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Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
Humour Is welcome but "shifting" humour?
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Open Cheating.
There is no financial benefit of points except Rs. 50/- to one, Rs. 25/- each to next four and Rs. 10/- each to next five. I don't think moderators need spend any time in controlling the points. There is no revenue distribution, no moderator bonus. There appears no basis for zeal in restricting members from earning points when there is so little at stake. After all, what Ram Baboo can do by adopting any wrong means. Just get Rs. 50/- a week or Rs. 8/- per day.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Forget about Modi, it is much more amazing to see the speed at which one of our members changes his view within a matter of two days..complete turn around as always lol
Don't you need some humorous touch to the forums?
Some humor is good but too much humor is being thrust on us , which becomes irritating !
humor are equally important as the seriousness of the word because if there is no humor there is no interest for the members to read all the comments which are too serious words which makes person more serious in his/her real life too. i think the member should use satire too.
Humor is also a method to express your views. Sometimes, a witty remark or satire says more. Two persons were talking about meaning and limitations of freedom. One person was holding a stick that accidentally touched the belly of the other person. He wittingly said- "Your liberty ends where my belly begins.".
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic No freedom of expression for IAS .
anil wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
vijay wrote:
Government employees cannot be openly seen as having views opposite to that of the government as it would lead to conflict of interest and cause bias in their working.
then where goes the freedom of expression of every citizen of India, if the government workers cannot speaks their words in public which they want to say.
A government employee is an important part of the administrative mechanism. He is supposed to be politically neutral and perform his job in accordance with law and departmental rules/ instructions. He is not supposed to express any political preferences- likes or dislikes. A govt. employee cannot even frequently attend public meetings of a particular party. The only right that a govt. employee can exercise is right of vote. But even then he must not indicate to others how he voted.
This is what is contained in conduct rules. As long as one is in govt. service, it is necessary to observe political neutrality for sake of smooth governance.
You are right sir but how many employees are following code of conduct. Here in my city collector said to some persons, What congress give you, Madam, (CM of Rajasthan) Completed sugar mill with in 12 months. These are words of DC.
Unfortunately, state govt. employees are being misused by ruling parties. The employees quickly switch their loyalty on change of ruling party. In U.P. also, police and other state govt. employees are used by the ruling party for partisan ends. But the moment some other party comes to power, the employees will switch their loyalty. For this, politicians are to blame more. Employees are just poor fish.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
No doubt, the crimes are generally for money. One may earn money honestly or indulge in fraud, theft or robbery. There wil always be people with criminal bent of mind. But still most of us earn our living by doing some useful work.
9 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba created new topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
This has happened near to my town, a guard sleeping in ATM was beaten badly by looters. The guard was died and looters are not identified till now. After watching this video everyone can say that there is no difference between man and animal.
http://zeenews.india.com/news/india/disturbing-video-this-will-give-you-goose-bumps-guard-beaten-to-death-in-sleep-inside-atm-humanity-has-died_1896432.html
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic hair care with natural oils.
Well, since the topic has now moved on to Pistas and other food stuff from hair oils, I guess it is time to lock up. Any one wishing to carry discussion on dry fruits further may start a new discussion on it.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Advantages and Disadvantages of R.O. water..
R.O. filteration removes most vital minerals from the water and our habit of drinking such water is having an effect on our immune system. An old family medicine doctor we know also feels that lack of drinking water in its natural form is also causing B12 deficiency.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic This is how things work in Switzerland ...
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
what national habit, i have heard it first time it is truly unique
If you want an answer to that you need to go through the previous posts which is the norm in any discussion site, not just make posts for the sake of doing so..
thanks for your suggestion
See you are doing it again, exactly what everyone is complaining about. Now do not reply to this post but make sure you read the topic first and others' opinions before making meaningless comments.
9 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Advantages and Disadvantages of R.O. water..
anil wrote:
Yes I read it. RO water purifier also waste enough water during purification.
Out of raw water only 30 % get purified and 70 % got wasted. In my house we use buckets to collect this waste water and use to fill in coolers and for washing other things.
Beside of wasting water R.O. also removes important minerals from water which are necessary for our health. The minerals or any thing larger than water molecule is removed from raw water.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic hair care with natural oils.
anil wrote:
suni51 wrote:
If I would hear the word "Rajasthan" I would imagine about Forts, kings and Rajputs before anything else. Rajasthan is perhaps a place that represents India and its true glory. I have visited almost every place in Rajasthan and even the deserted areas have their own beauty. If saffron is being successfully produced in this state it will be another feather to its crown.
