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How to Deal with High Oil Prices?

Multinational Corporations: Are they Devils in Disguise?

Are Indians Less Quality Conscious?

Ethics in Business are just a Passing Fad

Is the Consumer really the King in India?

Commercialization of Health Care: Good or Bad?

Is there any Point in having a Business Strategy when the World changes from Month to Month?

Is the Patents Bill Good for India?

Is the Business of Business only Business?

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Is the Budgeting Exercise of any Use?

Should Agricultural Subsidies be stopped?

Is MNCs Superior to Indian Companies?

Advertising is a Waste of Resources

Privatization will lead to Less Corruption

Should India break Diplomatic Ties with Pakistan?

Use of Force by Banks to Recover Loans

Skilled Manpower Shortage in India

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Every cloud has a silver lining

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Globalization vs. Nationalism

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Who says MNCs are superior to Indian companies?

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Indian villages – our strength or our weakness?

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Satyam Scandal would Impact Foreign Investments in India

Private Participation in Infrastructure is Highly Desirable

Developing Countries need Trade, not Aid

Poverty in Third World Countries is due to Prosperity in First World Countries

Indian Economy: Old Wine in New Bottle!

Is Globalization Really Necessary?

What shall we do about our Ever-Increasing Population?

Banning of Trade Unions will be Beneficial in Growth of the Economy

Why can’t India be a World-Class Player in Manufacturing Industry as it is in IT & BPO Sectors?

We Need Drinking Water and Not Coke & Pepsi in Rural India

Rise of Regional Blocs Threatens Independent Nations like India

Should the public sector be privatized?

Ethics should be taught alongside other subjects in school. Success is very much driven by one’s ethics. Ethical values have their importance in every sphere of our life. It is always important to practice good ethics from the formative age. We should instill ethical values into our habit to reap permanent benefits. We all spend quite a lot of time in school during our early age, so it is the best place to emulate good habits.For Ethical values are losing ground because of greed and violence. Also, there is a confusion between ethical and unethical behaviors. Beginning the ethical education at the dawn not dusk of our lives makes sense and school is the best place to inculcate such values. Not having such class in the curriculum is not doing any good. Students know how to earn but don’t know how to live and behave in society. Ethics class won’t be a formulaic affair, it will just deal with those values and behavior that are acceptable in society. Against -Ethics can’t be taught. They have no standard definition. Ethics mean different things to different people. Some think it is obeying rules and laws while others relate it to religious affairs etc. -The best teacher can teach ethics by just being. -Schools already have vast syllabus to cover and they should stick to their core area. -Ethics are not taught explicitly in the schools but there are many moral stories in English and Hindi subjects that are embodiment of ethics. -We are already being taught in school the importance of non violence, acceptability of sharing and unacceptability of bullying etc. -Every school has its discipline to be followed by student, we just need to communicate the importance of discipline in our lives and not just force them to follow. Conclusion Although it is a great idea to have ethics class in school, but we already have so many moral building activities in school that extra class of ethics sound so boring. Ethics can’t be taught explicitly, they can only be passed on through various activities like sports and other team work activities. We have all these activities in abundance in all schools.

RE: Ethics should be taught alongside other subjects Rajani Sharma 12-14-2013 06:09 AM For:- Teaching ethics alongside other subjects in school is a great suggestion by Aga Khan. - Today if we will within our society, we will find that ethics is crumbling in every sphere of life, from politics to sports, medicine to police, marriage etc. It is need of the hour. - There are many confusions relating to ethical behaviour versus non ethical behaviour. And this confusion can be cleared by teaching ethics to the honest and impacting fresh minds. Childhood is the best time for any education. - Today, we are trying to have a good music, science or maths teacher for our children, then why not a good ethical education too. - We have rich literature on moral ways. Then why to deprive our children from such learning which will make them a better person in future. - India’s young generation is the future of Nation. Thus, with other teaching they should be taught moral values which will guide them to lead their nation in a right direction. - Due to our present system which is filled with greed and violence, we loosing on ethical values. This makes it altogether a very crucial thing to be taught in schools so that future of the nation makes a better society, free from greed and violence. - School is the best place to inculcate ethical values in children at younger age. - Today students are taught how to earn their living but they are not taught the how they have to earn that living or what values they have to follow to earn their living. Against: - Ethics cannot be taught in schools as they don’t have set of standards to be followed. - It can only be taught by being an example of it and not by teaching chapters of Ethics book in classrooms. - Ethics has different equations for different people. For example: for some people ethics means knowing the difference between what is right and what is wrong. And for some people it is following their religious beliefs. To others it may be obeying the laws. - Ethics as a subject is not required in the curriculum as we find many stories in Hindi and English subjects which are embodiment of ethics which teaches us the moral values in life. - Ethics is a discipline which should be communicated to the students and should not be forced to follow. - In a diverse country like India, it would not be easy to include commonly acceptable ethics in the curriculum. - Children already have crowed curricula which don’t require any addition of ethic class. - School conducts extra curriculum activities which includes moral building activities. The extra classes on ethics would be boring for students. - Addition of Ethic as a subject will add the burden on the young shoulders of students. As it will increase the weight of their bags.

