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SST B
Apr 14, 2021 · 09:02 am By the way Kumbh Meka started some weeks back. They will now get infected because if the new strains that hit metros and folks then migrating back. It’s illogical to suggest Kumbh or elections states started the second wave but they will now suffer the second wave
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FFarooque Khan
Apr 11, 2021 · 08:10 am Bangladesh may deserve praise, but the way India has treated its minorities, by denying them justice, by discriminating against them for employment, educaton. political appointments, economic and cultural opportunties, etc, etc. deserves nothing but shame. The Govt., the legislatures, and the judiciary have all come together to suppress the minorities. ts a country of hate and discrimination based on superstition and casteism. The funniest part is its ambtion to lead the world.
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RRakesh K
Apr 10, 2021 · 10:02 am Modiji, thaali-bartan maarna bandh kijiye. Aur theek theek kaam karna seeks lijiye. Chey saal ho chukey. Ab aur kitne saal, Modi sarkar?
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AAshok Bhagat
Apr 08, 2021 · 12:25 pm I disagree with the theme of your presentation. I agree that large crowds did assemble during election campaigns at all places and Anti Covid rules were violated, almost always. But the crowd in campaigns was not due to a village fair, fate of the nation was getting decided. And there are constitutional rights with regard to elections and campaign and voting. If that is suspended due to Covid you and opposition will jump up and down little more than you are doing now. You are never short of words. While you are taking name of BJP, what prevented you from taking names of others in the caption of this article. Are you a position to guarantee that all political parties stay home and do the electioneering without any public gathering. Come on at least try to show that you are a fair journalist.
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AAbhinav Mishra
Apr 08, 2021 · 09:44 am This is amusing. Taslima herself is a muslim and she has experienced the horror of having such brainwashed persons in society who think God doesn't care about centuries or run they make but God cares for the length of the beard or shaving of mustaches.
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SSyed Zaidi
Apr 05, 2021 · 12:31 pm Saurabh Kirpal is by all accounts a brilliant legal mind and a person of integrity. Just the sort of person we need as a judge but which we so rarely get. That aside, let me voice my dissent to the author’s ‘gay’ agenda. I object to the idea what we need LGBTQXYZ people as such in positions of authority. That is horribly reductive. We need more restraint in our public discourse and we need to let people’s private lives stay private. We need to be more conservative and get back to the age before we adopted Western laws about private matters. It is best to avoid the use of made-up concepts such as ‘hetero-normative’ that are destructive of the mythic order. The challenge is to preserve that while assuring ourselves and our brothers and sisters liberty and respect.
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SSomdev Rao Madala
Apr 05, 2021 · 07:24 am People are yearning for change.
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SShivnarain Madahar
Apr 04, 2021 · 07:15 pm Disgusting totally disguting . This shows the narrow minded people. What we have come down to. Just imagine people outside India do the same to our places of worship?
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RRoshanraj Anand
Apr 04, 2021 · 06:52 am Government is not fool enough to bring forth the it's own conspiracy or even if it does it has lot of caged parrots speaking what their masters taught.It is not this government othe government also did it The modus operandi is clear when ever Dali agitation starts for identity .the earstwhile government plays this drama to bring naxalite angle to the movement The government played it during Dalit Panther movement,The agitation of Bhotmages daughters rape and murder and now the Bhima coregaon The motive is clear to defame the agitation,and torture the sympathisers .and the same method they are applying in kisan agitation here instead of naxalite they chose khalistani narative .
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