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5th July 2005, 10:25 AM
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Why are the FIIs buying?
Are the worlds coming together? Foreign investors seem to think so. They all want a piece of the oriental pie. The sooner the better. That's why Udayan's teaching Japanese on CNBC. To add to the bonhomie, here's a poem to that tries to answer the above question:
The Ongoing Quest of East and West if east were east n west were west and ne'er the twain would meet how would mankind pass this test the two've combined to beat how would worldly understanding finally mature ****'s rakshasas, ruling, dominating be eradicated from the core how would glaring disparity be annihilated forever n how would trans-world charity usher in amity, life, together n how would the info highway strive for a higher goal how would occidental fair play merge with the oriental soul both east n west are hungry to set differences aside and yes, both feel more free together with love to abide gone are the times of longing there's a change in their mutual stance for dawned has the Sun of bonding to give peace a chance to give peace a chance Regards, Uday. 
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