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Sardarji is in a Quiz Contest trying to win prize money of Rs. 2 crore. The questions are as follows: 1) How long was the 100 yr war? A) 116 B) 99 C) 100 D) 150 Sardar says 'I will skip this' 2) In which country are the Panama hats made? A) BRASIL B) CHILE C) PANAMA D) EQUADOR Sardar asks for help from the University students 3) In which month do the Russians celebrate the October Revolution? A) JANUARY B) SEPTEMBER C) OCTOBER D) NOVEMBER Sardar asks for help from general public 4) Which of these was King George VI first name? A) EDWARD B) ALBERT C) GEORGE D) MANOEL Sardar asks for lucky cards 5) The Canary islands, in the Pacific Ocean, has...
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Ardhendu Pal
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| 8 months ago
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Old one in a new packet................. No new creativity in this please refer to ( http://www.whimsy.org.uk/quiz.html). ....................................Huh!!!!!!
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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| 1 year ago
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exceelent one me too like many others answered wrong
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puneet
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| 9 months ago
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wow, it is indeed interesting and knowledgeable part.
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neha singh
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Fashion does not kill who we are from inside. If you value culture, you will still value certain traditions, despite being dressed otherwise! It depends on which values are closest to our hearts.
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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Hai asmita, the passion for fashion is usuallly seen among the teens and the youngsters. as you grow up they are gradually turned to our own culture of the place of birth or living. Even if we follow latest fashions but during any festivals /...
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Asmita Rai
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I agree with Mayank.... Fashion does not affect culture. Culture is something which everyone has inside them like the way they behave, respect and adjust with people. Dressing in once's freedom and can dress as they wish. Wearing traditional...
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Debate: "Does the passion of fashion kill our tradition? " deleted from your view.
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Richa Dubey
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| 7 months ago
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Yup Disha U r rigt the y want brides to be fairer as that is goin to add something in thier upcoming genereation.features doesnt matter only colour matters.they are obsessesd
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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ur absolutely right. First thing people in India particularly see is the afirness of the opposite gender whether it is friendship, love or marriage or to the matter of fat dating / flirting. but this is not the case with most of the westerners, as they...
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Disha Roy
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I think yes, India is very much fairness obsessed, they themselves want to be fair, and when marrying also they want their brides to be fair, and for the matter of fact, there are very few people who are fair and most of us are dusky or dark in...
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Corporal punishment can bring better discipline
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Corporal punishment can't bring the discipline in any child
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BIBHASH ROY
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A punishment can act as boomerang to the parents. Proper counselling and guidance are the two keys to make a children perfect. They are 21st century's children and they become mature enough at a very young age. Hence every truth must be revealed...
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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i Do accept that corporal punishment shall bring arrogance and may creative negative impact on the person who does it may be teachers, parents neighbours
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Swapna Das
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No punishment is not the way to correct the children. I creates more arrogance in them and there are chances for repeating it again. But if you make them to understand and realize the problem they will never repeat it.......
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abhishek singh rajawat
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yes. India can make to the 2018 or may be 2022 fifa world cup. I think football in india needs appreciation from audience. there is a need to organise tournaments of football like IPL on national level to bring out more and more talents. these...
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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In India we have good talent but due to politics within the group even at grass root levels some talented players are not coming to limelight. Only who are able to fund themselves and can initiate some influence on the selectors are selected and...
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Disha Roy
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I think they can and I don't agree with Deepak here, and whatever names he has mentioned have done a good job for India, and few of them have played for International clubs and chettri is playing for a major club in US, and Baichung just missed...
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Debate: "Can India ever Qualify for Fifa world cup?" deleted from your view.
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Print Media
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Yes it is definitely the electronic media and there is no doubt about it. Thanks for refering mr.malladi madhukumar.
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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Obviously its electronic media which is faster to reach public undoubtedly
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Ravali
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Today it is electronic media, and print media is loosing its essence day by day. :)
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Large Corporate
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s.baalu
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S MEs RELIGIOUSLY FOLLOW TH RULE IN THEIR PURSUIT TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE,SALES AND PROFIT BUDGETS AND TO BECOME A LARGE CORPORATE.AS THE FOUNDATION BECOMES STRONGER THINGS ARE LET LOOSE.ATTITUDE DECIDES THE ALTITUDE.
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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I would agree with you that SME's are far better than the corporates. corporates have their own policies which suit to the origin but does n't cater the place or work. corpos mention of professionalism but it in implementation they are failing. it's...
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Sujatha srivastava
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Large corporates are loosing their professionalism, SME's are doing better. Even though they are small the have good working environment and policies which makes them look more professional than big MN'c......
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Aniruddha Gargya
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Can LODHA builders build 117 level tall building, absolutely they can. With enough funds to get the right talent the right architects and the right material i don't see a reason why they will not be able to build such a huge structure. However...
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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whether its Lodha builders or some other bigwigs in the construction, they have to take support of international contractors for the execution of worlds tallest building. In Hyderabad they are doing a 40 storeyed building without any body's help. Yes...
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Harpreet Singh Bhatia
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They can do, because of we Indian are capable to do every thing in abroad so, why can not build in our motherland .
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Debate: "Can Lodha Developer build 117 storey(1450 ft.) tallest world tower in Mumbai ?" deleted from your view.
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Kriti Das
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Rudrabhatia, good debate I think retaining experienced persons will be better than recruiting new employee. You can save more money and time by retaining old employees. So until there is a need for freshers don't remove the old employee. Thanks.....
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Tapping the run-off water from the monsoons
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RECYCLING THE WATER
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SHAKIL AHMED MAJID NADAF
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"Tapping the run-off water from the monsoons"
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Yes, Rain water harvesting system is proven tool to overcome water scarcity.
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Rudrabhatla Srinivasa rao
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| 2 years ago
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Recycling the water by the Sewage treatment plants and using the water for the Landscaping, gardens, Toilet flushing etc. Though the water treated is of potable standards due to our mentall illusion of sewage water doesn't allow our hearts / senses to...
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Omkar Kulkarni
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"Tapping the run-off water from the monsoons"
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I think rain water harvesting should be compulsary in all big cities.
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