Sex All The Time



Go figure. I’ve just been labeled a sex addict. Not unusual for someone writing a sex blog you say? Well…. I’m not so sure. I took an online test and it seems that there is a considerable possibility that I might be bordering on or well on the way of becoming a sex addict! The thing is though I’m pretty sure that if my 79-year-old aunt took this test, she could be labeled one as well. Which brings me to the question – can one really be a sex addict?

It seems I’m not the only one seized of the question. The notion that people can suffer from sex addiction is one of the most hotly debated topics in psychology. In fact, frequent reports of bizarre sexual excess have spawned competing ideas about what causes the behaviour and how to treat it.

Celebrities like David Duchovny have admitted they are sex addicts.

Celebrities like David Duchovny have admitted they are sex addicts.

The group that believes in it says sexual addiction is when you feel a complete loss of control and are willing to risk any consequence for a pleasure that gets you so hooked that you cannot stop. The group that doesn’t simply say it can’t be an addiction because there is no substance involved. It adds that the phenomenon isn’t a disorder but rather something that is borne out of cultural influences.

Dr. Erick Janssen, the Director of Education & Research Training at The Kinsey Institute, puts it aptly. “According to some, sexual addiction seems in the eye of the beholder, or in the eyes of his or her therapist,” he stated.

I buy the cultural thingie. Everyone knows modern society is under a barrage of sexual stimulation, unparalleled in recorded history. Sexual liberation, which took off in the 60s, has produced acute confusion. Teen-sex at one end of the lifespan and Viagra at the other has meant decades more carnality. Cybersex has created a whole new population of Internet addicts. So in a way, it’s perhaps not an exaggeration to say sexual stimulation is at an all-time high. And just maybe people are having more sex than before.

But what I don’t understand is that if there were such a thing as sex addiction – how would one treat it? Well it turns out pretty much the same way you treat an addiction like drugs or alcohol. Work towards “sobriety”. That may work for alcoholics but can get pretty confusing when you target sex addiction. What is sexual sobriety? Is it abstinence? – Which surely isn’t for everybody. Is it missionary sex? Safe sex? Once a week on Sunday afternoons? No masturbating while on the Internet? You see the problem….

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(The Sexaholic-a new movie by William Goodson coming soon to a theatre near you.)

Apparently the solution is that you work out your own levels of “sobriety – which you are comfortable with and feel normal.  So if you’re having an affair with three people in office – limit it to one. Jerking off thrice a day – why don’t you just do it once? Like to have sex on the first date – try it after the third. And on and on.

In the end, I’m still pretty much confused if there is such a thing like sex addiction. I’m sure people feel like they’re addicts. And in such cases the Alcohol Anonymous way to sobriety may actually be a solution – since that may make them feel better about themselves. Then again, I’m sure there are people who feel a deep yearning to have sex all the time despite the consequences and feel it’s just their hormones on overdrive – a completely natural urge.

To each his own I say.

As for me…if there is such a thing as sexual addiction, I hope I die of it during a ten-hour bout of compulsive full tilt sex at the age of 85!

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  • rakesh

    The fact that I was checking out daily for your recent post and am reading this as the first thing in morning makes me a sex addict.But i wish to add one more viewpoint.Currently being a forced bachelor,its but natural that the thing occupies my mind on a big scale.And being 40 plus in India makes it sure that one should not look forward to escapades of good variety.So what i mean to say is that may be a majority of us addicts are due to the fact that we dont get sufficient doses to douse the fires of passion.And in case any ladies are reading this would love to know if there are addicts among them also or the stereotyping of women being a searcher of emotional security is right?

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  • Deb

    Well said, Rakesh. The Western notion of such an addiction may not hold true here in India, characterised by more forced restraint than in your face, carefree encounters. The equation is reversed here – at an age when people in more liberal societies may actually drop their inhibitions and go in for it without any hang ups, here in India the act past a certain age (differs by social strata perhaps) gains a level of stigma. Also, instead of an ‘empty nest’ (providing ample opportunities!) after a cetain age as in the West, here our nest tends to become more crowded, hardly affording a second of privacy. So all that talk of simply cuddling up any time without necessarily expecting anything, leading perhaps to more healthy physical relations later in the day, is talk for the birds.

