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Relax and don't press the panic button. There are serious issues in India right now but calling it Taliban is over-the-top. There are pockets of radicalization, and they have always been there. They are just more emboldened now that they think the government is on their side. One lost...

I will not even report you because you will get banned soon enough. Seriously, how pathetic is your existence, that you are not even willing to serve out your ban? Most Indian members here have been banned several times. Go play some sports, run 10k, get a girlfriend - in other words get a life.

Indian judiciary faces a plethora of problems, but so far its independence has been brought into question only once - during the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi. There are, of course, the obvious issues such as incompetent appointments at the lower levels, corruption, inordinate delays, poor...

So you are back? Gadkari? How many IDs will you create?

Hahahaha!!! Jeremy's responses are too funny! I wonder how he got hold of so much Hindi? Bhakts are so retarded it is funny in a not-so-funny way. On the one hand, they have some standard tropes - rejection of Macaulay's education reforms, denigration of Western achievements in science, law and...

Several of them are courteous as well. Just that the conversation can descend into acrimony pretty quickly.

Our principle religious tenets were formed before we had proven basic scientific facts. I use the word "proven" instead of "knew" because vague references which sometimes correlate to actual scientific discovery are discounted. Without following the scientific method of systematic observation...

Spoken like a typical Bhakt. My Papa was a lawyer so I must know the law. And the term is "Advocate", not lawyer. I studied at NLSIU, Bangalore, the best law school in the country, worked at the Supreme Court for two years before moving out of India to complete my Masters in Economics at LSE...

Yes, very relevant points, all of these. Everyone should applaud your brilliant expose. There is no cure for stupid, and I do not intend to find one.

The rest of your rubbish is not worthy of a response. However, I will respond to the conflation of Hindutva with Hinduism. The judgment in question does not distinguish between them clearly enough, which is the primary reason why Hindutva goons conflate the term. I have made the same argument as...

Your presumption has a basis. I know, before you got permanently banned i have had this conversation with you. And you think that now with a new ID no one will be able to figure that out. Don't worry, you will get banned again and will get to make the same "gotcha" remarks from another ID...

Your rhetorical demagoguery may work like a charm with the semi-educated mass that forms your party's loyal support base. It just doesn't happen to cut it with anyone else. About the report, without reading it you are in no position to have a debate about constitutional rights vis-a-vis...

Just as I thought. Religious person who believes in outlandish mumbo-jumbo trying hard to engage with the real world. First get rid of all the religious nonsense clogging your brain, and you may then have some hope. Have a good day.

Is that pride or chauvinism? Without going into the factual accuracy of your claim (as you have sufficiently caveated it by the word "remnant"), why exactly should anyone pride themselves on something merely because it is ancient?

https://sabrangindia.in/article/serious-mismatch-between-indian-reality-and-freedoms-guaranteed-constitution-us-report There is a Report (PDF) referenced in it. Read the report. If you have any doubts we can discuss.

I have nothing against harmless mumbo-jumbo as long as it does not infringe upon my Constitutional rights. Once it does so, we have a problem.

That is, unfortunately, where the definition of radical Islam begins as well - as a way of life as opposed to a system of personal belief. Once something is defined as a way of life, spillover into the political realm is inevitable and you can say goodbye to the secular identity of India.

Aah... Jobless growth. Well, to be honest, this is one area where the present government is not directly at fault. There is a global process at play here. Either GDP growth is totally de-linked from growth in employment, or increased employment is seen in dead-end sectors with abysmal minimum...

India's so- called demographic dividend is a joke. A sizeable population of youth is good enough to sustain medium -term economic growth at 7-8%. However, the quality of growth will be consumption- oriented because our young population has poor work skills and unless they improve, they cannot...

And of course, mentioning Godwin's Law in response to a post that does not even mention Hitler/Nazis is such an excellent demonstration of competence.