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amit kumar srivastav
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| 7 months ago
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Character is much more important. it links the way to make fame as well as money. if you do not possess good character, it makes a difficult way to make coin.
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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| 7 months ago
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coin can save character, coin can spoil character..:)
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Jyoti Kapoor
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| 2 years ago
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I think compared to money character is more important. A good character will help you to earn money. Being rich and having low morals and questionable tactics is not a good life.... :)
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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| 10 months ago
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comparatively yes.Trend shows:I doubt if it will continue to be a peaceful place. The misgovernance and lack of proper security vigil and rampant corruption in every sector will make it a most dangerous place one day. examples could be cited from...
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Ardhendu Pal
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| 11 months ago
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Till we have Pakistan and China on the world map we cannot expect ourselves to be safe. Also till we have poor people we cant be safe. Moreover till the politicians are corrupt we are always under threat and are not safe. We have got everything...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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| 11 months ago
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Why not? We are living happily and peacefully !! Thank you Tina.
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MAMTA, FRIEND OR FOE OF SINGUR FARMERS The Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill, 2011 is a political game played by Mamata Bandopadhya, the chief of Trinamool Congress, the ruling party in West Bengal Government of eastern India. Her very first step after coming to power, is all but to prove to the people that she lived upto the commitment, to return the land to the farmers. To note, the tragic part is that ‘Mamta di’ is no better or above than a political person. Power and power to retain and regain could be the ultimate pleasure. She might not be wearing more than a pair of slippers or draping anything other than a taat saari, but her hunger for power is no less than that of...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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| 10 months ago
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Surely she cant sustain the huge expectations on her. She was a failure as Railway Minister and she is going to prove as a failure Chief Minister. Fire brands cant delivery. She used the Singur issue as the gateway to power and she successfully...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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| 10 months ago
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I read the article completely. Hunger for Power, it is there in every politician's blood. Without that they can not become politicians. But my feeling is that "it is too early to judge Mamata Banerjee (not Bandopadhyaya as mentioned in your...
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prateek choudhary
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| 29 days ago
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we are losing it and soon our next generation wont even taste the fruits of it if we dont give our share of push to the language of our pride
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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CAN ANYONE HELP IN POSTING AN ARTICLE
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Sarika Singh
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| 2 years ago
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Manoj...... amazing debate....... Yes nowadays we are losing our mother tongue. Especially the children, they speak only English and hesitates to speak their mother tongue. This is all the parents fault who don't teach them their mother tongue....
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The Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill, 2011 is a political game played by Mamata Bandopadhya, the chief of Trinamool Congress, the ruling party in West Bengal Government of eastern India. Her very first step after coming to power, is all but to prove to the people that she lived upto the commitment to return the land to the farmers. To note, the tragic part is that ‘Mamta di’ is no better or above than a political person. Power and power to retain and regain could be the ultimate pleasure. She might not be wearing more than a pair of slippers or drapping anything other than a taat saari, but her hunger for power is no less than Dritarastra or the Libyan president Gaddafi. Th...
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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Now, a vital question arises, did Mamta Bandopadhya, the revolutionary chief minister, the self-proclaimed friend of the poor farmers and people, have any plan for these landless farmers.
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The Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill, 2011 is a political game played by Mamata Bandopadhya, the chief of Trinamool Congress, the ruling party in West Bengal Government of eastern India. Her very first step after coming to power, is all but to prove to the people that she lived upto the commitment to return the land to the farmers. To note, the tragic part is that ‘Mamta di’ is no better or above than a political person. Power and power to retain and regain could be the ultimate pleasure. She might not be wearing more than a pair of slippers or drapping anything other than a taat saari, but her hunger for power is no less than Dritarastra or the Libyan president Gaddafi. Th...
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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Now, a vital question arises, did Mamta Bandopadhya, the revolutionary chief minister, the self-proclaimed friend of the poor farmers and people, have any plan for these landless farmers.
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PRITISH NANDY ON MPs I was a MP not very long ago. I loved those six years. Everyone called me sir, not because of my age but because I was a MP. And even though I never travelled anywhere by train during those years, I revelled in the fact that I could have gone anywhere I liked, on any train, first class with a bogey reserved for my family. Whenever I flew, there were always people around to pick up my baggage, not because I was travelling business class but because I was a MP. And yes, whenever I wrote to any Government officer to help someone in need, it was done. No, not because I was a journalist but because I was a ...
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SEEMA CHAKRABORTY
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before, I never knew that dacoity is legal...
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