Comment Re:Let me guess: (Score 1) 76
Why the hell did someone mod me troll?! I doubt if Babur, Humayaun, etc were as bad as Aurangazeb.
Comment Re:Let me guess: (Score 0, Troll) 76
It is Moghuls or Mughals, not Mhoguls. Apart from Aurangazeb, none of the other Muslim Moghul rulers were anti-hindu. In fact Akbar was known for his religious tolerance (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Din-i-Ilahi)
Comment Re:Simple answer (Score 1) 470
That was not my point. Indochina is a generic name for a region in South East Asia. The list of countries the US has bombed is a long one.
Comment Re:Simple answer (Score 0) 470
Indochina is not just Vietnam - French Indochina comprised of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
Comment They are IT people too (Score 1) 769
I remember that some of the nabbed terrorists in India were software engineers who were leading normal successful lives
Comment Re:Why India would want this (Score 1) 185
If India wants to stop terror attacks it needs to look for the source of the attacks (the leadership and the underlying reason) and neutralise them. Banning phones will just make them use wrist watches as timers or CB/HAM radio's or some guy with a long bit of string. Will India ban the sale of string? Meanwhile India turns into the oppressive state the terrorists complain about, whilst the average Indian suffers more under the state then from the terrorists. In the end, the terrorists win and barely had to lift a finger
You are right, but often the source of many of the terrorist organizations are in Pakistan...what can India do then?
Comment Why India would want this (Score 1) 185
I don't know about Saudi and UAE, but India is primarily concerned about this because of terrorism. Many of the recent bomb blasts were triggered by cell phones, all of which were registered under fake identities. Hence the concern. Look at how many attacks have happened in India: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_of_major_terrorist_incidents_in_India
Comment Digger! (Score 1) 492
Anyone play Digger?
I used to love it as a kid, and its been reverse engineered and ported to many OSes......it still works pretty well.
http://www.digger.org/
Comment Isnt't it obvious? (Score 1) 966
I wonder what the US learnt from VietNam. During the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in the 80s the US termed Afghanistan Russia's Vietnam, and now.....
Comment Re:At that price.. (Score 1) 294
You and 1 in 3 Indians, which this device hopes to help with.
I don't think this device can help people become literate. In fact it can be targeted at India's large middle class base.
Comment Who clicks on ads?! (Score 1) 562
Has anyone here ever clicked on a Google ad?
Comment Ha! (Score 1) 649
Lol, I cuiled the word Cuil....and voila...none of the results match!
I also tried cuiling about the recent bomb blasts in India......got links to the 1992-93 blasts!
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WirelessHD (WiHD) is back, originally announced in late 2006, the 1.0 spec has been pronounced fit for consumption and will be released later this year. What's changed in the last 14 months? HD dream team Intel, LG, Matsushita (Panasonic), NEC, Samsung, SiBEAM, Sony and Toshiba have added 40 other companies as well as approval from DRM watchdogs MPAA and DTLA for their 60Ghz-based standard. Move over cable vs. satellite, downloads vs. disc and HD DVD vs. Blu-ray, with UWB-equipped HDTVs already on the way, a battle to replace the still-tricky HDMI connection is the new HD battleground for 2008.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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