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Academic Qualifications
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prachijindal
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"Academic Qualifications"
| 7 months ago
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it depends on own thinking btu according tome academics qualification is necessary because it will be first step on the way of success
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Harikiran.M
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| 9 months ago
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Academic qualifications are needed to achieve a huge success. May be those without or little qualification have achieved success in life but the people who run the top companies of the world are well qualified persons. That is the difference in success...
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Sheetal Bhandari
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| 9 months ago
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It is not always that academic qualification plays an important role . The companies look at the graph but the company owners are not the ones who had that graph for themselves. So it is just the way you look at it.
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should be added
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MOHAN RAJ
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| 9 months ago
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Today, wherever we go the concept of globalization is spreading like forest fire....... therefore, in order to survive and excel in the future a foreign language is needed.........
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Harikiran.M
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Language is the biggest barrier to human progress because language is an encyclopedia of ignorance.To have another language is to possess a second soul. So foreign languages could be added to elementary curriculum and allowed to be chosen on choice and...
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Sheetal Bhandari
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| 10 months ago
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There are a lot of subjects student s are learning. Foreign language is something they can learn with their choice instead of compulsion. We do not need to impose so many things on students..
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Yes
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Srishti Bansal
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| 10 months ago
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It will be good for students. As they will be able to prepare for their exams accordingly.
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Harikiran.M
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| 10 months ago
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Giving the exam date in advance not only reduces the stress level and helps the child to plan for studies, it also helps the parent to plan holiday engagements for their children after exam, it helps the teachers to schedule their teaching plan and...
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Sheetal Bhandari
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| 10 months ago
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This is a good idea for the students as they will know how to plan their studies. Planning well in advance gives you lots of room for understanding. For few it would not be good because there are students who can perform better under stress.. :)
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I was happily going for a walk this morning. I believe life is a beautiful gift and so is the morning and so I go for the morning walk. As I was crossing the road right outside the park I saw this guy who was continuously swearing as his bike had some problem. I was surprised all needed was a mechanic not all that swearing. Lately I have observed this pattern everywhere. I really did not know half of this even in college.. Today guys going to school are using them. I really want to know who on the earth discovered those words and why?? Why do we need to speak things which make no sense??? Why is this becoming a trend .. Should people stop such things and behave? Is some discipline required?...
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Amiya Chaudhuri
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| 10 months ago
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Thanks Gargi for this referral. In fact,I myself is the victim of this filthy practice. I understand that i lose respect to the young and other citizens. But I promise that i'll give up.
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Harikiran.M
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It is a dirty trend peaking up. But the Sad part of it is even the school going children are using it without even knowing what it means. I have just finished my student life and have seen many guys like this, doing just for the sake off to show that...
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Basab Nandi PMP®
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| 10 months ago
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Swearing is the 'in' thing today - look at the movies, the reality and talk shows. It forces the teenagers to use it to be in the contemporary society / match peer level maturity. If there is any solution to that - its from his family who should...
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komathsk
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| 10 months ago
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origin in India and practiced widely in India but now it is branded and practiced in different ways as a business motive
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Harikiran.M
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| 10 months ago
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Yes Yoga belongs to India. If Yoga does not comes from India then who else in the ancient world followed Sanskrit language and Hindu philosophy apart from Hindustanis. Yoga is a Sanskrit word from the Hindu philosophy dating back even before the...
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Abhijit Anand Prabhudan
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| 1 year ago
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Without doubt yoga originated in India. These days some have commercialized it as business of health improvement. Nothing wrong in it. But a particular case of patent filing for yoga asans in US has created controversy.
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It should be used for development
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It should be kept as antique
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Munshi Ramchand
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| 9 months ago
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we should really praise their honesty and loyalty as you correctly pointed out No, this wealth is not their collection. It is blood money: a). Lot of traders both from India and abroad used to come to Travancore for spices. Just like our 2G scam,...
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Harikiran.M
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I do agree with Mr.Dhingra. Even if the findings are to be treated as antique, it has its meaning only if its comes out of the chamber. Either put it for an auction or simply make a museum for it so that it attracts tourism and indirectly develops the...
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Sulagna Brahma
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"It should be used for development"
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What is more important? Development but this needs to happen without corruption. Anitques will serve no good. We need to look at bright future instead of the golden past.
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It should be used for development
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It should be kept as antique
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Munshi Ramchand
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"It should be kept as antique"
| 9 months ago
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we should really praise their honesty and loyalty as you correctly pointed out No, this wealth is not their collection. It is blood money: a). Lot of traders both from India and abroad used to come to Travancore for spices. Just like our 2G scam,...
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Harikiran.M
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I do agree with Mr.Dhingra. Even if the findings are to be treated as antique, it has its meaning only if its comes out of the chamber. Either put it for an auction or simply make a museum for it so that it attracts tourism and indirectly develops the...
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Sulagna Brahma
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"It should be used for development"
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What is more important? Development but this needs to happen without corruption. Anitques will serve no good. We need to look at bright future instead of the golden past.
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Debate: "Should Padmanabhaswamy temple use its wealth for society?" deleted from your view.
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yes govt is trying to shift the focus
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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| 10 months ago
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Absolutely not the temple story was not started by the govt but by the high court of Kerala which was judging a case. In any case the "bringing back black money" agenda is being monitored by the courts, so even if the govt wants to, it can shift...
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Harikiran.M
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The counting of the treasure at the padmanabhan temple has been done due to an order from the court in response to a petitioner seeking that a record of jewels inside should be maintained in order to prevent any misuse in future. It s up to the...
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Himanshu Pathak
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These are two different issues. There is no point in mixing them up. They might not be willing to remove corruption but the case of temple treasure has nothing to with it.
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parimala.c.wagh
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| 7 months ago
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Why should we doubt on our ability to work? why should we make our self inferior? When we have knowledge, hard work and dedication from which we have reached the heights at work.......if people talk, let them......they don't have better business...
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Harikiran.M
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I don't feel its completely based on gender. But it do looks like cuz of the relatively huge size of working male population when compared to females at higher position. Those who undermine the strength and capability of women professionals by calling...
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Gargi Sinha
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| 10 months ago
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For me it is.. how can anyone say that they have reached there because of luck? Such surveys lead to wrong impressions and wrong conclusions..
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Freedom of work
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Discipline in work
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avinav mohanty
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"Discipline in work"
| 10 months ago
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Discipline is the foremost important parameter in all walks of life,if u take anything thats fruitful and discipline yourself through it,then its very helful in anyones life
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Saibal Ray
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Freedom from managers who pose a threat to our growth and freedom from damagers who threatens the way we work - I think the word 'Freedom' should not be blown out of proportion. It should signify 'the way a work needs to be performed by an...
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Renne Sharma
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"Discipline in work"
| 10 months ago
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Freedom can be over used. Discipline is necessary to good and quality work..
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