Why goro represents pagans of india

[Slav Defence]

Sometimes it makes me laugh, like this one. I seriously doubt this guy has read even a single page of Arthashastra, a book that is recommended in top management schools all over the World.

Some times I really get astonished at the behaviours of certain members, both Indian and Pakistani alike.

I keep coming back here at times, because I'm kind of used to it and made some friends here. All part of life

Indians discuss a lot about chanakya.It would be great if you send me some good book except wikipedia about him.I want to read about his intellect and dexterity.

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[Soulspeek]

You are right. Had this been the case, PDF would have lost all its entertainment value. No advertisement revenue. No nothing.

PDF is doing good because Indians are there!

That is really wrong accusation.It is because if we were that much full of hate,then we wouldn't have provided opportunity to Indians in this website in the first place nor we have showed tolerance to them.You are most welcome to visit bharat rakshak or israeli forums and mark my words you will be getting sick.
No one will ever understand our relationship.We fight,beat and hit each other but in the end,both Pakistani and Indians laugh together,before good night sleep!
You are a TTA and I am observing your post quality for quite sometime which is declining.You need to elevate it,my friend.

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[nForce]

Indians discuss a lot about chanakya.It would be great if you send me some good book except wikipedia about him.I want to read about his intellect and dexterity.

regards

Kautilya's Arthashastra; The Way of Financial Management and Economic Governance

The Arthashastra (Penguin classics)

You can get them in Amazon Kindle. I downloaded the Kindle app in my Android tablet. They are great, prices are decent and as the great Syed Mustafa Siraj has said, "Nobody has ever gone bankrupt by buying books"

Did you know, Chanakya was originally from the ancient University of Taxilla, present day Pakistan.

Threads like this one are actually thought provoking. Who or what is it that this guy is trying to demonize ? Being a Pakistani, Chanakya is very much part of his own history too, as much as it is mine. So, is it the religion that is the bias here ? Highly probable. The very next obvious question would be why and how did that happen ? But then again, we never make it to those layers here.
So, yes, as you said, I take a look at the rants, laugh at it and go to sleep.

 

[gau8av]

 

[hussain0216]

There is actually a mortal kombat character called shiva based I assume on a indian God (maybe shiva and kali maa)

 

[Slav Defence]

Kautilya's Arthashastra; The Way of Financial Management and Economic Governance

The Arthashastra (Penguin classics)

You can get them in Amazon Kindle. I downloaded the Kindle app in my Android tablet. They are great, prices are decent and as the great Syed Mustafa Siraj has said, "Nobody has ever gone bankrupt by buying books"

Did you know, Chanakya was originally from the ancient University of Taxilla, present day Pakistan.

Threads like this one are actually thought provoking. Who or what is it that this guy is trying to demonize ? Being a Pakistani, Chanakya is very much part of his own history too, as much as it is mine. So, is it the religion that is the bias here ? Highly probable. The very next obvious question would be why and how did that happen ? But then again, we never make it to those layers here.
So, yes, as you said, I take a look at the rants, laugh at it and go to sleep.

Infact,it pleases me to find out that this motherland Pakistan have given birth to such amazing mind,I never knew that Chanakiya was born in Taxilla?Yep thanks sir!

regards

 

[nForce]

Infact,it pleases me to find out that this motherland Pakistan have given birth to such amazing mind,I never knew that Chanakiya was born in Taxilla?Yep thanks sir!

regards

There is some ambiguity about where he was born. Some say Taxilla, some say South India, North India etc etc., we are talking about 300 BC here.

But he was a scholar at Taxilla.