Dear All,
Tomorrow is a big & very important day for all of us, as court is going to annouce the Ayodhya verdict. What to say, is the decision repeat the history again, no peace, no agreement, again same situation, same riots, voilance etc.?
have we learn any leasson from that days?
Your comment is important.
From India, Gurgaon
2Tomorrow is a big & very important day for all of us, as court is going to annouce the Ayodhya verdict. What to say, is the decision repeat the history again, no peace, no agreement, again same situation, same riots, voilance etc.?
have we learn any leasson from that days?
Your comment is important.
From India, Gurgaon
Hey commonnnn pan_mis82.
I think you are unecessarily raking up passions by coming to conclusions even before anything is said by the Court.
If you have been following the COMPLETE media coverage, everyone in positions of responsibility are trying their BEST to ensure that the RESPONSE TO THE VERDICT is NOT WHAT YOU MENTIONED: "hindu muslim Riots".
Pl grow-up and if you can't, at least don't add to the already delicate situation from our fraternity of HR professionals.
Frankly, it would been much better if you had started a thread to elicit ideas/comments/actionable points on HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNAL PEACE after the Verdict.
Sorry for being so blunt--but with the string of fiascos/scandals hitting the country since the past few weeks/months--the latest being the CWG, the minimum we, as professionals, could do is: NOT TO ADD UP TO AN ALREADY WORSENING SITUATION.
Rgds,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
I think you are unecessarily raking up passions by coming to conclusions even before anything is said by the Court.
If you have been following the COMPLETE media coverage, everyone in positions of responsibility are trying their BEST to ensure that the RESPONSE TO THE VERDICT is NOT WHAT YOU MENTIONED: "hindu muslim Riots".
Pl grow-up and if you can't, at least don't add to the already delicate situation from our fraternity of HR professionals.
Frankly, it would been much better if you had started a thread to elicit ideas/comments/actionable points on HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNAL PEACE after the Verdict.
Sorry for being so blunt--but with the string of fiascos/scandals hitting the country since the past few weeks/months--the latest being the CWG, the minimum we, as professionals, could do is: NOT TO ADD UP TO AN ALREADY WORSENING SITUATION.
Rgds,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
This is for you TS
Thanks for your suggestion, but sorry to say, can you plz read again what i had said.
Some gentleman don't know about ayodhya story, then I told him that at that time due to some reason there was hindu muslim riots.
I am not telling that it will happen again.
I think now you understand.
One more thing want to add I think you are not aware of things happened now a days. Plz go through that.
From India, Gurgaon
Thanks for your suggestion, but sorry to say, can you plz read again what i had said.
Some gentleman don't know about ayodhya story, then I told him that at that time due to some reason there was hindu muslim riots.
I am not telling that it will happen again.
I think now you understand.
One more thing want to add I think you are not aware of things happened now a days. Plz go through that.
From India, Gurgaon
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