Monica owned a number of restaurants in and outside tangra. try contacting her at Tung Fong restaurant in Karnani Mansion located at the junction of Park Street and Free School Street.

Narrow minded patriotism does not pay in this modern world, if ever a Rajasthan camp set up again it is for lunatic akin to Ranchi, not for normal person, this will be wiped out by world human rights group. Look at palestinians can no longer be confined nor Gitmo Bay in Cuba be set up, these things will not last.

God forbid if ever Rajasthan camp set up will be wiped out from the surface of the earth.

let that person you refer to live and let die.

You had your “last say” from all Indian Chinese who posted comments here.

India is a multi-party democracy. We have freedom of speech and expression. Our democratic system breeds leaders with far sight & international vision. We open our doors & engage all countries to make a BETTER NEW India in this world. We are now a global player. We continue to progress in this direction.

India Communist paties, unlike PRC, have many power levels; they all are good friends of PRC. So are BJP and India Congress Party.

India & PRC are now engaged to make a stronger Asia. Our ties are enhanced through cultural, business etc. Large investments flow both ways with mutual imports & exports increased many folds. While being competitors, both are also strategic partners. Competition is a healthy phenomenon. Suspicion is given.

Stop bad-mouthing PRC to deter its normalisation of ties with India. The emerging trends are more PRC companies investing in India & more Chinese presence in India with expertise. So are Indians business & expertise to PRC.

You should consider moving your family & business out of Delhi and/ Kolkata soon, before you’ll be sent a ticket to spend the rest of your life in Deoli, Rajasthan. To get refuge, think about taking asylum in Dharamsala – a safe haven to clean souls.

Selling chow chow is no good in India. Selling biryani is better option to think Indian.

you are absolutely right, those paras you know have been calmed down i believe a lot, later years after Bruce Lee movies have been such influence on the locals, you walk down their streets as if you were the local sheriff in the old western movie, no one dares to pass comments, this is where your chinese complexion gaining upper hand.

Thanks for offering such kind words to smooth down a turbulent climate here. And as always we are here to discuss constructive topics. And we are here to express ourselves of the topics we need to discuss, not to show off what education level you have, what income you are making. And nobody is above the others. As the saying goes anyone can be taken out of a ghetto, and you cannot take a ghetto out of a person.

Thanks for refreshing my old memory. As our mutual “good” friend Ron says, I have to brush that rusty chip on my shoulder to turn back the time clock.

I now recollect the story about stealing a golden hand of tower clock of St Andrews Church (we referred it as the golden-cock clock). I was only a kid then & hardly believe the story was true. While I do not recall the origin of the four letters “c” with this clock story, I still remember that the church was located close to Lal Bazaar thanna and not far from Old Mission Church.

In those days, the four letters “c” were commonly lashed out targeting at any & all Chinese passerby. As a child, it was really tormenting when a large group of ethnic Indians, young and old, kept yelling CCCC at you causing you to develop actual nightmares. I was always frightened to go out in the streets unless very necessary, accompanied. Also, it was frequent then that, without any notice or reasons, while walking in streets, you would encounter a barrage of stones, big and small, hurled at you from all sides. What we did & reacted was to ignore them but to run away quickly for cover. Following which, then came the loud booing:” Ay Chinna, Chinna Muluk Jao, Mutti Kao.”

As I’d said earlier, I’d taken this without hate while it was “healed wound with dented scar.”

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