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It is in our national interest to make the most out of that opportunity and achieve economic independence and fulfilment for all our citizens—doing that would automatically address the other challeng...
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Ajay Ziz
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and everytime ramya because we are above crudity and lust ,,,we believe in helping others .. good luck and be care ful in australia ..
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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If I were to lay out India's national interest it would be to utilise every positive oppurtunity of the present and enter in to the future by creating sustainable oppurtunities for its citizens. At the same time its interest should also be to follow...
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Shahid Siddiqui
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In my opinion, anything that we can do to make India stronger, more equitable, more secure, more fair and which can truly leverage the extraordinary opportunity—that would be the India's national interest. But t he definition of Indian society is...
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It is in our national interest to make the most out of that opportunity and achieve economic independence and fulfilment for all our citizens—doing that would automatically address the other challeng...
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Ajay Ziz
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and everytime ramya because we are above crudity and lust ,,,we believe in helping others .. good luck and be care ful in australia ..
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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If I were to lay out India's national interest it would be to utilise every positive oppurtunity of the present and enter in to the future by creating sustainable oppurtunities for its citizens. At the same time its interest should also be to follow...
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Shahid Siddiqui
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In my opinion, anything that we can do to make India stronger, more equitable, more secure, more fair and which can truly leverage the extraordinary opportunity—that would be the India's national interest. But t he definition of Indian society is...
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It is in our national interest to make the most out of that opportunity and achieve economic independence and fulfilment for all our citizens—doing that would automatically address the other challeng...
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Ajay Ziz
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and everytime ramya because we are above crudity and lust ,,,we believe in helping others .. good luck and be care ful in australia ..
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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If I were to lay out India's national interest it would be to utilise every positive oppurtunity of the present and enter in to the future by creating sustainable oppurtunities for its citizens. At the same time its interest should also be to follow...
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Shahid Siddiqui
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In my opinion, anything that we can do to make India stronger, more equitable, more secure, more fair and which can truly leverage the extraordinary opportunity—that would be the India's national interest. But t he definition of Indian society is...
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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Well here in Melbourne we as university students use the internet a lot for our study as most of our lectures and other material is available there.The schools here especially the public schools are being upgraded to the level of private schools...
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Rohan Maradia
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This is not a new technology and has been in existant since a long time. The idea needs proliferation on a larger scale. It is quite possible and handy to carry thousands on book in a single e-book reader, rather carrying piles of processed...
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I think this will work, and elearning is the future in the education system, but it is too early to say as there will be few shortcomings in this new technology that we are talking here, where every thing will be in one ebook in the PDF format of...
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Dear All TOOSTEP Members !! I would like to take this opportunity to wish a Very Happy Friendship Day !! Thank You Very Much For Being In My Life !! With Warm Regards Paresh Khanchandani .
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Alka Thakur
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Thanks Paresh. Wish you also a very happy friendship day!! I wish everyone on this Forum a very happy friendship day!! :) :)
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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Thank you so much and wish you the same..Its nice to relish this day with all the new found friends here on too step....I would like to take this oppurtunity to thank all my connections and and other people who have been supporting me for my inputs...
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Devi Kaladeen
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I seem to be a bit late. However, it is nice to know a day is reserved for friends.
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Fiction What Women Want? K S VENKATARAMAN The powerful king of neighboring country succeeded in ambushing and imprisoning young King Arthur. King Arthur’s youth and nobility prevented him from killing him. So, he released him conditionally; stipulating that Arthur should answer a question correctly within a year and if he failed in this, he would have to face sure death. It was a Hobson’s choice. Arthur would have a year to figure out the answer and, if after a year, he still had no answer, he would be put to death. The question was really unanswerable one, especially for men of ordinary wisdom! It was, “What do women really want?” Many wise elders have gone on record that it was possible t...
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Narender Nath
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Well, I agree but a lot of men will have problems in accepting ladies as individuals. So that is what the story does makes us ponder ( We men folk)
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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Finally,someone managed to understand the secret of their happiness to life!!well jokes apart,I think it's true, a woman like any other human would want to have control over her life but it's definitely not as people say 'her way or no way' because if...
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Makrand Bhave
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Respecting individuality and thoughts of the individual!! Giving freedom and space that is necessary in a relationship... WOW!! This is an amazing example! really tell me What do women really want??? :))
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Enjoy few poooor jokes!!!!!!!!!!!!! (1) fly can fly, but a mosquito cannot mosquito!! (2) What did baby corn ask mom corn??? Where is Pop corn? (3) Why is the River Rich? It has two Banks! (4) What do computers like to eat? Chips! (5) Why did the teacher wear sunglasses to School??? She had a Bright Student. (6) When does Gulshan Grover become Gulshan Grocer.??? Ans: When he travels with the speed of light.(At that Speed, V=C) (Velocity = Constant). And the BAAP of all PJs………. (7) Ek aadmi ke pass ek kauwa (CROW) tha ……….wo bahut hi naram mulayam tha ……. To woh aadmi uska naam kya rakhega ??? A) MICROSOFT ( My- Crow – Soft ) (8) Once in MIT, there was an Indian student. He was very briliant...
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Ajay Ziz
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13)who is called female LAVA . mount/ed kilimanjaari ..in satpoora ke gane junglon mein ::
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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Thank you for the referrel,truely great Pjs :D
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malladi madhukumar
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POOR JOKES---- RICH IN CONTENT
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The Buddha explained how to handle insult and maintain compassion. One day Buddha was walking through a village. A very angry and rude young man came up and began insulting him. 'You have no right teaching others,' he shouted. 'You are as stupid as everyone else. You are nothing but a fake.' Buddha was not upset by these insults. Instead he asked the young man 'Tell me, if you buy a gift for someone, and that person does not take it, to whom does the gift belong?' The man was surprised to be asked such a strange question and answered, 'It would belong to me, because I bought the gift.' The Buddha smiled and said, 'That is correct. And it is exactly the same with your anger. If you b...
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Abdul Raheem.Syed
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Handling the insult in professional manner with no anger is a tough job. One has to be mentally strong and never lose the control while handling such situations.The article is really inspiring. Thanks Ms.Mangala
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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That is so true.I think it depends on our thinking.We are only giving them permission to insult us by reacting to their comments(in the case when we know we are not wrong).The moment we stop reacting to these insults in aggression we are sorted but I...
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Alka Thakur
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Here are some ways to handle insults just a little better: Tell them that you don’t like what they did. It doesn't matter if it was an off-color joke or comment in the spirit of a funny moment. Say it calm & rational. Don't be the first to raise...
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Microsoft Corp has finally succeeded in registering a huge triumph against its rivals as its search engine, Bing has won more market share. The new industry data of research firm comScore Inc reveale...
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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Well in terms of speed of search bing and google are almost of the same order.However bing is less cluttered to view when compared to it's counterpart as it has popup views to know the details.I also found the images soothing and less hasseled...
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Ramdas Pawar
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i don't think there will be no competition for Google in some decades to come, till something new comes which will uproot Google from its top position right now, so i don't think MS search engine Bing will cause a problem for google....
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Most Indian innovators — both large and small — are now single-mindedly targeting the rural market, which accounts for 70% of India’s population.
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Balram
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70% of India's population of 1.1 bln depend on crop and animal husbandry, forestry and agro-forestry, fisheries (inland and marine) and agro-processing for their livelihood. Nearly 115 mln farming families are struggling in India to produce more...
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Ramya Gundavajhula
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People in the rural areas have needs that are basic and that which help them to make their daily work better.If one remebers during Shri.Adbul Kalam sir's tenure as the president of India he has made sure that rural innovators were felicitated...
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