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Tina acharya Officer-Team Leader,ICICI Bank
 
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SAthishAp  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 months ago
whatever may be the case, education must be a part of life and schools need to be free of cost for education.
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  |  6 months ago
It is a welcome fact that Azim Premji come out with such a brilliant idea for the needy.But I feel apprehensive about its practical implications because in needy area of India it is not important that a school is free of cost but the children who avail...
Kavitha Shankar  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  6 months ago
There is a need of standardization here. A small, very small amount of fee should be there so no one takes benefit of the facility. The standard of education must be good enough to lure people to admit their children to such school and shun those...
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Is it right ? 
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Jaygopal Raghavan  |  Argues in support of  "Wrong?"  |  1 year ago
Though it is wrong to expect since the dissappointment on getting what you expected is high, reality is different.
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
Yes it is right because it is  one of the basics of a quality work.Expectations of result compels one not only to do the work but also add excellence to it.In fact everything is based on the expectation on this Universe.So if one is expecting...
Latha Baskar  |  Argues in support of  "Wrong?"  |  1 year ago
Trust me the more you expect.. the more you feel like expecting and then you end up feeling low because expectations are rarely met.
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1 Talk
2 WAIT & WATCH BEFORE SHOWING ANY PREMATURE REACTION
Tina acharya  |  Added idea  |  1 year ago
I had similar experience in one of my working life.There was a colleague who was always in opposing and unnecessarily in blaming tone with me.I tried to talk but in vein.I became emotional and reacted.My manager was testing my patience as I was the...
NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN  |  Supported idea  "Talk"  |  1 year ago
Discussing the issues with each other will find the way to end.
 
 
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S. Muralidharan  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
Sustained campaign of this sort will certainly help bringing the perpetrators to justice. But, after all, the decision has to flow from a different level, who are really insensitive to the nature of scam. We need a fast-track courts under the...
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
I completely agree with you Ayan.I don't think that high profile media campaign is the only way to ensure justice.In India the pillar of justice works in a slow process.But the justice is delivered.However when media covers some sensational cases then...
Ayan Choudhury  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  1 year ago
I don't think so, its just the media houses wanted some good viewership hence they covered these cases...then why are they not covering each and every case like this...its not like there was only Jessica lal or a Ruchika girhotra...daily we get...
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Its a crime 
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Ravi Gautam  |  Argues in support of  "Its a crime"  |  1 year ago
Yes, it's a crime ; by every standard
rahul p rinayat  |  Argues in support of  "Its not a crime"  |  1 year ago
santosh, castism is perfect genetical science if you have doubts then read the books of Griffiths, William M. Miller, Jeffrey H. you will understand. what you think ancient arya who rule the world were fool we are only intelligent ? say thanks to...
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  "Its not a crime"  |  2 years ago
Marrying a person outside the cast is definitely not a crime but in our society when such things happen it is the family members of both the couples who  have to pay the price for it.It is not a practice generally followed....so people don't...
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Ravindra Sharma  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
Priya, At best your activity of taking second opinion as support to, buying a celebrity endorsed product can be termed as you have an excess and you want to share with someone whose need is even greater!!! Else 1. You will not buy what you do not...
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  |  2 years ago
Yes,but most of the time for my kid.Children are least concern about the quality.But any product that is endorsed by their favorite celebrity attracts them.Whether it is Boost-Sachin or Lays-Dhony.It makes no difference.In fact when they see any...
Purvi Ghosh  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
Hi Aswani good one...... But not exactly...... I go for a brand by its quality and its usage. I don' t buy a product which is of no use for me, since it has been endorsed by my celebrity. So to build a brand image quality plays a vital role than...
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1 Organisations should encourage gossiping.
2 Introduce systems to avoid gossiping during working hours.
Santosh Sinha  |  Added idea  "Make a gossip room"  |  2 years ago
Human Behaviour is the one you cannot change, so do gossiping, lets accept it. What i feel lets have a room inside office (conference room, training room, etc) and allow people to gossip related to office mater that is not in their control. Let...
Tina acharya  |  Added idea  |  2 years ago
Gossiping is a form of relaxation.However I feel sometime gossiping can really be destructive in a group or team as it spoils the conduciveness within the members.So simply make the work environment more tight. Only a stiff environment can keep it in...
 
 
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Improving the riding quality of roads is the only alternative 
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 Roads can be rebuild to avoid recurring maintanance expenses
Sarabjeet Singh Johar  |  Argues in support of  "Roads can be rebuild to avoid recurring maintanance expenses"  |  1 year ago
doing civil and infrastructure works my self. Let me tell you even the projects for new roads are far from the global standards. We build roads that last 2-3 monsoons max. If we want roads that match international standards, Govt of India has to...
Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  |  2 years ago
Connectivity is an important aspect of development. While we kudos ourselves being a country that have the largest road network on the planet only second to United States yet we cannot ignore the fact that when the mobility, standard and riding...
Vivek Singh  |  Argues in support of  "Roads can be rebuild to avoid recurring maintanance expenses"  |  2 years ago
It sometimes becomes very difficult to opt for one extreme. Actually there are ways to determine that when the road needs revamping and when it needs reconstruction. There should always be studies. Best thing is that engineers in PWDs or...
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1 Its the Leaders(Political)
2 Lack of a platform for common people to participate
Swastik Mishra  |  Supported idea  "Lack of a platform for common people to participate "  |  2 years ago
There are comparatively more platforms in India than China but I think some more improvements can be done here. Like formation of local societies, members of whom personally know each other and residents. Now imagine how easy it is to file for a...
Tina acharya  |  Added idea  |  2 years ago
To me, What's holding India back is a synonomous question to "What is holding me back?"I feel our country is a country of intellectuals.Even a general citizen understands what's wrong and where? The only thing is, there is a lack of a easily...
 
 
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Tina acharya  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
Eradication of poverty in India is just next to impossible.However any financial scheme when executed properly would improve the conditions of rural people.As far as the micro finance companies are concerned their work is more bussiness oriented...
Biranchi Narayan Acharya  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
Why not.In fact micro finance's sole target is to uplift weaker section. However it needs to work honestly. There need to be accountability sincerety. Unforunately in India, many micro finance companies are working cunningly for self benifit only...
kawaljit kaur  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
when  we talk about microfinance for rural populus the thing need to be taken into consideration is purpose .one have first of all teach them the ways to deploy the amount borrowed in a potential productive investment.the major task attached to...
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