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If you're looking to sport an timeless design that's built with performance and style in mind then you'll want to check out these innovative Oakley Sliver Polarized Sunglasses. Starting out with the lenses, the Slivers are built with a Plutonite, 6 Bas... Read More
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If you're looking for the kind of class held by the screen legends that call back to the heyday of cinema when James Dean rebelled without a cause or Cary Grant was gracing the screen with the hottest Hollywood starlets then you'll want to don these Oa... Read More
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These Oakley Gas Can Sunglasses are uniquely designed to give you the best visual clarity and continuity. The Plutonite lenses are two lenses cut from a single shield and have properties that filter out 100% of all UVA/UVB/UVC and harmful blue light. ... Read More
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Check out the Oakley Kick Back Sunglasses and head out in a classic and stylish pair of sunglasses that offer plenty of coverage and protection. The C-5 Metal compounds are durable and lightweight so they will last quite a while and the 6 Base Lens pr... Read More
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Style and performance in a lightweight design makes the Oakley Flak 2.0 XL Sunglass a timeless piece. The XL edition offers enhanced lens coverage and specialized lens curvature for protection against sun, wind and impact. This makes the Flak 2.0 XL p... Read More
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It's comfortable with a slick style that is designed for the high-performer. Oakley's Jupiter Squared Polarized Sunglasses start out with ear stems and metal bands and rivets inspired by the handles of switchblade knives. One of the best polarized lens... Read More
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The Oakley Holbrook LX Sunglasses bring back a cool look thanks to the help snowboarding icon Shaun White. Built with Acetate Frames, these sunglasses are lightweight and will provide all day comfort plus the Three-Point Fit ensures that they stay in ... Read More
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If Harvey Dent from the Batman series could wear any Oakley sunglass, I am pretty sure this would his go to. The Oakley TwoFace is a blend of surf and skate inspiration with a rare look. O Matter durable frame with an aluminum lower rim creating a slee... Read More
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An homage to the style of the 80's when Molly Ringwald and Michael J. Fox were splashed on the movie screens, the Oakley Ringer Sunglasses is a cute throwback design that's a must-have for fashion-minded female. These sunglasses may call back to the sl... Read More
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The Oakley Fives Squared Sunglasses fit incredibly well and offer the same features that you would expect from Oakley. Utilizing Condensed Cranial Geometry, these sunglasses have a taped architecture that ensures that they always look and feel good. I... Read More
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The Frogskins LX Sunglasses combines classic coolness with the comfort of a hand-made frame that is lightweight yet durable acetate. Sculpturally integrated hinge mechanisms give it a modern touch and signed with metal logos on the earstems complete a ... Read More
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Style and performance in a lightweight design makes the Oakley Flak 2.0 XL Prizm Sunglass a timeless piece. The XL edition offers enhanced lens coverage and specialized lens curvature for protection against sun, wind and impact. This makes the Flak 2.0... Read More
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The story of Ceramic Super Redz is simple. Take the superior steels used in the Super Redz bearings and swap the steel balls for grade 5, silicone nitrade, hot isostatically pressed ceramic balls and you have Bones Ceramic Super Redz. These bearings ar... Read More
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If you're looking to sport an timeless design that's built with performance and style in mind then you'll want to check out these innovative Oakley Catalyst Sunglasses. Starting out with the lenses, the Catalyst are built with a Plutonite, 6 Base Lens... Read More
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Get innovation with the Oakley Mainlink Sunglasses. The Mainlink is made with Unobtainium earsocks and nosebombs that will increase the grip as you sweat so they will not fall off your face. The O Matter frame gives you durability and added comfort a... Read More
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Original and cool is the creation of the Oakley Holbrook Sunglasses by Shaun White. Designed with influences from the old school icons like James Dean these shades are ultra chic as well as lightweight and comfortable. Named after a small town off of... Read More
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The Oakley Turbine Sunglasses offer clean lines for style and durable, lightweight features for comfort and performance. The O-Matter Frames are stress-resistant, strong and light so they can keep up with your performance level. Its Three-Point Fit en... Read More
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The original and cool style of the Oakley Batwolf Polarized Sunglasses boast a clean design with kick-butt mentality. A single continuous lens sweeps across a comfortably lightweight O Matter frame. The sleek design means business. The polarized lens ... Read More
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Posted: 03/10/2015
Republicans try to discourage Iranian leaders from signing a deal with President Obama.
Tags: benjamin netanyahu, jewish, congress, speeches, house of representatives, senate, iran, barack obama, obama administration, diplomacy, international affairs, secret muslim, nuclear, democracy, dictators, ayatollah ali khamenei, republicans, ronald reagan, nancy pelosi, democrats, syria, media
Posted: 06/16/2014
The Islamic extremist group ISIS destroys the seeds of democracy so carefully sown in Iraq.
Tags: mess o'potamia, iraq war, wars, iraq, war on terror, democracy, international affairs, mongering, troops, military, wmds, 9/11, bush administration, barack obama, george w. bush, bush impression, john mccain, paul wolfowitz, bill kristol, lindsey graham, islam, history, impressions, secret muslim
Posted: 07/18/2013
Egypt's first free election in over 5,000 years doesn't last very long.
Tags: egypt, democracy, elections, protests, voting, mohamed morsi, military, international affairs, anti-american, dictators, slogans, facial hair, john oliver, campaigns, secret muslim
Posted: 08/09/2012
America's first Muslim congressman, Keith Ellison, fields a persuasive phone call from Mitt Romney.
Tags: better know a district, keith ellison, appearances, minnesota, duets, islamic, performances, secret muslim, religion, extremism, michele bachmann, friend of the show, investigations, mongering, mitt romney, barack obama, elections, candidates, impressions, prince, art, let's move on, mary tyler moore, bkad, democrats, house of representatives, tv, voting, phone calls
Posted: 04/09/2012
The Harlem Globetrotters, Captain Planet and other characters celebrate Easter at the White House.
Tags: white house, passover, easter, holidays, jewish, christian, religion, debbie wasserman schultz, barack obama, animation, competitions, kids, food, mascots, lsd, secret muslim
Posted: 03/14/2012
Cable news networks cover the Southern primaries with sex jokes and whining.
