Volumes of a story cannot give only one meaning/moral. Benfit of someone is someone’s loss (if the deeds are done which affect at a single person level).
The way and reason for which Bali was killed in Ramayana and Dhuryodhan and Vishwapitama were killed is prime example, how Indian mythology potrays it is ok to bend rules, or trick people in order to get job done.
And for that matter, Mahabharata, was a story of two sets blood relative fighting over a peace of land and nothing else. I wonder how it is win of good over evil.

And, about the attacks on Indians in Australia. Although I don’t approve of it, but have ever wondered why only Indians?? And no colored, filipinos or chinese. I think I precisely understand why they are attacking them. The utter inconsideration of the sorrounding which we Indians have when travelling is it not the part of it? Have you never felt that tinge of irritation when group of young men is travelling in a bus or train?

There is more…and I can keep talking about… but…I think I should stop.

For the American War, look at the post ‘American Foreign Policy’ (available in must read scribbles). There is a reason why it is there.

The Indian Mythology, in Mahabharata and Ramayana, has NOT highlighted that it is alright to deceive others, if they are your enemies. I think u have misunderstood it my dear friend. The message that Mahabharata and Ramayana pass is that it is all right to lie if it is for the benefit of someone. And also that it is okay to fight against your blood relations if one is fighting evil.

As I read your strong opinions on the behaviour and attitude of some Indians, I wonder why is it that u do not comment on Indians that r being assaulted and murdered in Australia. Is it just because Australia is a developed country?

Why is it that in your blogs I have never read any comment on America’s attack on Iraq in 2003?
America was backed by United Kingdom, Australia, Poland and 36 other countries. They stated the invasion to be necessary in order to disarm Iraq of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons that were an immediate and intolerable threat to world peace. A month before the invasion, there were many worldwide protests against the Iraq war, including a rally of three million people in Rome. Yet, despite the protests, America went ahead with the war. In 2005, the Central Intelligence Agency released a report saying that no weapons of mass destruction had been found in Iraq. America caused so many deaths and destroyed valuable oil resources only to gain power and economic advantage.
Is it that people like u r scared to point fingers at powerful nations like America and Britain but find it their duty to criticise India for any possible incident they can find.

Why did u not comment on America’s dual policy with Pakistan?
On one hand America declares that terrorist groups are operating in Pakistan and on the other hand America is giving $1.5 billion a year for a 5-year duration to Pakistan. Is this money not used in harbouring the terrorist groups? Would u not call it hypocrisy?
And yet it has not been criticised by people like u who would not forget to find faults with the Indian system.

What I mean to say here is that it is not justified to criticise or blame the whole country just because of the actions of a particular person or leader. One needs to have an open-minded approach, respect people for what they r and not for the religion, race, colour, caste or country they belong to. The people of India, America, Britain, Pakistan or any other country should be judged on the basis of their individual traits, like their beliefs, opinions, knowledge and their individual actions irrespective of the actions of Raj Thackeray, George W. Bush, Tony Blair, or Pervez Musharraf

So, even if people like u cannot do something for the country, it is high time u stop cribbing!

Just to make it clear, when I say ‘people like u’ I mean “The group of people, to which I belong, who just crib about the things which are not right, sit in their chairs and type a sorry reading post on their blogs.”