Comments on: A Presentation on Arunachal Pradesh, by Sai Tenneti http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/ An International Online Monthly Magazine for Hindu Youth Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:02:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: bharatsadotra http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-15467 bharatsadotra Sun, 21 Feb 2010 08:37:15 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-15467 need to convert whole tribel in hindusim it will be good for them need to convert whole tribel in hindusim it will be good for them

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]]> By: harsh r http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-14623 harsh r Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:44:54 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-14623 It is ironic when you talk about hydro-electric power and biodiversity, flora and fauna in consecutive sentences. When India does build the 40 odd dams sanctioned across Arunachali rivers and most electricity to flow to big industries in east india, you will get two things, power to people and places not in arunachal and destruction of natural flora, fauna and biodiversity that will happen(dams do that, small dams do less damage, but damage nonetheless, if you are not convinced then know that some dams in Western Europe were recently demolished because of the extensive ecological damage). About identity, why should patriotic education be forced on them? Just because their 50 mudras on their dance has common with ours? because a mythological place in Arunachal finds mention? This is really naive thinking. Why should they consider India their homeland when it is clearly not, they have seperate language, seperate history. The only reason they are within India is because the British drew the Macmohan line without consulting the Tibetans and bigbullying them. Relegious conversions are of course controversial, but maybe some of the people are doing by will. One should be objective and present everyones case, but alas by doing that you weaken your own case, but at least one is honest. Having said that, I have tried to be rational and held human and nature as more important than political nations and my claims are from facts I read long back, for any mistakes I deeply apologise. I also wish Arunachal is left undisturbed with regard to exploitating its resources, but India help them with creating employment, I hope Arunachalis choose to see us as a friend and that they see that our culture and religion(indian religious and spiritual practices, I refuse to use the term hinduism) is much closer than say western/christian/more-foreign practices. It is ironic when you talk about hydro-electric power and biodiversity, flora and fauna in consecutive sentences. When India does build the 40 odd dams sanctioned across Arunachali rivers and most electricity to flow to big industries in east india, you will get two things, power to people and places not in arunachal and destruction of natural flora, fauna and biodiversity that will happen(dams do that, small dams do less damage, but damage nonetheless, if you are not convinced then know that some dams in Western Europe were recently demolished because of the extensive ecological damage).
About identity, why should patriotic education be forced on them? Just because their 50 mudras on their dance has common with ours? because a mythological place in Arunachal finds mention? This is really naive thinking. Why should they consider India their homeland when it is clearly not, they have seperate language, seperate history. The only reason they are within India is because the British drew the Macmohan line without consulting the Tibetans and bigbullying them.
Relegious conversions are of course controversial, but maybe some of the people are doing by will. One should be objective and present everyones case, but alas by doing that you weaken your own case, but at least one is honest.

Having said that, I have tried to be rational and held human and nature as more important than political nations and my claims are from facts I read long back, for any mistakes I deeply apologise.
I also wish Arunachal is left undisturbed with regard to exploitating its resources, but India help them with creating employment, I hope Arunachalis choose to see us as a friend and that they see that our culture and religion(indian religious and spiritual practices, I refuse to use the term hinduism) is much closer than say western/christian/more-foreign practices.

]]> By: Saurabh Saxena http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-526 Saurabh Saxena Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:07:51 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-526 I visited whole NorthEast of India and eventually Itanagar capital of Arunachal Pradesh in summer 2002. I explored and learned many things during my NE visit. I have 2 friends from Arunachal and they always discuss the same issues what you mentioned in this article. Better education n self employment are needed to grow this beautiful state. Good work... Krishna bless you ! I visited whole NorthEast of India and eventually Itanagar capital of Arunachal Pradesh in summer 2002. I explored and learned many things during my NE visit. I have 2 friends from Arunachal and they always discuss the same issues what you mentioned in this article. Better education n self employment are needed to grow this beautiful state. Good work… Krishna bless you !

]]> By: suman http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-498 suman Sun, 06 Jul 2008 09:04:50 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/07/arunachal/#comment-498 This is a good article. and learned some important points. Thanks for publishing this. This is a good article. and learned some important points. Thanks for publishing this.

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