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The foundational principle of this blog is to appeal to the like-minded, address societal problems in India, discuss root causes, debate solutions and identify effective execution to improve the current standard of living. NOTE: THIS IS NOT FOR PHILANTHROPISTS! This is for those who believe that standard of living is the responsibility of the occupants. If you are looking for community service for self-gratification, this is not the place you are looking for.
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2 comments:
Just a personal opinion...but the stereotype still bothers me..
a victim of war in the middle east
a begger in India
True Badhri, but it takes really long time for stereotypes to change.
At least we have been successful in convincing at least a good percentage to take a re-look at India over the last decade.
I bet if we continue the chirade, we will soon be known one day as the land of intelligentsia.
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