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Expect no more, For, it’s not for you to decide; What must one do & with what shall one abide. Expect no more, For, the soul ought to be free; Subject it not to any suppression, don’t pass any decree. Expect no more, If you cannot reciprocate; It’s nature’s law, not your destiny or fate. Expect no more, For it is not your right; It is a privilege and it will come back to

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In the dark of the night, a world falls asleep and another rises; full of revelations and surprises. In the dark of the night, thoughts acquire a voice; you listen and question your every choice. In the dark of the night, evil comes knocking; you shut the door but it just keeps talking. In the dark of the night, tears find a way out; the lips remain silent, though, they'd rather shout. In

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Take me away, to a land far away; where souls are clear of any pretentious display. Take me away, to a place where I can play; play like a child with mud and clay. Take me away, where I can discover and learn; get dead tired but still yearn. Take me away to the skies so high; the world under me and a glint in my eye. Take me away, to the waters below; immerse the tears and everything shallow

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No! This is not one of those attention grabbing headlines. I mean every word of it. Before you jump the gun, let me clarify that I fully support & stand by ANNA’s right to stand up for what he believes in & his freedom of expression & his peaceful protests and I strongly condemn Indian government’s handling of the whole issue which, by the way, has only exposed its insecurities & demonstrated

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David Griffin on how photography connects us | Video on TED.com

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If you have tried managing a Business Page on Facebook, I’m sure this thought would have definitely crossed your mind. I mean, when you (having a personal Facebook account) have the option to get a notification about everything and anything that your friends do (including that one of them sneezed), on your Wall or via Newsfeed, E-mail or Mobile phone, you wouldn’t be wrong in assuming that when

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When it comes to designing and implementing an online marketing solution for a client, there’s no blanket approach you can take to ensure that you provide your client with the most effective solution. However, there are some points that you should most definitely and always keep in mind, no matter who your client is. They are as follows:   1. Thoroughly understand your Client’s Business It is the

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Directed by Harald Zwart, this movie is a remake of the 1st The Karate Kid movie which released in 1984. Being a remake, the basic plot of the movie is the same as the original one with some minor changes. Daniel is replaced by Dre and Mr. Miyagi is replaced by Mr. Kan. Dre (Jaden Smith), a 12 year old Afro-American kid, who’s lived in Detroit, USA all his life, is forced to move to China after

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......continued from Free-Wheelers (Posted on 15th March'10) After a good night’s sleep and morning rituals done with, we were up and rearing to roll the wheels but not before we treated ourselves to a good breakfast. It consisted of delicious Bread and Green Chilly Pakoras and refreshing Kadak-Chai, brought to our doorstep; a warm gesture from an acquaintance in JAIPUR. With our stomach’s full,

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If you have seen and liked, Dibakar Banerjee’s previous two flicks – Khosla ka Ghosla and Oye Lucky! , you wouldn’t be wrong in having high expectations from this one. LSD is definitely different, new age and falls in the slice-of-life genre but unlike his previous ventures, this one leaves a lot to be desired. The story comprises three sub-stories addressing three serious issues connected to

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It was the summer of 2006 (May’06) and the build up to the summer had been an eventful one. I’d finished off my graduation final year and CA Inter exams and had also made it to one of the B-Schools in Mumbai. I was at a Strategic Inflexion Point (A term that I got acquainted with, in my B-school days). My life, as I knew it then, was going to change in a big way. Until then, I’d never really

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Finally, a movie which does not try hard at all but succeeds in leaving a strong impact. Written and directed by Dev Benegal, this one’s for those who like it raw and rusty. No pretensions, no frills; a simple and touching journey, which makes you realise the importance of small yet essential things that we just take for granted these days and entertains you in the finest of ways and at its own

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Alright! Being a fan of Farhan Akhtar’s work, I was really waiting for this one. The built up to the release made it look promising and unique (It’s hard to find a good suspense thriller in Bollywood these days and the promos did hint that one might just be there). It delivers to the promise for the most part but misses an important call or two. The story takes off with a day in the life of a

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Ever since I caught a glimpse of MNIK, I had been very sceptical about how the movie would be primarily because it’s based on a beaten to death topic and the promos also didn’t look too promising to me(Too much of KJo style for me for such a subject). So, with a lot of apprehension and minimal expectations, I stepped into the theatre. My heart goes out to SRK, who has done a commendable job

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When was the last time you thought of doing something that excites you and you’re passionate about and not just do something because everyone does it, because others want you to, because it pays the bills or gives you a good social standing? I’m sure it wouldn’t be too long ago. Even if you have never given it a thought, by the end of this movie, you sure will. It challenges the mindset that

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Ever since the day, I got the 1st look at its trailer, AVATAR become this year’s most awaited movie for me. Something, I just couldn’t wait to catch and after almost one and a half months of wait, I finally got my chance to see it in its 3D avatar. The wait was definitely worth it and much more. That the movie is about this new and visually spectacular world beyond imagination and its collision

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Okay! I have to admit...with the advent of T20 cricket (rather an excess of it off-late) and the corporate life not leaving much time to spare for watching a day long game (except may be on weekends or public holidays provided I’m not sleeping), I too am one of the many so called cricket fans who thought that the days of the 50 over format are numbered. Well, how foolish can this thought be, was

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