Comments on: Message of good faith

By: Asif Ansari

Asif Ansari — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 22:16:13 +0000

Good! both the President Mr. Zardari and the Prime Minister Mr. Singh are very senior politicians. It is a actual fact that Pakistan and India both are Nuclear weapons countries, there confilict has been started since 1947, So why not both countries top level officails sit together and discuss every issues belongs to both countries, These two countries are the most important countries of South Asia as well in this world.
This centuary belongs to education, health and technology, those are powerfull in these areas, they are called the powerfull country, So it is the need of these two countries, please resolve their problems and issues by the help of table talk.
So, very welcom to Mr. Singh in Pakistan.

By: shankar

shankar — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 16:50:06 +0000

Yes Mohammed, what if Sunil changes his mind tomorrow, or is he not allowed to?

By: Syed Ahmed

Syed Ahmed — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 14:34:36 +0000

We should build an International Airport and a grand hotel at Taxila / Hasanabdal and allow the Sikh community to visit freely Gurdwara Sri Punja Sahib, one of the most sacred places of Sikhism. Grant of multiple visas for 10 years may also be considered.

By: Dr V. C. Bhutani

Dr V. C. Bhutani — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 14:27:12 +0000

One is not necessarily a hawk if one disagrees with the idea of the Indian PM visiting Pakistan, whether for a state visit or as a private visitor. Contrary to the position taken in the editorial, I for one do not see in Pakistan a constituency for good relations with India. All Pakistan government’s acts of omission and commission – in that order – serve to show that Pakistan government is not prepared to do even the minimum needed for setting the ball rolling. Much goes on to this day which discourages one from thinking that good India-Pakistan relations are possible. Ms Sherry Rehman says “. . . that Pakistan’s old policy of seeking strategic depth in Afghanistan had changed and so had its attitude towards India” (vide Dawn of today). She may well be right, and, if true, this is heartening. But the Dawn report had not a word to add or to explicate what the ambassador had said. That does not take us very far. V. C. Bhutani, Delhi, India, 29 July 2012, 1955 IST

By: Gerry D'Cunha

Gerry D'Cunha — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 13:56:49 +0000

I think India should follow 'tit for tat' with the muslims in their country in converting and airing on their network, then see the reaction of these fanatics. I am kidding, I know India is a senseable country and will never hurt the feelings of its million of Muslims. Shame on Pakistan!!!!

By: Sapan Kapoor

Sapan Kapoor — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 13:07:45 +0000

@Pakistan, Please leave us alone. Please mind your own business and leave us alone. I beseech you. You talk about improving ties between the two countries. I would say why can't we be just neutral? There should be no love, no hate, and we can thus maintain neutrality and concentrate on development. I want my country to have very limited ties with Pakistan. It's in the interest of both our people.

By: shahid

shahid — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 12:12:15 +0000

Individual acts or to say one of the highly commercialized media outlet cannot reflect the whole nation or state stance on any particular point. Giving references of these sorts of acts is equivalent to finding excuses for writing unreasonable comments. Just remember your side is also not pious, and there are numerous examples to prove that.

By: Iftikhar Husain

Iftikhar Husain — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 11:24:38 +0000

We have all shown a great opposition to this episode now everybody has to come out of this and be sensible. It is up tothe Indian Prime Minister to decide to accept it or not.

By: VLRao

VLRao — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 10:39:57 +0000

When tunnels are being discovered to smuggle armed militants to enter the Kashmir valley, and when a Hindu is converted to Islam on Pakistan TV, is that the time for the Indian Prime Minister to visit Pakistan on a good will visit? Where is the good will on the other side when such atrocious acts are being committed? And is there even an attempt being made to convict those persons known to be responsible for the attack in Mumbai?

By: Mohammad

Mohammad — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 10:29:05 +0000

What happens if Sunil himself wanted to change his faith to Islam ? Are you not breaching his rights by allowing him to choose his religion?