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dhananjay lambe
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| 1 year ago
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Politics has become a source of bribery. It's a positive term, bt has become negative because of the leaders like A. Raja.A total reform is requried. Youth and students can bring a change. They should enter as soon as possible...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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Today's political system compel even the good leaders to decline from their moral doctrines. As crores of money is run in election process, they are bound 2 make money through unfair means.
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R.Rajkumar
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| 1 year ago
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NO.. India is suffering from lack of good citizenship..It is not the leaders who make up the country..Its you and me..How many of us are true to ourselves??Not just blaming at leaders will make leaders good..its we who are selecting them.. How...
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Sri Krishna
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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@ Anantha I am sorry for my reply, might have created problems for somebody, but my true intentions are to give a complete picture, which happens to be sad in nature. people just using pride as a pretext is just sad. yeah my earlier replies...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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| 1 year ago
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I feel, in a democratic country as India, we are courageous enough to express our concerns publicly. And I believe, this is the highest strength of any nation which is on the verge of being the super power!!!
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Sulagna Brahma
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes....criticizing how a country or the government functions is a good thing, and if nobody is saying nothing then its a bad thing....standing up against something not so good which is happening is a good way to raise awareness and as somebody...
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Debate: "Ok, We know what our country is. Should we "publicly" discuss about it?" deleted from your view.
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The emotional connect appeals to me more
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Rational sounds commercial and might not convey the message
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ASOKE KUSARI
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"Rational sounds commercial and might not convey the message"
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They say it "Commercial Break" and the ads appear. What is wrong in being commercial and thus being 'rational' ? When an ad appears, its emmotional appeal may touch the story line ... but buying any product should be a "prudent and rational" one...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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| 2 years ago
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As far as the TV Commercials are concerns, emotional connect appeals to me more than mere rational message. Airtels's commercial which shown a young boy comes to his Dadaji and arranges skillfully a talk between the estranged father and son( Boy's...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"The emotional connect appeals to me more"
| 2 years ago
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The basis for this debate arose from a television commercial that i was watching during the IPL matches. It was after ages that i was seeing a television commercial that was so beautiful in its execution that all aspects of it appealed to me as a...
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Debate: "Is it the emotional or rational connect in a television commercial that appeals to you ?" deleted from your view.
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Dinesh Kumar Mahto
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| 1 year ago
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No way,as cricket is a religion in India,and no one can fed of seeing the god like sachin tendulkar playing for India.May be after retirement of tendulkar ,many people started loosing interests but cricket will still remain the no.1 sports in...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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I don't think people r losing interest in Cricket as for us d Indians Cricket seems to be more a glamor than a game.As a lot of money is poured into the sport, more n more it is becoming unavoidable in our life. Media is helping a gr8 deal in creating...
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Himanshu Pathak
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| 2 years ago
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Prashant interesting debate. I don't think people are losing interest, instead they started watching it more frequently. The IPL has given a new face to the cricket game. So I think it should be conducted every year. And cricket is not a kind of...
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Debate: "whether people are losing interest over cricket as it has been played frequently?" deleted from your view.
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DEFENCE, ENERGY AND AGRICULTURE
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Focus on Indian FMCG sector
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ranjan sarmah
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"financial market should be focussed,sa this will make a great flow of money in the market to boost up the economy of the nati"
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financial market like , banking and insurance should be foccused more to enhance the cash flow in the market to boost up the economy of the nation and automatically it will generate more employment. life insurance industry is today giving more...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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I feel, agriculture is the sector which needs utmost attention. UPA government always talks about "All Inclusive Development," but they should not forget that farmers are the backbone of india, and unless it stands erect, inclusive development is a...
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ujjval jain
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"DEFENCE, ENERGY AND AGRICULTURE"
| 2 years ago
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Agree with you Nitin,,agriculture is still our core economy, energy is our future defense internal security viz a viz Naxal movements, terrorism tensions escalating in Pak. is the utmost priority to deal in. Thanks Shailena for referring.
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Suresh Prasad Gupta
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| 1 year ago
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Simply NO. This is a thought which has come from people who are pure selfish and self centered. They are surely followers of Britishers who used the technique of divide and rule.
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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No, as any other places in India, Mumbai belongs to everyone. But, despite we see the politicization of this issue which lands into nothing but the drift between Mumbaikar's; what I believe in is, there certainly the first right of the domiciles on...
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Kavitha Shankar
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| 2 years ago
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We are all Indians first. Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi belong to all Indians. That is the reality. We can never become a superpower with this kind of mentality. Outsiders ruled us for approx 1000 years because we were never united and were always...
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Debate: "Is Mumbai only for Marathi's?" deleted from your view.
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On Right Path
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S. Muralidharan
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"Too Ambitious"
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The CCE (Comprehensive Continuous Evaluation) system adopted for X standard is far from desired. The evaluations are very subjective and the teachers are not behavioural scientists or the psycho-analytical experts to assess and evaluate the...
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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"On Right Path"
| 2 years ago
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I believe, Kapil Sibbal's education reform funda is like Chemotherapy suggested to BJP by Sangh, for, it is though absolute necessity but painful. Yeah, any reforms in any sector are not digestible to everybody. But this doesn't mean that we...
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Rajeev Sati
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"On Right Path"
| 2 years ago
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Well what ever the congress govt think that all is like making people labourless and nobody will work same as like the govt. It feels like they are making a blunder by making all student. But the one idea of IIT Enterence Criteria is quite good....
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Debate: "Do you think Kapil Sibal's education reforms are too ambitious?" deleted from your view.
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DEEPAK SHARMA
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| 2 years ago
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Whoa....Shashi tharoor is a victim of Indian media and the worst corrupt indian political system.
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Sharvari A. Joshi
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I agree with Mr. Tharur's controversial statement evevn if I feel Congress should take action against. For, Mr. Tharur expressed the collective feeling of those creamy layer who are priviledged to travel by Business class since long and as a political...
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Darshil
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| 2 years ago
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The statement that Mr. Tharoor was apparently wrong in any context may it be the feelings of the common Indian people or anything else. Nodoubt being a highly civilized citizen beofre and now an elegant politician he has a habit opf travelling...
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Debate: "Should congress take action on Tharoor's comment?" deleted from your view.
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