dkc Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 but are suicidal too. Hindus who have affinity to their caste, behave like part of mafia gangs. Hindus who are unaffiliated are too smug to even understand when something/someone is anti-Hindu. They even promote that something/someone as long as he/it has a catchy slogan. Will there be a time in the near future when Hindu castes try to work together? Is India an temporary political construct? How long can this country prevent itself from imploding?
dkc Posted February 4, 2015 Author Report Posted February 4, 2015 personally I hate Hindus who are unaffiliated, because its very hard to make them see reason. They are the suicidal lot.
Gutka_Mukesh Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 ardam kaledu... telugu lo cheppu man..
Nene_Thopu Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 Bhayya...emindhi baa neeku...Hinduism meeda alaa postlu vestunnav
dkc Posted February 4, 2015 Author Report Posted February 4, 2015 ardam kaledu... telugu lo cheppu man.. Hindus are in the path towards irrelevance. and not because of muslims/xians. whether its a good thing or not, I don't know.
Gutka_Mukesh Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 neeavvaa... telugu lo cheppu ante mala english lo cheptav... Hindus are in the path towards irrelevance. and not because of muslims/xians. whether its a good thing or not, I don't know.
alpachinao Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 Not possible because we are not in too much danger situation
dkc Posted February 4, 2015 Author Report Posted February 4, 2015 Bhayya...emindhi baa neeku...Hinduism meeda alaa postlu vestunnav I am irritated with Hindus and their stupidity man. 2 months back Chandigarh lo oka party lo casual ga survey chesa, around 9-10 parents unnaru. not even one was aware of how horrible RTE is, and how it will affect their kid. I tried to tell them what RTE provisions are, and how their kid can potentially lose his/her school seat because of this stupid law. ofcourse I got laughed at. yesterday, one a$$hole parent was talking to my wife on the phone and was telling her how right I was. and their remedy to the situation is, put their kid in non-RTE school (Xian school). problem solved. neither Hindu parents take this gross violation of Hindu rights seriously. nor do Hindu politicians.
dkc Posted February 4, 2015 Author Report Posted February 4, 2015 so yeah, let all Hindus study in Xian schools. Great solution. lets all convert too. and vote for AAP.
Gutka_Mukesh Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 RTE ante endi man? :3D_Smiles: Please educate me :|
Nene_Thopu Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 I am irritated with Hindus and their stupidity man. 2 months back Chandigarh lo oka party lo casual ga survey chesa, around 9-10 parents unnaru. not even one was aware of how horrible RTE is, and how it will affect their kid. I tried to tell them what RTE provisions are, and how their kid can potentially lose his/her school seat because of this stupid law. ofcourse I got laughed at. yesterday, one a$$hole parent was talking to my wife on the phone and was telling her how right I was. and their remedy to the situation is, put their kid in non-RTE school (Xian school). problem solved. neither Hindu parents take this gross violation of Hindu rights seriously. nor do Hindu politicians. RTE ante entoo naaku telvad man....ento cheppu. nuvvu hindu ee naa???
citizenofIND Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 so yeah, let all Hindus study in Xian schools. Great solution. lets all convert too. and vote for AAP. Ee mukka adho title lo cheppochu ga vote for aap ani .. Maku delhi lo vote ledhu kavali anthe tdp83 ki voter card techukoni nuvve vote vessai aap ki
dkc Posted February 5, 2015 Author Report Posted February 5, 2015 RTE ante entoo naaku telvad man....ento cheppu. nuvvu hindu ee naa??? RTE is a law that applies to govt funded and private schools in India. the law states how admission process should be conducted by schools, what the caste mixture (the law is unclear on this) of children should be in a class, etc. lets say 15% of poor are admitted to a school. The school can claim that fees from the govt - which obviously the govt won't pay unless the school is very well connected politically. the law can be applied to completed admissions in schools too, if an NGO decides to. several cases where children had to change schools because the school needs to accommodate a low income family kid into the class. Most of these cases around Delhi, and in nursery admissions. This means that the schools can be politically controlled, and be deprived of funds whenever politicians chose to (even private schools). the worst part is, Xian and muslim minority schools are exempt from this law. And what defines a Xian minority school is another horrible bylaw. If a school has 100% Hindu kids, but the management is Xian, it becomes a Xian minority institution according to RTE. lol. This way, its easy to let the 2% Xians control majority of education in the future. Several schools tried to get away from this law by claiming themselves to be minority. Xian, Muslim, Linguistic, caste based, etc. But recent delhi high court order squashed everything and said that only religious minority is acceptable. Ofcourse, Jains have won the case to be considered as religious minority and their kids don't have to study in schools with Xian management. This law is not yet uniformly applied across all of India. In chennai, Hyd, its not applied at all. But its only a matter of time. Its sad that Hindu parents aren't informed about this law, and when informed they don't even care.
dkc Posted February 5, 2015 Author Report Posted February 5, 2015 RTE is a law that applies to govt funded and private schools in India. the law states how admission process should be conducted by schools, what the caste mixture (the law is unclear on this) of children should be in a class, etc. lets say 15% of poor are admitted to a school. The school can claim that fees from the govt - which obviously the govt won't pay unless the school is very well connected politically. the law can be applied to completed admissions in schools too, if an NGO decides to. several cases where children had to change schools because the school needs to accommodate a low income family kid into the class. Most of these cases around Delhi, and in nursery admissions. This means that the schools can be politically controlled, and be deprived of funds whenever politicians chose to (even private schools). the worst part is, Xian and muslim minority schools are exempt from this law. And what defines a Xian minority school is another horrible bylaw. If a school has 100% Hindu kids, but the management is Xian, it becomes a Xian minority institution according to RTE. lol. This way, its easy to let the 2% Xians control majority of education in the future. Several schools tried to get away from this law by claiming themselves to be minority. Xian, Muslim, Linguistic, caste based, etc. But recent delhi high court order squashed everything and said that only religious minority is acceptable. Ofcourse, Jains have won the case to be considered as religious minority and their kids don't have to study in schools with Xian management. This law is not yet uniformly applied across all of India. In chennai, Hyd, its not applied at all. But its only a matter of time. Its sad that Hindu parents aren't informed about this law, and when informed they don't even care.ok
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