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Answer: "Which is better for development of India- Industrialization or Agriculture?" deleted from your view.
Answer: "Should India get a permanent seat in UN Security Council?" deleted from your view.
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Answer: "Who serves the country best- soldier, doctor, politician, farmer?" deleted from your view.
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Nilesh Pawar
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India is the most beautiful place to visit. Everything you want to see is under one roof. There are many parts in India which are very beautiful. It has all the seasons, all varieties, rivers, mountains, valleys, snow, desert .... etc.
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Rahul Gupta
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switzerland
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V. Srinivas
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There are a lot of "un-explored" regions and areas in our own country itself. Why do you want to go abroad.
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Answer: "which is the most beautiful country to visit?????????" deleted from your view.
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Honesty , Dedication & Basic subject knowledge
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Basic plus technical conceptual clarity & Diplomacy
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Dipak Bhattacharya
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"Basic plus technical conceptual clarity & Diplomacy"
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I fully agree with some of your philosophies, remaining issues are debatable. Fitment to job requirement is a prime requisite for the company.Honesty, Integrity, dedications and .. such things-- only time will tell.90% of the materials written /...
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Rahul Gupta
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though i don't know what the employers keep a basic trend in their minds, i would go for the technical conceptual clarity and diplomacy in the candidate which can sustain in the market ambience more perfectly and allow for his/her rapid growth.
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Kiran Tiwari
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"Honesty , Dedication & Basic subject knowledge"
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I believe how honest a candidate is while answering your questions is more important compared to how well he is able to manipulate or how clear his technical concepts are. You can invest and train an honest candidate for technical knowledge but...
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Debate: "As an interviewer what would you prefer -Conceptual clarity & diplomacy Versus Honesty & dedication" deleted from your view.
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retention of the customers
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new customer
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Rahul Gupta
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During the first phase, its necessary to add on new customers to your connection as much as possible. Later on in subsequent stage, retention of old customers upstage the former factor to form goodwill in the market. And in the flourishing stage,...
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Debate: "what is important retention of the customers or addition of new customers" deleted from your view.
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Laws are made to ensure safety and assure wholesome environment
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Laws are made to punish the peoples
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Rahul Gupta
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"Laws are made to ensure safety and assure wholesome environment"
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The term "law" is used to denote the whole process by which organised societies, through government bodies and personnel(legislatures,courts,administrative tribunals,law-enforcement agencies and officers,penal and corrective institutions...
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S. Muralidharan
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"Laws are made to punish the peoples"
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Laws are nothing but "Lakshman Reka" for the citizens to act in the free and democratic country like ours! Anything in excess is dangerous, therefore, we need to confine to this boundary in order to lead a peaceful, tension-free life! If the laws...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"Laws are made to punish the peoples"
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I am a law abiding citizen. When politicians involved in the scam say "Law will take its own course" or a known criminal contesting the elections tell "I am a gentleman, unless proved guilty" or when a stalker throw acid on a college going girl...
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Debate: "Why laws are made" deleted from your view.
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YES
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Anoop Dhopte
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I think its good to follow the policy "Pehle mulaqaat, phir baat, aur agar zarrorat pade to laat".
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Rahul Gupta
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See...Politics can't be blamed for making anyone selfish or dishonest instigated inside an educational institution or at corporate level and even at much higher levels.. It is the power of an individual to get the air around him/her in his/her favor....
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sumita
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I think no one can influence your ethics and change your values. so being dishonest and selfish is not at all an acquired trait.In the words of Gandhiji, "don't let anybody walk into your mind with their dirty feet."
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Debate: "IS CORPORATE POLITICS MAKING PEOPLE SELFISH AND DISHONEST?" deleted from your view.
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We should be forced
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We shouldn't be forced
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D V J PRASAD
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"We shouldn't be forced"
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It is our Moral responsibilty and also they require our support in thier old age as we lean for thier support when we were childre. Afterall child is the father of man
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Rahul Gupta
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The most simple thing that we forget is that children do the same what they have seen from their parents or in simple words history repeats itself. So if children are made up in such an environment, then parents need not worry abt the behavior of...
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Suryakumar Sharma
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"We should be forced"
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A man also goes through the cycle of second childhood when he grows old. What pains me is that the current young generation has a care free attitude, and thinks they will remain young forever. But we have to grow old one day. When one grows...
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Debate: "Should we be forced to care for our elderly parents?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Krishna Bhardwaj
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Yes advanced technology is accepted in all the fields now a days and naturally it will be also accepted. By keeping its usages in mind it should be adopted.
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Rahul Gupta
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The technology is changing in India at a fast pace. Online CAT exams have been supported here though some network problems do occur just because of its first time. VI will also be greeted here since it is more interactual more benefial.
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Vijay Kumar
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I am going to say 'yes'! But having said that I wonder why we have this penchant desire to interview someone. Hear me out first, ok? How can we say this individual is good for us in barely a few minutes as if we have this gift of peering into the...
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Debate: "Will virtual interviews find any adoption in Indian recruitment space?" deleted from your view.
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