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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"Yes"
| 19 days ago
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In one way, you are right renashmi, this is the same for all sporting bodies in india and not just Tennis. But the timing and the manner of what Bhupathi did leaves a bad taste. When it comes to representing the country, nothing is of paramount...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 22 days ago
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That's right in my view. If you are a player, you can not be the director. and if that be the case, you are hijacking the whole system. They have done exactly that before such a mega event and left the administration and the entire nation go by ransom....
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"No"
| 24 days ago
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Regarding the power brokers and politician nexus, fully endorse Renashmi's comment. In fact it is a shame that this has been blatantly been going over for decades. We Indians have largely been least bothered about nepotism and corruption except in...
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Debate: "Suspension for bhupathi and boppanna, a right decision?" deleted from your view.
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Edu Head
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"Yes"
| 14 days ago
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It is very disappointing to see that the caste system is highly promoted by the government that too in education sector especially. Let priorities be given based on academic performance rather than caste and creed. Regards, EDU AHEAD. Bangalore....
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Peeyush Chauhan
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"No"
| 1 month ago
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Caste system was hardly meant the way as it has often been portrayed. The aim was once to distinguish people from different walks of life so as to knit a social fabric across the board. And was never limited to any particular caste or breed....
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Sarika Singh
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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India's caste system is not at all a crime against humanity. Rather, the way it is misunderstood and applied over the years indeed is a crime. There is a very big misconception about caste system in our society. Our Vedic society was not the...
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Debate: "Is India's caste system a crime against humanity?" deleted from your view.
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Got to Educate, No other way out.
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Mobile phone should be confiscated
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"Give way Hands free accessories free on purchase of any venicle"
| 1 month ago
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Yes enforcement is a must but we could be well served if we create awareness..... of social responsibility. Frankly we are taking the road to a tangent if we isolate cases and try to build responsibility. We got to tackle the idea of responsible...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 1 month ago
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Think of the age, when you first heard of a head gear (HELMET). It all transited through the "No use" era to "must have" one. Ever wondered how? Its STRINGENT RULES that made it so. No technology in whatever form, came to rescue. If that be the...
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Renashmi Kaur
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"Got to Educate, No other way out."
| 1 month ago
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Agree with creating awareness among the public with this topic. No laws or attempt at enforcing will succeed in India if we try to enforce every issue on hand. It is time as a society we try and imbibe certain principles and put it into practice.
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Ideate: "MOBILES & DRIVING" deleted from your view.
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Got to Educate, No other way out.
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Mobile phone should be confiscated
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"Give way Hands free accessories free on purchase of any venicle"
| 1 month ago
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Yes enforcement is a must but we could be well served if we create awareness..... of social responsibility. Frankly we are taking the road to a tangent if we isolate cases and try to build responsibility. We got to tackle the idea of responsible...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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Think of the age, when you first heard of a head gear (HELMET). It all transited through the "No use" era to "must have" one. Ever wondered how? Its STRINGENT RULES that made it so. No technology in whatever form, came to rescue. If that be the...
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Renashmi Kaur
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"Got to Educate, No other way out."
| 1 month ago
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Agree with creating awareness among the public with this topic. No laws or attempt at enforcing will succeed in India if we try to enforce every issue on hand. It is time as a society we try and imbibe certain principles and put it into practice.
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Ideate: "MOBILES & DRIVING" deleted from your view.
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Signalling wrong precedent by sparing mass murders & rapists
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Time to abolish death penalty
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"Signalling wrong precedent by sparing mass murders & rapists "
| 3 months ago
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The whole concept of the president pardoning criminals itself is a fafrce because in their statement, the presidents office states that it was done on the advise of the home ministry. Then why ask the president to pardon in the first place. The...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 3 months ago
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yea..in sync with mr james here. DP may be used as a weapon of last resort and to be used in rarest of the rare case depending upon the merit. Bt that's what is prevailing today. The last execution may be dhanajay chatterji..06-07 yrs back during...
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Renashmi Kaur
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"Time to abolish death penalty"
| 3 months ago
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The importance should be in diminishing the miscarriage of justice. We have to tighten our systems in that matter. today, money and power can make a mass murder or rapist to go scot free. the real challenge is to improve our record here. Then the...
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Debate: "THE PRESIDENT COMMUTES 35 DEATH CONVICTS TO LIFE." deleted from your view.
