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Listed below are comments made by Chary8 between Thursday, 26th February 2009 and Thursday, 10th September 2009.

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Why austerity is a joke in Indian politics 6:11pm on 10 Sep 2009 As an Indian, I must say the last 4 sentences are spot on! This is turning into a good blog (unlike many other BBC reporter's blogs) simply because Soutik is brutally honest.
Why the Hindu right wing loves Mr Jinnah 3:48pm on 19 Aug 2009 Ugh, more identity politics. You notice this is your only blog post that received so many comments - shows what people in the Subcontinent really care about. :( No wonder we are so messed up.
The swine flu hysteria 10:50pm on 12 Aug 2009 With regard to your last column on 'Sach ka Saamna', it looks like we Indians have found something else to worry about other than a silly TV show. :)
An interview with President Obama 03:38am on 02 Jun 2009 Isn't the biggest source of terrorism Saudi-sponsored Wahhabism? No US administration has adequately dealt with that.
The Marquez loving Communist 01:47am on 09 May 2009 Quote: "Don't forget to read Saramago," he says, before disappearing down a corridor to meet waiting fellow comrades. "The Stone Raft is particularly good!" Unquote.

Sound a bit like Nero fiddling while Rome burns?
In Xanadu 4:28pm on 04 May 2009 Hee hee, Ramoji Film City sounds crazy in this article. I actually had a better time there than in Universal Studios. Then again, maybe that's a cultural thing...

Anyway, I understand H'bad is important, but whatever happened to B'lore? And all the little places in between these big cities?
Mumbai is a crush 7:23pm on 30 Apr 2009 @Lalit (#12): Oh, I'm Indian... I don't know (and kinda don't really care) what British Muslims want.
Mumbai is a crush 4:52pm on 29 Apr 2009 @Lalit (#9 and 10): Conversion is nobody's business but the convert's. Faith is the opposite of reason anyway - so why even try to reason that stone is denser than wood?
Mumbai is a crush 02:15am on 29 Apr 2009 Well said, CrisEdinburgh; I couldn't have put it any better. You have your task cut out for you, Mr. Biswas... With two stages of the election already over, the question is will you ever get to it?
Jindal's missed opportunity 08:45am on 26 Feb 2009 Cringeworthy speech there by Bobby. More than his non-existent oratorical skills, it's his support for regressive social policies that's a shame to us fellow Desis.

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