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Suresh Prasad Gupta
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| 1 year ago
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Simply NO. This is a thought which has come from people who are pure selfish and self centered. They are surely followers of Britishers who used the technique of divide and rule.
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neelmani bhatia
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| 2 years ago
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well if it was so then soon india would be divided into states, ruled independently anf we will then have all sorts of stans...marathistan, punjabistan, tamilstan.....and foremost will be khalistan as they were already half way through before the...
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Kavitha Shankar
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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We are all Indians first. Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi belong to all Indians. That is the reality. We can never become a superpower with this kind of mentality. Outsiders ruled us for approx 1000 years because we were never united and were always...
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Debate: "Is Mumbai only for Marathi's?" deleted from your view.
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They were into minting money
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one of the correction steps of this govt, in the education sector
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Aarti Gupta
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"Better to make effective policies."
| 2 years ago
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Amit I support you. The deemed universities are doing good than the government affiliated universities. This is a business world and everyone needs money, apart from that they do provide quality education. The government should not abolish these...
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neelmani bhatia
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| 2 years ago
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The Hon. Minister after playing with lives of thousands of student now has a rethink. this is nothing but a ploy to extract money from cash strapped govt. it needs all the funds to run the country as it economic policies are in doldrums
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Priya Varadan
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"They were into minting money"
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lack of proper infrastructure, money minting- this had to happen. but i also feel sorry for the students - who r caught for no fault.. but perhaps little time shud given to these institutes to improve..for students sake or else close it. u r...
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Ideate: "What were the reasons behind Government abolishing Deemed universities" deleted from your view.
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We keep looking at many people every day and form opinions based on their physical features and body language etc. Does the same thing happen to us when we really look at ourselves in the mirror? Als...
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dr venugopal ys
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i dont know about others but i always see my eyes when i stand in front of mirror.this was after i read so many books on psychology and hynosis i got this habit
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neelmani bhatia
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It seems many do.....I see into the mirror just to comb my hair or apply some cream for as Mr Vishwanath says you can never see within u thru the mirror.....and anyway mirror always reflect an inverted image....which itself is not truthful reflection
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Satwinder Singh
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Mr. Raghu.. when you see into your own eyes.. you evaluate yourself.. analyse and believe it could have been better.. the feeling which keeps coming is your soul which is in search of peace.. And for peace.. you have done nothing but celebrate...
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yes we can, expose them
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no we cannot- bear it with a grin
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neelmani bhatia
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"no we cannot- bear it with a grin"
| 2 years ago
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I feel we will have to bear them till they themselves realize that crime and corruption might go unpunished by public but not by God. I feel that one day will come when their conscience will prick them. conscience can never be killed -it can only...
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Debate: "As ordinary citizen with no power or money what should we do with corrupt politicians" deleted from your view.
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