Tags: endless suffrage 2012, 24-hour news, primaries, fox news, msnbc, lawrence o'donnell, republicans, rick santorum, barack obama, sean hannity, tucker carlson, john stossel, liberal, crying, indecision 2012, indecision, friends, kids, media, approval ratings, secret muslim, religion, muslim
Posted: 02/14/2012
Republicans refuse to take Barack Obama's contraceptive mandate lying down -- or even doggie style.
Tags: catholic, birth control, health, insurance, laws, barack obama, secret muslim, religion, jimmy, the crusades, pope benedict xvi, demonstrations, under the desk, jesus, god, france, history, taxes, charity, money, benjamin franklin, founding fathers, first amendment, mitt romney, stds, rick santorum, campaigns, republicans
Posted: 01/24/2012
Rick Santorum takes criticism for respecting the elderly's right to spout hateful nonsense.
Tags: rick santorum, appearances, barack obama, secret muslim, senior citizens, thanksgiving, citizenship, audience interaction, holidays, nana & pee-pop, slavery, prostitution, kids, security, bestiality, animals, penises, candidates, republicans, indecision 2012, liberal
Posted: 12/15/2011
Sometimes Newt Gingrich can sound like the answer, but he's not Ronald Reagan.
Tags: newt gingrich, mitt romney, polls, voting, barack obama, secret muslim, ronald reagan, mongering, terrorism, mental health, photos, ayn rand, balls, republicans, candidates, indecision, indecision 2012, matt damon
Posted: 11/28/2011
Barack Obama's pro forma Thanksgiving YouTube greeting draws anger from Fox News pundits.
Tags: barack obama, speeches, thanksgiving, holidays, god, religion, fox news, conservative, george w. bush, bill clinton, animals, youtube, secret muslim, war on christmas, crying, jewish, alcohol, kids, family, media
Posted: 10/19/2011
Now that he's accused Obama of slaughtering Christians, Rush Limbaugh will do his due diligence.
Tags: rush limbaugh, pundits, barack obama, religion, secret muslim, christian, uganda, africa, international affairs, military, islamic, crime, death, human rights, violence, internet, wikipedia, media, radio, kids, stephen's laptop, nazi, mongering, lookin' good, business, jimmy
Posted: 10/04/2011
To win the GOP nomination, Mitt Romney has to convince Republican voters he's not Mitt Romney.
Tags: mitt romney, wealth, lookin' good, flip-flop, tea party, socialism, movies, parents, kids, growing up, barack obama, secret muslim, taxes, impressions, polls, indecision, indecision 2012, elections, campaigns, candidates, republicans, lapel pins, abortion, business
Posted: 09/15/2011
Solyndra's collapse gives conservatives the chance they've been waiting for to nail Barack Obama.
Tags: barack obama, solyndra, obama administration, approval ratings, government, scandals, business, debt, economy, money, alternative energy, technology, environment, secret muslim, fbi, investigations, congress, republicans, democrats, psas, impressions, joe biden, speeches, fox news, star trek, erectile dysfunction, penises, history, monkeys, terminations and resignations
Posted: 09/07/2011
Barack Obama's TSA abandons its most effective weapon against terror: x-raying passengers' junk.
Tags: tsa, flying, security, travel, secret muslim, terrorism, america, technology, janet napolitano, islamic, nudity, penises, photos, jimmy, cracks up, food, fashion, 9/11, wmds, saddam hussein, apologies, barack obama, public indecency, heroe$ crawl
Posted: 08/10/2011
The Mormon Church changes its image, while God's approval rating dwindles.
Tags: yahweh or no way, mormon, religion, lookin' good, god, polls, advertising, approval ratings, mitt romney, indecision, catholic, indecision 2012, elections, campaigns, candidates, appearances, republicans, barack obama, secret muslim, joseph smith, animals, the heroes, sports, rock 'n' roll, discrimination, jon huntsman
Posted: 07/19/2011
Louie Gohmert unveils the most shocking debt ceiling deadline conspiracy theory of all.
Tags: conspiracies, china, debt, economy, money, louie gohmert, secret muslim, jimmy, fox news, rush limbaugh, islamic, nazi, africa, conservative, republicans, the heroes, nerd alert, partying, fox & friends
Posted: 07/19/2011
Pakistan feels used by America, and Pervez Musharraf plans to run for reelection in 2013.
Tags: exclusives, pervez musharraf, extended interviews, interviews, pakistan, america, international affairs, apologies, money, economy, terrorism, elections, government, murder, media, wmds, secret muslim, nuclear, censorship
Posted: 02/24/2011
Mike Huckabee doesn't think Obama is a Muslim, and it's ridiculous to talk about it.
Tags: mike huckabee, interviews, books, colbert bump, secret muslim, elections, government, economy, money, debt, tea party, republicans, conservative, unemployment, fox news, barack obama, islamic, religion, mitt romney
Posted: 08/23/2010
President Obama needs to Twitter from the church pew to prove to America he's not a Muslim.
Tags: the word, barack obama, secret muslim, mitch mcconnell, islamic, christian, religion, new york city, 9/11, protests, polls, republicans, jesus, jimmy, rage
Posted: 08/16/2010
Richard Clarke says that multiple intelligence agencies increase the likelihood of lost information.
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Posted: 7/17/2013
A member of my family needed urgent care (minor emergency care level) and I had been to this clinic before so we decided to use this provider again. It was 2PM on a week day and we were told that we needed an appointment. When I asked if this was a minor emergency clinic, I was told that after 5PM it is but before that it is a regular family practice. Maybe they should change the big sign out front that says "Urgent Care" to "Urgent Care After 5PM Only".


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The teen rapper steps into adulthood with this latest release. Read More
Will Smith glows next to his too-cool daughter, Willow.Read More
Will Smith gets a little naughty as he discusses when he 'made' their kids on VH1's 'Dear Mama' special.Read More
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The 15-year-old's freshman album is here, and it's very interesting.Read More
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The Hollywood heir says he and his sister Willow have started a "mystery school."Read More
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Skip to comments.Is Something Going On With Obama?
