Gandhi would have won Nobel peace prize if he was not shooted in January 1948. He would have win 1948 peace prize. Check this Nobel Prize website's article: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/themes/mahatma-gandhi-the-missing-laureate
He was shot by Nathuram Godse, a Hindu fanatic who belonged to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS, who felt that Gandhi was being too nice to the Muslims.
The Bharatiya Janata party or BJP which currently rules India is the political wing of the RSS.
1stly,gandhi did NOT do anything to prevent the division of india other than weeping and fasting,both of which were not asked for
2ndly,if he claimed to be at the front of the independence movement,he should have been that responsible, he and nehru just wanted all the limelight and love from the public and overshadowed other freedom fighters like veer savarkar,ashqafullah khan,sardar udham singh ETC
3rdly,he wanted to further divide india,for example in the case of nagaland,he said ,when there was a minor insurgency there,which still exists,that if nagaland is taken by force he would ask to be shot before any nagamese person is ,he promised sikhs an independant land in modern day india and pakistan,with most of the northern area of the punjab going to a nation called khalistan,so ya see,gandhi did do good things but he also did many bad things
Agree, it is much easier to relate to peaceful, inclusive people than any of the examples given. 2 of them are Hindu nationalists and the other was an assassin.
Yes. There are some people out there that I would really want to tell some fake facts about sharks and spiders to. Favorite animals, and also, most are harmless.
Yeah that happens with me all the time. I see one of my old comments, which is more or less likely rude, and I think “no wonder I’m on QM and Stewarts watch list”
Person of the Year is not an endorsement; it merely intends to select the most important or influential person in a year. Hitler was indeed important and influential, even if for the wrong reasons.
What about... "Due to its sub-inlets, Guinea-Bissau has the eighth longest coastline in Africa at 1,920 km, but has an area of only about 36,000 sq mi."
There's some disagreement on the oldest lake. I'm not sure the scientific community has studied this thoroughly enough. I know of several lakes in the Rocky Mountains that are believed to be about 40-50 million years old.
#5 is a little misleading in its attempt to make fun of the olden days.
According to the article about it, gangs of youths started knocking hats off people's heads (and beating them if they resisted) before the end of the summer straw hat season, and in many cases this escalated into fights.
not sure why you seem to find it remarkable why Yasser Arafat got a Noble Peace Prize. Kissinger got one, de Klerk got one, Teddy Roosevelt got one, Woodrow Wilson got one, Aung San Suu Kyi got one. Lots of people with what might politely be called checkered pasts have won the NPP. Arafat is very far from being the most notable case.
One of the most ridiculous winners has to be Obama. After only a year in office he basically won for being a nice man, who hadn't started a war yet and for not being George Bush.
The remarkable thing is surely that Trump and Kim Jong Un didn't get one for their heroic efforts to agree a deal.
Henry Kissinger won the Nobel Prize which is quite strange as he was an ardent supporter of wars, coups and carpet bombing countries the US wasn't even officially at war with.
The Bharatiya Janata party or BJP which currently rules India is the political wing of the RSS.
2ndly,if he claimed to be at the front of the independence movement,he should have been that responsible, he and nehru just wanted all the limelight and love from the public and overshadowed other freedom fighters like veer savarkar,ashqafullah khan,sardar udham singh ETC
3rdly,he wanted to further divide india,for example in the case of nagaland,he said ,when there was a minor insurgency there,which still exists,that if nagaland is taken by force he would ask to be shot before any nagamese person is ,he promised sikhs an independant land in modern day india and pakistan,with most of the northern area of the punjab going to a nation called khalistan,so ya see,gandhi did do good things but he also did many bad things
A fake facts section should be something in my opinion. Great opportunity to put in humor.
"There is a counter at Vienna airport for people who have fled to Austria instead of Australia".
When you put the Malay Peninsula into the Google Search Bar, it says "Peninsula in Thailand"
When you put the Armenian Highlands into it, it says "Highland in Turkey"
When you put the Moldova River in, it says "River in Romania" (Although that one actually makes sense)
https://www.oldest.org/nature/lakes/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_New_York
So 1 p.m. on a Monday in Samoa is 1 p.m. on a Sunday in American Samoa.
According to the article about it, gangs of youths started knocking hats off people's heads (and beating them if they resisted) before the end of the summer straw hat season, and in many cases this escalated into fights.
Trivial fact: 1 person somewhere in the world today actually used Bing.
Video: How Zach King Gets Away With Doing Graffiti
One of the most ridiculous winners has to be Obama. After only a year in office he basically won for being a nice man, who hadn't started a war yet and for not being George Bush.
The remarkable thing is surely that Trump and Kim Jong Un didn't get one for their heroic efforts to agree a deal.