if the following report doesn't disturb you check your pulse, you might be brain dead.
http://www.tehelka.com/story_main26.asp?filename=ts021007exposed.asp

happens all the time. yawn.

I guess I'm brain-dead ...but then, so are most people I think. Corruption in all phases of Indian life has been around for so long that people in India think of it as normal. Indian should be renamed to something like In-Corruption-dia or Corruption Plus.

Baron Max

you guys are childish.

Very, very sad indeed ..............
In some countries money talks ................

you guys are childish.
oh gee, so sorry TDI. let's see you take that attitude the next time something is said about america.

oh gee, so sorry TDI. let's see you take that attitude the next time something is said about america.

this is obviously a ploy to try to bother someone on this site.
childish indeed.
america sucks.

i bet you see those titties bouncing in your sleep

anyway put this in your fuzzy little brain:
With corruption rife in almost every discipline in India, including builders, diamond merchants and mid sized companies, tax officials have reported that the IT department is the 'most corrupt' department in the federal government.

Over 50 senior officials in Gujarat including tax sleuths were caught colluding in bribe taking and tax dodging cases, followed by railway forces responsible for security.

In the swoop by the Central Bureau of Investigation, a Joint Commissioner of Income tax, a consultant, a director of the Bureau of Indian Standards, army officers and police inspectors were nabbed. Bribes accepted by these high ranking officials range from $50 to $500 with others known to have raked in cash of around $30,000 and own suspiciously large property tracts.

Report dated March 27, 2007
from NRI

i bet you see those titties bouncing in your sleep


actually, sam is nearly identical to my sister.
im sick, but not quite to that point yet.

As the conflict in Kashmir enters its fourth year, central and state authorities have done little to stop the widespread practice of rape by Indian security forces in Kashmir. Indeed, when confronted with the evidence of rape, time and again the authorities have attempted to impugn the integrity of the witnesses, discredit the testimony of physicians or simply deny the charges everything except order a full inquiry and prosecute those responsible for rape".
(Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, May 09, 1993)

"The most common torture methods are severe beatings, sometimes while the victim is hung upside down, and electric shocks. People have also been crushed with heavy rollers, burned, stabbed with sharp instruments, and had objects such as chilies or thick sticks forced into their rectums. Sexual mutilation has been reported".
(Amnesty International, March 1992)

"The worst outrages by the CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) have been frequent gang rapes of all women in Muslim villages, followed by the execution of the men".
(Eric Margolis, The Ottawa Citizen, December 8, 1991)

boring leo boy... corruption is rife in almost every country... the recent spate of apologies by republican senators for instance... besides normal standards do not apply when talking about kashmir. hindu villagers are being killed on a massive scale in the state.. its practically genocide

boring leo boy...
i'll agree, police torture of civilians is pretty boring.

i'll agree, police torture of civilians is pretty boring.

Guantanamo Bay

that's it?
isn't gitmo a military installation?

that's it?
isn't gitmo a military installation?

u mean you actually know about some small corruptions in a far away country...whereas the widely known committed world crime Guantanamo Bay installation is unknown to you? :cool: ... oh boy

that's it?
isn't gitmo a military installation?

you can't torture civilians in military installations?

. . . some small corruptions . . .
go back to sleep draqon.

go back to sleep draqon.

:p actually thats precisely what I been doing. :) I just woke up, 3 mins ago.

you can't torture civilians in military installations?
aren't these 'civilians' actually enemy combatants?
moreover aren't these 'civilians' in the forfront of military operations in afghanistan?

edit:
go here and talk about Gitmo
http://sciforums.com/showthread.php?p=1366085#post1366085

aren't these 'civilians' actually enemy combatants?
moreover aren't these 'civilians' in the forfront of military operations in afghanistan?

If they military were they could have been on trial already. Since they are not military they must be civilians. It is just that the US is changing the laws to make them into something else than civilians.

Then again neither the torture of civilians or military personal is allowed so I don't really understand where you are going with this anyway. Torture is torture. Terrorism is terrorism. Corruption is corruption.

The US is one of the few western democracies where lobbying is legal. Lobbying is another word for corruption.

The US is one of the few western democracies where lobbying is legal. Lobbying is another word for corruption.
maybe you need to read this.
http://www.democracyctr.org/resources/lobbying.html

Police turn highway robbers

Mr Shakeel was transporting a consignment of silver jewellery and ornaments from Pune to Bangalore when his vehicle was intercepted by four highway police patrol officers at Belgaum. They inspected the contents of the vehicle and were informed that all the required documentation was in order. They nevertheless demanded some $ 45,000 to allow the vehicle to continue on its journey.

When the driver stated he was unable to pay, the police officers took over the vehicle and demanded the driver and co driver call the owner of the consignment to demand the money. The alarmed owner contacted the Belgaum police who contrived a set up and trapped the corrupt cops. Among the robber cops was a Sub Inspector of Police.

Report dated March 28, 2007
from NRI

India tops charts for bribes

In an international survey, over 11,000 executives were asked which nations' businessmen were most likely to offer them bribes when making deals abroad.At the top of the 10 country list was India, followed by China. Saudi Arabia and South Korea came in at ninth and tenth. Least likey to offer bribes are the Swiss and the Swedes.

Report dated December 20, 2006
from NRI

leo: your job got outsourced?

leo: your job got outsourced?
no.