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Comment on Did you see Chingu in Himachal? by vipin

vipin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 04:01:23 +0000

good information , i am shocked as i purchased it 4 days back, so i cannot tell realty to my wife she must enjoy it, but manali administration must take action against them as they are creating bad experience to tourist , an ruining the tourist revenue of state

Comment on Did you see Chingu in Himachal? by pranjal

pranjal — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:41:51 +0000

bahaut hi labhdayak information thee. thank you. chingu is the name of my pet cat and she is soft like a shawl indeed. i have searched for the meaning of chingu many times but never got the answer. well thanx again. i am from bhopal, mp.

Comment on Shimla to Rohru Road: As bad as it can get by suveer

suveer — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 13:25:21 +0000

Sure would love that. We can make a day of it.

Comment on Shimla to Rohru Road: As bad as it can get by भीगी बिल्ली

भीगी बिल्ली — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 09:57:59 +0000

Thanks Suveer for passing by. I loved your comments and trust me, I am doing my bit for Himachal. We can sit and discuss that. Would love to do that. Thanks once again.

Comment on Shimla to Rohru Road: As bad as it can get by suveer

suveer — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 09:40:52 +0000

This is ********* s/o ****** from village ***********, I presume. (Stars edited by Moderator)

You take potshots at your own party and leaders and discredit them while maintaining the moral high ground. If you are so concerned about the welfare of the people and the ‘roads’, why don’t you move back from Delhi. If you wanted to really make a difference did you ever approach any of the congress MP’s or even your former MLA, whom I have been told is a youth of impeccable character and very hardworking. I have lived in these hills enough to know that the current MLA is not exactly Santa Claus. Dear Friend, do not confuse yourself – you are everything but a congress-supporter.

Comment on क्यूँ मैं हर बार हारा? by Brijesh Kumar Tiwari

Brijesh Kumar Tiwari — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 19:18:53 +0000

very nice poetry

Comment on Missing and going nowhere by jagdishbali

jagdishbali — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:46:58 +0000

nicely explicit!

Comment on Did you see Chingu in Himachal? by Vivek

Vivek — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:42:23 +0000

hmm I am recently fooled by one shopekeeper just 4 days back.. be aware about Himachali people specially the taxi drivers and shopkeepers.. They are just sofisticated robbers.. I think common himachali is a goodman though…. I am shocked, with this article and unfortunetly can;lt even tell this truth to my wife.. at least let her enjoy the Chingu.. I will see that I recover my money from any Himachali person I meet here in my area.. now waiting for Himachali….
THEY ARE BIG ROBBERS

Comment on Chhailla Chowk to China: Himachal government throws security to the wind; even dogs getting extinct by vivek verma

vivek verma — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:40:22 +0000

Its pity on H.P government that it has thrown state security into danger. These Chinese workers undoubtedly have spies and they have forwarded every important geographic detail to the Chinese Army.The issue of Dogs is of concern as its widely been reported from local sources that dogs are going missing day by day.Retired Major R.R Verma from Theog-Nangaldevi had repeatedly cautioned State government about Chinese intentions, but not even a local politician has considered to give any attention to his words. In july 2009, there was a reported attack by Chinese on local Men ,employed by Chinese as their drivers.Local Kisan sabha and youth organisation has demonstrated agitation against this action and state government forced them to end their agitation. The retaliatory attack on Chinese was done by Major R.R Verma with his fellow men, but his action was considered as illegal.Now, suddenly the threat of Chinese incursion along Indian borders were felt by Indian government and all were shouting like a hell.
we, the responsible countrymen must support the actions of our brave people like Major R.R Verma and these retired veterans of Indo-Pak war must be appointed as border security advisors by state government.

Comment on Did you see Chingu in Himachal? by Dr. D. K. Parihar

Dr. D. K. Parihar — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 09:00:08 +0000

We recently came across these fellows at manali during our honeymoon trip and got fooled by them. We wasted Rs. 9900/- for chingu blanket+ five gift items with it. These people have ruined my cool impression of Himachal. Dirty fellows.