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Sir,
When I see you talking gibberish I go a little off topic to remind you about it.
It so happens that whenever you see a thread name with Pakistan in it you assume that its going to be anti-Pakistan , specially if it not posted by a Pakistani.

Sir its your plethora of negative feelings towards this news that I fail to understand.
Sir let me tell you one thing loud and clear that this man Mr.Doval might be having the nuclear button in his hand but he's smart enough not to use it. We(Indians) are not looking for a war as that would destabilize the country further and nor 're our neighbors themselves in a state to start a full fledged war.
So it is better to find a middle ground and talk of peace rather than thinking of nuking each other.
The putative war like situation that that you've imagined in your head is nothing but just an illusion.


And @Aeronaut why is it that ppl on my ignore list can come and post on my thread???
could you please ensure that the "ignore" function works both ways. I seriously dont want uninvited guests on my threads.
Right now I've removed Mr.Abu from my ignore list.

Talking crap is your forte, not mine! .

I don't have any -ve feelings, you are deflecting your insecurities and inferiority complex on to me. Please quote where I said anything -ve about Doval?

I honestly don't care who Mr.Modi appoints or dismisses, I could be least bothered, because I have first hand knowledge of when push comes to shove, the reply you will get won't be a nice one, to put it mildly. Kiyani is dead, the new guy will never take BS from you or from NS.

We are all for peace, but you have proven with your false flag operations, that you are insincere.
 

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Sir,
If you didnt notice you had already replied to my post...check post #126 then why again did you have to quote my same post in post#139????
That should show to what extent this thread has irked you.My apologies sir.

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Post#126 was in reply to your rantings of Post#121

Post#139 was in reply to your rantings of Post#115

Despite the attempt at sanity, you miserably shot yourself in the foot! Since you have trouble understanding English let me simplify it for you:

Post#126 in response to Post # 121
Post#139 in response to Post # 115


And for your post #126 I am planning a more apt reply on "whatever".

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Apt reply = NO.
Ramblings / Rantings = Yes

You still haven't provided a single quote of mine where I said anything -ve about Mr.Doval?????

Is there anything else, you do besides wild accusations???
 
Sir
I guess you have nothing better to contribute on this thread, will you please step out of this thread instead of provoking members.
Sir
I guess you have nothing better to contribute on this thread, will you please step out of this thread instead of provoking members.


Even with your oxfordian english you could not understand my post sir.I never accused of saying something negative about Mr.Doval instead I said you have misunderstood my original post.
This is what I said ...now tell me when did I accuse you of saying something negative about Mr.Doval??

I'm not provoking anyone, neither have I misunderstood anything. It is your blind hatred and inferiority complex that brings you to this forum, resulting in rantings and ramblings!

Post#144. Think, before you accuse someone, and when you do, prove it, otherwise keep quite.

Just because you open a thread doesn't mean you OWN it!!
 
I'm not provoking anyone, neither have I misunderstood anything. It is your blind hatred and inferiority complex that brings you to this forum, resulting in rantings and ramblings!

Post#144. Think, before you accuse someone, and when you do, prove it, otherwise keep quite.

Just because you open a thread doesn't mean you OWN it!!

Sir did you even prove where did I accuse you saying something -ve about Mr.Doval???

sir you might like to read this

Public Interest Foundation looking for director to head think-tank as Nripendra Misra resigns - Economic Times
Public Interest Foundation looking for director to head think-tank as Nripendra Misra resigns
Vikas Dhoot, ET BureauMay 31, 2014, 04.31AM IST
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NEW DELHI: These words were written a day before the election result that changed India's political complexion overnight: "The next government will face the challenge of curbing corruption, incentivising growth and development, generating employment opportunities and checking inflationary pressure... It must be remembered that the government will be on probation as its performance would be critically tracked by a very vibrant civil society and media.

Now the person who wrote them has the chance of turning words into action. Their author, Nripendra Misra, was handpicked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be his principal secretary, an all-powerful post whose occupant ensures that what his boss wants actually gets done. Modi was so sure he wanted Misra that the government even got an ordinance issued to change the law governing the employment of those who've headed the telecom regulator.

