Normal life in Kashmir valley was completely paralysed

[Tiki Tam Tam]

News reports, judging from a whole mix of sources, one can form an educated opinion.

Denial although can be a stronger medium of belief...

Indeed!

We must thank God for small mercies in that the news report and your "judgement from a whole of mix sources" did not lead you to your "educated opinion" that Srinagar is Pakistan!

Denial of what?

You living in a state of denial?

BTW, I hope you are not unwell or something!

 

[Spring Onion]

Jana,

I am not on fire at all.

I hope that clarifies.

Sir thats what i meant which u had written.

See Sir its a matter of opinion Asim is very young while u have a experinces of much value but even thn u act like Tronic or Hari sometimes on WAB sorry sir im just trying to say that Sir we all sometimes talk like we shoudnt.

On Kashmir bothe sides have their own opinion, the more you negate it the more we believe in and the more we negate it the more you believe in it.

 

[Tiki Tam Tam]

Jana,

Please believe what you have to believe. And state that it is the belief, but do not state or infer that that is what the news report states.

Why do I say so?


Quite a few posters don't read the post and having thought they have read what they wish to believe, they take the whole thread on to a tangent. This makes the serious poster wade through a whole lot of muck and is left helpless and hapless.

In forums that want to maintain integrity of intent as this, one would prefer that posters do not dream up statements that are not mentioned. More so when they are Moderators. Moderators do indicate the quality of the forum.

And if the posters do dream, then they should have a modicul of decency to mention that given the content of the news report, they believe that there could be a possibility of flags billowing with bountiful glee to the thunder of the anthem!

One does not write a post as if one's dreams are what the news report states!

Hope I have clarified.

Youth is no licence to not to start maturing and emulating other's experience. There is no dearth of the 'experienced" on the forum,I presume.

Or is there?