icise me and come up with a better analysis.
Let us now talk positive.
Barua
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India's poverty is western media's obsession( whether good or bad is
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We all agree that there is a vast gap between the rich and the poor in India.
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Very well analyzed Uttam.
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India's poverty is western media's obsession( whether good or bad is
debatable ).
In Aus, whenever there is anything shown on India, it will be mostly a
India's poverty is western media's obsession( whether good or bad is
debatable ).
In Aus, whenever there is anything shown on India, it will be mostly about
slums, call centres, riots etc. There will never be any report on India's
positives - be it the growing middle class, good progress in space
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Chandan Da
Such are the reasons why I could not agree whole-heartedly with Alpana Baideo
(Alpana Sarangapani) when she opined that what is Rs.10 lakh or Rs.14 lakh for
a minister when middle-class of India speak in terms of crores. Some of things
that sounded theoretical at one time have b
C'da thanks for the article, its a good article (though not an eye
opener) and Umesh, you raise some good points.
One is left wondering which is worse, a country that can possibily afford to
eradicate poverty within its boundaries, or a country that flaunts
its riches that it can ill afford to. :)
In Washington DC and New York the contrast may not be so obvious but Harlem
is a US slum near the riches of Manhattan. People do beg in downtown DC. DC
is the crime capital of the US. Does that make Bill Gates or Bill Clinton
apologetic or for that matter Thomas Friedman or Al Gore
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