About Author: Sandeep

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  • Another hired troll columnist of Outlook does her routine about trashing the positive developments that have taken place in India in the recent years. She says there’s nothing to feel good about the "feel good" factors in India. Instead, she wants us to concentrate on...

    Definitely Feel Good About India

    Posted on December 17, 2003 | 1 Comment
    Another hired troll columnist of Outlook does her routine about trashing the positive developments that have taken place in India in the recent years. She says there’s nothing to feel good about the "feel good" factors in India. Instead, she wants us to concentrate on...

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  • The venerable Imam of the Holiest Mosque of Mecca has this to say about: Hindus: The idol-worshipping Hindus indulge in their open hatred against our brothers and sanctities in Muslim Kashmir, threatening an imminent danger and a fierce war in the whole Indian subcontinent. Jews:...

    Kill the Idol Worshippers

    Posted on December 17, 2003 | No Comments
    The venerable Imam of the Holiest Mosque of Mecca has this to say about: Hindus: The idol-worshipping Hindus indulge in their open hatred against our brothers and sanctities in Muslim Kashmir, threatening an imminent danger and a fierce war in the whole Indian subcontinent. Jews:...

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  • A Test entry Tweet

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    Posted on December 15, 2003 | No Comments
    A Test entry Tweet

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  • Lysenko’s name caught my attention: I don’t remember the context where I came across his name and it’s not important. Lysenko personifies Science Serving Ideology. For a great measure. His claim to fame? A “peasant” agronomist in proletariat Russia (USSR). His methods: devious and fraudulent...

    Biology’s Rasputin

    Posted on December 12, 2003 | No Comments
    Lysenko’s name caught my attention: I don’t remember the context where I came across his name and it’s not important. Lysenko personifies Science Serving Ideology. For a great measure. His claim to fame? A “peasant” agronomist in proletariat Russia (USSR). His methods: devious and fraudulent...

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  • Although this incident happened about 4-5 ago, it is fresh in my memory. I was travelling in a BMTC (Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation) monster bus after a tiring day. As is customary of me, I fished out a book–I always carry at least 2 books...

    Random Conversation

    Posted on December 6, 2003 | 2 Comments
    Although this incident happened about 4-5 ago, it is fresh in my memory. I was travelling in a BMTC (Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation) monster bus after a tiring day. As is customary of me, I fished out a book–I always carry at least 2 books...

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  • The rout is complete. The 100+ year-old pseudo-secular political party has tasted defeat in states which were its traditional fortresses. And what a defeat! In each of these three states, the BJP scored a thumping majority reducing the number of Congress-ruled states by three. If...

    Triple Knockout

    Posted on December 5, 2003 | No Comments
    The rout is complete. The 100+ year-old pseudo-secular political party has tasted defeat in states which were its traditional fortresses. And what a defeat! In each of these three states, the BJP scored a thumping majority reducing the number of Congress-ruled states by three. If...

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  • This article by the other Hitchens–Peter Hitchens, brother of Christopher Hitchens–Christopher Hitchens, who for the first time unravelled damning evidence against Mother Theresa in his The Missionary Position–throws light on the sad plight of Britain today. I strongly believe that Britain is facing far too...

    Brits Beware!

    Posted on December 3, 2003 | 3 Comments
    This article by the other Hitchens–Peter Hitchens, brother of Christopher Hitchens–Christopher Hitchens, who for the first time unravelled damning evidence against Mother Theresa in his The Missionary Position–throws light on the sad plight of Britain today. I strongly believe that Britain is facing far too...

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  • One of the most prolific writers, I like Naipaul more for his travelogues/non-fiction. What I don’t like about these books is a certain tone of pessimism that pervades therein–India, a Wounded Civilization is a good example of this. Among the Believers is what I’m reading...

    Among the Believers

    Posted on November 3, 2003 | 1 Comment
    One of the most prolific writers, I like Naipaul more for his travelogues/non-fiction. What I don’t like about these books is a certain tone of pessimism that pervades therein–India, a Wounded Civilization is a good example of this. Among the Believers is what I’m reading...

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  • I had blogged earlier about our Prime Minister’s efforts to placate bargain peace with the neighbouring Terrorist State. Somehow, the image of India as a "soft" state never seems to leave us. From Nehru right up to Atalji no one has dared–except perhaps during the...

    Peace that’ll Never Happen

    Posted on October 31, 2003 | No Comments
    I had blogged earlier about our Prime Minister’s efforts to placate bargain peace with the neighbouring Terrorist State. Somehow, the image of India as a "soft" state never seems to leave us. From Nehru right up to Atalji no one has dared–except perhaps during the...

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  • What else can you expect from the Yellow Journal of India? And this appears in the "Middle" section of the Toilet Paper of India. Precious inches wasted! A migration-cum-love-cum-death-cum-anti-Semitic story. Apparently, this retard must have scored zeroes in his History papers in school. Look what...

    One More Moron

    Posted on October 29, 2003 | 1 Comment
    What else can you expect from the Yellow Journal of India? And this appears in the "Middle" section of the Toilet Paper of India. Precious inches wasted! A migration-cum-love-cum-death-cum-anti-Semitic story. Apparently, this retard must have scored zeroes in his History papers in school. Look what...

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  • Read this and let me know what you think. Some excerpts. In a culture wedded to the fantasy that women can have sex like men?as if men don?t crave connection and commitment?it simply wouldn?t do to have a girl like me argue on TV that...

    Food for Thought

    Posted on October 28, 2003 | 5 Comments
    Read this and let me know what you think. Some excerpts. In a culture wedded to the fantasy that women can have sex like men?as if men don?t crave connection and commitment?it simply wouldn?t do to have a girl like me argue on TV that...

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  • I’ve given up hope on my efforts to blog regularly. My posts are becoming shorter–all right, I concede that the length of a post is in no way proportional to its quality–and more infrequent thanks to some pretty tight schedules at work. So, instead of...

    Jivha, Ayn Rand and Confused Jottings

    Posted on October 27, 2003 | 4 Comments
    I’ve given up hope on my efforts to blog regularly. My posts are becoming shorter–all right, I concede that the length of a post is in no way proportional to its quality–and more infrequent thanks to some pretty tight schedules at work. So, instead of...

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