Posted on 08/31/2009 8:08:37 PM PDT by Wpin
It has occurred to me tonight that I do not remember hearing that the President had planned to have a two week long vacation. I had understood that he would take last week then, come back to Washington and go back to work. I heard today that he is "taking the rest of the week off". Did I miss something? If not, I cannot recall a time when a healthy President suddenly took an unplanned week off. Can anyone offer some clarity to this mucky water? I am concerned...
He's spending some extra time stocking up on food and ammo.
He is on a Meth addiction weekend getaway.
He needed extra time to look for his birth certificate
He needed extra time to look for his birth certificate
Happy Ramadan!
Or snorting a few lines to "deal" with all the critcism.
Ramalamadingdong muzzie holiday. The one where you have to fast during the day.
Imposing Communism on the nation is tough work, especially for someone who actually never held a real job.
Just some behind the door meeting without media interference so that they can take away our government.
Down on his hands and knees....facing East.....praying to Allah that the media doesnt find out he was "OK" with the release of the Libyan bomber.
God forbid Biden finds out......or Schumer.
Rumor has it that Larry Sinclair was unhappy about being "deprived" during Obama's holiday.
Okay, good...thanks utahagen...I was concerned.
When things were looking bad for [soon to be] impeached and disbarred former president Clinton, Monicawise, didn't he extend his stay in Communist China for a week or so?
Just a recollection, so anyone feel free to correct.
(When the going gets tough, the weak leave town, n'est ce pas?)
Good vanity, BTW.
Might I suggest that he and his merry band of thugs take the next 40 months off?
How is one to keep up one's energy necessary to rape all of one's wives all night long, if one can't eat during the day? Are energy drinks allowed?
Maine lobster hit an all time low of $3.50/lb a week ago. The savings to taxpayers will be substantial.
I gather you received your answer?
my $.02
It is RAMADAN
He is staying out of the media during the daytime so they dont see him fasting, or notice it
EVERY press guy wants to print what the Pres eats, if they dont see him eat, they wont print it
so, for the last 3 weeks, he has been out of sight
one more week...
Har... (smirk)
This guy has never worked hard for an extended period in his life. He's probably overwhelmed and worn out, already. What an embarrassment for this country.
Is the family with him? Maybe he got a call from Larry Sinclair?
I think their internal polls have shown that the more we see and hear from the master orator, the less we like him. Obama fatigue, hence, the extended downtime. (Not really working, is it.)
He's digging around for his birth certificate.
This was always planned. But the state run media tried to make it look like he was taking a shorter vacation so as to avoid comparisons to Bush.
Perhaps Mr. Larry came for a visit.
The One does not brook static from underlings nor does he deign to answer impertinent questions from peons such as yourself.
Maybe he thinks he needs some exta rest (and time) before he takes off for China. I just wonder what's on that agenda.
How I wish the President would listen to you!
He can take the rest of the year off as far as I am concerned.
There was an article posted last week about him taking off even more time, I believe it was to Camp David. Then Kennedy died, and so things are sort of confusing, but then with this crowd confusion is part of their tactic to screw us all over.
He got gypped out of his vacation because his buddy Teddy died and he had to do work stuff, so now he wants a do-over.
My personal opinion is that he is completely disillusioned and kind of "freaking out." This is a guy who is so way in over his head, and is not used to any kind of criticism or negative feedback. He looks miserable, his wife looks beyond miserable. I think he is really at a loss as to what to do next.
I have to say that seeing a quick glimpse of Pres. Bush at the Kennedy wedding was refreshing; it brought back memories of what it was like to have an 'adult' in the White House.
Getting a thorough tongue-lashing from his Commie handlers for failing to ram Obamacare through before the sheeple woke up from their slumber.
"I am concerned..."
I am not the least concerned.
The jerk could drop dead from tripping over his goofy wife's wide-load butt for all I care.
Obama is a lame duck, he doesn't need to ever go back to DC.
He is fasting.
Well, Obama does have a court date in a California federal district court coming up soon.
At least a few of us understand what's going on. Best answer by far, although the 'reapplying his (clown) makeup' was good too. :)
I certainly meant "funeral" when I wrote wedding — that was a terrible mistake. I apologize.
Don't you think he's screwed things up enough for him to take a couple weeks off? /sarc
The latest excuse floated is it got burned in a 1972 fire.
"I gather you received your answer?"
Yes, I did thank you. Sounds like I missed the planned two week vacation announcement.
I heard OBAMA will be spending the time trying to convince Hugo Chavez NOT to release his Birth Certificate?...:-) /s/
It would make someone dang cranky. I have put the question pout on other threads: Has anyone seen photos of obozo eating during the day during ramadan?
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Dell Inspiron 11z notebook
This entry-level Dell notebook offers better performance than a netbook but is only slightly bigger and more expensive
- Thin and light despite reasonable processing power, high resolution display
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Dell's entry-level Inspiron 11z notebook has significantly more power than similar sized Atom netbooks but remains thin and light. A good display and reasonable keyboard size make it easy to use; the multitouch trackpad is our main point of annoyance.
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As an 11.6in laptop, the Dell Inspiron 11z sits in the company of high-end netbooks like the MSI Wind series and ultraportable notebooks like the Lenovo Thinkpad Edge 13".
This laptop only weighs 1.4kg with the standard 3-cell battery and is a little more than 2.5cm thick, making it very easy to slip into a backpack or satchel. Seven colours are available, including cherry red, pastel green and traditional black. The Dell Inspiron 11z notebook's sides are adorned with three USB ports, a 10/100 Ethernet network socket, an HDMI port and a 3-in-1 card reader — there is no optical drive or ExpressCard socket. We were pleased to see the notebook comes with a slimline, compact power brick.
The Intel Pentium SU4100 1.3GHz dual-core processor doesn't have the raw grunt of a Core i5 CPU, or an Intel Core i7 like the one found in the Fujitsu LifeBook SH760. However, it is powerful enough for Web browsing and watching videos, for example. Its media encoding performance was encouraging. It took 3min 37sec to encode 53min worth of WAV files to 192Kbps MP3s, which is on par with other entry-level notebooks and significantly faster than Intel Atom–based netbooks. A Blender 3D rendering score of 3min 5sec also shows mid-range performance.