    So the ‘addiction’ here is more in the mind than in the act. Would you call a hungry person as ‘addicted’ to food if he’s looking at an attractive food item?

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  • rakesh

    yes deb,you are right.i was hoping some intersting views,but seems the topic is too risky that people are not even commenting.

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    Deb Reply:

    Touche! Who wants to take the risk (even anonymously!)?

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    rakesh Reply:

    nutsure,basic problem is to find the partner,so your solution faces a basic flaw.and if one gets a partner,where is the need for meditation.

    Just joking,have tried tantric sex,and its quite different.Could not practice quite often otherwise would have been out of the loop by now.

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  • Nutsure

    Sex addict ? Try ‘orgasmic meditation’. Or at least that’s what the sex Guru Vijay might recommend !

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  • Tia

    LOL !!
    To all you guys out there.. especially those who took the test…

    I’m 31, F. Ive been in a monogamous and LONG DISTANCE 9 yr marriage, NEVERR cheated, had access to very minimal pornography. The only time in life i’ve “cheated” is when i was a teenager on mad-*** hormones, and even then didnt go the whole hog.

    Im now single and in a monogamous (in my head) online virtually sexual fling. Rarely ever view porn.

    And that test said i have sexually compulsive behavior and am a sex addict since it causes disruption to my daily life. So not to worry… everythings ok as long as u dont self destruct. the analysis and tests and therapists are bullshit.
    And btw.. the answer is yes.. some women do crave detached, no-strings, fun sex… but dont indulge as easily as men do due to other factors such as safety issues if with strangers, and social stigma of being labeled if within their own networks.

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    rakesh Reply:

    Thanks heavens i didnt take the test,otherwise it would have suggested that I should be sent to orbit,and not fit to live on earth.I mean if it cud label her holiness,tia,a maniac,it wud hv been a natural injunction for me.

    Thanks tia,am glad that pure souls still roam the streets.

    And let me clear that everything that i hv written is supposed to be pure humour,and pls take in that sense only.We are getting anyway too few people to this ‘dirty’ blog,and i dont wish to make a rare member of brigade angry.

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  • Rose

    i’d agree with you Rakesh, that our focus on sex and all things sexual largely come from the fact that we do live repressed lifes, thereby making us sex addicts.

    and yes women too can crave sex but are often into self denial. our society is not one which allows women to openly express their sexuality, desires, fantasies and so on.

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    rakesh Reply:

    why women only rose,it barely allows men also to express themselves openly.in that i feel there is not much difference between males and females.its the position in social hierarchy that makes it mandatory for women to be in denial mode,i feel.lot of young women who are tasting freedom are dropping inhibitions,slow and steady though.

    and regarding expressing ourselves,i think men are more forthcoming in all societies,women being too passionately involved in the act to think about it afterwards.

    needless to say,these are my views and would love to hear comment from everyone.

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  • rinku ghosh

    Well, women do have their Quota of hormones etc.But, if a woman tries to express herself in all societies she is immediately labelled as a woman of loose morals.Men, however are perceived as studs.

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  • rakesh

    things are changing,rinku.see how people are queeing up to get married to rakhi sawant.

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  • Rose

    sure they are queueing up to marry her, but how many of them would accept her if she were to describe her sexual fantasies? the one small bit that i saw of that serial, had rakhi acting all demure and shy, rather virginal instead of the sexy item girl. I am not sure if that is the trend thruout, though.

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  • rakesh

    rose,does rakhi still needs to describe her fantasies when she is openly playing out the same,in disguise though.

