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Reply By BAZEEGAR
Date: 3rd Mar, 2010 - 17:36
BSE: Rs 160.70 ( 0.66 % ), NSE: Rs. 160.85 ( 0.75 % )
Dear Rdadhe,
it is very hard to predict the time of stock price movement without any inside information. we can just put our money in better valued stocks. i like IDEA,RCOM. ...
when even a muslim write on burka it is crime to other muslim (both being of same religion)
but when a muslim make naked painting of hundu god than it is expression of freedom and no muslim will see it crime
and suppose if a hindu made nude about muslim god than what will happen ?????????
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Tue, Mar 2 07:05 PM
New Delhi, March 2 (IANS) Political leaders, intellectuals and artists in India kept silent when right-wing outfits targeted him, legendary painter M.F. Husain says `with deep pain` in his heart.
`I still love India. But India doesn`t need me. I am saying this with deep pain in heart,` Husain told Gulf Madhyamam, Kerala-based Malayalam daily Madhyamam`s Doha edition, in an interview.
`India is my motherland. I can`t hate my motherland. But India rejected me. Then why should I stay in India?` the 95-year-old painter said in his first interview after accepting Qatar citizenship.
`When Sangh Parivar outfits targeted me, all kept silent. No one, including political leadership, artists or intellectuals came forward to speak for me. But I know the fact that 90 percent of the people of India love me. They are with me,` he said.
`Only 10 percent of people, including some politicians, are against me,` Husain said.
Husain has dozens of lawsuits against him across the country for his paintings of goddesses that some Hindus find sacrilegous. The artist has been living abroad as a fugitive since 2006.
He said he was not worried as people across the world love him.
`India`s continuing governments could not protect me. So, it is very difficult for me to stay in such a country. Politicians are eyeing only votes.`
`Now, they are asking me to come back. I was in exile...There was no one to speak for me. No governments recalled me. Now they are asking me to return after one country offered me citizenship. How can I trust a political leadership that refused to protect me?` he said.
`Is there any surety that I would be given protection in India?` Husain asked.
He stressed that the cases against him went against an artist`s self-expression, and maintained that he did not want to hurt anyone`s sentiments.
`It is a move against art and the artist`s self-expression. I never intended to hurt anyone`s sentiments through the art,` he said.
`I only expressed my soul`s creativity through art. Art`s language is universal language. People who love it beyond all narrow viewpoints are my strength,` he said.
`I enjoy complete freedom in Qatar. Now Qatar is my place. Here no one controls my freedom of expression. I am very happy here,` he said.
Husain added that he would visit India, if he gets the opportunity
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Mangalore office of Kannada Prabha Newspaper burnt down by Muslim fundamentalist for publishing article on Burka
The office of Kannada newspaper Kannada Prabha in Mangalore was burnt down by a mob on Tuesday night for publishing an anti-burqa allegedly written by controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen.
Police say a group of 30 people came to the office of Kannada Prabha in Mangalore, vandalised the office, broke furniture and accessories.
The mob then set the office on fire and fled.
The Kannada Prabha office was ransacked by unidentified people. They threw a kerosene bottle in the office which led to the fire. There have been no injuries but office and property have been damaged. The office was ransacked at 2115 hrs IST today (Tuesday), said Mangalore SP Dr Subramanyeshwara Rao.
The Mangalore office of another Kannada newspaper Jaya Kirana was also attacked.
Unidentified people threw stones on the office and broke the computers. There have been no reports of anyone sustaining any injuries, said Rao.
Karnataka Police have increased security to all the offices of Kannada Prabha across the state. Security has also been given to the journalists of the newspaper across Karnataka
Kannada Prabha had published the article in its Sunday supplement on February 28 claiming that the article was reproduced from a book written by Taslima Nasreen.
But Taslima on Tuesday denied writing any article for a Kannada newspaper.
The article has sparked off violent protests in many parts of Karnataka including Shimoga and Hassan towns.
Two persons died and four others were injured in Shimoga district during violent protests against the article.
One person died when police fired at a mob and another other succumbed to injuries sustained in stone pelting, police said.
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Reply By tara23
Date: 2nd Mar, 2010 - 23:48
BSE: Rs 159.65 ( 1.46 % ), NSE: Rs. 159.65 ( 1.33 % )
but they may be slow movers after becoming low movers....
Addressed to alokvarshney52, brainchild, Ramki, bookworm, Abhay Kulkarni, chief_kamani, mep1, mohankumar1000, nitchakal, bihariboy, marketman, aamaadmi, FirstIndian, TrueCompanion, vuppala1948, tally
dear all
Callahan,
TC,
Pranky,
brainchild,
ramki,
mep1,
aamadmi,
abhay,
alok,
FI,
tally
HE has connected 14000 villages by road in 4 years which were not connected over period of 50 years since independence ! this is one of his many achievements at the young age of 38.
do you know the name of that 38 years young guy ?
Waiting for reply !
regards
PS:this will illustrate that how media filter and control the flow of informations. he is not modi , Dr J Sridhar Sarma...