The notebook's standard configuration includes 2GB of DDR2 SDRAM, but up to 4GB can be installed. The Dell Inspiron 11z's 320GB hard drive is a 5400RPM unit and recorded a transfer rate of 25.3 megabytes per second in our tests. This is a good performance compared to similarly priced notebooks. The Intel X4500MHD integrated graphics chipset features on-board high-definition video decoding, so even the most demanding 1080p MKV video files don't stutter. The Dell Inspiron 11z scored 865 in the 3DMark06 benchmark — while the system has good 2D graphics performance, it would struggle with most recent 3D games.
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- 1 It's amazing how many of you hate India
- 2 Roughly analogous to modern South Asia
- 3 Pan-nationalism?
- 4 merge proposals
- 5 Yunan and Tibet never a part of India
- 6 Sistan-Baluchistan never apart of India
- 7 Precedence in Historiography?
- 8 Regarding China
- 9 Talk:Indosphere
- 10 Nepal was never a part of India!!
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- 28 The ASEANs
It's amazing how many of you hate India[edit]
Before Islam came into the region, the majority of people were Hindu. And et some of you don't understand why those lands (Afghanistan, Iran, etc.) are being classified as being part of greater India or ancient India. I mean it's the same land. The same people. The same history. It only became separate because people like you want there own identity. I mean how do you explain that many Indians, Iranians, Afghans, etc. look the same? This is like claiming Canada was never the same as America. Or Texas was never part of Mexico.
Nobody hates India, we are just against Hinducentric agenda's that try to paint the whole world as hindu or indian and try to claim other people as you are doing. Afghans and Indians don't look like each other because they are not the same people. And also, Afghanistan and Iran were never part of India, but rather the Iranian Plateau and were culturally and linguisticly different from Indians who are more closer to their Austroloid cousins then to Iranians. Akmal94 (talk) 04:03, 25 February 2016 (UTC)
Roughly analogous to modern South Asia[edit]
This article suggests that the term "Greater India" applies to a region that is roughly analogous to modern [[]South Asia]]. If it is defined as being the area influenced by Indian religious thought, language, art and literature, then this is a very limited criteria. One would assume that "Greater India" could also refer to most of Southeast Asia (where several kingdoms had close ties with India) It is debatable whether such a term as "Greater India" enjoyed any usage before the modern era.
Tibet and Yunnan are not part of Greater India. I think if a distinction is to be made between Indian and non-Indian, it should be made on the basis of whether the people are Aryan-descent or Dravidian-descent or not. Otherwise the definition of Indian is very loose and can easily include the Burmese, Thais, Vietnamese, Javans, Malays, Cambodians, Guyanese, Trinidadian, Maldivian, Mauritians and many other nationalities who while not ethnically part of India share certain cultural values. 188.8.131.52 01:34, 20 July 2006 (UTC)
- Um... many Guyanese, Trinidadians, Maldivians and Mauritians ARE of Indian descent as in indigenous to the modern day country of India. And definition of "India" was/is very loose. Before Southeast Asia and even parts of Afghanistan were considered "the Indies" before the Europeans, Mughals and other foreigners came and started taking pieces of it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 02:27, 10 August 2010 (UTC)
greater india is listed here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan-nationalism but it does not appear to be a nationalism movement but cultural influence similar to the overlapping chinese article. i propose a removal from that list to avoid the idea that there is "expansionism" or at least move it out, see the article of what i mean. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 21:30, 6 April 2009 (UTC)
merge proposals[edit]
I agree, merge both, this is the least loaded term. Chris 04:18, 7 February 2007 (UTC)
Oppose both suggestions. The term has different valid definitions and usage (even if many are historical). The article has now an adequate explanation of these. Tibet (and part at least of Yunnan) fit into some such definitions. Imc 13:44, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
- I take back part of the above. Indosphere could be sensibly included in this article. Imc 16:13, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
It should be merged with "Indosphere" and perhaps "Undivided India".Scimitar2 19:57, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
Yunan and Tibet never a part of India[edit]
That's all! —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 12:38, 28 March 2007 (UTC).
Sorry to butt in but Tibet has nothing in common with China either. At least the Tibetan script is an indic script and the Tibetan religion and culture have been significantly influenced by India. China has had absolutely np influence culturally or any other on TIbet before the communist invasion and occupation of Tibet. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 07:11, 12 October 2008 (UTC)
- Oh for goodness sakes break it up and cease the nonsense. -- 李博杰 | —Talk contribs 12:23, 20 February 2009 (UTC)
Tibet is part of Qing, Republic of China and then People's Republic of China. That's all! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 04:54, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
Sistan-Baluchistan never apart of India[edit]
Iranian Baluchistan has never been apart of India. Rather, it is Pakistani Baluchistan that is apart of Greater Iran. To India's west only the Pakistani provinces of Punjab and Sindh are linguistically, ethnically and cultrually related to India. As it stands this is a completely un-authentic and untrue article. "Greater India" extends all the way from Iran to Indonesia? Is that map intended to be a joke or what?
Oh and finally, Baluchistan and Pakistan's NWFP are not apart of the Indian subcontinent. Both lie on the Iranian plateau. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 20:47, 28 April 2007 (UTC).
Sorry NWFP is very much part of the subcontinent. Before the 10th century Gandhara was very much in the Indian cultural sphere with Hinduism adn Buddhism the dominant religions and an Indic language being spoken around the Kabul/ NWFP area —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 07:14, 12 October 2008 (UTC)
Precedence in Historiography?[edit]
What evidence is there that the term "Greater India" is (or was) commonly used in historiography? Of the three references in the article, two are web sites (that are hardly reliable) and the third, Susan Bayley's article, "'Greater India': French and Indian Visions of Colonialism in the Indic Mode" uses the term figuratively, and "explores both Western and Asian imaginings of national histories beyond the boundaries of the nation. It seeks to contribute to the history of Asian modernities, and to the anthropological study of nationalism. Its focus is on thinkers and political actors whose visions of both the colonising and decolonising processes were translocal, rather than narrowly territorial in scope." I see "Greater India" as a bogus term, without any real historiographical precedent. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 16:16, 9 May 2007 (UTC)
- Whatever 'historiography' is, Greater India is a real and useful term, for an area with varying degrees of cultural or political unity at different times. There are enough references in the article, and more to be found elsewhere, in print and on the web. I've been coming across the term most of my life. Many people (see earlier comments) chose to confuse it with modern India; they may feel better if they confused it with modern Sind or the river Indus instead. The region could and does overlap with other cultural regions; e.g. the Chinese and Persian cultural regions. It does not detract from the validity of the term. Imc 15:13, 10 May 2007 (UTC)
- Historiography is the writing of history. It is not enough to claim to have come across the term "Greater India" during much of your lifetime. As I mention above, the references in the article are not enough. Two are web sites and not reliable; the third, uses the term figuratively, pointing out that it was a part of the early nationalistic imagining of history. No one is confusing "Greater India" with the current-day Republic of India, but rather as a projection into the past of current-day Indian nationalism. It is OK to have an article on "Greater India" and treat it as a term that was used in nationalistic writings, but it needs more reliably referenced for that. Until such time as that happens, I am reinserting the disputed tag. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 09:16, 11 May 2007 (UTC)
- OK, but this is an encyclopaedia, not a journal of historical research. Why don't you alter the article to take account of your concerns? Imc 19:35, 11 May 2007 (UTC)
- You are absolutely right Fowler. "Greater India" is a wholly bogus term. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 21:03, 13 May 2007 (UTC).