Is India’s foreign policy strategic enough? The foreign policy of a country reflects the position a country possesses or aims to achieve. Many of us feel that India doesn’t take a strong enough stand against the activities of neighbouring countries or it doesn’t give suitable and strong reply at various international platforms. These incidents provoke questions on our foreign policy being strategic enough.For 1. Having a strategic foreign policy lets you maintain good relations even with the rival countries. We have been able to do this very effectively. We have signed a nuclear deal with US while accruing nuclear submarines from Russia. 2. We have been able to maintain good relationship with both Palestine and Israel, two deadly enemies. Thanks to our strategic foreign policy. 3. Many people accuse the foreign policy of not being strong enough against Pakistan. Every country will have some notorious elements but you can not stop the dialogue with the Government for them. This will further harm the country. 4. Strategising a strong foreign policy is like playing a game of chess where you have to bear in mind the position of all other pieces on the board. You can not react to each and every move of the opponent. Against 1. As the citizens of this country we expect our foreign policy to help India become economically powerful, possess better military, security & political strength against cross border terrorism and become global power with maximum number of youth in a country to work. Unfortunately, we have not been a success in any of these arenas. 2. Not just China and Pakistan, anti-India sentiments are now erupting even in Srilanka, Nepal and Bangladesh also. We have not been able to contain them. 3. We do not react amply to the cross border terrorism from Pakistan or the incursions from China.

RE: Is India’s foreign policy strategic enough? Rajani Sharma 12-14-2013 06:06 AM For:- India has made advancement using their foreign-policy strategies by solving out the issues with Pakistan and Afghanistan. - India has also made big strategic advances on the Indo-US ties for the deals that will bring both of them closer to each other and allow India to grow in their defense. - India has sorted out lots of problems brewing up in Pakistan and moved forward to shake hands on new terms and to make healthy relations. - Strategies allowed Indians to have broader perspective of the things and to provide strategic cooperation with the United States and other countries. - India has done good to pacify the part of the Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of it so that it becomes difficult to handle and control the territorial gains by countries specially Pakistan. This way they can easily manage the incoming and outgoing of the people. - India is trying its best to implement strategies to build more relationship with United States and looking for strategic cooperation with them. - With its strategic advancement, they are able to pacify northwestern part of the subcontinent which becomes hard for anyone to handle and control. - India advanced to become an indispensable power in the Indian Ocean and southwestern pacific with their strategic planning and implementation. - Due to the strategies that have been implemented, India was able to resent the dominance of Anglo-American powers. - India made its boundaries very secure and brought innovations in foreign-policy like signing the pact with USA for nuclear deal or Russia for defense equipments. Against: - India has not done well in terms of maintaining the relationship with Afghanistan and Pakistan by compromising on securities, trade and allowing countries like Pakistan and Afghanistan to take advantage of India’s silence. - India is quite aware of growing power of China and it is doing no advancement to control and ensure the development of technology in China and other places to keep themselves updated. - It has failed to keep up the strategic partnership with United States that could have ensured that China’s development as well as rise would be peaceful. - The strategies of India didn’t show enthusiasm for a crude, anti-china partnership with the United States. We have always been uneasy about the Beijing’s territorial claims that are along the border. - India are into new financial troubles that have diplomatic as well as strategic implications to implement the condition of uneasiness and fear might occur in between the citizens. - Many disputes raised during the strategies being followed by India for eg. Dispute for the land with China and Pakistan.

