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    Rahul Rajat Singh
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    I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

    Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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      I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

      Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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      Rajesh R Subramanian
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      While I agree with everything else (including sometimes regretting being born in this Godforsaken place), I think the rescue team may have tried their levels best. There was hard rock formation in their drilling path, and they simply were not able to get through that quickly. They don't have state of the art equipment, and/or skilled labour that may be needed for this kind of an operation. It may really not be the rescue team's fault.

      "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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        While I agree with everything else (including sometimes regretting being born in this Godforsaken place), I think the rescue team may have tried their levels best. There was hard rock formation in their drilling path, and they simply were not able to get through that quickly. They don't have state of the art equipment, and/or skilled labour that may be needed for this kind of an operation. It may really not be the rescue team's fault.

        "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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        Rahul Rajat Singh
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        Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

        They don't have state of the art equipment, a

        Thats perhaps because some minister or IAS or top level official have decided to buy some piece of crap with all that money for himself. "300 Crore rupees found in an IAS officers home", "150 crore found in a senior level clerk's home". these were the main highlights of the newspaper in past few days. No wonder they don't have state of the art equipment. because the official bought state of the art stuff for themselves with all the tax money. and these officers said "we are scrap-goats, politicians targeted them because they knew about a lot of black money they have. around a 100 times more. I don't think India is poor on money, I think India is poor on morals. P.S. dont take anything personally, i am just lashing, I am really upset and afraid because who knows tomorrow something like this happen to me.

        Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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          Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

          They don't have state of the art equipment, a

          Thats perhaps because some minister or IAS or top level official have decided to buy some piece of crap with all that money for himself. "300 Crore rupees found in an IAS officers home", "150 crore found in a senior level clerk's home". these were the main highlights of the newspaper in past few days. No wonder they don't have state of the art equipment. because the official bought state of the art stuff for themselves with all the tax money. and these officers said "we are scrap-goats, politicians targeted them because they knew about a lot of black money they have. around a 100 times more. I don't think India is poor on money, I think India is poor on morals. P.S. dont take anything personally, i am just lashing, I am really upset and afraid because who knows tomorrow something like this happen to me.

          Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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          Rajesh R Subramanian
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          Nothing has been taken personally. :) I stated that those officials who tried to rescue the kid can't be put to blame; our lives could have been much better if not for the corrupt politicians.

          "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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            Nothing has been taken personally. :) I stated that those officials who tried to rescue the kid can't be put to blame; our lives could have been much better if not for the corrupt politicians.

            "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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            Ineptitude unfortunately comes in many forms. I'm not trying to minimise the tragic loss of that child but our BBC news ran a story of a kitten that got stuck in a tree. The local fire service was called but for some reason did not or said they would not attend to help with the rescue. A young lad climbed the 60ft tree to rescue the cat, putting his own life at risk while the fire service stayed put, no doubt tucking into bacon sandwiches and tea at the station.

            "I do not have to forgive my enemies, I have had them all shot." — Ramón Maria Narváez (1800-68). "I don't need to shoot my enemies, I don't have any." - Me (2012).

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            • R Rahul Rajat Singh

              I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

              Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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              I don't know that the situation is any better elsewhere.

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                Ineptitude unfortunately comes in many forms. I'm not trying to minimise the tragic loss of that child but our BBC news ran a story of a kitten that got stuck in a tree. The local fire service was called but for some reason did not or said they would not attend to help with the rescue. A young lad climbed the 60ft tree to rescue the cat, putting his own life at risk while the fire service stayed put, no doubt tucking into bacon sandwiches and tea at the station.

                "I do not have to forgive my enemies, I have had them all shot." — Ramón Maria Narváez (1800-68). "I don't need to shoot my enemies, I don't have any." - Me (2012).

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                Rajesh R Subramanian
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                Ah, I see. It's usually different in India. Had it been here, they would have arrived, and probably rescued the kitten by climbing up the tree. Corruption and ineptitude that causes misery to our lives here happens at a large scale, and at a higher level. It's not the people at the bottom of the chain that are a problem. I'm sure they're all corrupt, but he massive corruption that happens at higher levels is totally destroying this country.

                "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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                  Ah, I see. It's usually different in India. Had it been here, they would have arrived, and probably rescued the kitten by climbing up the tree. Corruption and ineptitude that causes misery to our lives here happens at a large scale, and at a higher level. It's not the people at the bottom of the chain that are a problem. I'm sure they're all corrupt, but he massive corruption that happens at higher levels is totally destroying this country.

                  "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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                  Here in the UK, funding it possibly better accounted for. Like all countries, mismanagement is widespread. Again, our regional BBC news discussed a small bridge being readied for construction. The original estimate was £6m but is expected to cost closer to £10m by the time it's delivered. The council say it still represents value for money. Why they couldn't do that for £6m is another question. The Olympics draw near. The original cost was something like £1.7bn but the actual cost is closer to something like £7.4bn although nobody is splitting hairs over a few £100m or so. The delivery authority recently told us they'd saved us £430m on the final bill. That sounds really good until you put it in the perspective of being billions overspent in the first place. I believe India had similar problems with mismanagement and corruption when they hosted the Commonwealth Games not long ago? It's a universal problem unfortunately.

