07-18-2006, 11:00 PM
During Kargil war this campaign was very effective. Infact one of the members of this forum (and probabily another one) built a good website to this affect to identify some Pakistani restaurants and business which operate as Indian or some sorta Indo-Pak establishment. I'm not sure it's up anymore.
Playing devil's advocate here: what's the point on individuals boycotting Pakistani goods when the government of India has a open door policy with Pakistan? Why should anyone throw away that one Shaan masala pack when Indian government is ordering goods by tons? No point trying to insulating that little draft in the window when the roof of the house has gone and every door available is open
And guys, please support business in India - irrespective of religious affilations. Look for Made in India labels, not for made by community x or made by caste y labels. This crooked power hungry government has done enough to divide Indians, don't look to create more schisms.
Playing devil's advocate here: what's the point on individuals boycotting Pakistani goods when the government of India has a open door policy with Pakistan? Why should anyone throw away that one Shaan masala pack when Indian government is ordering goods by tons? No point trying to insulating that little draft in the window when the roof of the house has gone and every door available is open
And guys, please support business in India - irrespective of religious affilations. Look for Made in India labels, not for made by community x or made by caste y labels. This crooked power hungry government has done enough to divide Indians, don't look to create more schisms.