Hypocrisy of "telugu talli abhimanulu"

Stalinist · Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 5:25 pm Post subject:

I am not hypocrite. I do not support any kind of regionalism or linguism. I am explicit supporter of internationalism that is communist ideology. Linguism is also reason for lack of unity in India. India never had uniform language for all regions. Though sanskrit was spoken in ancient days, only few well educated people used to speak sanskrit. People who speak english are also less now. There are also people who don't even like to learn national language hindi. Regionalism and linguism are unprogressive for society. Teluguites, tamilians, Marathis, Bengalis etc identify themselves by separate nationality(jati) though India is called as one nation. When Josef Stalin was minister and General Secretary, he tried to Russify all non-Russian nations in Russia. Why don't Indian rulers try to Indianise all linguistic groups in India? When Jawahar Lal Nehru tried to Indianise tamilians by promoting hindi in Tamil Nadu, tamilians severely opposed him and created riots. Now ULFA is Assam and Manipuri militants are killing hindi speakers in their regions. This kind of nationalism is dangerous for India. Josef Stalin also faced same kind of opposition from Ukrainian nationalists and Ukrainian nationalists even joined hands with nazis against Stalin. Solving the question of nationalism is not easy but we must try. Josef Stalin was born in Georgian jewish family but he identified himself as Russian. All Indians must identify themselves as Indians rather than indentifying themselves as teluguites or tamilians or orissaites.
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ved · Telugu Veera Joined: 26 Feb 2006 Posts: 2477

Stalinist,

I appreciate your comments but I disagree. As far as we are concerned there is nothing we can learn from Soviet experience. What did they achieve by forcing Russian on every province. They couldn’t stay together even for 50 years. If not for its luck in having the vast gas and oil reserves, it would have disintegrated further. Where as India, in spite of huge problem called Pakistan it inherited since its birth, huge poverty with minimum infrastructure, and spectrum of religious diversity, it held together remarkably well, and we are on the verge of historic economic turn around.

You may be right that on some occasions diverse languages tend to be our adversity but often times it is our asset. It is a symbol of continuous civilization that existed in this part of the world, and its ability to absorb and assimilate waves of different ideologies, religions and languages. It is not only a symbol but part of our ethos, and explains why India survives with multitudes of differences. It is a beautiful complex fabric, and if you pull one fiber out, the whole fabric will give up. There is no country in the world that comes close. We developed a unique formula of unity in diversity. As we progress further with more prosperity, we will start to appreciate this diversity and the whole world will envy us.

Stalinist · Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:14 am Post subject:

Josef Stalin tried at his level to solve "National question". I read the book "National question" written by Stalin. After death of Josef Stalin, post-Stalinist leaders ignored about "National question" and continued Russian supremacy. Gorbachev's policies Perestroika and Glasnost resulted restoration of capitalism in Soviet Union. Russia also broke off into many countries after restoration of capitalism. India is also facing similar problem. No politicians dare to talk about Indian unity and hindi in Tamil Nadu, Assam and Manipur etc. Nationalists of Meghalaya, Nagaland and Mizoram are having support of christian missionaries and Kashmiri terrorists are having support of Amerikkka and Pakistan like Ukrainian fascists who had support of nazis and Kazhak, Turkmen and other nationalists who had support of Osama Bin Laden and CIA(Amerikkkan intelligence wing). India is always facing danger from hindu fundamentalist groups, pro-Pakistani groups, Amerikkkan imperialists and christian missionaries.
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statesman · Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 9:34 pm Post subject:

what for these rusian storiers in a topic called telugu talli, i think there is no end for this topic twisting?
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