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`THE HONESTY' The person, who is patriot. The person, who is honest. His performance will be the best, Behind him will be the rest, Don’t need exam, don’t need any test. Who is honest, will be the best.
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Sujith K R
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suppose an old lawyer look back to his life he will be happy about his achievements n he wouldn't worry about how much honesty he showed to win his cases or how much treasures he lost.Actually there is no one in this world who hasn't lain even a...
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liyuanping
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Today,more and more people are losing the quality,maybe there is no current badly need for us to adhere to some original things,one thing is for sure that when we are old and look back someday,we may find honesty shining out of our world just...
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Kumbakonam S Venkataraman
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Honesty is Simple For, Truth is real, natural and effortless Contrived lie calls for buttress, Falsity leads surely to distress! Honesty is simple; Dishonesty will tumble. Duty and Discipline ever follow Truth Makes you fearless, that’s real...
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manav jeevan me jo chhah bade vikar hain,unhe jeetane ki ore to har gyanvan ka dhyan rahta hi hai,parantu dustar bhowtikta se yudhdhha karate -karate manusya kai bar bhatikta ke kisi anya roop se prast ho jata hai.bhowtikta ka aisa roopek roop doosaron me dosh dhoondhakar unki ninda karna hai.bahut logo me dekha jata hai ki vejeevan me sanyam ka palan karna chahte hain,sanyam ka palan karte hue shabdo ka sanyamkho baithate hain aur apnijivha ko apne niyantran me nahi rakha pate hain.chhah foot lambe chade log apni teen inch lambi jivha par niyantran nahi rakh pate ,balki apni jivha se parajit ho jate hain.prasang na hone par bhee tatha us vyakti ke anupastith rahane par bhee ve apne hothon ...
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What is video game addiction? What are its boundaries, its symptoms, its treatments? How wide is its scope? And is it even a medically recognised condition in the first place? In Part One of this GameSpot AU feature we speak to researchers, psychologists, medical bodies, and gamers to gauge their thoughts on the causes and effects of video game addiction, the significance of its recognition as such, and the potential for future research. We also look at this issue from the game makers' side, as well as explore some real-life cases of addiction. Is a video game addict simply someone who likes to play a lot? If asked to define 'video game addict,' most of us would reply that a video game ad...
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Rajat Mittal
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Yes even i was addicted to PS2 when i was young, 24/7 i was playing games, it was fun finishing all those stages,,it would give that sense of accomplishment...but was addicted, but then gradually got over it....But video games once in a while can...
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sachin
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Right, as now writing is also a addiction for me. My diary's, my office note books, all are full of sher o shyari, articles, thoughts etc.
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Hi, You must have heard about 'TeachIndia - An initiative by Times of India'. By name and ads what kinds of first impression does it gives? A campaign to provide basic education to the people who are deprived of it because of various reasons like social, financial or personal ( political also). Sounds good when we know that out of three people in Inida one is illiterate. I also thought of it as a good platform to do some good work and went for the induction. Unfortunately the reality is far different from what they advertise. They introduced us to the two NGOs (after a brief intro from them )and suggested us to join one of them, thats it. And after listening to these NGO many of us were ve...
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Atul Kumar
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I appreciate the TOI to taking such initiatives. They gave us an idae and try to facilitate the process of implementation. For any failure and success, the Corporates are not only responsible. People who get involved in the process of ground...
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Alexander Lewis
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There has only been The One Good Teacher ... His teachings remained the same, only thing is it needed to be read again and again as new lessons learnt from these teachings were what became good experiences to teach others. Are u qualified ? Ask...
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Viktor Stephen
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Yet another example of big corporates like Bennett, Coleman & co.giving lip service to CSR. Pathetic, to say the least.
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Australia a perspective In the 18 th Century British law prescribed the death penalty for stealing 40 shillings or more, so judges preferred to find thieves guilty of stealing 39 shillings in order to avoid imposing the death penalty. That resulted in prisons and moored ship hulks filling with people convicted of petty crimes such as theft and debt. Until 1783, that pressure on the available jail space was relieved by sending convicts as indentured servants to North America, which was also being settled by voluntary emigrants seeking improvement of their economic lot or else religious freedom. But the American Revolution cut off the escape valve, forcing Britain to seek some other place...
