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Economic condition
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Caste
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Shil Abhyankar
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"Caste "
| 1 month ago
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Lazy persons from both the category obviously doesn’t get the job..Students who can make top in their cast will only get the opportunity. Reserved person also have to TOP for getting the job. He dosen't get the job without doing any hard work. Do...
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Sudip Rakshit
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| 1 year ago
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undoubtedly,depending on economic conditions.In our daily lives,i came across many people who are from backward class but affluent than many general people..also reserving seats in jobs and and also higher education is a totally because of political...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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"Economic condition "
| 1 year ago
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Undoubtedly it should be on Economic Condition. We are experiencing the consequences of caste based reservations. Reservations are made for uplifting the downtradden, we know how best these reservations helped in elivating these under...
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Debate: "Should reservation in Govt. Jobs be on the basis of cast or economic condition?" deleted from your view.
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congress is incapable of managing cabinet and economy
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congress is capable and not responsible
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Mohan Murari
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"congress is incapable of managing cabinet and economy"
| 1 year ago
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To all this i would like to add...UPA government wants that the "JANATA" should always be involved in their "roti kapda makaan" related issues so that they shudnt have time to think about the functioning of the government. By doing this the...
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Sudip Rakshit
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It is not about finding options/alternatives..but doing justice to your job..BJP as said only has a communal tag but he was successful enough to control the economy even during Kargil.. Congress from past 55 years was linked in any or other...
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Ravali
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"congress is incapable of managing cabinet and economy"
| 1 year ago
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I agree on this that the UPA government is busy in making as much money as it can. The UPA govt. is just waste and a shame to the country.
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Debate: "Rising prices of basic necessity during the era of congress.." deleted from your view.
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Rajeev K Jha
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Sudip Rakshit
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| 1 year ago
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no option..obviously yes!!it has been implemented in many companies long back.. it is very useful..Many companies have a break shift schedule where we need to work for two shifts with a break of few hours in between and also it is useful when we need...
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Debate: "You think "NAP Room " Facility in Multi-tenants Bldg for 1-2 hrs break would be helpful for working Professionals?" deleted from your view.
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Virendra Vaswani
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| 1 year ago
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I think it is difficult to decide whether FB is making us less humans. Look at from this view that one person is alone & busy in work that its hard for him to meet friends & relatives. In this case FB will be best tool for interaction &...
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Sudip Rakshit
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It always looks to be making us distant and inhuman but it is the other way round..we meet with such old friends whom we forgot during the course of life and while struggling for existence.. i found many friends who we haven't met after standard 8,we...
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Amrita
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| 1 year ago
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I think many people think the use of the technology is a form of 'modern madness', under the illusion of allowing us to communicate better, technology is isolating us from real human interactions in a cyber-reality that is a poor imitation of the...
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Debate: "Is Facebook & Twitter making us less human??" deleted from your view.
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Rajeev N.Bhatt
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| 10 months ago
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very very hard to restore such a massive erosion in credibility..Congress's own ministers not helping too much creating fresh controversy every now and than..on top of that news about grains rotting appearing on TV and print media not helping at al
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Sudip Rakshit
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we have become so Lenient,that we are now depending on govrnment who promises us to restore..but why should this happen..there is no question of restoring.. it is not only 2g scam,but as Mr saibal said..all of them..now price rise.. but we are not...
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amit negi
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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No,the congress wont be able to regain the credibility and are not winning the general election of 2014.A layman doesnt understand parliament but understand chori.Yes it will restore the credibility but after 8-10 years ,when rahul gandhi will...
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Debate: "Can the Congress and the PM restore credibility lost in the 2G scam?" deleted from your view.
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Ravindra Sharma
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"No"
| 7 months ago
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Simply make her repay the bill for all GOI initiatives since accession to India, before she attempts to tinker with clock. And if she still insists give her a copy of Mauryan empire Map to cease loose talk.
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Sudip Rakshit
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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i also agree with mr suryanarayan murthy and mr james.i can see the top argument of mr gupta states the history about kashmir,but i think he missed one thing.when pakistan attacked kashmir.first,india(jawahar lal nehru)didnot sent his troops..but...
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Dear Suryanaranyan, It is sad that you even mentioned my name in the statement. I only pointed out to Mr. Jayagopal lack of tolerance. It is sad and reflects very, very poorly on Indian democracy. I am not sure how highly few of my friends in the...
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Debate: "Do you agree with Arundhati Roy‎ : Kashmir not an integral part of India" deleted from your view.
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No. India is still caught in red tape.
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India is taking steps, slowly but surely.
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Sudip Rakshit
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"No. India is still caught in red tape."
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rajiv i totally agree with you..India is beefng up his military by only providing major amount of budget to defence..there is no R d but as always they are buying old aircrafts and weapons from other countries.and also risking life of our...
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Deepak Kubal
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"India is taking steps, slowly but surely."
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Yes we are taking steps but in a slow phase. Hoping to see some good change in the military......
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Debate: "Is India doing enough to beef up its military muscle?" deleted from your view.
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A reformed Parlimentary System
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Presidential System
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Sudip Rakshit
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"A reformed Parlimentary System "
| 1 year ago
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i believed in reformed parliamentary system.to be precise a bi-party system..not a multi party system. multiparty system doesnot India at all.. and presedential rule in India is never possible with so much diversity.India has 36 listed regional...
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sanjay dungarpuria
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It is not just a u turn from our democratic parliamentary system which has failed to give relief to common man on the contrary our politicians have cheated our people and minted money. I strongly favour the presidential systems as in US but people...
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konkan SINGHA
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"A reformed Parlimentary System "
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Democracy is a complete failure in a Monetary Economy. Corruption is inherited from Democracy.Democracy leads to "CORPORATOCRACY", which is even more dangerous than Democracy. Abraham Lincoln's Democracy is not what we are looking at and that is...
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Debate: "What Type of Democracy We Need in India now" deleted from your view.
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appearance
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Skill
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Murali Krishna Yenepalli
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"Skill"
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Its always the skills than appearance... but for few jobs its the appearance and the skill that matters....
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Sudip Rakshit
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skill for sure. a person cannot built his career with just appearence.. if we a pay aprice for a food,taste should matter more than the the eye appeal. though appearence is also necessary but it doesnot lasts long.but attitude does matters all the time..
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subashini
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"Skill"
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Skill matter in today's world. No one is concerned of appearance expect in few profession where appearance is required. Ex: airlines.
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Debate: ""Appearance Vs Skill"" deleted from your view.
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ELIMINATE TERRORISM FIRST
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CORRUPTION
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AJAY KUMAR KHAITAN
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"CORRUPTION"
| 9 months ago
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GREED IS THE MOTHER OF ALL CORRUPTIONS HATRED IS THE MOTHER OF ALL VIOLENCE TERRORISM
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Sudip Rakshit
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if we deal with corruption,country will have enough money to feed their own people and to look after infrastructure. we need most is to increase the per capita income and jobs for all.terrorism will continue and it is imposiible to stop it but we can...
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Nisha
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"CORRUPTION"
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No terrorism in not in our hands to control... but if we all think we can eliminate corruption.....
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Debate: "TERRORISM OR CORRUPTION - WHICH IS OUR PRIORITY" deleted from your view.
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