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Google can track everything you do online through its vast network of tools and sites. A guy in France learnt that even offline he can’t escape Google! A Frenchman is in a fix. The guy was peeing in his own garden – crazy spot to do so – when the Google’s Street view cameraman came [...]
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Indian Marriages are a world unto themselves. The behavior is typical and interesting. Bride and Groom are accidental diversions. People actually go to live a fantasy. Many things are common and have grown into people’s imagination not because of any genuine reason, but because they are peculiar. So it is very common for all the [...]
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In today’s corporate world, it is important to emphasize one’s own strengths while knowing the weaknesses. And this should be done when crafting your resume. But sometimes people get too carried away in a competitive situation. Given how things are in the job world in the US – specially in the banking and finance sector [...]
Read More...One is not sure whether it was a comment on the food of the Diner or the anticipated problems these people expected from it.
Read More...Getting an annual physical exam is something that my wife has to remind me. Probably when she feels I am worth more alive than dead, her reminder comes in.
Read More...These days the Chinese are buying their wives from Vietnam. Why? Because, just as in India, their Male/Female ratio is all lopsided. So, Vietnamese women can be bought as wives if they pay $32,000.
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It seems there is no dearth of women wanting to dance naked for some cause – worthy or not – in India these days.
Read More...A story says that when Krishna was an infant, Kamsa – his Uncle – sent out a demoness (a lady who probably wasn’t as pleasant as most were at that time) – to kill all the kids born in a certain time p
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It was Friday morning and I was ready to take the Metro from a station in Dwarka to CP (Rajiv Chowk).
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If you see today’s Delhi, the Delhi of the 1970s and 80s would have looked deserted. But to people who had lived through the 50s and 60s, the 70s and 80s with the new big buses looked menacing.
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