Wait for some days, you will eat Rajasthani's Pistachios.
wow!Anil i cannot wait for the day.i know the taste of pistachios from kabul
now i'm going to taste pistachios from rajasthan
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Can Coffee Cause Cancer ?.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Some people like to drink much hot one specially in rural are. Thank God I have not this habit. I can't drink much hot.
you are saved.drink coffee or tea to that matter any drink,don't drink fuming hot.This may damage your taste buds,and also lead to cancer.
Damage test buds will cure but cancer
damaged taste buds is not a small thing. after some time you will not the difference between sweet and sour.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Different prices of vegetables in different places..
anil wrote:
suni51 wrote:
Half of the prices are increased by news channels. I laugh listening to some of the captions they put like "Red War" and the play a loud music before telling that the discussion is based on Tomato price which is available for 30/ but they are telling it is 80/. Next time a vegetable wala comes and says yes it will be 80 from tomorrow because he heard it on TV in the morning.
Yes it is right. last week a bought tomato 40 Kg but today it is 80. In some days lower and middle class quit and control on use of Tomato, it will balance demand and supply.
Its not only Tomatoes . every vegetable is in short supply. it is due to inadequate rains.government failed to compensate the farmers
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic No freedom of expression for IAS .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
vijay wrote:
Government employees cannot be openly seen as having views opposite to that of the government as it would lead to conflict of interest and cause bias in their working.
then where goes the freedom of expression of every citizen of India, if the government workers cannot speaks their words in public which they want to say.
A government employee is an important part of the administrative mechanism. He is supposed to be politically neutral and perform his job in accordance with law and departmental rules/ instructions. He is not supposed to express any political preferences- likes or dislikes. A govt. employee cannot even frequently attend public meetings of a particular party. The only right that a govt. employee can exercise is right of vote. But even then he must not indicate to others how he voted.
This is what is contained in conduct rules. As long as one is in govt. service, it is necessary to observe political neutrality for sake of smooth governance.
You are right sir but how many employees are following code of conduct. Here in my city collector said to some persons, What congress give you, Madam, (CM of Rajasthan) Completed sugar mill with in 12 months. These are words of DC.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Can Coffee Cause Cancer ?.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Some people like to drink much hot one specially in rural are. Thank God I have not this habit. I can't drink much hot.
you are saved.drink coffee or tea to that matter any drink,don't drink fuming hot.This may damage your taste buds,and also lead to cancer.
Damage test buds will cure but cancer
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
9 years ago
vijay replied to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
Humour Is welcome but "shifting" humour?
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Open Cheating.
There is no financial benefit of points except Rs. 50/- to one, Rs. 25/- each to next four and Rs. 10/- each to next five. I don't think moderators need spend any time in controlling the points. There is no revenue distribution, no moderator bonus. There appears no basis for zeal in restricting members from earning points when there is so little at stake. After all, what Ram Baboo can do by adopting any wrong means. Just get Rs. 50/- a week or Rs. 8/- per day.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Modi is not a Karamyogi as he sits on his promises.
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Forget about Modi, it is much more amazing to see the speed at which one of our members changes his view within a matter of two days..complete turn around as always lol
Don't you need some humorous touch to the forums?
Some humor is good but too much humor is being thrust on us , which becomes irritating !
humor are equally important as the seriousness of the word because if there is no humor there is no interest for the members to read all the comments which are too serious words which makes person more serious in his/her real life too. i think the member should use satire too.
Humor is also a method to express your views. Sometimes, a witty remark or satire says more. Two persons were talking about meaning and limitations of freedom. One person was holding a stick that accidentally touched the belly of the other person. He wittingly said- "Your liberty ends where my belly begins.".
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic No freedom of expression for IAS .
anil wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
vijay wrote:
Government employees cannot be openly seen as having views opposite to that of the government as it would lead to conflict of interest and cause bias in their working.
then where goes the freedom of expression of every citizen of India, if the government workers cannot speaks their words in public which they want to say.
A government employee is an important part of the administrative mechanism. He is supposed to be politically neutral and perform his job in accordance with law and departmental rules/ instructions. He is not supposed to express any political preferences- likes or dislikes. A govt. employee cannot even frequently attend public meetings of a particular party. The only right that a govt. employee can exercise is right of vote. But even then he must not indicate to others how he voted.
This is what is contained in conduct rules. As long as one is in govt. service, it is necessary to observe political neutrality for sake of smooth governance.
You are right sir but how many employees are following code of conduct. Here in my city collector said to some persons, What congress give you, Madam, (CM of Rajasthan) Completed sugar mill with in 12 months. These are words of DC.
Unfortunately, state govt. employees are being misused by ruling parties. The employees quickly switch their loyalty on change of ruling party. In U.P. also, police and other state govt. employees are used by the ruling party for partisan ends. But the moment some other party comes to power, the employees will switch their loyalty. For this, politicians are to blame more. Employees are just poor fish.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
No doubt, the crimes are generally for money. One may earn money honestly or indulge in fraud, theft or robbery. There wil always be people with criminal bent of mind. But still most of us earn our living by doing some useful work.
