Comments on: the show must go on…

By: prototype

prototype — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:45:08 +0000

Well its true that they do stand in the rain and check drunken traffic… but they are equally corrupt, bad mouthed and show absolutely no respect towards you … it becomes a little tough to respect people like that … foprces on the other hand are treated with respect cuz they are not corrupt (atleast we dont think so ) and our encounters with them are through movies .. so we maybe a little justified in respecting the forces a little more

By: tilak

tilak — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:11:01 +0000

I think we are just taking our forces for granted. Because we pay them a salary with our taxes. And we think that we have done our duty. I think military service should be made compulsory for every citizen of India. May be then we will learn to respect our freedom and take it more seriously and give it a little more priority over cricket.

By: Ashish Deodhar

Ashish Deodhar — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:44:30 +0000

So exactly who will you choose as your leader next by exercising your precious ‘vote’?

I find it quite funny that there’s this sudden wave of sympathy for the Police, who for the rest of their time are busy raiding dance bars, collecting ‘haftas’ from Kamathipura, making money off helpless victims and criminals…… the list is endless.

The problem is not the politician, the Cricketer, the film star….. ITS US. THE PUBLIC. We have the power to make a hero and/or a villian out of anyone – the Pandu, Dhoni, SRK….. even ‘Prince’ (ring any bells?)

By: Namitabh

Namitabh — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 14:13:09 +0000

We all will forget the terror attacks within 15 days and the politicians will again take over the business as usual…….only the media will be the one repeating the footage again and again till the next terror strike happens and they get new footage…….

The only difference this time will be that the youth of India is vigilant enough to exercise their rights to choose the Leaders who can protect the next generation from the Terrorist strikes…….

By: Just PK

Just PK — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:14:48 +0000

i just want to answer one question of yours. Yes these guys have families…they have parents, wife and children…and their lives will NEVER come back to track again. you and media will talk about it for 1 day , week or may be a month…but go back after 10 years to their homes, you will still find that mother crying in front of her son’s picture…that is the impact it has on that family…the world moves on, but it stands still for them…the mother, the father, the wife…who gave away the one they loved the most for the nation…their lives never ever come back to track again

By: Rajyash

Rajyash — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 08:13:13 +0000

Hello the only question arises into my mind Why did it took 60 hrs? How do you justify a politicians MR R R Patil saying “Bade Bade sahero may chote chote hadasse hote rahete hai” How cool is that?
Talking about talent, can you pls tell me as of who his the talented politician present? After the fall of Rajiv Gandhi we don’t see any talented politicians.Even any does come up this so call politician would not allow him to grow.
Take an example of this incident the politician were aware of the attack but still they didn’t reacted. The fisherman or you can say the common man had done their job of flow of the vital information, but it wasn’t care off.
Now is high time to restructure our so call the political family, wherein people who have done something for our country should only be allowed to stand for the election.And proper agenda should be kept in front of the people about the thing he will be doing in his tenure.