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mika

@mikagurl23

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Posted: 20 years ago

#41

All I have to say is that:

I am proud to be an india
I am proud of India
I am proud to be an american
I am proud of america

thats all!

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Nishani Haripersadh

@Nishani

Inactive

Posted: 20 years ago

#42

The stats was a bit freaky when I first read it. I am neutral as I am South African (pure citizen of S.A).

However, my boyfriend is American (born and raised). But his parents were both born and raised in India and they moved to the States just after they were married.

When I read this article to him, he took it with a pinch of salt. That is cos his allegiance lies with both India and America. He says he will never choose who is better off cos you just cannot compare.

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punjabiprincess

@punjabiprincess

Inactive

Posted: 20 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: mikagurl23
All I have to say is that:

I am proud to be an india
I am proud of India
I am proud to be an american
I am proud of america

thats all!

I agree with you, I am proud of America and India.😊

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Signora2

@Signora2

Inactive

Posted: 20 years ago

#44

Even I am pride to be an Indian, but our disaster management exists only on paper and really does not work. So we can never pat ourselves and allow lethargy to take over. The hurricane after effect was not handled by the American authorities. But let us learn lessons from the London bombing, I think the Indian government and the people need to take a lesson or two in the way the entire thing was handled, the chain of command was in operation, no rumours no panic and even the public was calm and cooperative.
signora2 &nbs p;