India Struggling With Its Never Ending Issues..
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Today India is struggling hard to resolve its internal conflicts than the external issues. India may look united but people with various interest have eaten it up from inside...
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Mukul Mehra
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i think we should mark a clear line between who should be transferred and who should not be transferred because womens these days face several problems in government departments due to such transfer issues they are not able to maintain a balance...
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Anand Balasubramanian
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Currently it is 3 years, but I guess it is only for the officers, not for the clerks and below them. It should be extended to all levels. They should not be allowed to continue in a place for more than 3 years. If the continue, they would...
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Shilpa Jain
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Its not that easy....every 5 years change their postings....but you cant change every government officers post here right then it will be a bigger problem to relocate for them and their family every five years..it will be chaos on the personal...
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Debate: "Should Government Officers need to be transfered and if so what should be the frequency and creteria for transfer" deleted from your view.
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CONFLICT
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PEACE
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Pramod P. Kaimal
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My dear Brother {( Mayuram V. Sankaran ")}, by turning the head, and keeping functioning eye(s) open, images are observed as IT IS. (THE TRUTH). Then, if MIND is Programmed, classifications JUMP up as thought forms. Just by observation NO NAME...
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Lakshmi Murukesh
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Religion is never the source of conflict. All religions have propagated only peace and well being. The fanatics cause the conflict. One cannot blame religion for the mistakes of the fanatics. The society has to tale steps to educate the fanatics...
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Manorama
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Most of current and well-established religions are like that, except ‘MahaDharma’ –the religion of human being. ‘MahaDharma’ is for becoming proper human being – for human well fare, not for worshiping of God. ‘MahaDharma’ is the way of a better...
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Debate: "RELIGION A SOURCE OF CONFLICT OR PEACE?" deleted from your view.
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It is because of highly inefficient Delhi Police and Delhi Government. And also on top of it, instead of initiating appropriate and stern actions, useless statements made from time to time by useless...
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Dhiraj Himani
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It's the government due to which today scenario is worsening.
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Deepak Kakran
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Police should not come under the state government, it should work same army. All the rules which are applied in army, should also applied in the Police Department. Whenever we say any Army person, we feel respect for him from heart, but when ever...
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Gopala Krishnan.H
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Just like the transfer of IAS officers, the whole police force must be centralised, transferred in rotation to random states, enmass from DGP to constable level. It may look a bit costly paying relocating charges. If properly budgeted, and make...
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HOW TO PREVENT RECURRENCE OF SCAMS?
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Strict rules
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Y.V.BHARATH PRASANNA
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"Strict rules"
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If the person is participated in any scam he will punished, without this there is no change, these court, laws& sections doesn't make any change.as we are seeing telecom scam by raja he was enjoying the day as usually.govt should take a decision...
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phanindra
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"participating in real politics."
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Indians main problem is they start to think about a person as a great one if tens of famed people start praising them for nothing. who is sonia to lead our country? why an educated guy like manmohan cant take decisions on his own? why sonia every...
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Latha Baskar
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"HOW TO PREVENT RECURRENCE OF SCAMS?"
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Good equation vinay but unfortunately thats true for India. Can't do anything !!!
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India should retaliate China continues its policy of needling India on various issues India’s China policy is going nowhere. The Chinese have bluntly declared that they will continue with their policy of issuing stapled visas as usual. Now the ball is in the Indian court. The Indian pride is at stake. And it is not 1962 when Indian troops fought the Chinese without rudimentary battle uniform and were mauled. India has to retaliate in such a manner that it hits China hard. Nothing will hit China harder than a new Indian position that it is no longer for one-China policy. India has to come up with a double T-dose of Tibet and Taiwan to deal with China’s sole T-obsession: Tawang, a part of...
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common
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not so uncommon
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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The most uncommon thing is common man is not worried about price rise, 2G scam, CWG scam, bofors scam, corruption, rape or murder in the neighbourhood.. he doesn't protest.. just murmurs and continue doing his work. Once in 5 years goes to the...
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Neha Choudhry
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The uncommon is the way the common man, collectively, has become a herd, waiting for others reactions before speaking, altering his views according to what pleases others. In short, becoming a people's person even if he has to kill his conscious...
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yogeshwar
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S1 also known as S1 Television is an indian 24 hours Hindi news channel launched on 6th August,2005. It was an initiative of Senior Media Limited owned by Vijay Dixit. Mr.Dixit is the CMD of the Senior Group. The channel was launched in 2005 and...
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Hi friends,I got this wonderful piece of information wanted to share with you all...plz give your opinion after reading.... The exact period of Vedas, Upanishad, Ramayana, or Mahabharata may still be a matter of debate, but no body can deny the fact that during all these periods feeding a hungry person was treated as a greatest service to man kind. “Anna daanam mahaa daanam” is a very popular Sanskrit verse which has motivated millions of Indians to perform this divine act and in ancient India in most of the temple premises there were annadana centers. But, things have changed drastically and now we can see very few temple premises which run annadanam schemes. Healthy rural Indian economy h...
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Munshi Ramchand
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we are in the year 2011, we will continue our poverty eradication program into 3011 and 4011. Good luck.
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rakeshbhatnagar
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you are right dear everyone i.e 90% of people are selfish and they do not want to see anyone else except their own ones or they don.t have time to see others except earning their bread and butter.This is a joint responsibality of entire community...
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s.Jayakumar
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Yes. After attaining independence, we have taken sufficient loan and grants from the world bank and other countries. Instead of distributing those wealth to end the poverty of crores of poor people, the money has been blocked by the...
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Mohan Murari
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This "Hindu Terror" word itself is coined by Congress to capture muslim vote, so far they have been successful.
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Denny Joseph
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I appreciate your zest in defending hinduism. I dont think anyone should make such statements regarding terminating members of another community curbing their population. We all need to realise that : THERE IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MUSLIMS...
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Ayan Choudhury
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"No"
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No way, there is nothing called as Hindu terrorism out there, there are few organizations which are interested in protecting hindu values thats it. They are just targetting RSS here in this regard, where as Lashkar e toiba one has clear cut...
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Y.V.BHARATH PRASANNA
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some people may be honest, we cant say like that.
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Vikas Singh
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Telecom is related to nation security which is growing readily and requires transparency so it is required to be clean.
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Shweta Nigam
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"No"
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Not exactly.....just because few people have tarnished the image, we really dont want CBI raiding all the telecom operators and the deals, few shady deals are at question, take right actions against those culprits than annoying all others who...
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Debate: "Do you think the entire telecom sector needs a clean up??" deleted from your view.
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