Of course, what this also means is that Naresh Chandra is now looking for a director to head the reform-focused Public Interest Foundation (PIF) thinktank, the job that Misra was doing until just a few days ago. "We were all taken unawares but it came as a pleasant surprise," said Chandra, PIF chairman and former cabinet secretary.

"We accepted his resignation with great regret and pleasure." Misra joined PIF after retiring as Telecom Regulatory Authority of India chairman in 2009 At PIF, he worked out of a cramped office in Delhi's Greater Kailash with two young research scholars and one administrative assistant, a far cry from the army of officials who will be at his beck and call at the PMO.

His influence on the new administration already seems evident. The PM's 10 commandments to ministers issued on Thursday, giving top priority to empowering officials to work without the fear of investigations governing their every action, reflect Misra's thinking. Last month, he had said:

"Bureaucrats, we have seen in recent times, fear taking strong decisions, for at times they can be wrongly held accountable for a well-intended decision that could not bear the desired results. I hope Modi looks into this if he gets to lead them at the Centre."

At the foundation, Misra also filed a series of Right to Information applications to seek out action taken by the then UPA government to implement the reports of the Second Administrative Reforms Commission chaired by former law minister Veerappa Moily. Misra was notably impatient with what he saw as evasion by the government: "It is indefensible that the recommendations are being subjected to routine procedures and formalities and no attempt has been made to fast-track the execution."

PIF was set up six years ago to serve those not empowered to enjoy their rights under the Constitution. Misra translated that intent with sustained advocacy and research work on areas ranging across gender violence, electoral reforms, black money, administrative and regulatory reforms, prevention of corruption and elementary education.

He pushed hard for electoral reforms to keep criminals out of Parliament. Apart from working with the Election Commission and the Law Commission on the issue, he also filed two petitions in the Supreme Court seeking faster trials of such cases, according to Chandra. He was also a key member of a group of 82 retired officers that approached the Supreme Court for long-pending civil service reforms to free bureaucrats from political pressures.

That led to the court seeking urgent action from the Centre and state governments on the issue. Misra also believed in reworking with other credible agencies and NGOs, Chandra said. "He had written to all think-tanks doing good work to team up together wherever it is possible. We will continue to use that approach as it's better to avoid duplication of work and wastage of meagre resources while combining our voices to push for policy change," he said.

Chandra said finding a replacement with the energy, enthusiasm and vision of Misra would be tough. The board will meet soon to identify candidates for the director's job. Anil Kumar, former secretary to ex-vice president Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, has been assigned temporary charge of the directorship.

Kumar, who was an advisor to PIF till now, told ET he will miss long conversations with Misra over tea at the PIF office debating critical issues. The foundation was set up by an eclectic group of public-spirited citizens that includes former RBI governor Bimal Jalan, former CII boss Tarun Das and former Delhi chief secretary Shailaja Chandra, and runs on a Rs 10-crore corpus from the Neotia Foundation.


Its a very interesting article about our new principal secretary to our PM.Our PM has now formed an excellent team and he would spear head our country in the right direction.
Btw jealousy has no cure sirrrr, but I am hoping against all hopes that you would recover.Get well soon sir. :-)
 
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Sir did you even prove where did I accuse you saying something -ve about Mr.Doval???

sir you might like to read this

Public Interest Foundation looking for director to head think-tank as Nripendra Misra resigns - Economic Times



Its a very interesting article about our new principal secretary to our PM.Our PM has now formed an excellent team and he would spear head our country in the right direction.
Btw jealousy has no cure sirrrr, but I am hoping against all hopes that you would recover.Get well soon sir. :-)
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I am liking this modi guy everyday, things will get interesting otherwise last 10 boring years we have seen
 
Don't worry our cards are also ready. If found more source of such events, then India can simply say Bye Bye to Afghanistan.

But again, We are hoping for peace not fight.
Oh come on bro they don't like this word, don't you get it.Peace is our kind of stuff u know. ;):):cool:
 
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