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Shashi Kumar U
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"NO"
| 2 months ago
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I think India is moving from developing country to underdeveloped country. The way our economy is moving and the kind of rating it is getting, we will soon reach the position of under developed.
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 4 months ago
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How can a country develop with two-third of its population living in villages. Even those living in cities are posed with life threats. Pollution, lack of basic amenities, unplanned structures, slums..is that what you call development. Half of Mumbai,...
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ANISH KUMAR
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"YES"
| 1 year ago
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ACCORDING TO ME INDIA IS MOVING TO A DEVELOPED COUNTRY BUT REGIONAL DISPARITY IS BARRIER IN THIS ACHIEVEMENT.
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Debate: "IS INDIA MOVING TO A DEVELOPED COUNTRY?" deleted from your view.
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Signalling wrong precedent by sparing mass murders & rapists
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Time to abolish death penalty
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"Signalling wrong precedent by sparing mass murders & rapists "
| 3 months ago
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The whole concept of the president pardoning criminals itself is a fafrce because in their statement, the presidents office states that it was done on the advise of the home ministry. Then why ask the president to pardon in the first place. The...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 3 months ago
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yea..in sync with mr james here. DP may be used as a weapon of last resort and to be used in rarest of the rare case depending upon the merit. Bt that's what is prevailing today. The last execution may be dhanajay chatterji..06-07 yrs back during...
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Renashmi Kaur
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"Time to abolish death penalty"
| 3 months ago
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The importance should be in diminishing the miscarriage of justice. We have to tighten our systems in that matter. today, money and power can make a mass murder or rapist to go scot free. the real challenge is to improve our record here. Then the...
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Debate: "THE PRESIDENT COMMUTES 35 DEATH CONVICTS TO LIFE." deleted from your view.
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Customer Relation
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Man-power Planning
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Peeyush Chauhan
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"YOUNG Vs OLD"
| 4 months ago
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Today pvt banks seem to be the biggest threat for PS banks. PS banks lacking on CRM(cust relation mgt) techniques. The "MAY I HELP YOU" syndrome hardly seen around. Average employee age almost double of what most of the young pvt banks do have....
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ATMA RAM CHAVALI
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"Talent Management"
| 1 year ago
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yes, i fully agree with Ekta Dutta. Apart from this Banks should also think of paying salaries based on performances and it should be left to individual banks rather settlements at industry level to retain the talented lot
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PAY UP & CLAIM FROM THE COMPANY
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DON'T PAY & RISK THE ANGER OF THE BOSS
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Shashi Kumar U
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"PAY UP & CLAIM FROM THE COMPANY"
| 8 months ago
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I come across this kind of situation every third day in our company. It is very much advisable to pay up and keep moving. if you move goods regularly and develop and understanding with the officials concerned then things will move without any...
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Peeyush Chauhan
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"DON'T PAY & RISK THE ANGER OF THE BOSS"
| 8 months ago
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I for one, will not pay honestly. But get all this before the highers-up for seeking further advice. May be I personally suggest them for the possible alternative available on site to get one from them. Obviously, that should make the show run...
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Brigadier (Retd) Sunil Chadha,
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"DON'T PAY & RISK THE ANGER OF THE BOSS"
| 8 months ago
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i would not pay and instead try and explain the circumstances to the boss.
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Debate: "company vs ethics" deleted from your view.
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The Hon'ble SC overreached its domain
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The Hon'ble SC stood tough on corrupt practices
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LAXMAN KESHWALA
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"The Hon'ble SC overreached its domain"
| 5 months ago
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Our nation is boverned by givt of india or supreme court?
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Peeyush Chauhan
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| 8 months ago
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@ Sriniwas ji. The whole issue on 2G is viewed as the case of judicial activism, in a larger public interest as claimed by many of us. If that would be the case why the Judiciary kept a closed eye on the already issued licenses. Why not the old cases...
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Shanti Roshan
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"The Hon'ble SC overreached its domain"
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It is sad indeed that the ruling party, opposition, media and social groups are using corruption issues to gain mileage. Now even the Judiciary has joined in. Really it seems to be a age of degradation all institutions of our country. Nobody seems...
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Debate: "Hon'ble Supreme Court scraps 2G licences, raps Govt on the issue. " deleted from your view.
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