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Hand That Rocks The Cradle Rules The World!

Mother is that divine entity in our life, who retains us in her womb for about 9 months, before bringing us to this world. She remains a major part of our entire existence until we learn to survive on our own. Even after that she should have a special place ...

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Aggressive Behaviour in Children

Recently, a boy was recovering from a fractured leg. The parents, fed up of his mischief at home, had brought him to school in their car, when the plaster was still there. The boy was walking with crutches. That day, the teacher saw this boy kick a classmate with the ...

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To The Land Of Opportunities Bound

According to a United Nations estimate, with the emigration of computer experts from India to the US, there is a loss of 2 billion dollars a year. At the same time, when Indian students go abroad for higher studies, India again loses 10 billion dollars in foreign exchange. Given this ...

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My Daddy Strongest!

A doting father finds himself responsible not only for his baby, but also for the education of the child after the mother’s initiative. Charity begins at home, likewise education begins at home. So the father not only pays for the classroom education, but also inculcates the quality of responsibility in ...

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Spirituality the Need Of The Hour

Picture this scenario. A ward boy/sweeper performs a surgical procedure on a patient with the medical chief of a government hospital watching it. Later he supports his conduct, in the media. The medical profession is getting highly commercialized what with the doctors prescribing expensive diagnostic modalities and receiving a major ...

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The Dilemma of Trusting

Trust is a sad word. How many people have fallen into a trap after trusting even someone close, let alone strangers? There have been many incidents of people being cheated by near and dear ones. But then people never learn from their own experience or from that of the others. ...

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Productivity is Relative

A polio-affected girl, Tasneem Shaikh said, “We had a lesson in our 11th std. Hindi, where the author, in an unknown city, was feeling weak with high fever. He was taken to his destination by a man, in a bicycle. This man cycled with only one leg since he had ...

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