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We live to eat, sleep and procreate
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We eat, sleep and procreate to live a better life
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sujata suraj somwanshi
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We are civilized as opposed to animals. In water, big fish eats small fish. In jungle, powerful animal eats weak animal. This does not happen with us since we are human being with sense of humanity. Every live thing in this world eat, sleep for...
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Madhukar Sharma
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"We live to eat, sleep and procreate"
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SO we the humans , the enlightened beings , so conscoiusly , for centuries immemorable , have continued to innovate , create , conquered the vagaries of nature ( though fortunatey still some remain ) spanned the seas , measured the suns and the...
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BEENA AGARWAL
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I agree 100% withMr Bagla.We are human beings with a well developed brain.We should not preffer to live life like animals who just live eat and die.We have the power of further creation,to achieve real happiness,to achieve our goal.We are not...
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Brazil’s flag says (in Portuguese) “Order and Progress.” A few years ago I worked with a person that I couldn’t stand. And she couldn’t stand me. However, I learned a very important lesson from her: to organize my desk (or my space) from time to time. My colleague called it “order and progress” time, quoting the words in Brazil’s flag. She was quite messy in all her tasks, papers were stacked in piles with no order, and every time someone asked for a document, it took her a long while to get it. But every time her desk became really unmanageable even to her, she stopped her work, took the afternoon or morning off so to speak, and decluttered her desk. She went paper by paper, filing, throwi...
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SB DIKSHIT
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Very good ,interesting and lesson to those who live haphazard,but I myself live like this and used to ask on phone for any thing to send with place it is kept,I get it in least time,this I used to teach every one who listens me.
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Prakash Saitwal
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Thanks Varsha ji, For a interesting piece of information. I will definitely try this at my workplace.
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suchita Ambardekar
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The story is wonderful..It reminds me of what I read years ago in a book named PATH TO POWER.This book is autobiography of Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the then Prime-Minister of U.K. When chips were down instead of brooding or engaging herself in...
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An old man lived alone in Minnesota. He wanted to spade his potato garden,but it was very hard work.His only son, who would have helped him, was in prison. The old man wrote a letter to his son and mentioned his situation: Dear Son, I am feeling pretty bad because it looks like I won't be able to plant my potato garden this year. I hate to miss doing the garden, because your mother always loved planting time. I'm just getting too old to be digging up a garden plot. If you were here, all my troubles would be over.. I know you would dig the plot for me, if you weren't in prison. Love, Dad Shortly, the old man received this telegram: For Heaven's sake, Dad,don't dig up the garden!! That's whe...
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Kumbakonam S Venkataraman
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Indian police officers would never do this. If they had wanted to dig the garden, they would have threatened the old man and forced him to do it; and would have obtained a voucher duly signed by him! That would have been the worst thing for a son...
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indrajit barot
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Given the situation it is fine but should not make the rule.
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Makrand Bhave
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Make the best use of the situation that you are in!! If you know there are bigger fools around you acknowledge them and let them do their work!! After all, its not often that the Law allows itself to be made a fool of!! Amazing Charles!! Thanks...
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A little boy sat with his parents in their cozy home. He said to his mother, 'Mama, you have the kindest, prettiest face in the world! I wish I could look at it forever!' As he uttered these words, his glance fell on her hands. They were twisted out of shape, badly deformed. 'Why mama!' he exclaimed, 'Yours must be the ugliest hands in the world! I can't bear to look at them!' The father took the little boy on his knees. 'Let me tell you a story,' he said gently. 'Once upon a time, there was a little boy who was sleeping peacefully in his cradle when the cradle caught fire.' 'What happened to the baby?' asked the boy. 'The nurse who was suppose to take care of the baby , ran away in alarm...
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Darshil
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Very very touchy & emotional. One phrase dedicated to all the mother....... " When I used to cry, I always remembered you, But now when I remember you, I cry."
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Makrand Bhave
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The love for a child borne to a woman and then known as MOTHER.... UNPARALLED!! Wonderful, touching srticle!
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ROOP JALUTHARIA
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Simply beautiful, and touching ! I agree 1000%, Varshaji. Thanks & Regards.
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We always think for own welfare on the cost of harming other. we should think good for others ,this will make our thinking pious and wisdom too. If we think of ourselves and do good for own ,then it ...
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C Nijagunaradhya
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Instead of ours/others we shall go for EVERYONEs welfare and happiness............. Thats the best i think....
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