Has the political class failed to meet the aspirations of India’s youth? We select the politicians and send them to the assembly to ensure that they embody the promises they have made during the pre-election rallies and meetings. Have they really been able to deliver what they promised? Or has the youth of India actually fulfilled its responsibility before expecting anything from the politicians?For: • Politicians make tall promises at the time of elections but do not delver them after coming to power. They have all the powers and are well aware of the problems of the society but turn a blind eye to them. All they are interested in just enjoying the power and luxury their seat has got them. • It is often said that rather than being watchers and commentators, the youth should jump into the system to fix it but the entry barriers for the youth coming from not so privileged background are extremely high in politics. • The youth needs guidance and it is our politicians who can set the ground for them. • The economic ground for job creation is created by the political class of a country, which our politicians are not interested in. They are more interested in offering subsidised food to the poor so that their votes are safe. Against: • The responsibility to develop the society and meet its aspirations is not just the task of the politicians. As a member of this society, all of us must shoulder our responsibilities and make society a better place to live and help it grow economically. • Rather than expecting the government just to create the jobs, is it not our responsibility to increase our employability quotient? But we never pay attention to it. • If some youth within the society turn into job providers rather than just the job seekers, the country can grow overall but we do not change our attitude and just keep blaming it on the politicians. • To vote is the biggest responsibility of a citizen in democracy. By not voting, we do not discharge our duty and complain when the politicians selected by uneducated people do not deliver.

RE: Has the political class failed to meet the aspirations of India’s youth? Rajani Sharma 12-14-2013 06:04 AM For:- Politicians rally themselves and make false promises at the time of elections, but they forget those promises, that have been made to people during elections after coming to the power. India’s youth has already lost hope of any good political party, which can come and make it successful on the top level. - Politicians have all the powers to take action and solve the social problems that are faced by every person in the country but they remain involved in experiencing the great power in their hands and the luxury filled life. - Young youth doesn’t get opportunity on the big platform to enter the system and make any decision on the ongoing problems of the society. There are entry barriers for the people who are not from privileged backgrounds and discriminations on the basis of cast is also practiced in politics. - Politicians in the country doesn’t set any example for our youth to follow and they get engrossed in power so much that they forget the responsibilities of theirs for the country and its people. - Political class uses its power and provides offering only at the time of votes or whenever there is any political agenda for which they want to use people. Against: - The responsibilities need to be shared and it is not only up to the political class to develop the society and take care of the rules and regulations whereas it is the responsibilities of all to provide, protect and care for the society and environment. Young youth should come up with innovations in political areas as well as to help the country to become a better place for next generations. - Young youth should come forward and work towards distributing the responsibilities of creating and building societies, creating more job opportunities, providing right education and increasing the overall growth of the country. - Youth should seek opportunities in everything, so that they can help in development of the country and help in changing the attitude of other young people so that they can make difference in the society as blaming the politicians for not doing their responsibilities will not help others to get what they want. - It will only be right if young youth will understand their responsibilities and work towards to achieve something. Young youth should give the vote to that political party, who will take them forward to success and provide them all the resources according to their demands.

Should India curb all its ties with Pakistan? Since the time of partition the relations between India and Pakistan have always been strained. The relations went from bad to worse also because of the terrorist activities taken by the neighbouring countries on a recurring basis.For: - There has been continuous rise in the anti-social activities from Pakistan, unless these are activities are not stopped from there end, we should definitely stop all trades with Pakistan - The Indian constituency has several times put forward the plea of friendship in front of Pakistan, but there has been no response from their side and on the other hand the terrorist activities have always increased - The huge dispute between India and Pakistan has been mainly because of the Kashmir dispute, unless this dispute is not resolved till then it would be best for us to curtail our relations with the neighbouring country Against: - Discontinuing all the ties with Pakistan is not the solution, the war is not with the entire Pakistan but just with a limited few people like the politicians and the intelligence agencies. So why should the innocent people be also dragged in between and punished for what they have not done - During partition, a lot of families were also parted and still they are bearing the brunt of partition and by curbing the relations they will never be able to meet up with their rest of the families. Conclusion: - We should be limiting our relations, but curbing the relations completely is not a solution until all the kind of illegal and anti-social activities are stopped from their end.

