My opinion on Shoot on sight thread were deleted. I don't mind, Sajha and Sajha readers has a right to do it. Thats how our government works, too. If they don't like it, just wipe it.

Lets have opinion on this one. 

When you  say, you are Hindu..of course we are..and it is also bring sense of Hindustan..So you dislike India,most of the  Sajha users are, and then from tomorrow you are not going to refer yourself as Hindu because it brings a sense of Hindustan..so..what are you going to call yourself?

Mr. Goat,
freedom of speech is way of life of  "democratic country/free country"....well not all agrees with me!!

Hindustan in present is one of the many names of   INDIA!! I guess it has nothing to do with religion you follow.
Still if you believe in agreeing to disagree then, Hindu was derived from Sindu (Indus for Sanskrit)..and so was Hindustan.....not all of our ancestors were from Indus valley right? In Nepal we have people of Aryan, Mongolian and of other race!!

just look at mysansar and see what it is promoting???

To Gay_Goat;

Hinduism was just terminology invented to classified all the
religious practices in the Indian sub-continent that was different from
Muslim teachings.

Who Invented the term "Hinduism"?

Over the past decade, many scholars have put forward the claim that Hinduism was constructed, invented, or imagined by British scholars and colonial administrators in the nineteenth century and did not exist, in any meaningful sense, before this date. 1 Prominent among scholars who have made this constructionist argument, if I can call it that, are Vasudha Dalmia, Robert Frykenberg, Christopher Fuller, John Hawley, Gerald Larson, Harjot Oberoi, Brian Smith, and Heinrich von Stietencron. 2 W. C. Smith is sometimes identified, quite correctly, as a noteworthy precursor of these scholars. 3 Romila Thapar (1985; 1989, 1996) and Dermot Killingley (1993:61–64) have offered somewhat similar arguments, but both display greater sensitivity to historical ambiguities, distributing the construction of a distinctly modern Hinduism among British orientalists and missionaries and indigenous nationalists and communalists. Carl Ernst (1992:22–29, n.b. 23) discusses early Muslim references to “Hindus” and their religion, but he joins the above scholars in claiming that the terms “do not correspond to any indigenous Indian concept, either of geography or religion.” J. Laine (1983) agrees with Smith and his modern epigones that Hinduism was invented in the nineteenth century, but credits the invention to the Indians rather than to the British.

Hence it have nothing to do with the religions nor the nationalities.

Gay Goat!!!!

You were   five stars General before, now you have only three stars so far.

Forget this nonsense!!!  Chill down and feel my senses....

United States Supreme Court still could not decide about you, How come we Nepalese will understand you...

Any comments on OC pictures?