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Mindset of a terrorist – How far are parents responsible?

Lalit, Dec 5 2008

Sorry sir, I do not agree. The gen Y hardly listens to their parents. They easily get attracted towards the outside charms that parents fail to get hold of them. U think people want their children to be drug addicts? Still children get involved into...

Mindset of a terrorist – How far are parents responsible?

Anil, Dec 5 2008

Yes, parenting is the important issue. The society, social fabric, community, country and continent all make their contribution in making a personality. More education is needed. But the paradox is that ordinary Muslims in India become pawn at the hands...

Mindset of a terrorist – How far are parents responsible?

Rajeeb, Dec 5 2008

Sorry to say but totally a nonsense post. It is easy to talk about family values and blah blah by typing on a laptop in a flat or a bungalow. Poverty makes you forget all the values. Money comes first as it will feed the family and keep them alive. Not...

Mindset of a terrorist – How far are parents responsible?

Sanwali, Dec 5 2008

Oh please, not this now...Parents can’t control each and every activity of their child. I live the way I want to and not the way my parents want me to. Please keep them out of this.

Mindset of a terrorist – How far are parents responsible?

Dr.Ratan Saini, Dec 5 2008

Parents can play an active role but everything can not be controlled by them.

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Muslim Parents At U.K. Christian School Force Coed Gym Club Off Site

Mar 7 2009

This is becoming a rule rather than an exception. I think muslims are becoming a very pampered lot the world over. They want everyone to follow their culture and its rigid tenets, but they never allow for other cultures to even live peacefully in their...

The Unlucky Weavers

Feb 21 2009

Dear Abdullah, Yes, the plight of weavers and all other indigenous artisans in our country is very bad. Earlier, there was no dearth of patrons who encouraged these artisans to let loose their creativity and hence the skills were passed on through...

From My Inbox

Feb 20 2009

Dear Wa’d, I have read this piece quite a few times as it was forwarded to my mail by friends and others. But, everytime I read it, including this time, I still have tears in my eyes. Its very touching. Yes, it s very true that a society is judged...

Spirituality - The Deadliest Poison for Humanity

Feb 11 2009

Dear Ram Bansal, Thanks for the link to your article. It was useful. All of us have nothing against religion or spirituality per se. In fact, we perceive it as a part of our life. But, it is only the way it is being used or abused currently by a few...

Feb 10 2009

Dear Rohan, ”Religion helps us to be spiritual”. They may be interdependent but are not one and the same. Religion ”is more socially defined than personal convictions, and it entails specific behaviors, respectively. Religion is a way...

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