It is definitely not a very widely used term, but its use can often be found in academic works. Some examples.
- Wales, H. G. Quaritch (1951) The Making of Greater India: A Study in Southeast Asian Culture Change. London: Bernard Quaritch.
- Definition from the Journal of the Greater India Society, Calcutta,1934 [1]
- The Art Of Greater India : [the Denver Art Museum Collection] "a selection of topflight objects which represent the major art expressions of India proper, Afghanistan, Nepal, Thailand, Cambodia and Java" [2]
- Scholberg, Henry, ed. The Biographical Dictionary of Greater India. New Delhi: Promilla & Co., 1998.
- "The Religious Art of Greater India", three credit undergrad course at U. Conn [3] on the monumental religious art of the Hindus, Buddhists and Jains on the Indian mainland (including Nepal) and the countries of S.E. Asia influenced by them.
- "The sculpture of Greater India", Afghanistan to Vietnam, Nepal to Indonesia. Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin
- "Bronzes of India and Greater India", Artibus Asiae, Vol 19, No.3/4. [4]
etc. Note, however, that the term is more commonly used in geology, where it is used by geoscientists in plate tectonic models of the India–Asia collision system [5]. We should have a section on the geological meaning. To my knowledge, this term has thankfully never been picked up by any kind of nationalists. Also, thankfully, I'm not the kind of editor who would "rv unilateral tagging" of others, so please remove it if you're convinced, or comment here if you're not. deeptrivia (talk) 03:20, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks for the reminder. I will attend to this in the next few days. For the older meaning of the term in history itself, esp. nationalist narratives, I quote from Susan Bayley's article (MAS 2004, referenced in main article) below. The Greater India Society did have some influence on Art History, where the term survived a little longer.
|My particular focus is a network of influential twentieth-century Indian scholars who wrote on nationalist cultural topics both before and after Independence. This was quite a disparate group of thinkers. Most were Hindu Bengalis with training in the humanist and social science disciplines, especially history and philology. Many also took a keen interest in new developments in other related fields, particularly in theories of human culture and the nature of the civilising process emanating from the work of anthropologists in both Europe and the United States. What they all had in common was their involvement in a Calcutta-based organisation known as the Greater India Society. From the 1920s until well into the post-Independence period, this body acted as a platform for the presentation of polemical and often provocative accounts of Indian culture as a supra-local civilising force.
The Greater India initiative has left an enduring legacy which can still be discerned in a wide range of contemporary thinking about Asian identities and cultural allegiances. Many—though not all—of its original supporters were ardent Hindu nationalists. Present-day Hindu supremacists still recapitulate some of their key formulations.
- Fowler&fowler«Talk» 05:28, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
Actually, on second thoughts, I don't have enough time right now to do justice to the article. I have therefore removed the disputed tag. Please feel free to add the geophysical definition. Thanks. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 06:27, 10 June 2007 (UTC)Will add something to the article. Have removed the disputed tag. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 12:56, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
- The new additions are mostly original research, which should be reverted right away. There are plenty of references showing a wider use of the term in history in general and art history in particular continuing till today. The "Greater India initiative" is obviously about the initiatives of the Greater India Society, which ceases to exist today, but this doesn't have anything to do with this term. Please refrain from extrapolations and original research. deeptrivia (talk) 16:14, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
- Nothing there was original research. All from Bayley's article and Guha-Thakurta's book etc. But anyway, I don't have the time to bicker. Please edit and alter in whatever way you want. I am saving my version (in case of future need) in the collapsible box below. Regards, Fowler&fowler«Talk» 16:44, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
- The new additions are mostly original research, which should be reverted right away. There are plenty of references showing a wider use of the term in history in general and art history in particular continuing till today. The "Greater India initiative" is obviously about the initiatives of the Greater India Society, which ceases to exist today, but this doesn't have anything to do with this term. Please refrain from extrapolations and original research. deeptrivia (talk) 16:14, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
- Sorry for sounding that way. Of course, the current version is way better than anything we could have achieved without you. Cheers, deeptrivia (talk) 03:43, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
- And, in turn, thanks for your input. I learnt something as a result of your questioning: accounts of old nautical voyages often described countries in terms of coastlines, rather than hinterlands. This, of course, only makes sense, but can sound funny in light of modern knowledge. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 10:08, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
- Sorry for sounding that way. Of course, the current version is way better than anything we could have achieved without you. Cheers, deeptrivia (talk) 03:43, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
|Fowler&fowler's version: Expand to see contents
|The term Greater India has several related meanings:
Usage in History
The third meaning of "Greater India" (as a cultural sphere of influence) was popularized by a network of Bengali scholars in the 1920s who were all members of the Calcutta-based Greater India Society. The movement's early leaders included the historian R.C. Majumdar (1888–1980); the philologists Suniti Kumar Chatterji (1890–1977) and P.C. Bagchi (1898–1956), the historians Phanindranath Bose and Kalidas Nag (1891–1966).[9] The Greater India Society scholars postulated a benevolent ancient Indian cultural colonization of South-east Asia, in stark contrast—in their view—to the colonialism of the early 20th century.[10]
The term was used in historical writing in India well into the 1970s. For example, the fifteenth chapter of the popular text-book, An Advanced History of India.[12] titled, "Colonial and Cultural Expansion (of Ancient India)", and written by R. C. Majumdar, concluded with:
In the field of Art History, especially in American writings on the Indian Art History, the term survived longer due to the influence of art theorist Ananda Coomaraswamy. Coomaraswamy's view of pan-Indian art history was influenced by the "Calcutta cultural nationalists."[13]
I am somewhat confused by the disambiguation-page style of the current lede. Apart from the geological meaning, which I suppose should be dealt with by true disambiguation ({{otheruses}}), I have the impression this is "pseudo-disambiguation", discussing various aspects and historical deveolpment of one and the same notion. Bayley's article, I am sorry to say, reads like so much meaningless postmodernist drivel, and while we can certainly refer to it, I would recommend against using it as a significant support of how to arrange this article. --dab (𒁳) 09:51, 22 January 2009 (UTC)
Regarding China[edit]
The two provinces of China are slightly influenced by India and neither was ever a part of India. Culturally it is much like the rest of China. So you either include all of China or none of it.
