Sanchit Goyal wrote:
They would treat the death of the General as a disaster and hence become more determined to fight. This will turn the whole concept of “war coming to end as a result of General’s death!” upside down. Hence in my opinion Rehan should not refrain from helping the General in the best way possible. He should not let perso…

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milan modi wrote:
It is given that Rehan is a doctor by profession. He is now in a mental fix between Dharma and Karma. If he lets a bleeding man die, he will have the guilt of not making an effort to save the life of a human being, thus he is not doing his duty as a doctor. If he saves the General and gives him life then he will think that he…

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Shreeja Das wrote:
There is always two sides of the same coin. Similarly, in this case, Facebook which on one hand is an easy way of communication and getting in touch with people , on the other hand also it is becoming an element to break family relationships. Recently, social networking sites are being blamed for marital discords due to lack of…

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Pritam Mukherjee wrote:
As Shreeja said,every good thing accompanies some negatives. But, we should consider and concentrate on the larger positives. FB gives us an opportunity, like never before, to connect with the world and to network. What we should take from the foreign culture is absolutely our own choice given the fact that we are matured…

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Anant Sanganeria wrote:
It has become an information sharing hub. As per the latest stats Facebook has contributed over 200 billion to the world economy and has also created many jobs. Indians have over 100 million accounts on Facebook which not only includes common man but also politicians,actors,sportsmen etc.

Lots of stats and relevant…Read More