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    Rose Reply:

    :) i concede…

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  • NILANJAN

    I have had enough sex from extramarital and merital in my 30 years in this earth.I used to buy condomes from a same shop at Tollygunj / Kolkata evry week for a year or two in my early twenties.
    The poor shop keeper thought that i am a sex maniac or a regular to a nearby resident’s wife, which exactly i was.For the sake of his social and moral urge he followed me one day till i sensed him.
    perhaps he could’nt berar the fact that ,a boy of his half age, having the full cake from his local plate and he is just offerring the spoon every time.perhaps he din’t sleep for days.
    Then the very next time he asked me where do i live and why do i buy a pack of three evry week.why not a full pack of twenty.
    I said that i am practicing to master over buying condoms as most bengali men feel shy to it.
    He just got furius over it and started to abuse me with other two standing his side,untill a lady customer came in and i frisked away.
    I didn’t go there for next six monts.
    I had a meternal brother with whome i was pretty attached , though he was junior of 6 years.Our regular intimacy raised his mothers eyebrow and branded me as a gey. I would love to be gay but unfortunately i am not.I have not met him for years.
    now i am married for last six months, having so called healthy sex life.Even there my wife finds me dificult to understand,calls me bias of sex, as i showed her the great ANDRES SERRANO’s artwork
    SEMEN & BLOOD and the cover of Metallica’s load album.

    SEX is a taboo in all the way whether its extramarital or marital or eles.

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  • Anonymous

    “So China is unhappy”. india is also unhappy when china is sending its troops into the palk-occupied -Kashmir , an extremely dangerous whirlpool. what has china done to respect the structure of international relations with india?

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  • Petroslam

    China learned a lot of lessons from Vietnam for long long time ago. No any countries around the world well known about fighting with China than Vietnam and also a lot of experience from Vietnam people how to do if needed ….

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  • China sucks

    LOL!! China!!! They should sick to eating cats and dogs, ******* Japanese rape victims!

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  • Maria
  • http://www.sonicyouth.com/dotsonics/kim/ Kim Gordon

    “prices that are unbeatable because of cheap labour, capital, energy and land – could be coming to an end.”

    Energy in China is expensive like in most of the world.
    Land is expensive in China. It would be cheaper to acquire land for a factory in many parts of the US (e.g. South Carolina) than China.
    Labour in China is cheaper than in first world countries of course but China has a per capita GDP higher than 100 countries so labour I assume would be cheaper in most of those 100 countries.

    There are about 100 countries that are cheaper than China so cheapness is not why China has become a leading exporter.

    Of the 100 or so countries that are poor or relatively poor can you name a single one other than China that has plenty of smooth roads, constant electricity, and uncongested ports? None. Not a single one. China is the only relatively poor country in the world with very good organizational skills. And it is for that reason that I predict China will be the only country of the bottom 100 of the world that will emerge as a first world country.

    -CoverI
    http://chinaoverindia.blogspot.com

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  • Samcyril

    So how’s it important? its a fierce spectacle and will showcase best technology. But i still don’t get it, how is it important for India or Indians at large?

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  • Ash

    it also shows a different India – Confident

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  • YK Shrestha

    He was a legend in Assam.

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  • Rewati Raman Sapkota

    it is wrong to say that Dr. Hazarika was born in Tezpur. He was born in Sadiya.

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  • Mo21nk

    yes my exs parents didnt like me nor did her indian neighbors.very racist and prejudice.i wonder why they are in the uk when they dont have any respect for the people here.

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  • vishal potdar

    sujata pls cool down! pls dont get fustrated by thakrays! pls try to learn from your fellow tamilians! yes mumbai tamils are also laught at you! they proudly follow marathi culture and they love “amachi mumbai”!& pls pls dont get pissed of by thakreys!

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  • abhi

    Yes congress will be succesful in Manipur and Goa and that will be the glory.
    Congress supporters have already started putting excuses for loss in UP. The fact is that UP is make or break for UPA. if in UP congress doesn’t come at even second position, Rahul’s image will be dented beyong repair. This poll is semifinal for loksabha poll in 2014 and not winning in any major state (UK, Punjab and UP) should make UPA realise that their days are over.

