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We need to bring so many changes and we all need to stand up for so many things to create a better future for our country as well as for our kids. We have the power to bring that change and we should use it in right direction. What changes would you bring to redefine tomorrow?
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SAthishAp
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whatever may be the case, education must be a part of life and schools need to be free of cost for education.
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g.n.yoganarasimhan
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The famous saying is that nothing comes free and that it comes free will not last longer.We should know that nothing should be offered free nor taken free.even the education should not be made free for every one.we can make it free with certain...
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Kavitha Shankar
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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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Debate: "Free schools: Do they benefit or not?" deleted from your view.
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Indians have become selfish
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They have learnt to adapt themselves
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ಅಶ್ವಥ್ ಶೆಟ್ಟಿ
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Globalization consist of lots of improvement not in the culture itself but in the way of living. that does not really shows that india is going to be selfish. .. all what matter is the ideology of our low qualified politicians. www.indiagarage.com
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Dragan Radulovic
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"Indians have become selfish"
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Thanks Vinoy for sharing the similar perspective. Your comment made me happy but both of us not being by ourselves. At the end of the day, this world has some kind of a chance to survive. Thanks very much indeed. (BTW, balance is everything. What...
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AMISH
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It is a senseless mad rush as you can see from 9AM till 6 PM. Everybopdy is geared up and there is little time for any one who is not connected to their immediacy. In this rush, we do not even stop to think where it is leading us. We have to get...
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Debate: "India racing towards globalisation madly and and forgetting its cultural past..." deleted from your view.
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Yes
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May be
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Abhijeet Magdum
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bcoz of Sardar, Hyderabad didnt become a 3rd Pakistan, his strong leadership, vision and shrewdness helped integrate all the princely states into India.
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Kaisar Ahmad Mir
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@ Sarika, I agree with you that it is not possible to say for sure. God knows better.
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Sarika Singh
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Saying yes or no straight for something like this is just not possible. We would never know because anything is possible. From what we have know about him we can say that he would have been better but can we say it for sure? I do not think so.
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Debate: "Do you think Jammu -Kashmir issue wouldn't have existed if Sardar Patel was the PM ?" deleted from your view.
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Older
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Phani Mohan krishna
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still believe the best is the Older system of education where there is Guru/Sishya rapport
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