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From: Rajeev Srinivasan < rajeev.srinivasan@gmail.com>
Date: Apr 13, 2005 4:31 AM
Subject: happy vishu, tamil new year, baisakhi, jallianwallah day
To:
depending on your preferences:
1. happy vishu (with the bright yellow of the vishu flower, the indian laburnum)
2. happy tamil new year (putthandu greetings)
3. happy baisakhi
4. happy spring festival in bengal/maharashtra/elsewhere
5. and remember jallianwallah bagh, april 13, 1919
1. happy vishu (with the bright yellow of the vishu flower, the indian laburnum)
2. happy tamil new year (putthandu greetings)
3. happy baisakhi
4. happy spring festival in bengal/maharashtra/elsewhere
5. and remember jallianwallah bagh, april 13, 1919
rajeev
2 comments:
"5. and remember jallianwallah bagh, april 13, 1919"
-- so your new year will never be
new, as it will always be tied
to the year 1919.
and this is what you would like
to deliver to people year after
year on new year, so that no
one can look forward to
anything good and new. so
instead of waking up to
see the auspicious sights of
"kani" on 14th morning, people
must wake up with sad thoughts
of a massacre. i'm already
depressed.
how does this become a "new
year" ?
but then, i forgot. i'm
confusing you for someone who
gives a damn, and gad, you
always wanted to say that.
happy new year anyway.
-
It is also Hanuman Jayanti today!
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