(Organiser 14.9.2014); This is with reference to the front page story in Organiser titled ‘ The Pied Piper’ by Kanwal Sibal. It is really laudable that PM Narendra Modi has been able to persuade the Japanese to make a whopping $33.5 billion investment in Bharat’s infrastructure over the next five years. His decision to forge a strong strategic relationship with Japan is a masterstroke and would help Bharat to balance the growing influence of China. Putting in place special arrangements to facilitate Japanese investments into the country will go a long way in inducing red tapeism and hastening investment flows.
THARCIUS S FERNANDO,
Chennai
Ghazwa– e –Hind: Is Only India Threatened ?
(Organiser,17.8.2014 ); Apropos to ‘Ghazwa–e–Hind: Is Only India Threatened ?’ by Brig. Anil Gupta in Organiser. The writer has given in detail the activities of various Islamic terrorist outfits and their dangerous designs. But his final advise or conclusion is contradictory and confusing. He has written that “it is for both India and Pakistan to bury the hatchet and get ready to face common enemy which is in form of Islamic terror.” Very strange. Pakistan itself is an Islamic terrorist country. All the wings of Pakistan i.e. its people, political leaders, Armed Forces, Civil Administration, etc. are guided by mullahs and maulvies, are committed to spread hatred towards other religions. They slaughtered millions of Hindus and Sikhs during 1947 and again in 1971 in East Pakistan. All these fanatics are committed to eradicate Hindus (which they call as kafirs) from their so-called pure Pakistan meant as a homeland for the Muslims only. Brig. Gupta has failed to understand the mentality of Pakistan and Muslims.
ANAND PRAKASH,
72/Sector 8, Panchkula, 134 109
K R SRINIVASAN,
Secunderabad
(Organiser,13.7.2014 ); I offer my profound congratulations to Shri M V Kamath on the balanced and well explained article on the ‘Role of English in the Contemporary India’ in Organiser. The people of Bharat are fortunate that they learnt English well before the British left Bharat and subsequently it has helped them to advance rapidly in technology and administration. It has also served as a common language nationally and in international interaction. In this matter we should not be governed only by patriotism but also by practical wisdom. Thus we cannot think in terms of giving up English until Hindi is fully acceptable in the entire Bharat .
CBD RAO, 39, 15th Cross Road, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru: 3
MAHESH CHANDRA SHARMA, Kanpur
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