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Originally posted by: sp108

Sandhya, I reported Cleo's comment a few hours back. Saw your response as well. I least expected a N.India vs S.India kind of justification in an argument, and more shocked that some people actually "Like"ed the comment. Pathetic state of affairs.

Originally posted by: munnirony

akbar had his greatness & mistakes as well. his mistakes were his, his greatness was also his. we didnt wanted a goody goody or a saint akbar. we just wanted akbar wht he was. his achievements, his blunders, his greatness, his mistakes we r open for evrything. yes just like chittor war was not bcoz of HH's death, he was very much normal at tht time, but at the same time his achievements r completely his not bcoz of jodha's mahanta. yes jodha had her influence but she was certainly not a malquin nor a teacher who taught him evrything.🤢

I m a Rajasthani...n I love Begumsa's characterization the most, I'd think 😆😉

Why introduse another cartoon on show,yeh javidas neice is a headache,btw she was waering rukus cloths,repeat karne ka kiya fayda,i used to enjoy maham adham and javidsa scene but not this

Originally posted by: amina1

Why introduse another cartoon on show,yeh javidas neice is a headache,btw she was waering rukus cloths,repeat karne ka kiya fayda,i used to enjoy maham adham and javidsa scene but not this

she is at least better than salim's constipated face. Honestly I can watch anything to avoid his face.
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Hello dearies !!!

Mandy jodha's fictional achievements could have been shown even without degrading akbar. She could have done her samaj seva or helping poor people I don't mind. But why degrade akbar? Mandali say EK is very lenient towards akbar bcoz real one was not so goody goody. But jalal lovers never wanted a goody goody akbar. we wanted to see both. But he became like a dhobi ka kutta na ghar ka na ghat ka.

an article by a scholar..a must read and will also give the link to the site, given by one of akbar's admirers from the forum!

'The Real Father of the Indian Nation
' Mahatma ' Gandhi is called the father of the Indian nation. But , as I have pointed out in my previous post, Gandhi in fact did great harm to India, and he has wrongly been called the Father of the nation.
The real Father of the Indian nation was the great Mughal Emperor Akbar ( 1542-1605 ). What we Indians are today is largely because of the solid foundation laid by Akbar. Because of Akbar, we are Indians, not just Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Jains, Parsis etc.
And yet the tragedy is that many Hindus call Akbar a Muslim, while many Muslims call him a Hindu ( because he observed many Hindu festivals and ceremonies ), which proves my point that 90% Hindus and 90% Muslims in India are fools. The truth is that while being a Sunni Muslim, Akbar was a true Indian.
Akbar saw that India was a country of great diversity ( see my article ' What is India ? ' on my blog justicekatju.blogspot.in and the website kgfindia.com ). Hence the only way to keep India united was by giving equal respect to all communities and sects. It was because of this realization that Akbar adopted the wise policy of Suleh-e-Kul, that is, Universal Toleration of all Religions.
In this respect, Akbar was far ahead of his times, and far ahead of even Europeans who were at that time massacring each other in the name of religion, Catholics massacring Protestants e.g. the St. Bartholomew Day massacre in 1572 by Catholics of the minority Protestant community ( called Huguenots ) in France, the massacre of Protestants by the Spanish Duke of Alba in Holland, the burning at the stake ( auto de fe ) of heretics during the Inquisition, etc, the subsequent massacre of Catholics in Ireland by Cromwell, and the mutual massacre of Catholics and Protestants in the Thirty Year War in Germany ( 1618-1648 ) as well as the killing of Jews by Christians throughout Europe ( culminating in the Holocaust in the Second World War, 1939-1945 ).
In my judgment in the Supreme Court in Hinsa Virodhak Sangh vs.Mirzapur Moti Koresh Jamaat, 2011 ( see online ) I observed :'


..and the link is,,
https://www.facebook.com/justicekatju/posts/933736076666939

My son, when he was 13, (a couple of years back) once had a "traditional day" celebration in school ...all students were asked to dress up in their native costumes n talk about their respective cultures for a couple of minutes each.