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Individuals should take up themselves
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Leader is required to wake us up
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subhankar rout
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"Leader is required to wake us up"
| 10 months ago
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Even though every one knows that corruption is happening in his/her territory but a common man can't see/visualize after certain distance like a LEADER. There is a saying that "Bad things are happening not because of bad people are violent or...
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 11 months ago
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Everyone of us should fight corruption in our own capacity. Most of the times, one succumbs to the demands of corrupt official / staff, just to get some job done in an easy way, bypassing the rigour or hardship. There is a clear lack of conscience at...
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Deepak Kubal
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"Leader is required to wake us up"
| 11 months ago
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Everyone knows what to do but when there is someone to take a lead things do change. Everyone needs a motivation factor and a good leader provides that. S
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Debate: "Corruption - It is for others to act on it" deleted from your view.
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Small projects
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Big Project
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Small projects"
| 1 year ago
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Your opinion is right Mr.Namrata.
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 1 year ago
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It's wise to take up several small projects for start-ups. Putting all eggs in one basket (executing one large project) may be risky for a start-up. Several small projects also help manage working capital better.
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Namrata Pathak
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"Small projects"
| 1 year ago
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Ofcourse small projects .. It is difficult to handle a big project right from the start..
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Debate: "One big Projects or several small projects to attain stability in startups?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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kolawole olufemi ogunyemi
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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individuals need not express tragedy carelessly rather leave a little respect to lost ones
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 1 year ago
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Japan, due to its location in highly seismic zone, has been practicing seismically resistant (not earthquake prrof) design and construction for last 30 years. Inspite of the damages we see on TV and newspapers, its' buildings / bridges and other...
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PS Dhingra
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes, BUT perhaps you would not have been there in existence in that case, just to ask such type of nasty question having already vanished with the occurrence of earthquake of such a magnitude and subsequent tsunami. It is not understood, what...
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Debate: "If India were Japan.." deleted from your view.
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UPA is losing faith of people
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UPA Government is still having peoples support
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ALEX JOSEPH
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"UPA is losing faith of people"
| 1 year ago
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This government's integrity is under doubt. They don't act or govern. They only react to the compulsion of Judiciary or some other agencies. The only action we see from their part is manipulation and malfunctioning. The rest are all reactions.
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 1 year ago
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UPA Govt.is headed by defacto prime minister Sonia Gandhi and dejure PM Dr. Manmohan Singh. I doubt whether 2 leaders with negligible experience in Public Life could ever evoke hope and confidence in the mind of people. Now with corruption, they have...
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Akash
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"UPA is losing faith of people"
| 1 year ago
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High inflation, lots of scams, blooming corruption, I feel UPA is losing faith of people.
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Debate: "Integrity of UPA Government " deleted from your view.
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Going by the current FIFA rankings, it will be hard to believe that India were a force to reckon with at the Asian Level just after its independence. It’s no less than a mystery how the nation did not do justice to its true potential as a latent football powerhouse. Especially the steep decline after the success in 1962 Jakarta Asian Games, when it seemed like the nation is ready to have a crack at the top international level, makes the world football fraternity bewildered. A number of football pundits often describe the country as a Sleeping Giant, which has fallen in deep slumber ever since the glorious Jakarta days. Today’s youngistan is hardly bothered about its rich footballing heritag...
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 1 year ago
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Football as a game is little different from Cricket, Hockey, Tennis, so on and so forth. The main difference in football is it's not only extrmely strenuous it's a direct body-contact game whereas others sports, where we have fantastic to...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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| 1 year ago
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Thanks Mr.Deepak Kubal for sharing the wonderful article on the game. Foot-ball is a nice game which gives a good exercise to the body and stimulate the nervous system. But unfortunately this game is not getting that much importance. Mostly this...
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Insight: "Lost glory of my India." deleted from your view.
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Debate: ""...Big Business Mistake..."" deleted from your view.
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yes
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"yes"
| 17 days ago
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social net working sites are good as far as it is posetivly utalised. If you are provided a knife for cutting vegetables / fruits and a person stabs some one by it then its the misuse or negative side .It all depends over the use.
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PRODOSH SEN
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| 1 year ago
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I personally use it in a constructive way and find it quite useful. Infact I could reconnect with some of my old friends after almost 18 years...it was really fascinating. In today's fast-paced world, where "out of side is out of mind", it's a medium...
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Nisha
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| 1 year ago
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In my opinion social sites are good for our society provided it is used in a constructive way and for genuine reasons...
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Debate: "Are social networking sites good for our society?" deleted from your view.
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S. Muralidharan
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| 1 year ago
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Sustained campaign of this sort will certainly help bringing the perpetrators to justice. But, after all, the decision has to flow from a different level, who are really insensitive to the nature of scam. We need a fast-track courts under the...
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PRODOSH SEN
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Yes, high intensity and sustained media campaign helps in bringing justice to the cases where the accused in an influential or politically connected guy. But this is the positive side if media can do it in an unbiased manner and objectively. On the...
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Ayan Choudhury
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| 1 year ago
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I don't think so, its just the media houses wanted some good viewership hence they covered these cases...then why are they not covering each and every case like this...its not like there was only Jessica lal or a Ruchika girhotra...daily we get...
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Debate: "Are high-profile media campaigns the only way to ensure justice?" deleted from your view.
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Let the Government own the land
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Build a Temple Mosque
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MUKESH RAAT
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| 1 year ago
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according to me land should be given to some charitable trust so that they can construst school or hospital is constructed and able to satosfy both side.
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PRODOSH SEN
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The best possible solution will be to build / maintain places of worship for both religions, which symbolizes the secular spirit of the country. There is no sense in engineering a radically different solution which may flare up communal passion. Since...
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Saibal Ray
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"Let the Government own the land"
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what a long headache for a piece of land...just let the govt. have it and decide what needs to be built/ destroyed..this can atleast be used as a lab for the govt. to fine-tune their experience in building strong bridges that falls apart the next...
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Ideate: "What can be the best possible solution for Ayodhya verdict??" deleted from your view.
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PRODOSH SEN
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Asmita Hi...I agree with you, I am changing the title
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Asmita Rai
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| 1 year ago
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Prodosh yes today politicians are depending on donation for their work. All the activities they do are from people's donation. So we should avoid receiving money in the name of donation.... But try to correct the title....
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Debate: "Donation" deleted from your view.
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