All of China should be put under Greater India. Buddhism and its teachings is widespread throughout China. Suitofhearts 03:24, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
- WP:CITE says we "put under Greater India" whatever we can establish our sources put under Greater India, there is no "should". --dab (𒁳) 09:53, 22 January 2009 (UTC)
This should be merged with the article "Greater India".
What does Tibet, especially Yunnan region in China has anything to do with Indosphere? Is this another pathetic attempt to promote the India as a super power propaganda?
- Tibet is so clearly heavily influence by Indian culture. Tibet's writing system, its architecture, religion, although its clothing and certain aspects like the roof of building came from China. Yunnan is even easier to explain. The Yunnanese compose of many tribes, many of which are practitioners of theravada buddhism. Their architecture and dress are nearly identical to those of Thailand and Laos. CanCanDuo 18:18, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
- Strong support. The Indosphere is a very weak concept, almost devoid of scholarship, and barely used in popular culture. Highly suspect. Should we have an "Americanisphere" as well? That would be huge. But why not also an "ElSalvadorisphere?" El Salvador influences its neighbors and even the USA. How do you define what's in and what's out? You can't. It has no scientific basis. I vote to merge it. There's a nasty tendency (though well intentioned I'm sure) to promote big countries like India, CHina, and the USA and speak of their influence on others, but not the other way around. It's an inadvertent form of cultural imperialism. --Smilo Don 03:26, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
If the term "Indosphere" exists as it's self a concept, then it belongs on Wikipedia. You are an Ignoramous. 220.127.116.11 19:43, 10 October 2007 (UTC) Josh Van Maren
Merge, obviously. Wikipedia isn't a dictionary, and it is perfectly common to merge discussion of closely related terms into a single article. --dab (𒁳) 09:56, 22 January 2009 (UTC)
- Strong support for merge. There is no use for political debating here. The two are synonymous, as I don't think anyone in this argument has actually disputed. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:07, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
- No, dear. It's been solved. The Indosphere now stands as an article on a sprachbund, and has nothing to do with a greater India. Aditya(talk • contribs) 16:02, 13 April 2009 (UTC)
- Strong support for merge. There is no use for political debating here. The two are synonymous, as I don't think anyone in this argument has actually disputed. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 16:07, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
Nepal was never a part of India!![edit]
What the hell is that in the map with blue colour on Nepals territory. This is just not right!! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 07:43, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
Nepal never was a protectorate or puppet-state of British India. The dictorial Rana dynasty had close ties with the British rulers, but this was only for trade. The trade-relationship did not benefit the economy of the state, but only those of the rulers.
Okay. It lists that Punjab, Hindustan, Burma...... were all part of greater India. But if I'm not mistaken, Punjab was part of Hindustan. Right? Deavenger (talk) 01:04, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
Before you make drastic judgments about people and drastic changes to article coming out of the blue, please, discuss why you think you had to make the change. Aditya(talk • contribs) 15:48, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
- BTW, Aditya, please be very careful about reverting other edits while using rollback feature. Don't misuse this feature further, like the one you made here. Rollback supposed be used only for reverting vandalism. The edit made by User:King Zebu was not vandalism. Also your judgmental tone in this edit summary, indicates incivility--NAHID 17:32, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
Chinese Influence Clearly visible[edit]
These kingdoms prospered from the Spice Route, trade among themselves and the Indian kingdoms. The influence of Indian culture is visible in the script, grammar, religious observances, festivities, architecture and artistic idioms even today. The blend of Indian, Chinese influences and native cultures, created a new synthesis. The Southeast Asian region was previously called by the name Indochina. The influence of Indian and Chinese cultures are both strongly visible in this region even today. The reception of Hinduism and Buddhism aided the civilizational maturity of these kingdoms but also subjected them (in rare cases) to aggression by Indian and Chinese rulers. And though Southeast Asia is an economic powerhouse in its own right, the need to balance Chinese economic and political influence with that of India remains an important factor for the region.
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This says the blend of Indian and Chinese culture, no country in Southeast Asia absorbed both Chinese and Indian culture equally and blending them. The only Indo-Chinese country with visible Chinese influence is Vietnam, and it did not have substantial Indian influence. I am changing it. CanCanDuo 02:31, 3 February 2007 (UTC)
In Vietnam, Champa had both Indian and Chinese culture. Also in Vietnam, Funan clearly had a strong Chinese trading connection and regular diplomatic relations; a cultural connection with China is probable there as well. (RookZERO 00:07, 11 June 2007 (UTC))
- I disagree. Modern Vietnam is dominated by the kinhs, who are heavily sinocized. Any Indian influence from them is either from china, the chams or cambodia. Champa is wholly Indian in culture, from its arts to its script. Any chinese influence on them are mostly from the Kinhs in later periods. Funan are also culturally Indian, diplomatic ties with china isn't a synthesis of two cultures, it is merely political. Chinese documents on funan states that when they arrived, the funanese were already trading with indians and absorbing indian culture and influences. Search Youtube for funan and you might get an understanding.
