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...and did anyone say that we are already in it? Well, blame it on the dirty politics where it has been the norm to blend the racemic mixture of regional politics with national issues by politicians; who inherit the post but do not deserve it. This perceptual pattern has finally started to take its toll on the Nation that fought its fight for independence under one slogan - Vande Mataram.

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I would appreciate if you can unleash the reins and share your viewpoint; especially when the whole Nation is under the grip of the attacks in Mumbai. However, here are a few questions which have started giving me nightmares since 26/11. May be you can answer:

# 1. Does the current democratic set up gives you enough reasons to be proud to be an Indian?
# 2. Do you feel safe?
# 3. Is political apathy the main reason behind the rising terror attacks?
# 4. What do you suggest is the best way we can contain and combat terrorism?
# 5. Considering the series of terror attacks happening each month across the country, do you still feel confident that India can become a superpower?
#6. Can India-Pakistan ties withstand Mumbai bombings?

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On the occasion birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda and National Youth Day, Bharatiya Janta Party, youth wing had organised a bike rally

On the occasion birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda and National Youth Day, Bharatiya Janta Party, youth wing had organised a bike rally wherein more than 1900 bikers took part on Monday. The rally started from Vivekananda Chowk, Mulund and Borivli.

The rally was flagged off from Mulund at 10am met another group left from Borivli at Mahim Causeway. "Fourty-five days have passed after the terror attack that had hit the city. City went to a very bad-phase, but it seems people have forgotten the attack. This rally was to wake them up once again and also as there has been no action taken by the government expects the three resignations," said Mihir Kotecha, President of BJP Youth Wing, Mumbai.

Kotecha added, "No other day could have been better than this one to bring the youth together and raise voice against terrorism."

The 100 kilometre long rally ended at Gateway wherein tribute was paid to Swami Vivekananda at 4.30pm by all the youths present on this occasion.