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Articles: My Thoughts | | Cell-tunes & National songs | |
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| They want to build up an image that they have patriotism in them. thats y they keep such ringtones.
I feel, these people are very dangerous people. because the person who wants to earn a good impression for nothing is as dangerous asa a bad person.
Posted by: Viplove K At: 12, May 2005 9:53:46 PM IST
Yes you are right.No need to use that type of songs as ring tones.There are so many other songs and tunes are available now.So we have to give respect to the songs which have their own sprit.
The person who are using these songs as ring tones should relaise the greatness of these songs.These songs lifted the spirit of the freedom fighters in our struggle for freedom.
So it is our duty to give respect to them.
Posted by: Mr. Suresh N At: 23, Mar 2005 10:17:23 AM IST
Very good articles from you. Keep posting. Yes. It is very difficult to specify as such. It is true that we can't resist to stand in attention and to salute when we hear/listen 'JanaGanaMana'. If we do, we are for sure be the 'Odd Man Out' category. People feel that we are overacting.
Coming to the question of 'To use or Not to use', I will be in the crossroads. I really wish to have patriotic songs as my cell tunes. Ofcourse we can exclude the 'JanaGanaMana' and 'Vandemataram'. Other songs we may use. (In my view).
Posted by: Ms. Prasanthi Uppalapati At: 16, Mar 2005 1:00:43 AM IST
Many machines can be set to suit the environment where it is being used. Mobile phone users should be aware of settings and the incoming call alert. Just a beep sound with a vibrator is enoough to alert an incoming call where you cant distract the surroundings. Also the incoming calls can be classified into groups like office, friend, family, etc. Setting a mobile phone is important. It is not advisable to swicth off totally unless it's legal to do so at places like where aircraft takesoff or landing and the other sensitive areas like defence, public offices.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 15, Mar 2005 10:18:56 PM IST
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