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  • BUSH

    My opinion is that the government actually made an earnest effort in bringing a functional lokpal. However the 2 faced opposition is getting the effort scuttled. Also than, WHY has Anna not spoken a word against BJP for voting against the Lokpal? When Team Anna spoke corruption we trusted you Now that your choosing side’s we feel cheated!!

    Actually feel that the article has some very sound analysis to it and in my view absolutely credible!!!!

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  • Abhi

    what do you think now after gov failed miserably in Rajya sabha. We knew congress is not interested in the lokpal thats why they didn’t agree to amend it as per suggestion of other parties. What happened to the spirit of parliamentry democracy?

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  • AB

    One of the rare well informed articles on this subject. At least some people are not bought out and willing to lay down facts instead of generally taking on the General

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  • Arun

    Government stand in consistent and uncompromising that general’s date of birth can be considered as 1950 only. Ministry of defence has shown guts by taking such a strong stance.

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    Deepak Reply:

    How is the Government stand consistent? The Adjutant General’s Branch that is responsible for keeping records of all officer including verification of records changed the General’s DOB to 10 May1951 in 1971 based on an application from the officer. and after due verification. Unfortunately, the Military Secretaries Branch, that deals with officer management and keeps records of Annual Confidential Records and duplicate records of other details such as DOB did not correct its records, probably inadvertantly. Records held by MS Branch are confidential and once the officer came to know that they were reflecting incorrect dates(in2007), he requested for them to be amended to dates held by AG Branch. Politics at the seniormost levels in connivance with MOD babu’s has placed the Government in an uncomfortable position.The only option the Government has is to accept his contention and sack the Defence Minister and Defence Secretary.

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  • Anonymous

    Do we see ominous sign of Civillian-Military fight? Will we see a coup one day when like of Laloo and Sonia will be hauled up in military court? Just thinking loud…

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  • Kumars1

    The politicians and bereaucrats have a chip on their shoulder and an inferiority complex where army men are concerned. Therefore these scumbags never miss an oppurtunity to humiliate army people. They humiliated upright heroes like General Thimayya and Field Marshal Manekshaw among others. They praise Bin Laden as ‘Osamaji’. The megalomaniac Krishna Menon, defence minister under Nehru, used to call the Army Chief for 4am meetings for silly reasons. He and Nehru caused the army’s defeat in 1962 by their shoddy mishandling.

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  • Wg Cdr Thomas Verghese (Retd)

    The shabby treatment done to Chief of Army Staff shows the contempt that the Ministry of Defence has for the head of the Army. What confidence would the Military services have for the Ministry if their chief is forced to go the Supreme Court. It is time that the Armed Forces is given its due instead of the Ministry claiming supremacy on illegal actions of theirs. Wg Cdr Thomas Verghese (Retd)

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  • k prakash

    A bipartisan view of the case with factual details of the story.

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  • Marathr1204

    Hope India don’t go the Pak way!

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    Setu Madhavan Reply:

    ‘Hope India don’t go the Pak way!’

    Maybe I missed something. Did General VK Singh order troops and tanks to the Parliament? Did General VK Singh express his displeasure by doing something illegal like going to the press and criticizing the defence Minister or PM on TV?

    The last time I checked, General VK singh exercised his right to exhaust official channels to redress grievance through a ’statutory representation’ as per the Army Act passed by the parliament. Thereafter, having exhausted official channels, he followed the provisions of the Army Act, and as per his consitutional right he petitioned the court.

    ‘The Pak way’, that you are mentioning is the EXACT opposite of what General VK Singh has done.

    Can I have some of what you are smoking, please?

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  • Priyabrata Tripathy

    The stance of Chief is an unprecedented one and a bad one. He is fighting a battle for personal benefit and for a man of his position it is utterly denigrating to the institution. If he is fighting to prove that he is not lying, then why did he write to General Kapoor in accepting the age row as settled? Did not he behave like an opportunist? Govt. should sack him and send a signal to the Army barracks that they are respected there only.

