Comments by "" (@mailtorajrao) on "ThePrint" channel.

  1. Dude, don't pay if you want to freeload (couch it in whatever way makes you comfortable) but why are you shooting the messenger??
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  2. @PRINT Excellent stories. Thank you Ms. Hazarika - these are fantastic slices of life and culture in the NE.
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  3. Well done and stay strong! More power to you Nodeep & Kin! Am shocked at the insensitivity of some the commentators here, unbelievable -- The siblings are protesting for unpaid salaries, previously for rapes, beatings. What is wrong with that!
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  4. Fantastic conversation and guests!
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  5. @PRINT If you raise chickens, they will come home to roost eventually...
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  6. One feels that Mr. Owaisi is quite disingenous & not credible so far as his real intentions are concerned. So far as muslim emancipation & progress topics are concerned, he is an Ashraaf who wants to use both hindu OBC's, dalits & Pasmanda (Dalit) muslims for his ambitions. Few days back, PRINT had an illuminating interview of Pasmanda Activist Dr. Faiyaz Ahmad Fyzie that explains a lot of the politics of people like Mr. Owaisi. On a side note, it was Mr. Owaisi's, the dynast's, forefathers in 1947 who fought (and allowed killing of non-muslims by Razakaars ) for over a year till Operation Polo Hyderabad takeover by the Indian Army in Sep 1948. See Sunderlal Committee details for more. An apple does not fall very far from the tree & Mr. Owaisi's politics is old wine in a newer bottle where there never any was wine, but only vinegar.
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  7. What will Trump not do for that Nobel Peace prize...
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  8.  @ThePrintIndia  It would be great if authors who are writing insightful and incisive books are profiled/interviewed, especially when they are doing their book tours. Often such books don't mainstream at all and end up in expert circles or libraries. There is an upcoming book by Madhav Khosla - "India’s Founding Moment : The Constitution of a Most Surprising Democracy" that is quite promising and worth considering.
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  9. Very good analysis. One pet peeve is that when our SG speaks about successors, he talks about children of the said leaders (same in previous episode of MP politics, Mr Kamalnath and Mr Digvijaya)..... Do we need a thought reorientation as this is a bit odd
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  10. One wouldn't go that far... Mrs. Gandhi could have been eyeing Woke votes.
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  11. Love such well-researched programs, thanks!
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  12. Dear @ThePRINT Team and @SG - Request to cover/analyse Mr. Prashant Kishor's efforts in Bihar more. One has been closely following this via his abhiyaan's media output ... there is some special happening here that can transform the beloved, yet the most unfortunate state in India. Thank you .....apologies since offtopic...
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  13. Such a delight to listen to the gentleman editor! Thanks PRINT ! .... and how in the world did we allow it to get from what he is describing with obvious pleasure to 'infiltrators' ... Sheer madness.
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  14. Brilliant Kisan story!
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  15. Great video! (On a side note, quoting Jeeves - "It is a little preparation of my own invention. It is the Worcester sauce that gives it its colour. The raw egg makes it nutritious. The red pepper gives it its bite. Gentlemen have told me they find it extremely invigorating after a late evening." ... Even if Mr. Arnimesh is generally unwell, this is still quite the thing remember on Saturday mornings as one finds - oyster optional. Tomato juice, vodka shot, lemon juice are not)
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  16. Rani Pritam Singh's should be celebrated as a pioneering legend.
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  17. Excellent discussion!
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  18. Excellent step towards ensuring Intended Use of funds.
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  19. Really now, Mr. Tharoor! ... you must think that people, in general, are stupid.
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  20. Full support on the UCC point...
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  21.  @vineethg6259  True but let's compare the GDP Growth numbers after adjusting for inflation.. annual unemployment has largely been flat in the last 30 years (World Bank)
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  22. Watch your kidneys, Sir.
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  23. I think this kind of churn is a good thing...
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  24. @PRINT Inspiring, brilliant story! #NEye new avatar is proving to be a much better series under Ms Hazarika's editorial control - well done!