                  "I do not have to forgive my enemies, I have had them all shot." — Ramón Maria Narváez (1800-68). "I don't need to shoot my enemies, I don't have any." - Me (2012).

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                  • R Rahul Rajat Singh

                    I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

                    Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                    Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                    2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something.

                    Please dont humilate the guys who were really into rescue. You would have praised them if the child was alive.It was bad lucK that there was a rock formation.

                    Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                    4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country.

                    Which people are you talking about?

                    cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it

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                      Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                      2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something.

                      Please dont humilate the guys who were really into rescue. You would have praised them if the child was alive.It was bad lucK that there was a rock formation.

                      Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                      4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country.

                      Which people are you talking about?

                      cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it

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                      super wrote:

                      Please dont humilate the guys who were really into rescue. You would have praised them if the child was alive.It was bad luck that there was a rock formation.

                      I am not talking about the guys present their doing their work. I am talking big picture. if they would have some state of the art equipment something better could have been done. Why didn't they had better equipment because someone was not doing their job properly otherwise he would have analyzed the probable situations and have bought the proper stuff(if we can put a bore that deep we can have something to go that deep for rescue too).

                      super wrote:

                      Which people are you talking about?

                      All of us. including me. I see almost 7 gutter manholes open daily on my way home and do nothing. is it my carelessness YES. I hate myself for that too. but why are we like that? partly because we were told do mind our own business all our lives and partly because even if we want to do something we don't have proper avenues and/or people to listen to us. I tried asking electricity board to take care of a tree because it was leaning on a high tension wire. output: I was humiliated publically. Will i do it again - Perhaps, but i will think twice and remember this incidence before doing anything. P.S. no offense to anyone but I am sure you would agree that there is some amount of truth in my statements.

                      Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                      • R Rahul Rajat Singh

                        I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

                        Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                        I am angry with your 2nd Point , The Rescue Operation was not a Piece of Sh*t I guess. They tried there best to save the child.

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                        • R Rahul Rajat Singh

                          I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

                          Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                          Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                          4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country.

                          Like her parents, you mean?

                          speaking as ...

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                            super wrote:

                            Please dont humilate the guys who were really into rescue. You would have praised them if the child was alive.It was bad luck that there was a rock formation.

                            I am not talking about the guys present their doing their work. I am talking big picture. if they would have some state of the art equipment something better could have been done. Why didn't they had better equipment because someone was not doing their job properly otherwise he would have analyzed the probable situations and have bought the proper stuff(if we can put a bore that deep we can have something to go that deep for rescue too).

                            super wrote:

                            Which people are you talking about?

                            All of us. including me. I see almost 7 gutter manholes open daily on my way home and do nothing. is it my carelessness YES. I hate myself for that too. but why are we like that? partly because we were told do mind our own business all our lives and partly because even if we want to do something we don't have proper avenues and/or people to listen to us. I tried asking electricity board to take care of a tree because it was leaning on a high tension wire. output: I was humiliated publically. Will i do it again - Perhaps, but i will think twice and remember this incidence before doing anything. P.S. no offense to anyone but I am sure you would agree that there is some amount of truth in my statements.

                            Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                            Rahul Rajat Singh wrote:

                            P.S. no offense to anyone but I am sure you would agree that there is some amount of truth in my statements.

                            Probably a lot of truth. As you say, we are all responsible in some way for things like this. I know that in the UK most people are very good at moaning to their friends about things that are wrong, but not very good at taking positive action to try and get them fixed.

                            speaking as ...

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                              I am angry with your 2nd Point , The Rescue Operation was not a Piece of Sh*t I guess. They tried there best to save the child.

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                              Rahul Rajat Singh
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                              Apologies if I made you upset. but the real idea meaning of my point was this:

                              I am not talking about the guys present their doing their work. I am talking big picture. if they would have some state of the art equipment something better could have been done. Why didn't they had better equipment because someone was not doing their job properly otherwise he would have analyzed the probable situations and have bought the proper stuff(if we can put a bore that deep we can have something to go that deep for rescue too).

                              But still, i don't mean to upset anyone. its my opinion. apologies again for the statement but i still believe in what i said.

                              Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                              • R Rahul Rajat Singh

                                I started Monday morning with a big cheer but this news made me so angry that i cant even explain. A 5 year old died because of someones carelessness. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gurgaon-tragedy-5yearold-mahi-declared-dead/267641-3.html[^] 1. Some careless bugger left the dig unattended. 2. the rescue operation was a total piece of sh*t and it was a mere formality by officials to show that they are doing something. 3. These kind of incidents happen a lot and people blame the victims of their carelessness. 4. Where is the Elephanting sense of responsibility in the people of this country. 5. Sometimes looking around make me regret being born in this god forsaken country where we are surrounded by all careless, irresponsible, making-culture-an-excuse-for everything kind of hypocrites.

                                Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.

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                                Yeah really sad I was hoping she would be alive, but its so unfortunate and it was her birthday! I've have read so many such incidents, but it keeps happening again. Life has become too cheap :(

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