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    ranjay Reply:

    you are as stupid as government…have you read what he wrote to gen kapoor…up[date your knowledge

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    Satya prakash Sharma Reply:

    After serving & reaching on TOP he is not supposed to be so greedy. It doesn’t deserve to the chief of the indian army. priybrat you are absolutely rigt.

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  • Anonymous

    UPA II has faux passed all its governance in the last 3 years.It has abdicated its responsibility in 2G scam CWG scam Adarsh Scam and now the army chief age problem.PM is statue in PMs house.He is not taking any action himself but doing all his talks by promptings by sonia.DM is under sonia.The issue of age of COAS is a issue which should have solved by PM himself but as he didnot took any decision huimself it is made muddy.Now SC would have to say whatever it likes but damage has been done 2 army and govt.

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  • Gautam Tandon

    The General has been forced to take this drastic step because of inept manner in which the govt has handled this whole affair.The govt and the MOD has once again shown how it has over the years treated the Armed Forces and its heads with total disdain.Had been the case of rectification in the error in age of the Defence Secretary, I don’t it would have been done pronto with no untoward leaks to the press affecting the honour and integrity of person concerned.

    Gautam Tandon

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  • Brig L D Sharma

    Both ,Mr MMS and Mr Antony are the guilty and fall guys of 2012 Age scam

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  • Cdt Kalicharan

    Incompetant Govt Handling

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  • Balaji Kartha

    Maybe I am not too smart, but I still don’t get it! This “honor” part of the General. Throughout his career he went along on one age, got his promotions & medals on this age and now he suddenly wants the government to say he is actually a year younger – and that his ‘honor’ depends on that?!
    What is the man upto?!

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  • Paul

    The medals were awarded with 1951 as his date of birth. Where was the army record keeper? He should be fired.
    Gen Singh should be appointed as a Governer of a state. After all these positions are kept
    for such exigencies. Such appointments are seldom on merit. Before this appointment government should get written consent from the General that he will under no circumstances change his date of birth again. Tongue in cheek.

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  • Le Aroma

    Absolutely General Singh is Great Sodie no doubt about it. It is not a easy job to reach the highest position.In Jobs Seniority Counts and He got Promotions on the Seniority Basis after reaching the Highest Goal you cant ask to lower the date of birth as he may not be able to reach this position because other seniors may have promoted.

    He is role model to India he cant fight this Case in this way, he is demoralizing Armies code of Conduct it is very sad that to of his Caliber very bad.

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    Satya prakash Sharma Reply:

    You are absolutely right.

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  • Sailorboy

    First neutral article published by HT on DOB row. All along HT was acting as an extension of UPA mouth piece. How you maintain the stance.

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  • Kulwinder Singh

    Can anybody please shed the light that what was the minimum age requirement to selection for NDA at the time Gen VK Singh’s enrolement and what was his age stand out to be if we consider his DOB to be May 10, 1951?

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  • Kulwinder Singh

    If the correct date of birth of Gen V K Singh is May 10,1951 as contended by the Law Ministry as well as the general himself, Gen VK Singh was most probably not eligible, being under age for appearing in the NDA Exam in 1965. UPSC Need to examine the issue and clarify. It appears that wrong date was entered in the application form for NDA with the aim to make him eligible for the exam.”

    It should be clarified as to the age limits criteria for entry into the NDA in 1965, i.e., if the DOB (Year) is claimed to be 1951, did this date come within limits? If not then the General is probably guilty of entering the army by fraudulent means. Was the DOB not compared with the Matriculation Certificate by the UPSC ? If not the UPSC officials should also be punished U/S 120-B IPC. We have to to first check this out.

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  • Bullysangha

    Having been placed in the situation where his integrity was in question Gen VKS did the right thing. However, I do believe that he should never have allowed the previous COAS to browbeat him in accepting a wrong DOB. His written acceptance will be the negative factor.
    Sangha

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  • Dgkg60

    Has the Govt. got the right to change the DoB of anyone in this country?
    An honest officer will fight for what is true. The DoB in the Matriculation certificate cannot be changed by anyone except a corrupt institution.

