Besides Buddhism,it's also their attitude

For example:I heard from some relatives who travelled to Japan in taxi that the taxi driver refused to charge them money,as he treated Indians as guests of Japan.

You can well imagine how an Indian taxi wala behaves,when he gets foreign passengers   :)

In countries like Burma,Bhutan etc Buddhism is followed,but they r are not so progressive. :)

However I agree that Buddhists don't create high and low castes.Actually I don't know much about this religion.

Besides Buddhism,it's also their attitude

For example:I heard from some relatives who travelled to Japan in taxi that the taxi driver refused to charge them money,as he treated Indians as guests of Japan.

You can well imagine how an Indian taxi wala behaves,when he gets foreign passengers   :)

In countries like Burma,Bhutan etc Buddhism is followed,but they r are not so progressive. :)

However I agree that Buddhists don't create high and low castes.Actually I don't know much about this religion.

Haha.. Meenal ji Im sorry.. Meenal ji you are an intllectual I know so it is expected that you have a sharp view on the hings.. anyways just wait a few minute Im bringing Budhism here for you.. 

Ram jee

You may create a different thread on Buddhism where I will read it.

Don't write in this thread.Otherwise the main idea which this thread was propagating,ie,Chinese justice system will be lost somewhere.

I hope u dont mind this.

National Flag

Meenal ji, my that thread seems deleted by someone fooliss in LCI's editing team, I said na, HAR SHAAKH PE ULLU BAITHE HAIN..so here too.

I could not copy & paste he image of our National Flag. You ever see the "Damma Chakra" in cntre. 24 spokes of it indicates the prnciples of Buddhism i.e. principles of "EQULITY". Please read it and we will discus it later, right I have to go out.

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Please see here;

https://india.gov.in/knowindia/national_flag.php

The National Flag is a horizontal tricolour of deep saffron (kesaria) at the top, white in the middle and dark green at the bottom in equal proportion. The ratio of widdth of the flag to its length is two to three. In the centre of the white band is a navy-blue wheel which represents the chakra.

The top saffron colour, indicates the strength and courage of the country. The white middle band indicates peace and truth with Dharma Chakra. The green shows the fertility, growth and auspiciousness of the land.

Its design is that of the wheel which appears on the abacus of the Sarnath Lion Capital of Ashoka. Its diameter approximates to the widdth of the white band and it has 24 spokes. The design of the National Flag was adopted by the Constituent Assembly of India on 22 July 1947.

It is really amazing to see the various changes that our National Flag went through since its first inception. It was discovered or recognised during our national struggle for freedom. The evolution of the Indian National Flag sailed through many vicissitudes to arrive at what it is today.

Know more about History of Indian Tricolor

Know more about The Flag Code of India:

Hahahahahahahha... Meenal ji, you have given me another laughter.. its not me ok its you crating this laughter...

Madam, Buddhism is nothing different but the Indian National Flag principles of which are not yet implemented due to fundamentalist communalists otherwse they cannot do all corruption and a corrupt society.  And the topic here is very deeply related with it.  See, it the principles signed in our National Flag will be implemented our India will grow up more tha any other country.  OK BYE THANKS.

Yes, Panchamvedi ji, you have got the point and followed right.

Are you and Panchaveda not the same persons?

Oh no Meenal ji, he is one of my friends in DRF but he love me and follow me. I tell you it later. Right now I am waiting for your opinion on the issue left at the point of principles of Buddhism and Indian National Flag.

article 21 is here

not in china

so celebrate

democrecy

 "For example:I heard from some relatives who travelled to Japan in taxi that the taxi driver refused to charge them money,as he treated Indians as guests of Japan."

What may be the reasons and wha is hei conection with India?

Buddhism is offically adopted religion of Japan and they respect India as the birth place of Buddha.

Do you see any other reason or relation?

It's basically their ethics and culture.Japanese are known for their honesty & discipline.

So they came out of the after effects of bomb blasts during World War 2,while we Indians who got freedom around that time only still struggle with our ever increasing problems,blaming the Britishers as always.

Suppose the Japanese taxi driver whom I talked about above had an American tourist.This driver will treat him in same manner,ie,like a guest.It has nothing to do with relationship with India.

I have travelled many times that too all alone after 8 PM in cabs driven by Arab,Indian and Pakistani drivers in an advanced Muslim country.They are also very courteous,though they charge,ie dont do it for free.

So it doesn't mean that they are courteous because they have any relation or non relation with India.

Basically it is the discipline,work ethics and good manners in these countries,due to which they have boosted tourism and got lots of foreign exchange.

Indian culture has the concept "ATITHI DEVO BHAVA".

But this culture is just in philosophy books.It was followed many yrs. back,when life was simpler.Not any more.

Now all foreign tourists in India are taken for a ride by cab drivers,even though these very cab drivers behave honestly and decently in other advanced countries.Same goes for other Indian workers who work abroad.

1.  "For example:I heard from some relatives who travelled to Japan in taxi that the taxi driver refused to charge them money,as he treated Indians as guests of Japan."

2.  Suppose the Japanese taxi driver whom I talked about above had an American tourist.    This driver will treat him in same manner,ie,like a guest.It has nothing to do with relationship with India.

 Madam, I should ONLY be just AGREED WITH YOU. I consider that I am wrong at this point. All the information was provided by you. I never gone out of India. Yes, 2-3 times I have gone upto airport with someone. So my knowledge in this matter is just ZERO. 

It's nothing about wrong or right Ram jee.

We are just exchanging information.There are so many things you know better,that I am unaware of.

Even those who have not travelled outside India know from friends,relatives and even newspapers and books that in many advanced nations,people behave properly with tourists.Therefore tourism is highly boosted in those countries.And they earn a lot of foreign exchange consequently.i'm sure you must have also heard from your freinds the same thing,who have travelled abroad.

Yes yes.

Actually I deeply love rural areas here in India and lot of work is here to do. We are here in Maharashtra. One can believe or not but we are not at all intested to go out even if someone offer us sponsorship too. We don't have time for even a week to go out.