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English
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Mother tongue
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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"Mother tongue"
| 1 year ago
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What use of a language in education if it's difficult to understand at primary level. I should support mother tongue since the main objective of education is to inculcate the habit of asking, questioning, analysing and interpreting.A student...
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varun sharma
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"English"
| 1 year ago
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English , Hindi and local language ...... by that we win the world
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Tanima
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"Mother tongue"
| 1 year ago
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We should only take English as a subject. We should also trained our students in this language. Instructions in mother tounge will not only help today's generation to be in touch with it but also help students to understand the views and they also...
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Debate: "What should be the medium of instruction in schools?" deleted from your view.
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Yes, but it will take a decade or more
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No
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vishwajit
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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it will still require 20 yrs to b at the same level of US,oertaking US is still far far away... we need the infrastructure, in terms of parking and 4 lane roads, expressways etc... than we can dream abt it..
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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| 1 year ago
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Indeed,India is now playing major role in world's automotive industry as major manufacturers of automotive parts and accessories ,but whatever we making or producing is just for commercial purpose or for business growth. This is the major difference...
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Col C A Narasimhan
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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We are quite far away from developing our own cars. Today we are only becoming a manufacturing hub not a development hub. Once we are able to do it, then we can think if we can overtake US. We do not still encourage R & D in automobiles. We are...
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Debate: "Do you think India will be able to leave US behind in car market?" deleted from your view.
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ICC world cup
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IPL 4
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"IPL 4"
| 1 year ago
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There are two different opportunities here. For an indian brand who is in the local market alone, the IPL gives a better value proposition because even though it is beamed in other test playing nations, the interest for IPL is maximum only in...
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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@Meena ,the world cup has more value and appeal over IPL 4 .People get united and support(they often take it as an opportunity/festival to showcase their patriotism/faith ) their team of choice/country,however IPL fills the appetite of cricket lovers...
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Meena Deshmukh
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"ICC world cup"
| 1 year ago
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I think IPL 4 has more value..yeah there is a battle for supremacy among the best teams in the world for the World Cup. However, the Indian viewer remains a part of it only as long as the Indian team is playing. Interest fails in the World Cup if...
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Debate: "ICC World Cup or IPL 4: Which has more value for advertisers? " deleted from your view.
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design side
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quality department
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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"design side"
| 1 year ago
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both have their own significance in good business ,so difficult to choose perticular one.As design dept. brings new models and opportunities in business , the very same with quality as well .as it ensures the customer satisfaction and goodwill of...
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Debate: "about career in quality department?" deleted from your view.
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Age differences are more important than cohort effect
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Cohort effects can dominate age differences
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"Age differences are more important than cohort effect"
| 1 year ago
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Absolutely and agree with Jayant. It is the age that matters the most. As with age your desires keep changing and so does the thirst for products. Thats why marketing is dynamic - it keeps changing on a periodical basis. There are no set methods...
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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"Cohort effects can dominate age differences"
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The choice of consumer is more important. people of all ages still like old melody/romantic songs of 60's /70's.
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Mathew Cherian
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"Cohort effects can dominate age differences"
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In fact age and imitations are the two sides of the same coin. Like Financial profesionals prefering pin-stripes or blue and white which is imitation, when old age buyers prefer more conservative or sometimes lite shades. Consumer behavior...
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Debate: "Is Consumer Behavior More a Function of a Person's Age or Generation?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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sowmiyan
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Before pin pointing the Industry, people should realize their exact requirement. When we are providing the constant demand in the market i don't think the automobile Industry would suffer.
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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No, The automotive manufacturers concern much with rise in cost of raw material like steel,aluminium,plastic and rubber. As price of petrol directly influence the budget of customer or owner of vehicle , the insatiable desire of milage can affect some...
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Isha Verma
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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I also believe that the rising fuel prices will make consumers think twice before buying a car. Car manufacturers might find it tough to sell cars now a days..
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Debate: "Will increase in petrol price affect Automobile Manufactures in India?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes, companies will spend/infuse lots of money in this worldcup. As it's a global trend and nobody wants to lose this good opportunity to lunch new products and servicies.In in subcontinent,4 major countries participating and 3 are organising this...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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| 1 year ago
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Not all companies. Companies involved in sports wear, apparel, kits, food stuffs (snacks), beverages such as pepsi,cola etc, music items, mobiles etc. Normally these items find potential buyers during the crowed session. Otherwise, nothing...
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Meena Deshmukh
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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I think it makes sense...as cricket world cup which is happening after a very long time in the sub-continent and this period is a huge time for marketers to come strong and lighten their purse. Infact many new products will be launched during...
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Debate: "Firms spending bomb from their marketing budget during Cricket worldcup 2011....." deleted from your view.
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There is a serious mistake in the designing of Bajaj's bike which can make them most theft prone.Discover is one of the most successful model of Bajaj in 100-150cc engine segment , as far as performance and practicality is concerned it is very good and doing profit in business , but there is a serious mistake in its locking system.The electric connections of this bike are theft prone and don't ensure full safety to the vehicle in parking mode.The fault is searious during parking the bike in public parking where you are asked to not fix the handle lock,it gives the guard ease to park and leave the bike in best economical space. Problem starts when the owner doesn't fix handle lock and leave...
Insight: "Design mistakes in automobiles." deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Dinesh Chandra Binjola
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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All Indian adults have voting rights. Do you propose to snatch the existing democratic rights from "illiterates". One needs common sense to vote, not the knowledge earned by reading few books. Is it not strange that the so called literates are the...
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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| 1 year ago
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sorry Mr. Pande, even they also know who's is in favour of them and who's not ,well their method of information is quite different than our' s(educated and use inetrnet). They also query about the candidates but in other way which we don't think is...
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Khushnood Mirza
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"Yes"
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the fundamental mistake we generally make is that illetrate are stupid. they may have even more comprehension then literates. however, to make them sound and rational decision, we have to provide them the basic necessities like food, clothing and...
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Debate: "Should voting rights given to illetrate?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Dinesh Chandra Binjola
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"Yes"
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All Indian adults have voting rights. Do you propose to snatch the existing democratic rights from "illiterates". One needs common sense to vote, not the knowledge earned by reading few books. Is it not strange that the so called literates are the...
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AOUCHITYA KUMAR
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sorry Mr. Pande, even they also know who's is in favour of them and who's not ,well their method of information is quite different than our' s(educated and use inetrnet). They also query about the candidates but in other way which we don't think is...
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Khushnood Mirza
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"Yes"
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the fundamental mistake we generally make is that illetrate are stupid. they may have even more comprehension then literates. however, to make them sound and rational decision, we have to provide them the basic necessities like food, clothing and...
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Debate: "Should voting rights given to illetrate?" deleted from your view.
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