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Comment on Hurgaalu & Black Dog on the way to Vaikuntapura by Jai Prasad V Rai

Jai Prasad V Rai — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:12:21 +0000

A beautiful write up Sunaad Sir. A fitting tribute to a great personality, who will leave in our hearts forever…

Comment on Hurgaalu & Black Dog on the way to Vaikuntapura by Complex

Complex — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:00:02 +0000

Churumuri should put his all-time best photos. That will be a real tribute.

Comment on Hurgaalu & Black Dog on the way to Vaikuntapura by Saggere Ramaswamy

Saggere Ramaswamy — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 14:39:41 +0000

Hurgaalu & Black Dog after sunset, Kesaribaath after sunrise…

Comment on Hurgaalu & Black Dog on the way to Vaikuntapura by mysore peshva

mysore peshva — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 14:06:13 +0000

excellent piece, sunaad.

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Separate statehood for Coorg? by Vinay

Vinay — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 13:06:00 +0000

Harkol:

I don’t have too much of a problem with what you advocate – my comment was actually addressed to Nijavaada, knowing how much he would abhor the idea.

Comment on Hurgaalu & Black Dog on the way to Vaikuntapura by shanoi

shanoi — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 13:00:39 +0000

A very nice write up of a real shutterbug.
May his soul be busy clicking pitures of Gods and their frailities!

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Separate statehood for Coorg? by DailyBread

DailyBread — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 11:51:00 +0000

Mahajanagale,

I don’t care how you will chop & slice, as long as we get another 30 -50 Bangalores/Delhis/Mumbias in next 30 years. The only way to achieve this is to have more states.

In India 350 million people will migrate to cities in next 30 years. How are you going to accommodate them in existing pathetic cities?

We have a clear & present problem. But we don’t want to find sensible, workable solutions.

Hence,
Jai Kodagu, Jai Kalyan Karntaka, Jai Telegana, Jai, Jai, Jai

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Is Jagan behind rebellion?* by sunil

sunil — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 10:02:27 +0000

“H.RBapu Satyanarayana Says:

13 December 2009 at 10:19 pm
Jagan is too immature to think of such grand strategy.
”

Crooked Janardan Reddy is there to TEACH jagan about all illeagal and illogical ways to get the things done.

Also, there was a talk that the TELANGANA strike was funded by GALI to divert the CBI issue.

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Separate statehood for Coorg? by Rama

Rama — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:02:45 +0000

Jai Coorgisthan!

Comment on Mysore’s shortest man was short only in height by shanoi

shanoi — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 08:45:38 +0000

sorry to know Mr T.S. Satyan passed away. Many people may not be knowing he was for a short time English teacher in Maharajas High School. He was always encouraging boys to learn photography

Comment on Mysore’s shortest man was short only in height by shanoi

shanoi — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 08:42:23 +0000

Yes, Kasubangale kulla, we had all seen him, standing at the turnstile (wicketgate) checking tickets, etc. I was told he was supervisor and looked after the feeding and care of animals

Comment on T.S. SATYAN, A LEGEND AND A LENSMAN. RIP. by Chinakurali

Chinakurali — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 08:13:41 +0000

i feel really sad today as though i have lost someone very close to me, but the truth is I only knew mr satyan by his name and his photographs. It is churmuri which made possible for me to enjoy his writings.

I really miss his write ups.

Thank u churmuri for paying beautiful tribute .

Comment on ‘The closest India got to Plato’s philosopher-king’ by Korati

Korati — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 07:54:02 +0000

The true impact of many police changes that PVN brought about was visible long after he was gone as PM. For example: government jobs were the all time flavour and many aspiring youngsters were focussed only on snapping up that elusive government job even if that meant bribing. A decade later – and even now, in some sectors – opportunities exploded. If IT jobs commanded sk-high figures of salary, it was more because of lack of right candidates, than employers willingness to pay those figures. It’s PVN’s approach that led to aspiring entrepreneurs unleash their creative energies and multiply jobs. It’s also to PVN’s credit that he chose Manmohan for the Finance Minister’s job. Can we imagine today waiting for that telephone connection for months on end, forget about getting license to import computers?

A well-deserved recognition for PVN by TJS.

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Legalise prostitution? by harkol

harkol — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 07:43:53 +0000

VGP:
>You sure is perfect capitalist democrat even if it’s like eating sh*t. I do understand your dilemma without a partner but I can assure there are much better ways of dealing things if you explore.

I am not the issue here. Stick to the issue rather than commenting on my personal status (which by the way isn’t single as you imply). Calling me names or insulting me isn’t going to make a point.

And if you are truly for better equipping Sewage workers, who deal with Human filth, and make their life more dignified – Why not do the same for prostitutes? What is the difference?

Comment on CHURUMURI POLL: Legalise prostitution? by harkol

harkol — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 07:37:02 +0000

VGP:
>if it is legalized then first such centres should be set up
>1. Around your houses -a.k.a who supports. Infront of female relatives.
>4. Temples, churches and mosques.

To answer your question – Should a brothel come up in the layout I live (even close to my house) i won’t have any objection to it, as long as they ply their trade within their own premises in a dignified way. That is what legalization of prostitution is about – Dignity for a profession that by no means is harmful.

Heck, I won’t even mind a public toilet coming up right in front of my house, if it is well maintained and non-stinking one!! How is it any of my business if it doesn’t impinge on my life?

Having said that – Your rhetoric is a perfect red herring. There was someone else who even brought my mother into the prostitution equation!! How are these connected?

I oppose prohibition, but I don’t drink neither am I asking my children to go drink. All I am saying is – If there are people who are inclined to do it – they should have the liberty to do it in a regulated way.

Consider a more appropriate analogy to prostitution – Would you ban sugar, because sugar is known to be bad for health with its empty calories and no other nutrients. In dietary terms it is sinful to eat sweets as you can get dietary sugar through other healthy means anyway? Would you ban having a sweet shop in your area?