My perspective - I may have a different take on many things

There will be no better time to reform India and free us from the clutches of people hell bent on dividing India based on Cast and religion and looting nation and Common man. Dear Mr. PM, I would like to draw your attention to few issues and my perspective. This is purely my perspective and am sure many people will resonate with me. I am sure there are many more important issues for you to address. 1.        Caste /Religion Based Reservation – Mr Mandal suggested some changes and one govt implemented the findings after 2 decades ( not relevant at the time of implementation) thinking to milk the votes   and save government. We really don’t understand the logic of a children of IAS officer getting the same right/ reservation as his father. Govt gave priveliges and this quota IAS is in much better condition to get good education to his children as compared to a non quota Middle class or lower middle class Indian. Although every parent cle...

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In three months Matt Manning from Xenia, Ohio transformed by dropping 40 pounds, which led to a $50,000 grand prize win...   Photo - news200.com  

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2 states - 100 cr club - Congrats (Alia and Arjun) Alia Bhat flares her nostrils so violently, I am sure many people have noticed..  

    My challenge - "In last decade only I have followed in letter & spirit the 3 principles of Gandhi ji"  

The man himself called it "low-risk" brain surgery, and in terms of all-time oxymora, that ranks right up there with the old George Carlin standbys "jumbo shrimp" and "business ethics." J.B. Holmes said it about the two surgeries performed inside his skull in 2011. And Holmes, who once was a two-time PGA Tour winner and member of the victorious 2008 U.S. Ryder Cup team, is about the last guy you'd expect to be reading about after the star-studded field played 72 holes of golf at Quail Hollow for the Wells Fargo Championship. It's not just that he was ranked 242nd in the world entering Quail Hollow, or that it had been six years since he won. It's that in the time since he last tasted glory, he'd had his brain operated on twice. We won't even mention an ensuing elbow injury and broken ankle while rollerblading last year. Just focus on the guy coming back from brain surgery – pardon me, two brain surgeries – to beat back Phil Mick...