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Friends, I have an announcement to make. I am entering the film world. By early next year you will see the results, God willing. I will give more updates as and when I can share the details. Meanwhile, here is a short story for your perusal. I wrote it a couple of years ago. The story is unfinished but it gives you a good picture. This too may be seen on the celluloid, if Destiny wills. Your comments will be welcome. Cheers. Rajeev THE ANTS MURDER CASE By Rajeev Sharma    My first memory of her was that blazing afternoon when the May sun had turned our little village into a furnace. Our school had just finished and I was walking out of Class V along with my friend Bhuvan. She was there a...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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Oh Nice. We are ready with curiosity to taste your creative juices.
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Anantha Shayana. D
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Very intriguing! Best wishes for your new venture. And please do send the completed version!:) Warm Regards -- Ananth
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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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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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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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Anantha Shayana. D
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What's with football is same with culture! We have an unexplored, inexhaustible ocean of talent! But what we see today is far from what was. We will change this. People like you n me will change this! Great Read! Thanks for the invite and knowledge...
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PRODOSH SEN
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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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anuradha
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Women are more dependable, dedicated and sincere. One can depend on her more than anyone as they are less political.
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Anantha Shayana. D
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Wow! @Rohini: Your point is clear n Crisp! Thumbs up! Nothing to say here! Refer @Rohini!
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Remya Muraleedharan
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I do think that its better to retain female employees. Mainly females will like to stick to an environment and atmosphere that they are used to. If they are 80% comfortable with the work atmosphere they will be ready to adjust the other 20%. But...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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If there one Mantra, please let us know.. We will be grateful to you forever !!!
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Anantha Shayana. D
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This will be fun :) Err.. isn't there an option for "No kids?" Coz haven't you seen the slogans on the Autorikshas of India change off-late? On the back cover of the autorikshaws In 1980s: "A Joint family is a happily family!" In 1990s: "We two, Ours...
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s.baalu
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Mantra for happy married life does not depend on child or children alone there are 1000 other things involve d.
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m k mathai
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obsession is bad. obsession with sex is bad too . but not so bad that it can be called a disease. as long as it remains personal , or interpersonal if you like  it that way, why should society at large bother about it, let alone try to brand...
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Anantha Shayana. D
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We all know it's not a disease, but considering that it has spread into the guts, bones, brains, brawn, and the very soul of the society we live in- I have to accept that it's a *contagious* disease. Freud had classified Sex drive to be the...
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Anita Rai
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Yes it is a disease.. a mental disease which makes one urge for more and more.. A person's sexuality is a complex amalgam that involves your brain's hormonal system, its frontal-lobe reward system and its limbic system, which controls mood....
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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I think we are still spiritually inclined. There is a minority few that revels in acting otherwise. Rather it is a fad nowadays with the younger generation to act as if we arent spiritual. But deep within i am sure we all are. If you beleive in...
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Anantha Shayana. D
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My answer to this Question would be a Yes and a No. No because: We have more westerners coming into camps and gatherings and organizations like ISKCON, but we Indians never had the need to go to any camp to learn about philosophy, spirituality and...
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Gargi Sinha
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As I have already given my explanation about the question, my opinion seems clear from there itself. Of course this wont be the case in next few years but right now they are more into the spiritual activities our ancestors had in them.
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Debate: "Do Indians still have spiritual inclination or it has migrated to west?" deleted from your view.
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This happened today.. and I am still thinking... So thought of sharing my thoughts... Â While filling my water bottle I looked at the water and thought : The earth is created so beautifully. It has all one can needs to live. Air, water and food. How thoughtful of someone to create all this... The bottle was full by now and I went back to my desk, still looking at the water inside the bottle. It was transparent, odourless, almost tasteless and the most wonderful art was it took the shape of its container. Perfect, I thought. Shifting my attention from water I realized water is not me and I am not water, am I?? I am a woman. A wanna be woman of substance. A woman living in society. Yes The So...
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Dinesh J Mangal
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God has created Earth and it is perfect in the way it has been done, Women are Respected Human Beings. The problem with Human Beings is they do not Value things till they loose the thing. This is a part of Understanding Life. EveryOne can be happy...
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Anantha Shayana. D
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Nice read and thanks for the invite @Sarika! I think that as water adjusts itself to various containers, a human, be it male or female must adapt him/herself to the likes and dislikes of his/ her partner in order to see a successful love life. Man and...
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sheriff r mohideen
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You have asked so many questions and given so many answers in such a short article. But we all know the questions raised do not have a universal replies, because human nature changes from person to person.What looks like a problem to one may be a...
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Abhishek Gupta
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you have to undrstand, u can earn medicore money only without dreams, as Dreams can hold u during hardmanship so its very IMP that you write your dreams with target dates as well , dreams shud be shortlterm/long term and connecting ones, which can...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Can u dream on an empty stomach ! Try it and let us know. Let me put this way - one needs a bit of money and a huge dose of luck to pursue your dreams. Or it has to be dreams with a huge dose of luck - then you dont need the money. But by and...
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Anantha Shayana. D
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In my humble opinion, Money follows those who follow dreams. Money is just a medium- not a solution. Money is just a bi-product for the efforts you have put and only aids you in attaining what you want. Be good in what you do- you need not worry...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Nope because at best they are politically motivated. Dont forget it is these very same trade unionist who have turned Sonar Bangla into a bloody dead state. Today West Bengal lags behind on so many parameters only because of the RED unionism. Good...
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Anantha Shayana. D
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Hey, Thanks for the invote @Yash. I think the commoner of the country is going through too much of hikes and scams and religion right now. A spark is enough to ignite the forest fire if the protest reaches the common man! Yet, I agree with your point...
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swarnima kashyap
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yes it cld bring changes fr sure....only if d unity of protestants get along well till d end...all d best ....d chqnge ,ust come on:::
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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In my opinion people who have command over the subject are confident. And who pretend to be are egoistic..
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Anantha Shayana. D
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Consider that you are not yourself for a moment and you are Mr. Max or Ms. Mini. Now think: Can Mr. Max or Ms. Mini spend a wonderful dinner night with you for an hour in a beautiful place without getting bored, without feeling dominated and without...
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Ideate: "How to Strike balance between Ego and Confident?" deleted from your view.
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