Thank You Pakistan !!! says Indians

[JonAsad]

Thank you Pakistan, says Facebook - Yahoo! India News

Guess where are the secular indians now...

 

[thebrownguy]

Does the word "secular" have anything to even do with that article? Whats your point? And whoa, some one even "thanks" you for that post.

 

[Awesome]

Can someone post the article's text here? The link is blocked at my end due to the facebook in its name.

 

[xenia]

Can someone post the article's text here? The link is blocked at my end due to the facebook in its name.

Thank you Pakistan, says Facebook Buzz Up Share
Twitter Delicious Myspace Digg Stumble Upon Facebook Tue, Apr 27 09:05 AM
Mumbai, April 26 -- Trust social networking sites to not miss a chance to have a say in any heated current topic. Fan pages and messages on two popular sites - Facebook and Twitter - are fast becoming an ideal place for Internet junkies to vent.

Facebook reportedly has over 90 fan pages on Sania Mirza and her much talked about wedding to Pakistani cricketer, Shaoib Mallik. The page called 'Thank you Pakistan for taking Sania Mirza, now please take Rakhi Sawant also' has earned itself over 65,000 fans in a matter of two weeks. It currently has over 75,000 people supporting the statement.

And the popularity of the other group,'Throw away Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi', only puts in perspective how much importance the public spat between the two political figures is actually being given. As against the 65,000 fans for Sania's group, this page has only 30-odd members.

The category of this group proudly falls under Common Interest - Politics, while the description is 'throw away these un required people.' The topics of conversation on either site concern young enthusiasts making fun of how both the issues were given reverence on national news.

While a part of the page has also become a ground for debate between Internet junkies from both the neighbouring nations on various topics, the albums have been loaded with images of Rakhi Sawant and one of her alleged forced kiss with Mika Singh as well.

thats what the link is showing..

 

[footmarks]

Thank you Pakistan, says Facebook Buzz Up Share
Twitter Delicious Myspace Digg Stumble Upon Facebook Tue, Apr 27 09:05 AM
Mumbai, April 26 -- Trust social networking sites to not miss a chance to have a say in any heated current topic. Fan pages and messages on two popular sites - Facebook and Twitter - are fast becoming an ideal place for Internet junkies to vent.

Facebook reportedly has over 90 fan pages on Sania Mirza and her much talked about wedding to Pakistani cricketer, Shaoib Mallik. The page called 'Thank you Pakistan for taking Sania Mirza, now please take Rakhi Sawant also' has earned itself over 65,000 fans in a matter of two weeks. It currently has over 75,000 people supporting the statement.

And the popularity of the other group,'Throw away Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi', only puts in perspective how much importance the public spat between the two political figures is actually being given. As against the 65,000 fans for Sania's group, this page has only 30-odd members.

The category of this group proudly falls under Common Interest - Politics, while the description is 'throw away these un required people.' The topics of conversation on either site concern young enthusiasts making fun of how both the issues were given reverence on national news.

While a part of the page has also become a ground for debate between Internet junkies from both the neighbouring nations on various topics, the albums have been loaded with images of Rakhi Sawant and one of her alleged forced kiss with Mika Singh as well.

thats what the link is showing..

SO, how does the word "Secular" fit in here. Or are you trying to turn the debate to some other angle not related to the above news article?
Plz clarify, what do you want to imply by introducing the secular angle here?

 

[Awesome]

Indians need to get this thing through their heads - we haven't taken Sania Mirza. She wasn't anyone's personal property to take or give away. She and Shoaib willingly decided to get married. They both still belong to whoever they say they belong to - still their birth countries.

 

[makikirkiri]

Indians need to get this thing through their heads - we haven't taken Sania Mirza. She wasn't anyone's personal property to take or give away. She and Shoaib willingly decided to get married. They both still belong to whoever they say they belong to - still their birth countries.

I think people on both sides need to get this through.

 

[duhastmish]

I think people on both sides need to get this through.

what both sides ?????? there is not a single voice rising from paksitan.

its india issue - indian media made a big issue out of it and still trying to.

for them banglore bomb was 1 hour news and sania marriag was 1 month affair.

bloody idiots.

 

[karan.1970]

Indians need to get this thing through their heads - we haven't taken Sania Mirza. She wasn't anyone's personal property to take or give away. She and Shoaib willingly decided to get married. They both still belong to whoever they say they belong to - still their birth countries.

Make it both Indians and Pakistanis and your post is bang on...

 

[JonAsad]

Does the word "secular" have anything to even do with that article? Whats your point? And whoa, some one even "thanks" you for that post.

SO, how does the word "Secular" fit in here. Or are you trying to turn the debate to some other angle not related to the above news article?
Plz clarify, what do you want to imply by introducing the secular angle here?

well the word secular combine it with secular system or secular thinking are not some thing we can differentiate.
You cannot say you live in a secular state and do not follow secular thinkings nor they imply to different state of the govenrment or ppl living in it.

I have rightly written Where are the Secualar Indians now.
Cheers

 

[chachachoudhary]

Make it both Indians and Pakistanis and your post is bang on...

Ya, but before blaming anybody, the concerned people should remember that a thread dedicated to Sania-shoab has been active on this forum for days together without much information value to it and posters on that thread were seemingly enjoying the discussion.

 

[chachachoudhary]

well the word secular combine it with secular system or secular thinking are not some thing we can differentiate.
You cannot say you live in a secular state and do not follow secular thinkings nor they imply to different state of the govenrment or ppl living in it.

I have rightly written Secualar Indians.
Cheers

You need to adjust the dose of your medication. Please read your own post and ask yourself is it making any sense, are you yourself convinced with your logic?

 

[JonAsad]

Make it both Indians and Pakistanis and your post is bang on...

This is an issue for indias only so they should sort it out.. we are cool with it we took this news as Eid Gift in advance

Shoaib Malik is a Pakistani cricket celebrity we will be naturally happy for his marriage but sania bhabhi brought extra flavor to the happiness.. thats it.. no issues at all

 

[AVADI]

Indians need to get this thing through their heads - we haven't taken Sania Mirza. She wasn't anyone's personal property to take or give away. She and Shoaib willingly decided to get married. They both still belong to whoever they say they belong to - still their birth countries.

There are simple minded people on both sides what can we do about it......

 

[JonAsad]

You need to adjust the dose of your medication. Please read your own post and ask yourself is it making any sense, are you yourself convinced with your logic?

o cm on man.. should i add commas to it??

ok .. ok before any one else misinterpret it or dont understad it let me brief it.

Secular word itself does not only implies to the state of the government but also to the ppl living in the system.. Hope you get it now