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  • DogVijaySing

    “By and large the army is more honest than IAS or IPS Officers”. Who says so… or have you developed a Honestometer & put all IAS, IPS & Army officers to the test?
    The fact is Army officers work under the garb of secrecy & national security while the deeds of IAS or IPS Officers are open topublic scrutiny. And as everyone knosws, secrecy begets dishonesty!

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  • http://thepoliticalopportunist.blogspot.in/ abhishek sharma

    Chappell has already been vindicated when he boasted before the Indian tour of Australia that he can demystify the great Indian batting.

    If we look at ourselves, we can call Indian as a sub human civilization at best.
    Compare Indian population and the Nobel prize winner.
    Compare Indian population and Olympics gold medals.
    Indian yearly population growth is equal the total population of Australia.

    There are so many facts to prove that Chappell is absolutely right.
    The problem is not only with what we are taught by parents but it is one aspect of problem. Indian enlightenment never happened and all we gained was due to Western rule. Hindu revivalism also happened due to British rule otherwise Indians would have continued with Sati and child sacrifice.

    It is time for Indians to change their mentality if they want to be the actual super power that they dream about.

    http://thepoliticalopportunist.blogspot.in/2012/03/religiousterrorism-drugs-without.html

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  • Fatima Hossain

    all you can do is criticize! india is no saint either.!

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  • Gyan

    PM should not have met Zardari, as this wasn’t his political visit. It was just a pilgrim tour. India is a emotional fool, expecting lot of things from a loser.

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  • Gt12563

    We know Mr.Zaradari has no real power and he is living on the mercy of so called strong army man Kayani.He lives always in fear that coup can happen any time and just collecting corrupt money more and more.After becoming President Mr.10% rate has gone up.He did nothing good for his people and they are fed from his adminstration and want change.But for India there is no hope to resolve any of issue with this PPP president.My guess is his days seems to be over.

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  • Abu Ahmed

    Some in Pakistan like the LeT and many others are beasts; like our very own Sangh Parivar goupies viz the Bajrang Dal, Ram Sene etc etc.. We cannot kill those beasts, for that would mean killing millions. So the next best thing to do is try to tame them. Now this taming of the beast business is a very long drawn, time consuming and patience-testing one. One has to weild the stick as well as dangle the carrot before them. This is how the US is dealing with Pakistan – culling as well as carassing the target population. One cannot boycott or remain ignorant of a next door neighbour – whatever happens over there impacts us too like earthquakes, floods or cyclones as well as bouts of violence and incidence of extreme poverty and ill-health. Therefore PM Singh is handling the neighbours with the right amount of carassing – we always do the culling when required while calling ourselves peaceful (thats our Chankayaneeti – when our atomic-bomb tests are successful we encode it by declaring the incidence as Buddha smiled – how deadly can be this Buddha’s smile is not hidden from any body). So trade, culture and sports are the tools of taming that we have to use – and when push comes to shove then the Pakistanis have learnt it the hard way many a times that we can beat the shit out of them. Deal with Pakistan from a position of power and strength and yet in a tolerant manner – for that is the way to tame the beast.

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  • AshishC

    Arnab Mitra laments the allegedly “strong influence of Marxists among the journalists”- would he count Bartaman, Anandabazar etc among the Marxist influenced papers?
    This is the most third rate analysis I have seen coming from a national newspaper’s editorial staff. Of course, Mr Mitra might justify his brain freeze on an education system right royally screwed up by the CPM. Or, is the Hindustan Times threatened by not being on the “approved list” of newspapers in public libraries?
    I have no sympathy left for the people of West Bengal- they really deserve their rulers. As if suffering 34 years of left front rule was not enough, they bring in Mamata- with protectionist, left of left instincts (let’s not glorify them by calling it an ideology) and essentially demonstrated clueless-ness in running an administration- remember her stint as Railway minister?
    The criticism against Mamata’s insensitive comments are as much a comment on her lack of sensitivity as lacking any idea about how to go about doing her work.
    The tragedy is not Mamata or CPM; the real tragedy is the people of “Waste Bengal”- and their (as Nirode Chaudhuri would say) “atma-ghati”- suicidal instincts.