9 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba created new topic Man has lost his all morals for money..
This has happened near to my town, a guard sleeping in ATM was beaten badly by looters. The guard was died and looters are not identified till now. After watching this video everyone can say that there is no difference between man and animal.
http://zeenews.india.com/news/india/disturbing-video-this-will-give-you-goose-bumps-guard-beaten-to-death-in-sleep-inside-atm-humanity-has-died_1896432.html
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic hair care with natural oils.
Well, since the topic has now moved on to Pistas and other food stuff from hair oils, I guess it is time to lock up. Any one wishing to carry discussion on dry fruits further may start a new discussion on it.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Advantages and Disadvantages of R.O. water..
R.O. filteration removes most vital minerals from the water and our habit of drinking such water is having an effect on our immune system. An old family medicine doctor we know also feels that lack of drinking water in its natural form is also causing B12 deficiency.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic This is how things work in Switzerland ...
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
what national habit, i have heard it first time it is truly unique
If you want an answer to that you need to go through the previous posts which is the norm in any discussion site, not just make posts for the sake of doing so..
thanks for your suggestion
See you are doing it again, exactly what everyone is complaining about. Now do not reply to this post but make sure you read the topic first and others' opinions before making meaningless comments.
9 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Advantages and Disadvantages of R.O. water..
anil wrote:
Yes I read it. RO water purifier also waste enough water during purification.
Out of raw water only 30 % get purified and 70 % got wasted. In my house we use buckets to collect this waste water and use to fill in coolers and for washing other things.
Beside of wasting water R.O. also removes important minerals from water which are necessary for our health. The minerals or any thing larger than water molecule is removed from raw water.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic hair care with natural oils.
anil wrote:
suni51 wrote:
If I would hear the word "Rajasthan" I would imagine about Forts, kings and Rajputs before anything else. Rajasthan is perhaps a place that represents India and its true glory. I have visited almost every place in Rajasthan and even the deserted areas have their own beauty. If saffron is being successfully produced in this state it will be another feather to its crown.
Wait for some days, you will eat Rajasthani's Pistachios.
wow!Anil i cannot wait for the day.i know the taste of pistachios from kabul
now i'm going to taste pistachios from rajasthan
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Can Coffee Cause Cancer ?.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Some people like to drink much hot one specially in rural are. Thank God I have not this habit. I can't drink much hot.
you are saved.drink coffee or tea to that matter any drink,don't drink fuming hot.This may damage your taste buds,and also lead to cancer.
Damage test buds will cure but cancer
damaged taste buds is not a small thing. after some time you will not the difference between sweet and sour.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Different prices of vegetables in different places..
anil wrote:
suni51 wrote:
Half of the prices are increased by news channels. I laugh listening to some of the captions they put like "Red War" and the play a loud music before telling that the discussion is based on Tomato price which is available for 30/ but they are telling it is 80/. Next time a vegetable wala comes and says yes it will be 80 from tomorrow because he heard it on TV in the morning.
Yes it is right. last week a bought tomato 40 Kg but today it is 80. In some days lower and middle class quit and control on use of Tomato, it will balance demand and supply.
Its not only Tomatoes . every vegetable is in short supply. it is due to inadequate rains.government failed to compensate the farmers
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic No freedom of expression for IAS .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
vijay wrote:
Government employees cannot be openly seen as having views opposite to that of the government as it would lead to conflict of interest and cause bias in their working.
then where goes the freedom of expression of every citizen of India, if the government workers cannot speaks their words in public which they want to say.
A government employee is an important part of the administrative mechanism. He is supposed to be politically neutral and perform his job in accordance with law and departmental rules/ instructions. He is not supposed to express any political preferences- likes or dislikes. A govt. employee cannot even frequently attend public meetings of a particular party. The only right that a govt. employee can exercise is right of vote. But even then he must not indicate to others how he voted.
This is what is contained in conduct rules. As long as one is in govt. service, it is necessary to observe political neutrality for sake of smooth governance.
You are right sir but how many employees are following code of conduct. Here in my city collector said to some persons, What congress give you, Madam, (CM of Rajasthan) Completed sugar mill with in 12 months. These are words of DC.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Can Coffee Cause Cancer ?.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
Some people like to drink much hot one specially in rural are. Thank God I have not this habit. I can't drink much hot.
you are saved.drink coffee or tea to that matter any drink,don't drink fuming hot.This may damage your taste buds,and also lead to cancer.
Damage test buds will cure but cancer
9 years ago