A shame

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Originally Posted by sarna_blr

Car'layE suththi... internet'la ulagaththa paakkuravanaga... konja car'a vittu erangi sEri/graamam pakkam pOyi paarunga... idhavida bayangaramaana kodumaingala paappeenga... :oops:

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are u asking this question again ???? :roll: or is it a deja-vu for me :lol: i believe PP maam answered to this question some days back ... am not sure if i can find that post .....

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BG... this question is not at u.... 8-) ...

i too read PP mam's post.... didnt u understand... :roll:

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Originally Posted by sarna_blr

sila murpoku sindhanaivaadhigal....idharku enna solvaargalO... illa yaarO 50--60 varushaththukku munnaadi sonna karuththukkala copy/paste pannuvaangalO.... ? :roll:

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Sarna,

Neenga edhukku ippa murpokku sindhanaa vaadhigal-ai koopidaringa. Indha kodumaiyai panninadhu innum pazhaiya kaalatthulaiye irukkaravangadhan :x

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LM....
innum majority people ippadi dhaan irukkaanganu sollavandhEn....

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btw avalo thaana? neenga andha oorla vera ennenna seitheergal'nu ezhuthala? :)

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Niraya Panninom.
We divide our class into many groups ,each one dedicated for Education ,Agriculture ,Electricity & Road facility etc etc.

Eg: Agriculture team will educate and assist the poor formers on testing the soil and do appropriate cultivation with the help of agriculture department.

Education Team will visit each house to give them awareness on importance of education and clarify their doubts.

Actually there is no road and bus for the village assigned to us ..have to walk atleast 2 kms ..We made the villagers fight with authorities and finally got the road.

many more.. :)

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singaiyilaa? :roll:

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Originally Posted by sarna_blr

singaiyilaa? :roll:

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Thampi ..Previous post-lam konjam padichu paaruppa.

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Originally Posted by sarna_blr

sila murpoku sindhanaivaadhigal....idharku enna solvaargalO... illa yaarO 50--60 varushaththukku munnaadi sonna karuththukkala copy/paste pannuvaangalO.... ? :roll:

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Sarna,

Neenga edhukku ippa murpokku sindhanaa vaadhigal-ai koopidaringa. Indha kodumaiyai panninadhu innum pazhaiya kaalatthulaiye irukkaravangadhan :x

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LM....
innum majority people ippadi dhaan irukkaanganu sollavandhEn....

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That's OK. I felt your above reference was irrelevant. Vera onnum illa.

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singaiyilaa? :roll:

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Thampi ..Previous post-lam konjam padichu paaruppa.

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neenga solla maatteengalaa? :roll:

Mr Joe... no probs... i read previous posts also... and ur blog.... :roll:

Glad that you brought it here. It is true Infact the death toll crossed 400 last year here and this year it is mounting as well. But it is confined to certain places in the city. African americans are most of them who commit these murders and more than racial discrimination it is the lack of education and employment opportunites that causes them distress and commit these blunders :evil:

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Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

In this week's issue of Kumudam in the Arasu bathil column the following question-answer caught my attention:
Q:Which is the most dangerous place to live in the world, eelam? Afghanistan? Iraq?
A:American past president Bill Clinton once referred to Kashmir as the most dangerous living place. How does Philadelpia, an American state, smaller in size than Kashmir, fare? In the year 2007 alone 392 people were killed there in violence. All those who were killed were common people, specifically blacks. But the number of common people killed in attacks in Kashmir in the same year is 170. Kashmir has five times the population of Philadelpia. But America's Philadelpia is rife with murder, the cause being easy availability of weapons & race discrimination. Is your question answered?

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So, it is confirmed? Not some unfounded sensational news in a janatha magazine!

ajithfederer,

Don't you see that in this case arasu has given an 'ara vEkkAdu' badhil? First of all, he doesn't even comprehend the difference between a state and a city (Phily is not a state but a city). In addition, ethnic conflicts / terrorism should not be considered at par with local crime / vandalism etc. You may know better about the local situation but I doubt whether any "ethnic conflict / terrorism" is going on in Phily. Another nonsense is that those were 'common' people that got killed, which is debatable. I live in the metro area of a city rated worse in crime than Phily (I think Detroit is #1 in U.S. currently) and most who get killed are in gang-wars, particularly related to drug trade. There are cases of innocents getting killed in "being in the wrong place at the wrong time", but most locals understand which areas to avoid at what times and it's quite unusual to hear about any visitors getting killed. (And you know how thorough the local media reports crime here, unlike back home).

However, I agree that with the easy availability of guns, safety is a very big concern in mega cities in U.S., despite excellent efforts of law-enforcing authorities.

Even with guns not so freely available, I think our cities (Delhi / Mumbai / Chennai/ Kolkota) must be having similar numbers - due to rowdyism, political rivalry, family conflicts etc. Many don't get reported at all or even when reported, they may be "covered up" (as suicide / heart attack for e.g.)

However, I can understand in one context -that is to give back what Clinton gave us. Unfortunately, it's so late:)