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  25. I love Mr. Jaishankar! ... At least he gives back as good we used to get in past from other superiority complexed counties, if not usually much better! To our lovable @MEA: Khul ke bolte rahiye!
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  26. Love PRINT, detest NDTV. former is sincere and genuine, latter is ..well.
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  27. maybe this video was more suitable for commencement speeches or graduation speeches for mass comm students?
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  28. Excellent episode...
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  29. Excellent research and text but the delivery was monotonic, drab and frankly, robotic (candid feedback, please take it in the spirit of it) - this would have been delivered much better by Mr. Alex Philip.
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  30. "System is who... Brij Bhushan Singh" .... poignant.
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  31. As a common citizen, when judiciary does not work or has bandwidth to assure speedy justice, one can only clap for Yogi administration for making lives safer.
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  32. One seriously hopes he doesn't have to eat his words later....
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  33. Fantastic leader & orator!
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  34. In the America map, by and large, Democrat voting states have darker green compared to the Republican ones
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  35. Excellent analysis by Mr. Singh!
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  36. Brilliant ground report by Mr. Singh!
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  37. One feels that it is almost a guarantee that China will occupy the heights once India vacates... India should not leave the high positions
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  38. Bimbominkia is back from his vacation? Good to know... was missing the jokes/r
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  39. Pandemic entrepreneurs monetizing faith...
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  40. Humpy, great suggestions!
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  41. Insightful episode!
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  42. Here is a short bio of this "dangerous criminal", an IIT Kanpur '84 batch alumna ---> Sudha was born in Boston, an American citizen, and lived in the United States and United Kingdom as a child. Sudha's mother, Krishna Bharadwaj, was a well known academic and economist, who had founded the Centre for Economics Studies and Planning at Jawaharlal Nehru University. At age 11, she moved with her mother to Delhi, gave up her US citizenship at the age of 18, and joined the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur, to study mathematics, completing the five-year integrated course in 1984. At IIT Kanpur she joined NSS, teaching in the caste-ridden rural neighborhood. Having been exposed to horrific working conditions of laborers in Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Bihar during her time as a student at IIT, she moved to work with Niyogi’s Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha in 1986. After finishing the program at IITK in 1984, she taught at DPS, for a couple of years in Delhi. While being associated with Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha, Bharadwaj fought passionately against corrupt bureaucrats to ensure proper wages were paid to the workers in the mines and plants located in Bhilai. She also engaged in issues of Dalit and tribal rights, specifically the right for land, the right for education, for health and for security against corrupt landlords. Sudha also wrote a critique of Binayak Sen's imprisonment critiquing the judicial decision and condemning it strongly. Determined to provide holistic development of the workers, Sudha got her law degree in 2000 from a college affiliated to the Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University in Raipur.
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  43. Let's watch the next 90 days carefully... how long does it take for the BJY "rehab" to start in Bali or BKK... In any case, Bimbominkia , will remain what he really is.. an outsider.
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  44. There is an expression joota bheega bheegaa ke maara hai ...
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  45. Well, don't think this is fair... Mr. Nitish Kumar isn't claiming that both these things are said by Mr. Kishor at the same time.
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  46. Nice summary! Let us not forget Kissinger Nobel.
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  47. This is an irreplaceable loss. The venerable, wise, gentleman lawyer was a master of logic and argument. Rest in peace.
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  48. ​ @KaliaMohapatra-zp9vn  Be that as it may, these temporal issue dont matter when one is engaged in a civilizational battle.... If one is viewing an incoming force, in a civilizational context, that is convinced (and convinces the populace, relevant in present political setup), that one has the 'way' to make India prosperous (or whatever is the fashionable/right adjs) say by 2047, does one really think a motley rag tag combo can deter it? Maybe, for an election or two, but more than that, one will be bound to reflect on what Huntington S. said and politely agree... the real question then for the opposing forces will be (who by far are not kosher by any standards) ki aapka, kya hoha janaabe aali ... no?
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  49. Go, Mamta Go! ....Go away!
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  50. One might argue that an unstable Pakistan, not sure of their footing is the better situation...
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