Faisal Mamsa's comments are worth taking into consideration. It is unfortunately true that anti-Pakistani feelings are on the rise but it's not because of state sponsored hatred.
The widenly communal divide is also due to the politics of using minority cards being indulged in by so-called secular politicians like the CPM leadership and Congressmen like Arjun Singh. During the last Kerala elections, the CPM indulged in absolutely communal politics using even the local mullahs and muslim mobilisation on a massive scale. Arjun Singh has been using both caste politics and the Vande Matharam issues to fan the flames of communal mobilisation.
The Muslims have become victims of this politics and seem to have become passive participants in being used as pawns. This has led to massive Hindu consolidation cutting accross caste and class boundries.
I think the worse is yet to come. If Ayodhya was in an isolated place like Faizabad, please remember both Varanasi and Mathura are highly urbanised cities where the next two flash points are located at Viswanath and Krishna Janmastan. If the secular card is used all the time to divide Hindus along caste lines, a direct reaction will come through moblisation thruough these twin issues.
All one has to see is how in every Lok Sabha constituency where Muslims have reached a critical mass of 20 per cent in any electorate, immediate Hindu consolidation results around the BJP or sometimes the Congress.
In UP, let us remember over 80 per cent of the Muslims in the 1940s voted for the Pakistan resolution of the Muslim League. Pakistan and the Taliban were born in the Indo-Gangetic Valley. Let's remember that in the final analysis.
We need more mature leadership among all communities. Presently that is sadly lacking.
Ashok Row Kavi

Yes. I too am disappointed at the way our new generation feels animosity against the other nation and the relgion. These are not merely media hypes, but a carefully designed plan to spread hate technology.

But let us (those who do not care about being an indian or pakistani)stay united and strive for indo-pak unity and peaceful co-habitation.

Regards
Rajeeve

Faisal's comments are indeed shocking. It is pretty sad that youngsters are feeling this way. The brain washing is taking place. And it is not being done by anyone in aprticular. It is happening daily with the terrorist strikes aand the invariable pointers to our friendly neighbour. Mind you, most indians agree that not all pakistanis are anti india. But there is a section in pak, which indulges in things against india directly or indirectly. We have to isolate them. The educated, both in india and pak need to do that.