RE: Should India curb all its ties with Pakistan? Ketan 10-15-2013 01:50 AM Should India curb all its ties with Pakistan A mutual understanding between the two countries is very essential. India took many steps, and has been trying to resolve various issues with Pakistan through diplomatic channels, what have we received in return?……..violations, border infiltration, decapitation event like 26/11, killing of Indian prisoner in jails. These things are not doing any good with diplomatic ties.Indian is tolerating Pakistan’s nonsense on various issues and they have all time lied white. But if we break the ties, situation may go worse and it may lead to one more war. Pakistan is our neighbor nation and if we build good relation with them it will lead to build a great nation. Peace can only be sough if India and Pakistan talk in truthful and positive gesture. Every country is surrounded by society, which comprise of good people, peace, development, new technology and better life style. But one major problem for both countries is ‘Terrorism’. Every home consists of Cockroaches and Pest, just to kill them you can’t burn the house, same way breaking of relation is not option. But India should take some necessary steps to end this conflict and maintain a good relationship with Pakistan. We are always in favor of harmony and peace with every country so keep seeking solutions instead of curb all ties with Pakistan.

RE: Should India curb all its ties with Pakistan? Rajani Sharma 12-14-2013 06:03 AM For:- Seeing the sacrifices made by the soldiers and keeping the national pride in mind, India should curb all the ties with Pakistan. As, Pakistan has always given excuses for his deeds and from the history, it is evident that, whenever Indians have tried to approach Pakistan to resolve the matter, they have always betrayed us. - Pakistan has always taken advantage of the sincerity and friendliness shown by India in many ways. - Pakistan shouldn’t be trusted as whenever we raised our hands towards them for friendship, they have always betrayed us and sent terrorists to infiltrate our motherland and to bring violence in the country. - Pakistan is promoting terrorism in India by providing education, training and shelter to terrorists and making them to attack Indian cities to create fear in people’s mind. This kind of decision only will enhance India’s image on the international grounds. - Pakistan again and again fighting and making Kashmir an issue and the talks of overtaking it from India, should also be the reason for India to curb all the ties with Pakistan. Pakistan’s policy of creating social unrest and religious riots makes it difficult to come on the same page with Pakistan. - The move to curb all the ties will help people in Kashmir and other areas to be relaxed from the forces from the other side of border and they will feel more safe and secure. This will also help India to handle the terrorist activities from all the ends. - Pakistan is not ready to normalize the bilateral economic relations as well as personal relations with India. If Pakistan is not ready to give the respect that India deserves it is better to break all the ties with them. Against: - Pakistan has potential for high trade and resource sharing between the two countries that might get affected, if India breaks the ties with Pakistan. The estimated trade between these two countries is around US$400 million. In case of India taking any action to curb all the ties then it might affect or hamper the liberalization of trade. It will also affect the economy of both the countries and the industries that are dependent on it. - Indian Government extracts lots of revenue from the Bollywood industry for the entertainment purpose and the entertainment sector is having big market in Pakistan. Bollywood movies are released in Pakistan and generate good amount of revenue. If there comes any differences between the two countries then it will effect the revenue generation of India as well and might bring losses to Indian Government. - This kind of decision of breaking all the ties might result in social unrest and create state of panic between the Muslim communities who are living in India. It can further harm the sentiments as it can also create a wall between both the countries and the communication might become troublesome for the people living in both the countries. - Lots of projects are going on in Pakistan like Project of gas pipeline that is from Iran to India via Pakistan which is under consideration and if such decision is taken then these kinds of ties might come under the scanner which might harm Indian economy.

Food Security Bill – Need of the hour or an election gimmick? The food security bill aims to provide subsidised food grains to the poor people. The food security bill was passed on Monday by the Lok Sabha worth $20 billion.For: - With the amendment of this act the food grains will be available on a cheaper rate specially at ration shops, which would be beneficial for the poor people - After much debating between the parties, the consensus was arrived on making the law universal - The foremost goal to get this act passed was to eradicate hunger and mal – nutrition in our country Against: - Opposition leader Sushma Swaraj stated that the current law is “half – baked and weak“and once they are empowered with the rights, they would improve the law. This statement of hers clearly shows the disparity between the various parties. - The bill being proposed just a few months before the 2014 elections will definitely bring in certain electoral benefits to Sonia Gandhi (Congress Party) - Each and every party has its own say, and a lot of disparity amongst the thinking of each opposition party leader, which will create more chaos rather than helping the poor as well as the general public Conclusion: - The food security bill was first introduced in the year 2009, and now it has been passed by the lok sabha just before a few months of 2014 election. - This could definitely be an election gimmick as with this strategy the parties could get vote from the poor people.

