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Sanjay Kumar . G
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These kind of things will never stop in country like India, unlike or until people realise coz through law and rules and policing people wont adhere... So its just their conscious need to play... Even strict laws are useless coz with the...
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Deepika Anvekar
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Police cant be everywhere.. and the killers are usually the people who are closely associated with the victims.. its usually their relatives.. its very hard for the police to stop these killings until and unless the couple approaches for Protection....
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Neelima Pandey
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Honour Killings can be reduced by a better policing, that's the way to control it on the face, but same time this issue need to be sorted out by social awareness, like campains and all, Most Importantly to stop the old practice of the asking...
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Brand_Ad
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| 2 years ago
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I think this kind of debate already happened when TV was introduced and was in its peak. The same question was asked for newspaper and radio? All were thinking that Newspaper and Radio will disappear because now they can watch news and songs on...
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Deepika Anvekar
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i donot have an exact statistics or analysis of the decline in the sales of newspapers or the market share of the newspapers. It will depend upon the interets levels, academic background , the profession, availability etc which will decide which...
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