Shankranthi
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Facebook data comes under US jurisdiction!
And US would have refused a request by NIA to trace a terrorist ?
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Facebook data comes under US jurisdiction!
Well if you don't know the process then Google is your friend.And US would have refused a request by NIA to trace a terrorist ?
No, thank Heavens. My juniors have made it to 3 star grade in the Army, 4 in the Air Force, 3 in the Navy. And a Chief Minister as well. We started with a 1 star from the first batch (I was the second batch), but he became an engineer after NDA, and worked in EME.
fair enough.
No not at all......The idea is to come to a conclusion........ If he is a charity worker then there is no point....... If he is indeed a terrorist, then how come he was operating soo openly.....
It is alrite to pass this post by the way....
Well if you don't know the process then Google is your friend.
Just like language comprehension skills.One does not need google to replace common sense. Google is useful to FIND data, but to analyse data you need to use your own intelligence. There is no alternative for that.
Election fixer.
This was one attack which was handled in a matured way by both countries especially when you compared to previous attacks........ Even India allowed an ISI guy inside its air base to investigate....The question is, Will they allow indian investigators inside pakistan??? I guess no...... Big brother or Big boss wont allow NS to take such a call......
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What is your opinion of Public Schools - like Mayo, Doon, Schindia, Welhams etc
I am writing a piece on their contribution to Armed Forces and Public Service. Being a Mayo Old boy, I have the details for it but outside of Doon which I frequently visited I am not too aware of the cultural focus on serving for the country.
Tangentially do you think Public Boarding Schools prepare the children better in this respect by exposing them to harsh realities of the world quite early on? In Mayo despite having three princes from India, two from gulf, grandson of BD PM, umpteen sons of politicians, IAS officers and armed forces
We didn't have ACs in our dorms, one fan for a dorm of 8 kids, extreme levels of hazing condoned by teachers as well as parents as Character Building, a code of conduct focused on no snitching, un questioning obedience to seniors thus establishing a chain of command, morning cross country races, obsession on physical fitness etc - in short just like army boot camp.
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Are you insinuating elections are being fixed in India?
look to the neighbourhood @-xXx-Are you insinuating elections are being fixed in India?
I have a lot of Mayo friends, but I honestly don't think much of the hazing culture, either here or in Lawrence, which is a comparable, or even a better pair of schools. And the hazing culture at the NDA is positively loathesome; I can't believe that you can't get close to your juniors without brutalising them.
They do however inculcate a code of values and this is critical, IMHO. Other schools don't. The Sainik Schools do; I should mention that I went through four, a district school at Jalpaiguri, a very, very old school set up by Miss Eden in Barrackpore, on the edges of the former Viceregal Estate, Latbagan, Sainik School, then when they told me I wouldn't get Navy exec. branch because of my defective eyes, La Martiniere. The second two had very strong value systems, of entirely different sorts and orientation, but both counted, I think; Sainik School was totally oriented to the SSB and NDA, and it was heaven, because there was no hazing, and because of the very wide mix, from sardars to biharis to bengalis to nagas and assamese. La Martiniere was different, the other side of the coin, defendants of Lucknow against the mutineers, and very, very Anglo-Indian, actually less so in Calcutta than in Lucknow (Lyons is completely oblivious to the Indian schools except for the very occasional once in a century visitor).
About what you described, I think that the no-AC is fine, one fan is not, hazing is despicable, but the rest sounds very good, very like what we went through in Sainik School. I was always in trouble for talking back to seniors, but got away because I was also an instructor in the NCC (all arms) troop and had a single stripe. So after doing the physical punishment, all was forgiven. The loyalty it bred was phenomenal. I had a three digit roll number, and now it's in the 4000 + range, but if I open my mouth, somebody, somewhere will come running.
Getting back to Mayo, I have met a number, but never came across a bad egg, so that must say something. Ditto for Scindia and Welham, and in Spades redoubled for Lawrence. I am not enthusiastic about Dosco-ites, for some reason. All in all, I think Mayo is a good thing. And I'm pleased to learn you're from Mayo.
No.
Firstly saying that an ISI guy was let into the base seems a bit far fetched even in Indian journalistic standards.
Secondly what was reciprocated in that investigation is also not available to us keyboard clickers.
Thirdly JeM is a banned organization in our country and are involved in thousands of deaths within our borders. Every week we see at least 10 of their terrorists being neutralized. What more it is also also mentioned in the article that the guy who facilitated this has run off to where the American troops and Indian intelligence operatives are in high concentration
Saying that someone with facebook access from Pakistan did it and The Pakistani government, army and everyone with internet did it should be differentiated
I have a lot of Mayo friends, but I honestly don't think much of the hazing culture, either here or in Lawrence, which is a comparable, or even a better pair of schools. And the hazing culture at the NDA is positively loathesome; I can't believe that you can't get close to your juniors without brutalising them.
They do however inculcate a code of values and this is critical, IMHO. Other schools don't. The Sainik Schools do; I should mention that I went through four, a district school at Jalpaiguri, a very, very old school set up by Miss Eden in Barrackpore, on the edges of the former Viceregal Estate, Latbagan, Sainik School, then when they told me I wouldn't get Navy exec. branch because of my defective eyes, La Martiniere. The second two had very strong value systems, of entirely different sorts and orientation, but both counted, I think; Sainik School was totally oriented to the SSB and NDA, and it was heaven, because there was no hazing, and because of the very wide mix, from sardars to biharis to bengalis to nagas and assamese. La Martiniere was different, the other side of the coin, defendants of Lucknow against the mutineers, and very, very Anglo-Indian, actually less so in Calcutta than in Lucknow (Lyons is completely oblivious to the Indian schools except for the very occasional once in a century visitor).
About what you described, I think that the no-AC is fine, one fan is not, hazing is despicable, but the rest sounds very good, very like what we went through in Sainik School. I was always in trouble for talking back to seniors, but got away because I was also an instructor in the NCC (all arms) troop and had a single stripe. So after doing the physical punishment, all was forgiven. The loyalty it bred was phenomenal. I had a three digit roll number, and now it's in the 4000 + range, but if I open my mouth, somebody, somewhere will come running.
Getting back to Mayo, I have met a number, but never came across a bad egg, so that must say something. Ditto for Scindia and Welham, and in Spades redoubled for Lawrence. I am not enthusiastic about Dosco-ites, for some reason. All in all, I think Mayo is a good thing. And I'm pleased to learn you're from Mayo.