RE: Food Security Bill – Need of the hour or an election gimmick? Food Security Bill 10-15-2013 03:36 AM Food Security Bill – Need Of The Hour Or An Election Gimmick ?It has been 66 years of independence and the food security bill has passed now, on September 12, 2013, just few months before the next election. Then, What is the main reason behind this? According to me, its undoubtedly POWER, everyone loves to be in power and after enjoying two consequent ruling years of rule, the Congress would surely not want to lose the same. Yes, in few aspects Food security bill was a need but today’s need for one has become advantage and a way of generating money for others. According to the government, the law aims to provide food grains to approximately two thirds of India’s 1.2. billion people i.e., roughly around 80 crores individuals. Then what does the Indian government wants to portray? Does 80 crores individuals don’t get meals in a day? Or, they strive of hunger ? Or, they should become handicapped and also become dependent on government for food ? This should not happen. The government is not worth trusting. The country where everyone is hungry in spite of being fed in golden plates should not be trusted for providing food to the needy ones. It may happen that the bill shows a positive reaction and the food reaches the house of the common man. But again will it happen in a day? No, never. Seeing the present Indian scenario and the honesty of the government employees, it will take approximately a decade to reach the one who is seriously in need of this. Is this justice? Thus, in the end I want to conclude that Food Security Bill is seriously an election gimmick which is a game of Congress to remain in power and earn sympathy of the common man.

RE: Food Security Bill – Need of the hour or an election gimmick? sneha shirke 10-15-2013 03:41 AM Food Security Bill – An attempt to make dependents further dependent The food security bill was first passed in the year 2009 and was kept on hold till then and now it has been passed recently. The food security bill was all about providing food to the poor at subsidized rates. 67%of the population will be served with this benefit.As per the bill the people would get rice at Rs.3/kg, wheat at Rs.2/kg and coarse grains at Rs1/kg. The pregnant women would get free meal during her pregnancy. Children up to 14years would get free meals. If the food grains are not supplies in time and in right quantity, the bill ensures certain amount of security allowance attached to it. If any one is seen faulty he will be penalized. The cost of the food security bill would be eventually recovered by the tax payers of the country hence increasing the financial burden of the middle class. The two problem faced by the food bill: a) Economic Implication b) serving the people and eradicating malnutrition. In spite of investing so much money into this bill, there is no guarantee that it would help the poor, as unless corruption is not taken out of the country. There is no feedback system ensured to know whether the poor are getting the food at the subsidized rates as promised. After the bill is passed a number of taxes would be charged from the general public and they would have to pay it at any cost. This bill is a costly affair which will be an add on cost to the tax payers.

RE: Food Security Bill – Need of the hour or an election gimmick? Rajani Sharma 12-14-2013 05:28 AM For: - If implemented, 67% population of India will benefit from the food security bill. - Implementation of this bill will provide food grains to the poor masses at subsidised rates. - Hunger and malnutrition will be eradicated from our country once the bill is passed. - This bill would ensure that every individual gets the supplies at the right time and in the right quantity. - There is a security allowance attached with the food bill which an individual can avail when required.Against: - The food security bill is purely a gimmick used by congress to maximize the number of votes for them during the elections. - This is a political strategy which is used by the Congress to stay in power as they would not want to lose the position they have been holding for the past two years. - This stunt is only done to earn the sympathy of the common man and to attract the masses to vote. - Majority of the parties are using this same strategy to get more and more votes. - This bill will only increase the financial burden on the tax payers as the cost will be charged from the general public. - The implementation of the food security bill will face economic implications. - There is no guarantee that the huge amount of money spent on implementing this bill will be utilized properly in the favour of poor people. - This will increase more corruption in our country as there is no provision of feedback system to check whether the food is being reached to the poor or not. - According to NSSO surveys, the proportion of hungry people has fallen from 15.3% in 1983 to 2% in 2004. Thus it is clear that hungry people are not crying out for cheap grains.

