 2010 India Journal: Which Type of Society Do We Want to Be? India India Chennai wrote: [...] Read this article: India Journal: Which Type of Society Do We Want to Be? India [...] 1:13 pm July 26, http://www.cheaptomsshoessalei.com - cheaptomsshoessalei.com , 2010 Esh wrote: Societies that are marked by a culture of conformism in which disagreement with prevailing orthodoxies is silenced tend to stagnate in the long run and are left behind in the modern world . That s precisely what has happened to India where might is right has long replaced each thought is right unless proven wrong by fair debate. 5:50 pm July 26, 2010 Eric Strachan wrote: Well stated, you were able to capture many social dynamics in one basket!The contents of this article can be applied very broadly across many nations including The Bahamas were emotive thinking acts as a substitute for substantive thought.Continue to remind those in your country that practice the art of self-censorship that freedom is not free and requires a substantive group of watch-dogs to maintain 6:08 pm July 26, 2010 Sunny Singh Dhami wrote: Rupa, you ask: Which type of society do we want to be? I ask: who s we in what is probably the most diverse and riven society on earth? The question would have thousands, if not millions, of different answers if it were to be asked of individuals in even one of the big states. Our diversity is a double-edged sword, with one edge particularly vicious that of an implacable insistence on the recognition of every difference. It may take another thousand years to meld this swathe of geography into a nation, but I suspect that by then, if the human race is still around, the nation-state itself would have withered away, and there would no longer be any pride to be found in patriotism. Still not sure if this would be a blessing, though. 7:31 pm July 26, 2010 Shekhar wrote: Rupa, it is true that we need to help create an atmosphere that fosters a healthy and lively exchange of ideas and arguments that nurture creativity and innovation, etc, but if you research into India s or Bharatbhoomi s history since almost 10,000 BC, you will find that Bharat and H
Related articles:
- http://www.weeshine.com/thread-327336-1-1.html - cheaptomsshoessalei.com 2010 stuka wrote
- http://www.myzjk.com/uchome/space.php?uid=128843&do=blog&id=1618466 - tomsoutletsalecheap.com 2010 Omkar wrote
- http://www.slot5588.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=404869 - cheaptomsshoessalei.com
|