- See Yasothon and Thai Chinese. Lee 18:16, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
WikiProject class rating[edit]
This article was automatically assessed because at least one WikiProject had rated the article as start, and the rating on other projects was brought up to start class. BetacommandBot 18:14, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
Indian reunification section[edit]
I re-instated a section on Indian reunification added by an anonymous user, since when people discuss Greater India, they usually discuss it in the context of Indian reunification. (e.g. Korean reunification, Romanian reunification etc..)
If anyone wishes to debate it (User:Abecedare asked me to provide a rationale for it) then feel free to do so. I don't see any POV in the article, it is just an ideology, however if people wish to remove the section, I don't have any objections. Cheers. --RaviC (talk) 10:14, 15 May 2010 (UTC)
- The rationale, notwithstanding the good faith, still doesn't match up to WP:BOP. Removing the section again. No hard feelings. We can always discuss. Aditya(talk • contribs) 18:02, 15 May 2010 (UTC)
Indian reunification[edit]
This new article needs work. mrigthrishna (talk) 07:32, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
- Moved in from the merged article Indian reunification
BEWARE!!! of personal POV and Biased ATTACKS!!![edit]
This article is rife for personal pov and bias attacks. Do not remove referenced texts just because you personally dont like the idea.
mrigthrishna (talk) 07:42, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
Editors are requested not to "CENSOR" referenced text because of personal biases. Thanks mrigthrishna (talk) 07:48, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
delete this[edit]
Currently this article consists wholly of original research with no citations in Reliable sources. While the "Akand Bharath" concept has been covered in Greater India. This article cannot be improved. I will propose it for deletion if Reliable sources cannot be found for sourcing this.--Sodabottle (talk) 07:52, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
I also agree that this needs to be removed. Please delete this offensive article, this an insult to the unique identities and the sacrifices of those that gave up their lives for their independent countries. Furthermore, there was never a unified india, rather a South Asia that was amalgamated into one colonial unit complements of the British to the annexed the region. This article needs to be deleted immediately. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:03, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
Replace Sentance[edit]
In the first section the sentance "....even led to the cause of terrorist attacks on India from Pakistan" gives an impression that the attack was officially lauched by Pakistan. Please avoid manipulation. I propose deleting the words "from Pakistan". Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 09:51, 16 November 2010 (UTC)
Merger proposal[edit]
I propose that Indian Reunification be merged into Greater India. there is already a section in both places. both do not contain any reliable sources, but the section in Greater India is part of a bigger article on the subject. Alternatively, the content in Indian Reunification can be deleted outright (or nominated for speedy deletion). Thanks. JguyTalkDone 18:33, 24 November 2010 (UTC)
Alternatively, you could speedily keep it as it is. thank you —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 17:34, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
No reliable sources has been cited in this section. In fact, there has been no ongoing talks for any merger proposal. A mere google-search can be done to prove this. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 17:59, 22 March 2011 (UTC)
delete this[edit]
Currently this article consists wholly of original research with no citations in Reliable sources. While the "Akand Bharath" concept has been covered in Greater India. This article cannot be improved. I will propose it for deletion if Reliable sources cannot be found for sourcing this.--Sodabottle (talk) 07:52, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
I also agree that this needs to be removed. Please delete this offensive article, this an insult to the unique identities and the sacrifices of those that gave up their lives for their independent countries. Furthermore, there was never a unified india, rather a South Asia that was amalgamated into one colonial unit complements of the British to the annexed the region. This article needs to be deleted immediately. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:03, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- This article is an editorial. After the first couple sentences, no attempt is made to report objectively about the topic or describe it from a neutral point of view. I don't think this belongs on Wikipedia, given the inability of most contributors to this article to abide by the WP:NOTSOAPBOX policy. AtticusX (talk) 05:19, 25 November 2010 (UTC)
- I have added a lot more content, mostly on the unification of Pakistan - India - Bangladesh, it might be from other articles but it's still there. I just discovered the article yesterday and well I have added a lot and have adopted the article.
"Undivided India" is a currently used official legal term[edit]
"Undivided India" is a currently used official legal term, references to the term Undivided India are found in legal enactments of the Republic of India, including its Citizenship Act 1955, which states that in the context of the Act "undivided India means India as defined in the Government of India Act 1935".
Please find references for this article and improve it.
mrigthrishna (talk) 20:04, 14 August 2009 (UTC)
- That effectively means British Raj. So, I'm redirecting the article there. Wikipedia is also not a dictionary. --Ragib (talk) 20:05, 14 August 2009 (UTC)
- An IP has reverted the merge, [6] i have changed back. Heard tried won (talk) 09:11, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
Deletion proposal[edit]
This article tries to undermine the historical perspective of all other nation state in the Indian sub continent and try to impose hindu nationalist history. This article is biased and can cause unrest in the international relation. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Akhil.bharathan (talk • contribs) 19:33, 6 January 2012 (UTC)
Overstepping the bounds of copy editing[edit]
Hello! I really hacked and slashed parts of this article, especially the section "Undivided India". Most of the stuff in there had nothing to do with the term Greater India or Undivided India, which is what I thought the article was about up to that point. It was un-sourced and used weasel words and editorializing that didn't exactly contribute to NPOV. Anyway, revert it if you like. But I think the section is much more concise now, and you can still read about Anushilan Samiti and the partition of India at their respective articles. Regards. Braincricket (talk) 06:11, 12 January 2012 (UTC)
Indianised Kingdoms[edit]
The role of Pallavas and Cholas in cultural indianisation of Southeast Asia and their contributions in the formation of the indianised kingdom in SEA must be elaborated more detailly and in more specific forms indicating the role of cholas and pallavs separately.Some evidence also indicates they might be Pandyans occurence during the ancient and medieval era in SEA — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tan Meifen (talk • contribs) 13:55, 27 January 2012 (UTC)
Undivided India[edit]
Removed this large piece of WP:SYNTH and WP:OR that was just lying there untended for a long time. Sorry about this, but someone had to remove this from the article. I'm posting the stuff here. Please, try not to put it back to the article without addressing the issues. Only, I really can't see anything encyclopedic in this mishmash of random information connected by the existence of the phrase "undivided India".
