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vishwanath kushnarla
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| 1 year ago
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i go with puja... she is right..... it shows everything to some unknown people ..
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sujit Kumar
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i do love changes.. hence i am loving it :)
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Puja Sarkar
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| 1 year ago
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I really don't like it...its like every detail of yours is visible in it.. like what's your relationship status, photos, where you studied, where you are from and then your DOB... .its like anybody can get details of one and we don't know who...
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By Elaine Watson, It is “unfortunate” and “disappointing” that a new manufacturer-driven food safety standard has been launched to compete directly with retailerled third-party certification programmes, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC), reports sister title Food Manufacture. On the new Food Safety System Certification scheme, FSSC 22000 – which is based on the ISO 22000 standard for food quality and backed by Nestlé, Unilever, Kraft and Danone – BRC director of Global Standards Dr Geoff Spriegel said: “ For some big branded food manufacturers, the BRC global standard is still regarded as something that was set up by UK retailers for their own-label suppliers. The big brands ...
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Jay Prasad
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Too many of course creates confusion. There should be certifications for different experience level in different fields and should be sponsored by organisations which will work as a refresher...
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sujit Kumar
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good article varsha !!!
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Bindu Narayan
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Very true.... Too many certifications creates problem & confusion rather we should work towards one global standard convergence. Thanks Varsha time & again ur posts are absolutely informative....keep sharing !!!
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Desperate times call for desperate measures. Given how hard it is to find a job these days, you may have to send some of your restraint out the window before you’ll land your next gig. There are things you can do that may be considered extreme, or at least unconventional, but are also legal and effective: 1. Open the phone book Last year, there was a great profile in the Wall Street about Joyce King Thomas, a top executive at a top advertising firm. She actually was out of work for five months early on in her career and got so desperate that she opened up the phone book and started calling every ad company in the book, starting with “A”. She ended up landing a job with a small company that ...
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John Rambo R
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| 1 year ago
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Really interesting approach varsha kind regards John Rambo R
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sujit Kumar
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Great article by the lady who got 10000+ points.. great going varsha !!!
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Arunangshu Choudhury
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Splendid and very practical ideas.It was also very interesting following the Link to the Wall Street Journal article on careers(near the top),I suggest reading it as there is certainly a thing or two to be gained.
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Harvard University, United States University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Yale University, United States UCL (University College London) IMPERIAL College London University of OXFORD, United Kingdom University of CHICAGO, United States PRINCETON University, United States Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States California Institute of Technology (Caltech) Columbia University, United States University of Pennsylvania, United States Johns Hopkins University, United States Duke University, United States Cornell University, United States Stanford University, United States Australian National University McGill University, Canada University of Michigan, United States ETH Zurich (...
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Manish Grover
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Salute to Santosh kumar Mohanty for great comments ! Though, on the other hand without having such kind of universities we had Dr Hargobind Khurana, Dr C.V Raman. and many greats.....Indians are appreciated abroad for their merits , jut see US...
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sujit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Professional should show the way for good colleges.. Mr Durga Rao, good institutions starts from u and me like professionals.. you just answer one question, how many times you interacted with an institute like giving project to students, involving them...
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Priya Varadan
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it does not really matter.. what shud bother us, is the attitude we have towards education. For us education means putting a child in schools. we dont look at education in holistic fashion.. why cant we let the child explore its world around...
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It is not correct
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sujit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Mr. CXOs of toostep, Showng my face as santa face is not something i like. Its my way of displaying things, why do u force it. have u put my face as any other face till now. Have i given you permission for the same. Then why suddenly Santa's...
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We all know as to what happened to Ruchika's case and as to how powerful Rathore could get promotions despite the pendency of serious allegations against him. It took almost 19 years to see the initial judgment and we can simply expect as to the time it will take if Rathore prefers an appeal and probably knowing that, he could have laughed at the media on the judgment pronouncement day. We all know that it is a systematic collapse and all the important constitutional organs like the executive, legislature and judiciary failed shamefully. There could be many culprits in the episode and media has played a tremendous role in highlighting the issue and in the course of fight for justice. I am n...
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Ratneshwar Prasad Sinha
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every one should take responsibility
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sujit Kumar
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very condemnable .. u raised the right point at right time in right place..
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ujjval jain
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Hats off & thumbs up. Mr Rao what I as a normal & responsible citizen of this country after listening the same debate with Times Now that you have referred, feel that this is not only the judiciary that has collapsed, but the whole system has...
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Manish N Chugh
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Its we the general public on whose basis these politicians play their game. Its we give them chance for such moves, they dare to take. So i feel its in the hands of general public to overcome such nuisance played by those politicians... Jago...
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“The essence of Spirituality” An advertising campaign has been running on Radio Salaam Namaste in Dallas area since the past month about the oncoming visit of Swami Mukundanda, an IIT and IIM alumnus who gave up lucrative corporate career to answer the call of spirituality. Apart from hearing about his visit on radio, I had seen flyers being distributed at major cultural events related to India in the metroplex. Today I was surprised to read an article about him in the Dallas Morning News’ Religion page. I was happy to note that for the first time a non-Christian saint/ person has hogged limelight in the “Religion” page of the newspaper. The article titled “Hindu leader coming to Dallas to ...
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sweetbaby
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Hello I will be very happy to build a good relationship with you,please write me in this email Id ( stellawabari1988@yahoo.com) so that i will tell you more about me and send you my pictures remember that distance or colour is not the factor but...
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sujit Kumar
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Please show respect Mr. Anil, He is a guru and hence should be called swami or guru or revered Muktananda..
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Japan Shah
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Dear Mr. Malla, It is very nice to know about this, but i believe that this is the same kind of response that SWAMI VIVEKANAND had when he has visited US for the world religion conference...
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Yes It is immoral
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No its ok,
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R.SANJAY GREGORY WILLIAMS
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| 1 year ago
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As of today Mr.Sujth you have more to fear form Islam than any other religion
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sujit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Mr. Makrand and others , I know and understand what sort of post i have put. a quick look at this site would help you understand this. http://www.christianaggression.org Ms. Delson, yes they ask directly in schools to convert. but it starts...
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Priya Varadan
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its not exactly forced coversion, the christian evagelist are taking advantage of peoples vulnerability. if u r reaally into social work u must uplift people and leave at that. . but.. we are all too quick to point fingers at islamic and hindu...
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Yes It is immoral
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R.SANJAY GREGORY WILLIAMS
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As of today Mr.Sujth you have more to fear form Islam than any other religion
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sujit Kumar
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Mr. Makrand and others , I know and understand what sort of post i have put. a quick look at this site would help you understand this. http://www.christianaggression.org Ms. Delson, yes they ask directly in schools to convert. but it starts...
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Priya Varadan
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its not exactly forced coversion, the christian evagelist are taking advantage of peoples vulnerability. if u r reaally into social work u must uplift people and leave at that. . but.. we are all too quick to point fingers at islamic and hindu...
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