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THE CURIOUS CASE OF RAHUL GANDHI Rahul Gandhi: 'I feel ashamed to call myself an INDIAN after seeing what has happened here in UP'. PLEASE DON'T BE ASHAMED OF U.P. YET Please don't be ashamed of Uttar Pradesh yet. Congress ruled the State for the Majority of the duration Pre Independence to Post Independence.. from 1939 to 1989 ( barring the Periods of Emergency.. Thanks to your Grand Mom Indira G. and a couple of transitional Governments) 8 out of the total 14 Prime Ministers of India have been from UP, 6 out of those 8 have been from Congress... I think your party had more than half a century and half a Dozen PM's to build a State... The Reason Mulayam Singh, subsequently came...
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Himaank Hasija
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A great article, Maybe its true... BUT, Why use ur name, when u didn't write it? Who wrote this? and where are the annexures?
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Prateek Jain
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very well said :)
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Mohan Murari
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very well said for Raul Vinchi....though few days back i saw a similar insight here is the link saying: RAHUL GANDHI EXPOSED BY AN IIT STUDENT... http://toostep.com/insight/rahul-gandhi-exposed-by-an-iit-student
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Today we have a list of networking site. These sites help us to connect with long lost friends. We search them and interact with them. We update our status. I have heard this a tons of times that someone has time to update the status but no time to call or meet. It is very important to have family time but today we are busy in networking with those who hardly matter to us and are thus ignoring the real relations. This is all leading to a different kind of fatigue. The networking fatigue. Many have already felt this and the networking withdrawal syndrome too.But still FB alone has 750million users.. We should better learn how to stop or we will end up getting so frustrated with no way out....
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Amol Machindra Shinde
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I don't think so, sometime its not possible to connect people directly. So, at this moment (virtual) network is better option which helps us to connect with them. It is upto one how he/she use this (virtual) network.
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Prateek Jain
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agreed !!! Social networking is good but should not take up the time which can actually be utilized to meet someone in person or call someone ... It is driving away the age-old face-to-face communication ... sad but true ...
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Jagdeep Kaur (vp@hrglobeconsulting.com)
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i don't think social networking is an evil, if rightly used, we can build bridges over the gaps that occurred and can also use it professionally.The main thing is to learn to adapt it in a constructive way that it does not take you away from the...
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ABSC
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| 6 months ago
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Our PM is leading a corrupt govt. Not the most corrupt govt. Today we are updated of corruption due to media reach, social networking, awareness leaps and bound beyond the previous times and thanks to the no clear majority to any single political...
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Prateek Jain
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its unfortunate but true ...
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madhuvad
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Ms ravali.. its not the PM who corrupt... Our PM was one of the best PM ever seen. today we are in the strong economic position was all due to Dr. manmohan singh.We the people are responsible for those we have selected and elected. To be frank .....
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S.Prabhakaran
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In recent era we could find none of the clean hand politicians in our country. Just dont look at the pay & allowances, they enjoying much more benfits than what a common man knows.
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Prateek Jain
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The previous salaries were in the range of 10-12k ... if increasing these by 100-150% makes it 25-30k then I think it is fair enough considering the rise in inflation. However the perks should be kept on a check.
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Darshana Sawant
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If these people do not indulge in corruption and draw this amount I am fine with the situation but they get money from here nad then from there too which makes the latest decision unfair.
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Dinesh Kumar Radhakrishnan
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What about games in share trading? please have a try.. it will virtually sets up a real trading environment where one can practice it.. Not all game are made for fun.. Sudoku helps a lot in decision making and strategic thinking provided one is...
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Prateek Jain
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well ... depends on what you are being trained on ... sometimes the direct way don't focus on the practical aspects ... Technical training always requires the old school approach ...
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Gargi Sinha
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This might actually make things even more difficult. Games are always either addictive or boring and in any case this would not lead to a good result.
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Tattoo Artist
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Manakavala Perumal
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Thanks for referral Dipika. Its interesting but not sure how long this secure your career.
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Prateek Jain
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yeah .. that should be interesting :) Anything which u r passionate about if becomes your career then nothing like it :)
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Can anyone please tell me which institute in India is the best for providing Six Sigma training and certification in terms of CONTENTS COVERAGE, PRACTICAL EXPOSURE and QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND PROGRAM...
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Prateek Jain
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which six sigma belt are you planning to take up? usually for yellow - a day training is there ... for green - 5 days for black - 5 weeks cost would be accordingly ... But its no point going for the certification if you are planning for a...
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Manik Sood
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I want to go to for Six Sigma Green Belt certification . Can you tell me about a good recognized institute for that?
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Prateek Jain
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show him/her the facts ... put your case in the most appropriate and quantitative way ... if still your boss doesn't agree ... well then you can just have some fun watching the Titanic sink ;)
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MEMORIES OF AN ERA GONE BY A young man asked the other day, 'What was your favourite 'fast food' when you were growing up?' 'We didn't have fast food when I was growing up,' I informed him. 'C'mon, seriously.. Where did you mostly eat?' 'It was at 'home,'' I explained. 'Mum cooked every day and when Dad got back from work, we sat down together at the dining table, and if I didn't like what she put on my plate, I HAD to sit there until I ate it..' By this time, the young man was laughing so hard I was afraid he was going to suffer serious internal damage, so I didn't tell him the part about how I had to have permission to leave the table. But here are some other things I would have told him ...
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Pradeep Saran
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Very nice collection put on record. I remember all. 1,4, 15 & 17 can be shown to the young but the rest need illustrations on paper or photographs. Children of today cannot think of living in such an age.
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Prateek Jain
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hmmm ... very nice to hear this ... and really shows why we had such close knit families then ...
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