Undivided India (Hindustani: अखण्ड भारत (Devanagari) اکھنڈ بھارت (Nastaleeq)) or Akhand Hindustan (Hindustani: अखण्ड हिन्दुस्तान (Devanagari) اکھنڈ ہندوستان (Nastaleeq)),[improper synthesis?] also known natively as Akhand Bharat, is a legal term.[citation needed] References to Undivided India are found in legal enactments of the Republic of India, including its Citizenship Act 1955, which states that "undivided India means India as defined in the Government of India Act 1935"[1][relevant? ]
Undivided India refers to the major part of South Asia which comprised India under the British Raj and included what have since become the sovereign states of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Most other references of Undivided India signify "India" as it existed just before the partition of India into the republic of India and the Islamic republic of Pakistan.[clarification needed][further explanation needed]
Anushilan Samiti was an armed anti-British organisation in British India[2][3][relevant? ] and the principal secret revolutionary organisation operating in the region of Bengal during the opening years of the 20th century. Its symbol included the motto "United India".[relevant? ][further explanation needed]
In current times[timeframe?] the passports of Indian citizens born before 1947 in areas which are part of Pakistan or Bangladesh commonly show "Undivided India" as the country of birth.[citation needed] The Government of India and its embassies and consulates abroad issue birth certificates to these Indian citizens[clarification needed] as having been born in the country "Undivided India".[citation needed]
Please, discuss. Thanks. Aditya(talk • contribs) 09:04, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
- If this is properly referenced and put back, the {{irredentism}} template which is relevant to this content should also be put back. --lTopGunl (talk) 14:47, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
- Synthesized or off-topic material, no matter how well sourced, are not acceptable. The irredentismtemplate is completely unnecessary, because no such thing has been discussed in the article. Aditya(talk • contribs) 10:03, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
- This is relevant to the above text. If that text is sourced (and added), there will be enough weight for this to be included. There are sources which actually say that irredentism exists in India. Note that Undivided india redirected here and my indication was towards this text and not the article or this topic. I've corrected that redirect. Adding a hat note to distinguish. --lTopGunl (talk) 13:36, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
- Undivided India ("I" capitalized for proper spelling) was already leading to Akhand Bharat. Besides the text above has no reference to any irredentism (i'd say it has no reference to anything sensible). Aditya(talk • contribs) 11:07, 30 January 2012 (UTC)
- As obvious.. I searched with small 'i' which should also have redirected to that article. I corrected that. I guess this content will belong to that article with what ever improvements. --lTopGunl (talk) 15:28, 30 January 2012 (UTC)
- Undivided India ("I" capitalized for proper spelling) was already leading to Akhand Bharat. Besides the text above has no reference to any irredentism (i'd say it has no reference to anything sensible). Aditya(talk • contribs) 11:07, 30 January 2012 (UTC)
- This is relevant to the above text. If that text is sourced (and added), there will be enough weight for this to be included. There are sources which actually say that irredentism exists in India. Note that Undivided india redirected here and my indication was towards this text and not the article or this topic. I've corrected that redirect. Adding a hat note to distinguish. --lTopGunl (talk) 13:36, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
- Synthesized or off-topic material, no matter how well sourced, are not acceptable. The irredentismtemplate is completely unnecessary, because no such thing has been discussed in the article. Aditya(talk • contribs) 10:03, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
Removal of sourced content by Snowcountryomas[edit]
[7], [8] such links simply proves that the recent revisions made by the user "Snowcountryomas" are just not correct, hope he will carry some discussion about this, instead of labeling the version as "baseless information". OccultZone (talk) 07:59, 23 September 2013 (UTC)
The ASEANs[edit]
Aren't the South East Asian countries historically called Indo-China, which means the area was influenced by both Indian and Chinese cultures? In fact, it is known that Vietnam, Siam used to have the unified Indo-China vision.
In addition, it seems Buddhism has died off in India, whereas the East Asians (Notably Chinese Japanese Koreans) and South East Asians are still believing in it. As I recall, Buddhism is one key characteristics of the East Asian Culture. So it seems strange to me to put South East Asian countries into this so-called "Greater India" but not East Asian countries. I imagine in history, the states must be very different from now. So I even suspect if there still exist cultural correlation between India and the southeast Asia communities, as you know Buddhism has disappeared in modern India. aichi Lee 18:51, 5 February 2014 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Aichilee (talk • contribs)
I agree. This article is full of original research and reeks of Indian nationalism bias. Although Buddhism/Hinduism flourished at SEA at that time, the kingdoms of the Indian subcontinent did not have overlordship on the SEA kingdoms e.g Srivijaya and Majapahit. Modern Malaysia and Singapore are now predominantly Muslim, are they part of the Arab world? Adding an NPOV tag on page heading. Arif920629 (talk) 18:13, 11 March 2014 (UTC)
- ^ Dr.'Krant'M.L.Verma Swadhinta Sangram Ke Krantikari sahitya Ka Itihas (Vol-3) p.744
- ^ Goldstone, Jack A. (2003). States, parties, and social movements. Cambridge University Press. p. 183. ISBN 9780521016995.
- ^ Overstreet, Gene D.; Marshall Windmiller (1959). Communism in India. University of California Press. p. 44. Cite uses deprecated parameter
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Separately, figures released Wednesday showed eurozone nations made further headway in 2013 in reducing their deficits, evidence that spending cuts and the nascent economic recovery are helping to heal government finances.
The overall budget deficit across the eurozone fell to 3.0 percent of GDP from 3.7 percent the year before as borrowing fell to 293 billion euros ($404 billion) from 352 billion euros, according to Eurostat, the EU's statistics office.
However, the overall figure masks huge divergences across the region, which has faced an acute debt crisis over the past four years that at times appeared to threaten the future of the euro currency itself.
Because most countries in the eurozone continue to borrow, Eurostat found the region's debt burden rose from 90.7 percent to 92.6 percent of GDP, or to 8.9 trillion euros ($12.3 trillion).
Overall, that still compares favorably with the United States which, according to the International Monetary Fund, had a debt burden of 105 percent in 2013, or about $17.5 trillion.
However, the key difference with the U.S. is that the eurozone countries have to borrow money in the financial markets on their own so they live and die by the state of their public finances.
Elena Becatoros and Nicholas Paphitis in Athens contributed reporting. Follow Juergen Baetz on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/jbaetz
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