Should English be banned in Indian Parliament! There is a big roar for banning addressals in English in Parliament. Is it English that is keeping us behind? or Is it just an issue to divert from many other core and burly issues?For Developed countries like Germany, China, France etc. which use mother tongue adequately have shown remarkable growth at all fronts. They are deeply united and exemplify the significance of use of a mother tongue. Those who think for its ban can see enough fodder in it to put their voice loud in their favor. Against India has been diversified since its inception and practicing various languages. We have got different religions living and different languages spoken. We can’t be forced now to follow one language as a mother tongue and use it in parliament. All languages should be loved and encouraged. English is the language, which the youth are looking up to. It is an important language. India is considered as a IT-giant and for that matter English is pivotal for software savvy youths, so refraining English speaking MPs from parliament would be a wrong signal to the world. If we really resolve to bring about change in the current arrangement, we should use the system that UN delegates follow. They speak their own languages from the world over during meetings with an interpreter doing the necessary translation. This system would ensure that all MPs can eloquently express their views during a discussion. English is a necessity in a globalized work environment. Hindi or other languages can be promoted at the regional level; but this should not be done at the expense of English.

RE: Should English be banned in Indian Parliament! vishnu kj 12-3-2013 09:43 AM India was under British rule for more than 100 years,obviously the influence of English will be there in every aspect it deals with it. Also India being a diversified country has different languages and people may find it difficult to communicate in Hindi in every parts of India.Hindi is the most spoken language in India, but it haven’t mentioned in the constitution that Hindi is our national language.Moreover, India being a developing country can reach great heights using the widely spoken language English.

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0 09-30-2013 01:32 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-30-2013 01:32 AM No Replies MGNREGA : A key to increase employment in the country – Group Discussion 0 06-27-2012 06:40 AM Group Discussion 09-29-2013 10:13 PM No Replies f 0 09-26-2013 07:20 AM a 09-26-2013 07:20 AM No Replies Not blocking the disqualification of convicted MPs 0 09-26-2013 02:28 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-26-2013 02:28 AM No Replies MNC’s are superior to Indian companies 0 09-26-2013 02:28 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-26-2013 02:28 AM No Replies Democracy is hampering India’s progress 0 09-26-2013 02:27 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-26-2013 02:27 AM No Replies Media is a mixed blessing 0 09-25-2013 03:22 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-25-2013 03:22 AM No Replies Superstitions v/s scientific temper 0 09-25-2013 03:21 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-25-2013 03:21 AM No Replies Recent riots in UP – Is state government to be blamed? 0 09-25-2013 03:21 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-25-2013 03:21 AM No Replies Abolishing Rajya Sabha makes sense 0 09-25-2013 03:20 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-25-2013 03:20 AM No Replies Small home businesses are the key to overall growth for India 0 09-23-2013 03:02 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-23-2013 03:02 AM No Replies Privatize to reduce corruption 0 09-23-2013 03:02 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-23-2013 03:02 AM No Replies Tuitions should be banned 0 09-23-2013 03:01 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-23-2013 03:01 AM No Replies Is India still a secular state? 0 09-23-2013 03:00 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-23-2013 03:00 AM No Replies The builders should not charge the flat buyers for parking space 0 09-20-2013 08:36 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-20-2013 08:36 AM No Replies Entitling civil servants for free treatment abroad is a welcome move 0 09-20-2013 08:35 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-20-2013 08:35 AM No Replies Rely on thyself – learn to work in an autonomous fashion 0 09-20-2013 08:34 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-20-2013 08:34 AM No Replies Syria should be punished for using chemical weapons against civilians 0 09-19-2013 12:54 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-19-2013 12:54 AM No Replies Gambling or Betting should be legalized in India 1 08-28-2013 02:39 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-18-2013 03:11 PM umesh gaur Rs 12 or 5? – The cost of a poor man’s meal 1 08-26-2013 02:41 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-18-2013 03:02 PM umesh gaur Should India supply arms to Afghanistan? 0 09-18-2013 01:10 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-18-2013 01:10 AM No Replies Juvenile rapists should be treated same as adults 0 09-18-2013 01:10 AM Nupur Bhargava 09-18-2013 01:10 AM No Replies Journalists should be made to pass an exam All the Best