Re: This Week's Most Popular India Edition

[Kumar]

Hi Ganesh,

This is one of the problems in India for the migrating work-force.  It's now happening to people from a specific origin North East India where the locals threatened and attacked people from other states blaming that the migrants have taken away their opportunities.

A while ago, Bangalore-ans even threatened the Tamils;  In 70's and 80's and even lately, Andhra had the same problem.  The only state that absorbs all these, in my opinion, is Tamil Nadu.  May be I am biased!  :-D

Pitchu mama may give more info on this.

Luv,

Dad

On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 11:49 AM, Ganesh Kumar <gku...@gmail.com> wrote:

what is happening in bangalore???

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