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You think these idots who attack helpless women in large groups are defenders of Hinduism and Hindu culture?

Can someone please explain 'hydrogen bonding' in this context.

Looks like a lot of people with a chip on their shoulders spouting racist bull here. The opening ceremony in my opinion was brilliant. You guys can try and belittle it as much as you want, but in terms of exporting culture to the world, the British are in a league of their own.

He is right. where is the parity? India is leagues ahead of Pakistan.

No big deal. What would have been interesting is if a Muslim boy had converted on live television. Now that would have let the cat among the pigeons.

Anyone can buy a ticket and enter. There are designated public days over the weekend and an enthusiasts day on Friday. This year, the number of flying displays were lower than those of previous years. There were also more flying displays on public days compared to the enthusiast's day. About...

I've enjoyed reading this book but I never thought that it would be a story which would work well in cinematic form. I am very interested in finding out how well Ang Lee adapts this story to film. The trailer looks very promising.

Nope. A big chunk of them are the superstitious type who will do all sort of silly stuff with the belief that their films will do well. This includes changing names, wearing tons of special power rings/taweezes, visit all sort of holy men/women, dargahs, temples, etc. It has more to do with...

Not sure about this. In India, building states according to linguistic lines has been quiet successful by giving various groups a say in their own governance. This helps improve participation which reduces resentment against other communities. Japan may not be the right example here considering...

Wasn't that Amir Khan? Amir Khan (boxer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Other than that small detail, I agree with you.

So where is the recording he took on the mobile phone?

The Nizam was the sovereign of a country and represented the state. The money belongs to the state.

The article makes it clear. The Ostrich is a non-native exotic bird so I guess slaughter for food is prevented. They could have amended the law to make an exception for Ostriches but I guess they just found it much easier to define an Ostrich as an animal which I am guessing has more leeway...

This sort of declarations are very common in the legal world. Its usually for taxation purposes. An example is the Tomato. FACT: in the US a tomato is legally a vegetable for tax reasons or Pringles. BBC NEWS | Business | Pringles 'are not potato crisps'

It is interesting that large numbers all over the world have gone off religion and are now agnostics or atheists. Possibly the Catholic church losing a lot more than most. I wonder if the author ever anticipated that religion itself would lose all relevance.

The author was a French Missonary who visited India in the early 1800s. He was a man of his times. Society and cultural practices since then have changed a lot. Jean-Antoine Dubois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nothing to see here. In this case, inbred means inherent characteristics. Not...

I think lazy is the wrong word. It is just taking into account physical activity. Sitting on a desk all day working/studying hard would get a lot less points compared to aimlessly walking around.

I guess you meant _ALSO_. Yes the statement equally applies to Indians. There are a lot of injustices in India and almost everyone of us will agree to it. However to paint the Indian Government and as an extension, the vast majority of people which elects it as being communal is a huge...

Is it anti-Pakistani to point out the hypocrisy? There is an old saying about people in glass houses throwing stones at others.

6 billion Pakistani Rupees is about 64 million dollars. Isn't that too small to be running railway services for a country as large as Pakistan?