Reliance Comm
Reply By Guest
Date: 23rd Feb, 2010 - 21:11
BSE: Rs 160.55 ( 0.09 % ), NSE: Rs. 160.70 ( 0.03 % )
why can one not buy 16 cr worth share?? instead of crying you are laughing?
god will punish non believer
jai mata di...
Indian politics will certainly change after this bill. Diversity is not only in terms of race / religion but also in gender. This bill will allow requisite representation for the other gender.
I do not think women are less corrupt or less efficient than men. They are simply different in the way they think. The entry of more women in politics will allow our parliament think better and come at better & longer lasting decisions. I feel, etiquetes and behaviour will also be improved.
Not all women can be remote controlled by their husbands. Once we create permanent positions for women, they will get out of their shell and contribute freely in the political process.
It is a pity that we had to make reservations to achieve this. It would have been much better if the top two parties, who seem to support this, would have done this voluntarily. People like Lalu are just demonstrating their moral vaccum by resisting. All they want is to continue the male dominance. The same Lalu had no problems in planting Rabdi in his chair.
Regards...
It is quite easy for the police to bring the culprits to justice. But then politicians will intervene.
Whether it is Mumbai`s SS or any other militant party, protecting their own turf, all have to be brought to bear the consequences of their actions.
Regards...
Indian Hotels
Posted by : rdadhe
Date :3rd Mar, 2010 - 10:58
BSE: Rs 95.05 ( 0.90 % ), NSE: Rs. 94.95 ( 0.74 % )
Same guest posting mails at other places. I won`t take him seriously.
On RCOM, asked what to do now when he is holding 2 lakh shares at Rs800. Just a tyre kicker.
Regards...
Reliance Comm
Posted by : rdadhe
Date :2nd Mar, 2010 - 23:22
BSE: Rs 159.65 ( 1.46 % ), NSE: Rs. 159.65 ( 1.33 % )
bazeegar,
I agree. With all other good stocks much higher than their lows last year, the telecom stocks offer good value. There are many negatives but then they are already known factors. Will the 3g auction provide necessary trigger for better valuations?
Regards ...
Hope he does not make a cartoon on Mohammed there. He may find it more dificult to live with.
Regards...
Reliance Comm
Posted by : rdadhe
Date :22nd Feb, 2010 - 12:36
BSE: Rs 162.70 ( 0.56 % ), NSE: Rs. 162.70 ( 0.46 % )
Ha Ha Ha,
Guest, you claim to have bought 16cr worth RCOM at the peak of Jan 2008. This means you claim to have held this for 2 years.
I have seen such bakwas mails all over the board. If you are so rich, then definitely you can afford better advise. Please leave us alone.
Regards...
Dr J Sridhar Sarma ???...
Callahan,
I did not like Nehru or Indira. But then who gave them so much power? Was it not the common folks of this country? They had complete and absolute power. Anyone who has wealth or power, tries to perpetuate it within his family. Nehru managed to creat a kingdom for his family. But then why blame him or Indira. It is we who gave them this power.
All I can see is that we have a possibility in Rahul, who seems to be a nice bloke, with good chances to win the top slot. There is a lot of BS written here about the "Italian" but don`t you think she is better than Maya or Jaya or Mamata? When we talk of the ossies having racial bias, what do we show?
When we speak of India becoming the second most rising country after China, does this happen without any contribution from the Govt?
For a person who claims not to support any party, who is your choice as a PM? Please look at what probability the selected person has of becoming one. If you have one vote in a life time, where will you put it? Will you not give it to the person who has maximum of Ability X Probability?
Regards...
With due respect, US economy is around 14 trilion, China around 7 trilion and India is 3.3 trilion when compared in PPP.
It is still a pipe dream to see India coming up as a strong contender to either of these.
Regards ...
Dear karshin,
There are differences in the comparison. When the neighbour dies, his family suffers a financial as well as emotional shock. They may recover from the emotional shock sooner or later but effect of the financial shock linger longer. I feel that after the meltdown in US, many banks have been given a lease of life by loaning them unlimited amount of cash. These are not free gifts but loans, which need to be returned. The under lying bad financial assets that created this problem, have not been addressed yet. It is like applying a band-aid for heart trouble.
These bad assets will have to be written off eventually. Just like this Dubai crisis, there will be more chapter-11 filings sooner or later. This affects the world wide financial community. When this happens, there will be definite impact on Indian markets. Indian markets are closely linked to movement of money to & from foreign investors.
Logically, Indian economy will grow faster than many western economies. Question is what level the market go to if foreign investments fly away to their own country and stay there? I take a longer view of the market. Will invest in value, whatever be the level of Index.
Regards ...
bhusbhac,
I really do not care. Reliance is a very sucessful business. Worth investing at any time if your horizon is long. I will be very happy if the stock goes down. Can pick up a few more.
Regards...
Radhika,
Any extreme is harmful. Socialism is not as absolute as Communism. I would prefer a social democracy over a pure capitalistic society.
All businessmen need a thriving economy to make their millions. Paying taxes and adhering to good coporate governance will not come unless there is some control from the govt. Looking back on the US meltdown, it is very easy to agree.
Regards...
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