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| Dr. Cajetan Coelho |
Life indeed is precious. Fine report on the rescue of the innocent child. These young ones are the future of our country. Let us pray that all may go well with Vandana.
Dr. Cajetan Coelho
( Posted: Friday , April 04, 2008 at 01:23 )
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| Aman |
I am amused that such minor incidents are blown out of proportion to make them mainstream news. On top of that it even more amusing that this the most read/ commented news for the day. Just goes on to show that these are news snippets that we Indians actually want (Masala and mre Masala) and at the same time also say that news channels these days show anything and everything from saas bahu saga, encourage superstition, drama, et all but no news..
I am going back to DD News. Wish they had an online version too.
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 13:49 )
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| Charanjit |
After having proved our mettle as a software superpower, after 60 years of independence, I believe rescuing children stuck-up in wells and bored holes is the next big competency India has acquired considering the number of such incidents being highlighted by the media of late.
But alas, apart from getting the d-day eyeballs, media cannot go and get the culprits booked. Alas, such incidents are forgotten from memory very soon waiting for another one to happen.
Congrats to the Army however for their unrelenting support and kudos to little Vandana for bearing with the state of affairs in this nation. Wish her a speedy recovery.
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 13:23 )
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| Catherine |
God Blessed Vandana He put his work in the hands of people that do care for each other this is a spirt that brought everyone in india together. God Bless yous all for the hard work and she is safe.
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 10:50 )
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| Rajasekhar |
i congrates army personal
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 10:33 )
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| KANNAN RAMANATHAN |
GOD is great and here the people who helped in rescuing the child are GOD.Will get the people get awareness and avoid these kind of things happening again? Will the media educate all by suggesting various methods to prevent these things in future?
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 10:27 )
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| Shilpa |
Really it is a great job what our Indian Army people have done and they have saved one life, I hope again this kind of incident will not repeat again and our govt should punish that culprits
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 08:51 )
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| Mohita |
Kudos to the army...n the officials, guility of such negligence should be actually stoned to death...!
How many children might be dying of this kind of gross negligence...
Thanks to the media for highlighting the issue....! Some channels overdo it...but if a life is saved..it's probably worth it...
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 08:51 )
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| Muthu |
God Bless Vandhana. JAI Hind. Great job done by Army guys.
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 08:33 )
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| harbir singh |
India is perhaps one of the most dangerous places on earth to raise kids. There are dangers lurking at every corner once you get get out of your home besides the ones that exist within your homes due to poor construction.
The list is endless and little and nothing is being done about by the civic authorities in 50 years:
. Ever increasing stray dogs and other animals on the streets.
. Ever increasing bad drivers on the road, making it unsafe to cross any street.
. Open manholes all around.
. Excrement all around.
It is time to outsource these jobs to private companies and the public should demand the same in increasing numbers. India remains lawless and reckless as ever.
( Posted: Thursday , March 27, 2008 at 08:32 )
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