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Anoop Dhopte
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| 1 year ago
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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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Ramesh Babu
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Corporate environment promotes "Dog eat Dog" culture. It is all fair in love and Corporate heirarchy war!!
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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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New Start
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PRATEEK
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both r important sir. because if we r starting a new thing then we should look forward to a new start and if we r recovering from somethin then it's a re start.
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Ramesh Babu
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The Topic gives the suggestion that Jobs in India are just for the asking. We must remember there are only a fortunate few who are in demand - and this are few indeed! The majority will have to take it as it comes and make the best of it. And...
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Options Executive Search
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If an executive recognizes some of the warning signs like; • The organization is in trouble (financials, cash flow) • Role issues (peers complaining or getting territorial) • Personal mismatch (they’re not enjoying it) • Learning coming slowly...
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Government
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people common men
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Ajay Ziz
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every indian who gets up from the bed every new day !!i .e who is not ...sent to morgue !!
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Ramesh Babu
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By saying Govt, I mean our Politicians !
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Ravali
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"people common men"
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Of course it is the common man..... Today all the decisions and policies taken by the government is making the life of common man more complicated. The government does not care of the people before deciding. They should stop the corruption from...
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It is a step towards globalisation
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New Political dimension
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SHASHIDHAR NAVANI
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"CREATING AN IDENTITY IN EMERGING ECONOMIES OF THE WORLD"
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Creating an identity for one of major ECONOMIES OF THE THIRD WORLD. We are stepping in GLOBALIZATION.
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Ramesh Babu
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By creating a symbol for the rupee, the government has sent a not so subtle reminder to the economies of the world that India has arrived on the international economic scene! With one of the largest Foreign Exchange Reserves, a bustling economy, a...
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Badri N Srinivasan
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"It is a step towards globalisation"
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The new symbol of the rupee is a big step toward globalization. It is also a step forward in the following areas - 1. It will distinguish the Indian currency from other countries' currencies which are also designated as Rupee or Rupiah (e.g....
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Ramesh Babu
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It is ridiculous to say women are more religious , when all the religious rules have been and are being written by men and imposed on society!! Women being physically weaker hope for divine help in their problems.
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Ramesh Babu
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It is ridiculous to say women are more religious, when the rules of every religion have been and are being written and imposed by men!! Women being physically weaker, pray for divine help to overcome their problems. However, if you define religion as...
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Ramesh Babu
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It is ridiculous to say women are more religious , when all the religious rules have been and are being written by men and imposed on society!! Women being physically weaker hope for divine help in their problems.
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Ramesh Babu
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It is ridiculous to say women are more religious, when the rules of every religion have been and are being written and imposed by men!! Women being physically weaker, pray for divine help to overcome their problems. However, if you define religion as...
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When does a lie become an accepted truth? When the lie is repeated often enough.It’s the oldest trick in the book, a favorite ploy of politicians and others who stand to gain, but still we fall for it. Especially when it comes to losing weight.The diet industry is riddled with self-perpetuating myths, misconceptions, and downright mistruths, So lets see some of the myths.... 1. If I drastically cut calories, I'll lose weight faster. When you take your caloric intake down too low, you are actually sending your body into 'starvation mode.' Your body wants to maintain your weight when it 'thinks' you are starving; therefore, your metabolism will actually slow down and you may not lose weight. ...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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| 1 year ago
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Eat right in small portions for 6 times with 2 to 3 hours of gap in between, will definitely help you to loose your weight.
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Ramesh Babu
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As far as I know there is only one Mantra for weight control - and that is - DO everything in moderation, whether it be eating or drinking. If you exceed you look fat, if you go below moderation, then you look starved.
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For those of you (and I hear that there are many), who sit around and dream of going to interviews just for the sake of social interaction and have no remote desire to obtain employment, I present to you a few sure-fire tactics to ensure that you don't get that job. 1. Show up late: Time is relative, right? Does anybody really know what time it is? Haven't they ever heard of a grace period or being fashionably late? It is absolutely ridiculous that a building has that many floors anyway. And that elevator was awfully slow. Plus traffic in the city is so unpredictable. 2. Dress for distraction: You would think that wearing hosiery with that teeny weeny dress should qualify it as busin...
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s.baalu
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QUITE INTERESTING.IS THIS TO BE TAKEN AS LATERAL THINKING?
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Ramesh Babu
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Congrats! Amusing way of listing the DONTs. Can I add one other trait - giving the impression of a deep thinker i.e. Take your time about thinking and answering! This adds an aura of intelligence!!
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ARUN.S
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Great thinking, Good way of Teaching technique for job aspirents, Thank you.
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Varatharajan
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| 1 year ago
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No way considering how the CWG is built upon corruption and low quality who cares if it is a success. remember the WC brought hope to millions of kids and people, it stood for hope of a billion african people even before if started. the foundation...
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Ramesh Babu
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I would think that Delhi would do better than SA, because India can present a far more exciting and colorful milieu. Also India is quite experienced in presenting such events e.g. the previous CWG, the IPL and so on.
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Anupam Pandey
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Definitely, Delhi can be better than South Africa. Although its a fact that their is corruption but we got to believe in ourselves, and we are proving in almost every field. Our national growth rate is a testimony to that,we come only second in...
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Add fresh features
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Repetion stall the sale
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Ajay Ziz
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"Repetion stall the sale"
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if one .. reads ..re - reads a story ..multiple times ..more deeper meanings emerge .. same holds true for the word "washington "...more deeper one goes ..more deeper a better meaning emerges !!
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Ramesh Babu
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A little bit of repetition is good since it helps to reenforce the product on one's memory. But an overdose can kill , unless new features are added or the message is shown in a different way
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Ashish Patel
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I think it is repetation which creats brand image. for example, during IPL, its zoozoo ads that creats a brand themself. look around the release of almost every movie, there is so much buzz that u can't ignore them. there may be an exception like...
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