From the heart of a Muslim - Tawfik Hamid I was born a Muslim and lived all my life as a follower of Islam. After the barbaric terrorist attacks done by the hands of my fellow Muslims everywhere on this globe, and after the too many violent acts by Islamists in many parts of the world, I feel responsible as a Muslim and as a human being, to speak out and tell the truth to protect the world and Muslims as well from a coming catastrophe and war of civilizations. I have to admit that our current Islamic teaching creates violence and hatred toward Non-Muslims. We Muslims are the ones who need to change. Until now we have accepted polygamy, the beating of women by men, and killing those who convert from Islam to other religions. We have never had a clear and strong stand against the concept of slavery or wars, to spread our religion and to subjugate others to Islam and force them to pay a humiliating tax called Jizia. We ask others to respect our religion while all the time we curse non-Muslims loudly (in Arabic) in our Friday prayers in the Mosques . What message do we convey to our children when we call the Jews ...

Nope, KKR wud be in the bottom 4 teams.... I think it wont even qualify 4 the SEMI-FINALS..... I even doubt that DDs wud come in the top 4... My top 4 teams to qualify in the semis are (not in any order):-- MIs, RCB, CSK & DC...!! ....

Came across this interesting article and thought to share with you the most interesting piece of part with few of you. -------------- WhatTime tested faith, traditional religious beliefs, spiritual symbols etc. whether expressed through subtle philosophies or gross objects are manifestations of a mental quest. They are mile posts in a journey of the mind from basic to higher and beyond. Civilisations grow around them. There may be differences in perceptions, but show of disdain, insensitivity and intolerance towards them are signs of sickness and degeneration. It is unpardonable violence perpetrated by ignorant minds. ...

mr, chief_kamani .............no reasons,...

One with a lot of spare time!!...

Even though the market cap of sun pharma is higher than cipla, the free float stock is higher in cipla at 16700 crore versus sun`s 12000 crore.That might be the reason for this replacement as sensex has becom a free float basis index from 2003.As cipla has low pe than sun ,the sensex pe may come down slightly....

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SAJIMON-PALAI-Vishal Retail`s CDR is now under a cloud!!What will happen??precious time is flying away!!...

S B Jumani-SBI AMC is very astute in their Buy judgement!!You must apprecite the fact that SBI MF bought huge chunks!!...

SAJIMON-PALAI-That saying is quiet true!!Any thing else??
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kinchit s mehta-the company cannot repay their debts and hence a CDR and in this kind of grave situation,you are saying prices will go up!!How is it possible???
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Nodick-Thats OK so long as you do not annoy other boarders of mmb Hind Org Chem message board!!I am very cool!
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passsion2excel-no you did not hurt me in any way!!Enjoy your lunch!!...

Be and Make-Your comments on take over of kazi air by Concurrent Infra!!...

passsion2excel-20 days are enough to gain mastery!!After all you must be very clever!!
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MALAYALI-You are thinking too much!!too many variable are there!!...

The Global economic scenario, despite some concerns has been on the recovery path. The growth however is heavily stimulus
dependant, and concerns about double dip recession still remain. The International Monetary Fund has revised upward the global
growth prospect with approximately a 3% growth in 2010 as compared to an approximate 1%contraction in 2009. But the key issue
with all the economies is how to get out of the “chakravhyuh” of stimulus and low interest rates. An early exit exposes the economies
to the risk of stunting the growthmomentum which is in a nascent stage; correspondingly a delayed exitmay result in higher inflation
or even a creation of further “bubbles”.
The Indian economy in 2009 weathered not only the global crises but also a weak monsoon, and is expected to grow at 8% in FY
2010-11. The key stimulus for this rebound is the lagged impact of expansionary fiscal policy and loose monetary policy. Concerns
however remain on high inflation, eventual tightening of loose monetary policy by the RBI and high fiscal deficit emanating from
jump in government`s expenditure. While a part of this deficit was expected to be met by PSU disinvestments and 3G auctions,
slippages on these are already visible....

SAJIMON-PALAI-panwala is a very good indicator!!Drivers are also able to tell when to sell!!...

supreet34--Does PIGS mean Portugal,Ireland
,Greece and Spain????or something else??PIGS are distressed countries which are reeling under recession!!...