    As an aside, the real comic element was in the this line: “We watched patiently as the CPI(M)-led Left Front completely destroyed a vibrant state over 34 years.”
    Really? West Bengal was a vibrant state in 1977? It’s not tobacco that I smell here.

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  • vinayak

    There are lakhs of electricians, plumbers, vegetable vendors… and many self employed youth are riding motorcycle, scooters and mopeds… are they rich?? Such hikes really damage their day to day survival.
    Let us take an example of an electician who moves using a two wheeler. Does not have stable income.. earns anything between 100 to 500 per day.. depending upon the season and work available. Even if he earns 15000 per month, do you fit him into a middle class? When the man lives in a urban village like badli, munirka, kotla.. on rented house..
    While the hike is inevitable, the scrupulous way it is done – that’s what makes every one angry. Why can’t they oil firms keep increasing/decreasing every fortnight – as mandated. The morons running the UPA govt will not let them do it – because – it suits them to hold the hike before major elections and it does not immediately hurt them when the price is raised when there is no immediate election.

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    MASSAGING, ROMANCING, LENGTHENING, SHORTENING, MOLESTING & RAPING NETWORKS
    & REMOTE 24-HOURS-A-DAY TALKING, SINGING, SOUND BLASTING & SLEEP
    DEPRIVING NETWORKS) Rajesh Pilot (a PM prospect & a future rival),
    Jithendra Prasad (contested against the Non-Aryan European Italian Roman
    Catholic Christian Sonia Antonia Maino for President of Italian National
    Congress), Madhav Rao Scindia (a PM prospect), LTTE Prabhakaran, his sons,
    daughter & wife (make Sri Lankan Buddhists & Sri Lankan Hindu Tamils
    fight & weaken each other), Raja Ram Mohan Roy (failed to convert him to
    Christianity), Narendra Vivekananda Paramahamsa (attracted European Christian
    females, including the sexually promiscuous Margaret Isabella, who gave him STD
    disease), Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (tricked him into worshipping his traumatized
    wife as Goddess Kali) & Mahatma Gandhi (made to eat meat & hear sheep’s
    voices inside his brain; killed by the European Greek Christian Nathuram Godse,
    whose European Greek ancestors came to India during Alexander’s invasion &
    European Christian Crusade Wars against Jewish Rabbi Freedom Fighter Joshua
    Jesus Christ’s Jewish Israel & Muhammad’s Arabia), Netaji Subhash Chandra
    Bose (made to have sex with Non-Aryan European Christian God Adolph Hitler
    worshipping European German Christian woman), Aurobindo Ghose (did not allow his
    wife to join him in Pondicherry but he was coerced into having a live in relationship
    with a twice-divorced, sexually promiscuous French woman) & Jawaharhal
    Nehru (did not allow him to sleep until 3 am every day until he wrote to Mahatma
    killer & Non-Aryan European Greek Christian Nathuram Godse’s Greek
    Christian relative Edwina Mountbatten) were victims of the Non-Aryan European
    Christian & USA Conspiracy to monitor, manipulate & control Asian
    Indians, Chinese, Japanese, Burmese, Koreans & Nepalese. OM!

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  • hell

    Periyar Maniammai University in Thanjavur-Tamil Nadu where they discriminate students from Kerala and other states.The staff treat students as slave because they are from other state and want to study.They don’t teach in this university and students just sit free.No proper examination system at all.University is just minting money don’t even care about the students. Many students have left Periyar Maniammai university when it was dilisted becauz of the torture they faced for being an other state student in everything.Periyar Maniammai University is worst university.Never should a student from Kerala dare to enter this palce.they don’t speak english but tamil and if some speaks engl tey laugh.Total a village where only students from village come and study, never join PERIYAR MANIAMMAI UNIVERSITY and spoil your life as we did in two years MBA department from kerala

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