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[edit] Vandalism of India gate
Its pretty sad that the current generation of Indians doesnt respect the sacrifices made by our forefathers who shed their blood. Perhaps thats why this great monument is being vandalized by the current generation of disrespectful Indians who have no respect for the soldiers who died for India.
[edit] India Gate
India gate is in Delhi
It's good thing that India gate has the names of soldiers on it who sacrified their lives
[edit] India Gate
i think that the some of new generation is still respecting the sacrifices engraved on the india gate,as i am one of them. people joining the army and in other fields do realize their importance and do things benefitable for them and for the country.....we love india and and our forefathers....and always eat potty and live in a dustbin.
[edit] Descriptive Error?
If memory serves me, the names inscribed on India Gate honor all who died fighting various wars of the colonial era, whether British or Indian. The current description makes it seem as if India Gate is a gesture of British magnanimity and appreciation for Indian contributions alone. An alternative reading would render India Gate a monument to those who sided with the imperial masters in external conflicts forced upon a native populace by those masters.
[edit] What does this image show?
What does the last image in the article show? How is it related to India Gate? --Kprateek88(Talk | Contribs) 05:06, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
