Mr.Hon'ble President of India,Can u not make only one religion as Indian and stop all issues created .?
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Since does not look like our President reads and answer on Yahoo! Answer so on his behalf I am forced to answer:)\n\nNothing is bad or good in its own stead. It is the way it is used, implemented and taken up which makes it bad or good. In India reservation was and is used to please some people and get quick votes, be it SC&ST provisions in constitution which was original for 15 years or implementation of Mandal commission after years of lying in bag. There are many aspects of reservation. It is fact there are some strata of society who need support to rise from their current status of poverty or backwardness.\n\nHowever there is opposition for reservation because the benefit of it are not going to actual people rather they are taken up by some people of these society who are already in up class are taking up these benefits whereas actual needy people are still at the same place. No one will object if a really needy get the benefit, You and all are furious since it is someone who is not needy who is reaping benefit.\n\nAs far as making economic condition as criteria is concerned, there is always good and bad of all thoughts. Good about this will be that this should be the correct way of deciding giving help however there are too many lacuna in this as getting certificate for economic background is very easy to get since no one file income tax return and there no proof of incomes for people other than salaried people so what will happen ultimately is again people who do not deserve the benefit will get it and needy will remain eluded with this.\nI agree that when it comes to job then what we need is competent people in jobs to provide proper service and let our country grow. It is wrong to say the people who need help to rise first time are not competent but what is required is that we bring them up and educate and train them so that they are competent enough to take up the challenges. Now if we talk about getting a doctor without enough skills. This is often repeated example but what we fail to understand that a person cannot be a doctor just by getting admission in medical college. S/he became doctor after passing out from the college. If we say that college examination system is such that they will pass person without knowledge then problem does not lie in reservation in admission but in examination system which required to be looked into. Having said that if education system is not good and it will allow person without skill to get the degree then what is guarantee that a person who has come by other route let us by paying higher fees or something and for that matter what is guarantee that a person who have scored 90+ marks is good in medical study. So then we are running risk of many doctors without skills operating on us. So this argument that if the person has come with reservation will be not competent doctor is not correct. If a person has passed MBBS (s/he can be anyone reserve one or other) and do not know how to use scalpel and then we should hung all the teachers who have taught them, people who have set the papers  and all the examiners who has taken their practical exams and checker who checked their examination papers.\n\nSo mantra for anything to be good and successful is honest implementation of the same.
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I will fight this "theorcracy" all the way.\n\nI don't want a.....\n...christian nation.\n...atheist nation.\n...hindu nation.\n...muslim nation.\n...agnostic nation.\n...deist nation.\n...any religious nation.\n\nI DO want a.......FREE nation.
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I would create one religion so that we dont have to argue about whos religion is right or wrong and kill each other in the name of God or Jesus/Moses/Budda ect.....
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Legally, if you're a major, you can marry anyone you like. However, both Hindus and Muslims carry prejudices against each other because of a centuries-long history. It is unfortunate that instead of shedding our prejudices with our better education and enlightenment, we strengthen them. And it is plain sad that they come in the way of the happiness of two individuals. \n\nI'm sure both communities will greatly benefit if only they stop this belligerent attitude against each other. Both communities have a lot to offer, and removal of their mutual hatred will greatly strengthen us as a country. But there are vested interests, which want to keep the communities divided and at each other's throats, and so long as we are willing pawns in their game, we shall always remain victims. \n\nIt's up to like-minded individuals from both sides to get together and turn a new leaf over, and I sincerely hope the younger generation sees more light, and works towards bringing about a long-overdue and much-needed fundamental attitudinal change. \n\nI admit it's an uphill task for anyone who undertakes it. May God help all in this endeavour.
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Get rid of EVERY religion. Think about it.
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i respect u alot man...it's not a matter of religion. if everyone apply his religion like it is we would live in a perfect world. but we r corrupting even religions.\nwe call our selves christians and muslims without even applying the rules of thouse religions...\nbut it's pple like u who will make our world better. u've begin with ur words and so on u'll make a lots realise the truth...\n                    my best wishes and respect to u...peace.
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NO one has a right to impose his / her religion on anybody. But he can work to spread his religion and its on the other person to accept it or not. None of the religions of the world teach to impose the religion by force.
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Yeah, I can understand, I had the same problem. Maybe he could talk to just one person at first, someone he's particularly close to, ask them to keep it to themselves for the time being, and see how they feel about it. Indians can be fiercely protective of their cultural identity, and might oppose cross-cultural marriage for that reason. On the other hand, many Indian families today aren't too conservative, especially ones that have moved abroad, so he might find less resistance than he thinks.
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any issue concerning the nations
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no of course not.I am a muslim and I love all humans.race,colour,religion is not important,you can't put people in groups and lable them according to race colour or religion and so on.there are all kinds of people all around. you should give every one a chance to state their own views.and I think more importantly we all have to work together to reach peace.that would be against all the crazy people who use things like religion to start wars and so on and inturn gain power money... for themselves.\ngood luck.
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No person is born perfect & No relegion is born imperfect. Even I am an Indian but I do not hate a relegion as a whole and we must never. Even Pakistanis are Human being and there are so many innocent people who want peace like you and me.
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Indian muslims (fundamental)not allow
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Ban religion would be about the only way.  Then you have a chance.
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Yes. There is already a ban on the conduct of government servants in India but certain Muslim government servants indulge in polygamy on the plea of religious rights, but that is illegal. Hence, it is high time that the government should extend it to the general public so that the status of women in general is well secured in the eyes of law.
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Many a times the question that arises in the mind of an Indian is - why are we secular? This question becomes more demanding for an answer when we feel the heat of communal conflagrations. India being still a traditional society that contains not one, but many traditions owing their origin in part to the different religions that exist here. While India carries with it many traditions it has managed to retain the secular character of its polity, while in many countries especially from the third world, a secular authority has crumbled in face of conflicting traditions. Lebanon and Cyprus are only two instances. Even in those countries where a single tradition holds sway, secular forces have not always been able to hold their own against the forces of tradition. Iran and Algeria being a case in point. \n\nSecularism actually means an attitude unconnected with any religion. But if asked its meaning an Indian would invariably say that secularism means 'religious tolerance'. Why is it that this term which is enshrined in our constitution should have a popular misconception about its meaning? To answer this question we would have to probe deeper into Indian polity and the dialectics of Hinduism, the religion of the majority.
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HE IS ALSO CITIZEN OF INDIA AND HAVE RIGHT TO APPEAL PRESIDENT OF INDIA FOR MERCY.  PLEASE WAIT FOR PRESIDENT'S DECISION.
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i never had even heard of such a concept until the media dragged me unwillingly into it all. we are all muslims. there is no need for such a division. we all believe in One God. there should be no reason for such squabbles. it causes unnecessary problems. just look as to what the Qu'ran states in regards to it.