Create knowledge
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Ashish
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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and sir what u r doing same making money while working in qatar, all thing r around money but it is not not only money it bears name "East India Company"
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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As I articulate this, I am trying to remember my History class in school. Generations of Indians- people who sat in History classes before and after me- had one thing common drummed into their Psyche,individual or collective. EIC came and enslaved us...
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Yash Singh
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| 2 years ago
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It is a wonderful feeling that, at last, an Indian owns a company that was belonging to the Queen of England. It is an historical achievement. As an Indian, I am feeling so proud. These days when I hear the triumphant and jubiliant wins won by...
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Debate: "History repeats itself : East India Company is owned by an Indian" deleted from your view.
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Esha Johar
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| 2 years ago
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Prassan good point I agree with you. Why should we act as if we are poor. That is a disrespect for us. This shows the poor control of the Australian government and security system. It is the governments responsibilities to protect the Indians.  Â
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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Prima facie the Australian Police advisory may seem laughable, especially understood from an Indian context . Given the fact that Indian Police starts from a presumption that Poor commit more crime and the finger should point at them always to start...
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Yash Singh
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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Why should we act like poor people? This is disgraceful and I think its a little bit racial in some respect. It's totally false and misleading comment on the behalf of Australian govt. Most Indian don't carry fancy gadgets (ipods, etc) compare...
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Esha Johar
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| 2 years ago
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Prassan good point I agree with you. Why should we act as if we are poor. That is a disrespect for us. This shows the poor control of the Australian government and security system. It is the governments responsibilities to protect the Indians.  Â
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avaneendra mudigonda
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Prima facie the Australian Police advisory may seem laughable, especially understood from an Indian context . Given the fact that Indian Police starts from a presumption that Poor commit more crime and the finger should point at them always to start...
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Yash Singh
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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Why should we act like poor people? This is disgraceful and I think its a little bit racial in some respect. It's totally false and misleading comment on the behalf of Australian govt. Most Indian don't carry fancy gadgets (ipods, etc) compare...
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Debate: "Look poor to avoid attacks: Australian top cop" deleted from your view.
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Amita Shanbag
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| 2 years ago
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Indian students living in Australia have slammed Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Simon Overland’s advice that they should not work as taxi drivers and should “look as poor as you can” to avoid being assaulted. Indians have every right to be...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Prima facie the Australian Police advisory may seem laughable, especially understood from an Indian context . Given the fact that Indian Police starts from a presumption that Poor commit more crime and the finger should point at them always to...
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Debate: "Australian police has come up with absurd solutions for Indians i.e "Indians should not look rich to avoid being targetted"." deleted from your view.
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Chayanika Chakraborty
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| 2 years ago
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This is the never changing habit of OUR government!!1and it is utterly ridiculous that we have such people shoulder the responsibility of manning the nation.Fine for people with diabetes cutting down on sugAR consumption would help but what about...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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What Next. Johny Johny .....eating sugar..... No papa...Open your mouth.........Clueless Government ....Ha ha ha. It only happens in India and Australian Police departments. Be sugarless and u dont get diabetes. Look poor and u dont get robbed. LOL.
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satyavrat jadeja
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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Sir Mr. Rao, Thank you for the nutritional facts, seriously I want aware of them. But with all due respect to you, I strongly believe that your stance on the fact that diabetes can be reduced due to eating less sugar is completely on the wrong...
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Premature Growth and Abnormalities
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Its just like consuming poision indirectly.
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vigneshwar reddy
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"Its just like consuming poision indirectly."
| 2 years ago
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ya.it may be true but we have no proof to confirms its adverse effects.. so its better to do the same trials as we do in clinical research by doing on random subjects or volunteers and know its effects on us.. then we can comment on it that it is...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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Frankly i am surprised being naive as I am. Not a single Genetically modified aubergine or any such of that food stuff had ever hit the market. How can anyone talk or debate about health risks. Or we again trickling down another Himalayan (Glacial)...
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Lalit Jaswal
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| 2 years ago
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No, duration of the course of a rural doctor should not be decreased. A better option is that they should be allowed to attend clinics under the guidance of a Graduate / Postgraduate after 3 years. This can help them to learn both clinical and...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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Gosh, when would these pet and hare brained schemes of politicians vying for sound bytes ever end. A Rail minister says she's gonna allocate Railway lands for Super specialty hospitals, of which 9 surprisingly end in West Bengal. Good publicity for...
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Nitin M Aras
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| 2 years ago
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Bindu..better you ask..in urban areas do we really need so many doctors???? BRMS is a good initiative..but essentiality and utilization factor of available resources need to be checked first...Could we find such compatible doctors who can really...
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Santosh Sinha
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| 2 years ago
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Its true, It is the system made for BPL (Below poverty Line) by BPL (Bin Pendi ka Lota)
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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I dont think scrapping PDS is even an idea that can be remotely contemplated. Especially when it is pegged to the Concept of Poverty line. Right from 70's in the face of food shortages- due to a regime of inefficient distribution- in a mixed economy...
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M. Prabhakar Rao
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| 2 years ago
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No, it should not be scrapped. Â Even in the most developed economies many subsidies exist like farm subsidies in the US Western Europe, etc. In India PDS is meant to protect BPL people from the vagaries of the open-market price mechanism, it...
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Debate: "Is the PDS (Public Distribution System) is full proof or it should be scraped?" deleted from your view.
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Performance
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Experience
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Parimi Nagendra
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"Performance"
| 1 year ago
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The main criteria for Promotion is Peformance. Experience does count for decision making skills, but as far as the working level is concerned, Performance plays a major role. Upto Middle level of Management, Performance has to be the main criteria...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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I am on this side of the debate just to illustrate a point. In my humble opinion, the dualism of Performance Vs experience is outdated. If one posits both the categories as strict opposites for a starting point, you end up with these logical outcomes...
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Darshana Sawant
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"Experience"
| 2 years ago
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There can be demoralisation in the team if you allow a manager to get promoted before his or her time. Because he or she may not be mature enough to deal with human issues. We have to make sure right decisions are taken. For this, experience...
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Anagha Thakur
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| 2 years ago
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Avaneendra I agree with you. Even I have a doubt why these two films are compared. There is lot of difference between the Hollywood and Bollywood how can we compare that. The main I feel is the taste and culture is different, so I don't think it...
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avaneendra mudigonda
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| 2 years ago
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I wonder what they would do in the Second week of the movie. label it as "Avatar Khan". Mebbe if thats not palatable to Tigers of Mumbai, they may even try " Navi Mumbai Khan" A U.P friend once remarked to me after the opening credits of a Fox...
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Jayant Vishnu
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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I really think it will be successfull for both the films, as Avatar is the most awaited and most anticipated movie of the year for Hollywood audience and similarly My name is khan for bollywood, so in a way they are tapping both the markets, here...
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Debate: "My Name is Khan to Open with Avatar" deleted from your view.
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