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Quality is must
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Progess is the key of project quality is second part
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Quality is must over progress. If things are properly planned then you will get progress with quality.
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Mohammed
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Well began is half done.Quality is a must. A little time spent on consideration of quality saves a lot of rework....and it is not difficult to progress along with maintaining quality... any perspectives please...?
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Ruralization
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Reinforced and efficient social support system
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"GO GREEN BUILD GREEN CITIES HAVING GREEN HOUSES , GREEN ROADS , ECOFRIENDLY ENERGY SYSTEM FOR POWER AND FUEL ETC."
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Go green , built green cities which are energy efficient , maximum natural sources must be utalised .Roads must be wide open with greenry given adequate space . All traffic must be eco friendly voilation of rules must be punished in such cities.
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Mohammed
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"FOCUS ON PLANNING AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY"
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The cities should be properly planned in all aspects. The citizens should be socially responsible for the regular maintenance
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Yes
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MANISH KUMAR
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job means"MONEY MONEY AND MONEY"and nothing else.
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Mohammed
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A job should match your abilities, skills and talents. then only it will create a good blend of performance,results and ultimate success.
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Akshay Shrivastava
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No, job is not only about how much money we are making. yes... money is a big concern when talking about a job but not the major concern. I think in any job the work culture is very important.if work environment is not good in a job then no...
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De-stress them
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Balance Between Life & Aspirations
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rahul p rinayat
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"Dont Compare with others and Realize their worth in their life"
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I am hundred % agree with you. we are competing with whom? one side we say all Indians are my brother sister other side we are trying to defeat one another? we must think on it. our culture is be fit make unfit fit to survive.
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Mohammed
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To grow in any way, we need competition. But anything in excess brings a bad result. Youth, today are in fierce competition to excel comparatively more in negative accomplishments, than the positive ones. A healthy introspection of one's own...
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Ameet Ranjan
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"De-stress them"
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Most of the suicide occurs as said by de-stress. Everybody are running behind materialistic things, so by birth, it comes through genes, that you should win at any cost, otherwise, you will treat as failure in the society, this pressure make the...
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Employees faking work
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nobody can stop that
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Esha Johar
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"Favouritism"
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Hi Sahana good idea I support you. This is one of the most commonly seen unethical practices in most of the corporates. This we can mostly see between the employees and employer. When an employee is more friendly with the employer he will do...
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Mohammed
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Generally,Unethical practices in corporates are commonly related to the topmanagment authorities who makes or breaks rules. Its been generally observed and studied by corporate consultants that when people leave the company, they actually leave their...
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Arunangshu Choudhury
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" Employees faking work"
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It is true.Faking degrees and experience is quite rampant now a days.I read somewhere that the C.F.O of ENRON got his job on the basis of a fake degree.Such people have have no qualms about indulging in corrupt practices and fraud as was proved.
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Employees faking work
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Esha Johar
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"Favouritism"
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Hi Sahana good idea I support you. This is one of the most commonly seen unethical practices in most of the corporates. This we can mostly see between the employees and employer. When an employee is more friendly with the employer he will do...
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Mohammed
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Generally,Unethical practices in corporates are commonly related to the topmanagment authorities who makes or breaks rules. Its been generally observed and studied by corporate consultants that when people leave the company, they actually leave their...
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Arunangshu Choudhury
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" Employees faking work"
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It is true.Faking degrees and experience is quite rampant now a days.I read somewhere that the C.F.O of ENRON got his job on the basis of a fake degree.Such people have have no qualms about indulging in corrupt practices and fraud as was proved.
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The world’s largest solar steam system was inaugurated by the New and Renewable Energy Minister, Farooq Abdullah, in Shirdi. This can generate 3,500 kg of steam every day - enough to cook food for 20,000 people. The solar system has been designed for cooking food for devotees visiting the shrine devoted to Sai Baba, a 19th century Sufi saint who was revered by Hindus and Muslims alike. The total cost of the solar steam system is estimated at Rs.1.33 crore for which a subsidy of Rs.58.4 lakh has been provided by the renewable energy ministry. The ministry offers support of up to 50% of the cost of such systems set up by non-profit bodies and up to 35% cost support to profit making bodi...
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Balaji Nagarajan
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Its a good initiative taken by the government to tap into the natural energy resources and reduce spending of costly and polluting fuel alternatives like coal, crude oil etc. If only the government can help the common man to achieve this by...
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C Nijagunaradhya
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Coal reserves are getting over and after yr 2050 there wont be anything from coal.......... So the time has come for RENEWABLE ENERGY to play a major role. Every person in the industry has one word in his mind SUSTAINABLE. Lots more to come in...
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The world’s largest solar steam system was inaugurated by the New and Renewable Energy Minister, Farooq Abdullah, in Shirdi. This can generate 3,500 kg of steam every day - enough to cook food for 20,000 people. The solar system has been designed for cooking food for devotees visiting the shrine devoted to Sai Baba, a 19th century Sufi saint who was revered by Hindus and Muslims alike. The total cost of the solar steam system is estimated at Rs.1.33 crore for which a subsidy of Rs.58.4 lakh has been provided by the renewable energy ministry. The ministry offers support of up to 50% of the cost of such systems set up by non-profit bodies and up to 35% cost support to profit making bodi...
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At a time of economic uncertainty, one thing remains clear. There's an unmistakable shift of influence to the east. It's not just about IT outsourcing. Increasingly India, China and the rest of Asia are making their presence felt globally in new technologies, design brilliance, cultural and economic innovation. And so, our conference theme: 'The Future Beckons.' Mysore, India November 4-7, 2009 The TEDIndia experience will include: A fast-paced, highly curated three-day stage program featuring TED's famous 18-minute talks, plus music, comedy, dance, short talks, video interludes and other surprises TED University, the hugely popular pre-conference session where attendees share their areas o...
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The environmental movement has reached an interesting point: it seems well known, yet an outsider in politics. Greens are the strangers at the door, and the world remains unsure about letting them in. Huge strides have been made and the idea of climate change is accepted, along with the notion that we must act. However, for many, it is someone else’s problem, or they think it may never get quite be as bad as threatened. I believe this phase is about to end. I have spent the last two years researching a book on the global water crisis. My conclusion is parts of the world are about to start extracting more water than nature can supply. This water has gone to build cities and feed growing popu...
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Sarika Singh
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Water is a thing which became the basis of establishment of civilisations. From the early ages of human civilisations, cities and towns were established on the banks of great rivers. Droughts and water crisis swifted away civilisations. Thus,...
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