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Gopal Chopra
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| 3 years ago
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Yes I agree with you swapnil...today Regional parties are playing a big role in the formation of the Government in the centre...so these parties have their own issues regarding their political future in the region and not at all bothered about...
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Debate: "Are regional parties emerging at the cost of national integrity?" deleted from your view.
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SANKETH GUPTA
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| 11 months ago
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I strongly agree, but feel that in INDIA we got a long way to go before it's "e-governance" in all sectors.
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Swapnil Hajare
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Actually, any ICT intiative inherently results in more informed and transparent decision making. Information Technology, due to its ubiquity and neutrality, opens doors which were otherwise closed by red tapes. But in India especially, often the...
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Sudeep Tarafdar
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| 3 years ago
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yes swapnil......we need national transparency through e-governance, the country must use e-governance as an effective tool to bring about transparency in government dealings and deliver services to citizens expeditiously. IT industry has to...
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Debate: "Does E-governance bring transparency in working of government?" deleted from your view.
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Recently, the property costs and rents have dropped drastically, as a result of drop in demand. Many developers are now offering properties at much lower costs and with lot of goodies to woo the potential buyers. Same is true for rented properties. People are not only willing to offer the place at same rent as earlier, but even ready to give at a lower cost in some cases. It is a good news for a start up like us, who want to have a decent, well furnished office at prime location in the city.
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Pragya Kothari
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Mehernath even the rentals have gone down...with the recession...as in bangalore nearly 25-30% has been reduced...the Flats what they've built are empty....and people are getting these houses and shops and buildings for rents for very less price...
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B.Mehernath
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No Rohit, it's only the rates which are coming down as it's natural in recession. But as far the rentals are concerned they are same infact the rentals have gone up.
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Rohit Khanna
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Yes indeed this the best time to start a start up, and one who always wanted to set up his own business this the right time..as the real estate has become very less at this point of time...and people working for very less salary just to stay in...
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English Interfaces
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Vikram Singh
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| 3 years ago
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yes in a country like India which is so diverse one should have local language interfaces....one can't go for all the local languages...but can go for the popular ones like, hindi,tamil,kannada,telugu and few others which are seen in most of the...
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Debate: "English Vs Local language : Which one is more effective as interface language for native speakers?" deleted from your view.
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'Say no to Bangalore and yes to Buffalo,' seems to be the latest mantra of US President Barack Obama as he struggles to bring the ailing American economy back on track. Meeting one of his major elect...
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Avinash Kumar
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From Obamas point of view and the position he is helding in US,he is on the right track. He is wanting to create jobs in US and the nearest way is bringing outsourced jobs back to offshore location. He is doing what americans expected from him to...
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Swapnil Hajare
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The debate apart, I would like to ask whether we, as Indians, need to be worried about this? As a start-up enterpreneur from India, I see that I can "grow" (not only survive) on the work in our country itself. Who really needs US? Now, I agree...
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Jyoti Rath
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Even before there was a debate on this like How will the New American Government affect the IT industry in India...as Obama in his election campaigns was saying that he will bring back the jobs to US from Bangalore...as most of the work was...
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Answer: "Say no to Bangalore, yes to New York: Obama ; How will it affect Indian IT industry?" deleted from your view.
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SANKETH GUPTA
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| 11 months ago
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I strongly agree, but feel that in INDIA we got a long way to go before it's "e-governance" in all sectors.
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Swapnil Hajare
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Actually, any ICT intiative inherently results in more informed and transparent decision making. Information Technology, due to its ubiquity and neutrality, opens doors which were otherwise closed by red tapes. But in India especially, often the...
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Sudeep Tarafdar
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yes swapnil......we need national transparency through e-governance, the country must use e-governance as an effective tool to bring about transparency in government dealings and deliver services to citizens expeditiously. IT industry has to...
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Shubhashish Mandal
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| 2 years ago
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"Will JavaScript outstrips Java." the above question same as "Will girls outstrips boys". two are totally different thing and the purpose also. if you try to compare both ..is meaningless. Thanks and Regards Shubhashish
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Swapnil Hajare
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I feel the topic of this debate is something which is out of question. As Mr Mukharjee rightly pointed out, Javascript CANNOT replace Java. Simply because the former is a client side scripting language, while the later is a complete programming...
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Diptanjan Mukherjee
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| 3 years ago
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There cannot be any comparison between Java and Javascript, the purpose of both are totally different. Why are we trying to compare these both? Is it because both share the same first four letter "Java"? Actually, there is not much point in even...
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i wanted to take input in text box 100-200 and next field automatically filled with 201-.. . Can anybody help me on this topic. please reply immediately. Â Basant..
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Swapnil Hajare
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Can you be little specific about your requirement? Do you want to allow a number between 100 and 200 in one text box, and once this is given, populate second text box with 201? Specifying your requirement clearly will help you get answer quicker.
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Radhakrishna Marar
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Yes it will be more clear to all the users if you can be more specific in your question and will surely try to help you.
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Prakash Saitwal
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| 8 months ago
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I tried very hard, to search for reasons to vote for Rahul Gandhi. But I failed. At the age of 41, he is like a blank slate. On the important issues, during crisis time (e.g. Anna Hazare's agitation), he keeps his mouth shut. Whenever he opens his...
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Swapnil Hajare
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As a young voter, I had lot of hopes from Rahul Gandhi. I thought he will learn from mistakes of his fathers, grand fathers and great grand fathers etc. But he seem to have learned the other way. He is taking help of management consultancy firms to...
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Suhas Goel
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| 3 years ago
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Well though I am a pro BJP person...still I would like to vote Rahul Gandhi as a very prospective deserving candidate to become the next Prime Minister of India. He is young, he is talented, and he has got the right personality and lineage to...
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Debate: "Do you think Rahul Gandhi will be good Prime Minister for India?" deleted from your view.
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.NET
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piyush sharma
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| 1 year ago
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Definitely JAVA features like security,platform independence,portability,architecture neutral,robustness,mutlithreading make it better than .NET.Projects created in JAVA are more reliable and secure whether it's desktop application,applet,web...
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Swapnil Hajare
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Java is anytime better, because it provides you flexibility to work on multiple platforms. It is also more expanded horizontally, as compared to .NET . Java has a much open community than .NET which has forums mostly dictated by M$ paid "experts"...
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Vikash Jaiswal
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In my opinion Java platform will rock because J2EE and Java can be used for larger projects, with companies who have a heavy need for multiple tools from multiple vendors, and the ability to deploy on non-Windows platforms. For projects...
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Debate: ".NET vs JAVA. Which one is hot and reliable?" deleted from your view.
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