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To: JPR who wrote (1844)7/18/1998 9:43:00 PM
From: sea_biscuit  Respond to of 12475
 

The first link provides a good example of what is called "bass-ackward thinking"
in polite circles... :-)

So, the largest employer is Indian Railways, eh? FYI, the second largest
employer is probably State Bank of India, and compared to the major
banks of the world, that is about the only thing they are good at -- providing
jobs by the millions. Forget about their other numbers, OK?! ;-) They
probably won't figure even in the top 500 banks of the world.

And speaking of numbers... the movies of India! A better illustration of
why quantity doesn't matter when quality is non-existent, I cannot find!
At least the movies of the 50s and the 60s were imitations of contemporary
British and Hollywood productions (and therefore, at least tolerable, even if
amateurish). Present-day Indian movies are, with rare exceptions, truly
pathetic.

As for "mica blocks and splits" and jute, gimme a break! This deserves
a million ROFLOLs! :-) Who in HELL cares about those things? If jute
was a big deal, then Bangladesh wouldn't be at the bottom rung of the
economic ladder today, no?! :-)

And finally, about Qutub Minar and Kharagpur, please don't tell the
Saffron-langot-clad crowd about them, OK? (I could have said,
"your Saffron-langot-clad friends", but I am giving you the benefit of
doubt). Because you see, the former was built by Muslims and the
latter by India's "evil" British rulers!

Dipy.