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The Change Is Us

While We Are Fighting Over Aamir, A Common Man Doesn’t Even Know What Intolerance Is Because…

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Intolerance. First Shahrukh Khan, now Aamir Khan, and a whole lot of others in between. In the past few months we have seen so many people ranting about it. Celebrities, politicians, leaders, journalists, other famous people, even me at some point of time. For or against doesn’t matter. Do you know what India majorly comprises of? Common men. A huge section of which … [Read more...]

Nitish Meets Lalu Meets Kejriwal Meets Rahul. All For Modi. Principles? Who Cares!

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India has seen a lot of ups and downs in the last couple of years. A see-saw of fate and a lot of blabbering during political rallies has been observed. The era of healthy politics has somewhere hidden behind the detoriating atmosphere. Even though the world is looking towards India with renewed hope and is treating as an important member whose say is taken seriously in Global … [Read more...]

Planning To Get An IT Job In USA? Here’s Why It May Get A Lot More Difficult!

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Indian IT companies, who thrive on their offshore business, might get a set back from the new US immigration bill, which has been proposed, but yet to be passed. This new bill talks about reduction in the number of H-1B visas for employees of IT companies. A restriction has been introduced that if companies have more than 50 employees abroad and more than 50% of those employees … [Read more...]

9th Grade Pass Shehzadas Will Rule Now. Sorry, They Aren’t The Youth We Wanted!

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Who are Tej Pratap and Tejaswi and Rahul Gandhi? Sons of famous politicians? And? Errr… No idea. Well, people, Rahul Gandhi is the vice president of Congress, Tejaswi is the Deputy CM of Bihar while Tej Pratap is set to see health, environment and minor irrigation in Bihar. But do they really deserve the posts? NO! I really wish our Deputy CM would have … [Read more...]

This Is How We Are Tolerant Towards All Evils, But Intolerant Towards Lesser Important Issues

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I do not belong to any community nor do I support any political party. This is my secular article for my secular country questioning its secularism. Let us introspect ourselves of what is being tolerant that is being hyped by our media today? I cross the railway track every morning at around 9.00 am from my house to office. What I see from my fellow travelers [bickers, … [Read more...]