Sparsh Saini

@TheAythingGuy (51)

New Delhi, India • Age 31

Joined myLot 8 years ago

Automotive Engineer. Student of political science and international relations. Amateur defence analyst. Aspiring diplomat. History buff. Accidental writer.

Discussions (4)

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Is some fat in our bodies more "stubborn" than others?

Robert Centauro @ourlot (982) 5 Oct 16

Are some fat deposits in our bodies more prone to resist against a diet and exercise? That is, is there some fat that won't go away, no matter what? My wife tends to complain that she loses fat first on her face and only very...

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Sparsh Saini I made a similar discussion regarding how obstinate lower belly fat is. I believe the only way to rid yourself of that recalcitrant flab is to have a very disciplined diet coupled with sprinting for the best results. Crunches do help strengthen the abdominal...

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Pokemon Go: Health gains of exergames

Biswajeet sahu @likun123 (298) • Angul, India 4 Oct 16

FIGHT FAT WITH VIRTUAL REALITY A few years ago, a study found 30% of 14-18 years olds were obes & Diabetic, with rate rising rapidly Reasons were junk food, low exercise Now study says exergames like...

health and fitness

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Sparsh Saini "Researchers" love to come up with weird new theories. It is pitiable that people need Pokemon Go as motivation to just go out and walk. I guess we would eventually come to a stage when we'd have apps to motivate people to go brush their teeth, take a shower,...

6 Oct 16

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Do you really think we need a proof of SURGICAL STRIKE ?

siliguri @siliguri (4241) • India 4 Oct 16

About 1 week ago, indian army done a surgical strike in POK after that many of people within the country and outside demanding the proof of surgical strike made in POK,,, WHAT IS YOUR THOUGHT ABOUT THIS???

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Sparsh Saini Surgical strikes have always been an instrument deployed in case of a contingency. We can look back at other examples such as the raid on Entebbe by Israeli special forces (Sayeret Matkal) and by the U.S Seals in Abbottabad. In either case, there were no...

6 Oct 16

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He goes to hell, they go to purgatory

LK2018 @Letranknight2015 (51971) • Philippines 5 Oct 16

Yup there it is again, our beloved humble President Duterte has yet again became tirade with what the journalist ask him. He claims that instead of the US or UN coming to the country and assisting the Govt in it's fight against...

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Sparsh Saini No matter what one says, he is certainly a man of action. I'm sure the people of Philippines are much more aware of the tangible impact of his war against drugs. But seeing how fearlessly he is snubbing all critics, it does seem that he has confidence in his...

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I am ashamed of myself ....

s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 4 Oct 16

This is unfortunate to hear that the Chief Minister of Delhi asked for the proof of surgical strikes of India? He never questioned the Granade Attack made by the Pakistani Terrorists on the Army Base camp in which 19 Army Jawans...

surgical strikes

chief minister of delhi

19 soldiers sacrificed their life

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Sparsh Saini It is imperative that at times like these people come together to criticise those who make a mockery of national identity. Till the time people choose to believe in petty rhetoric, we would be replacing one moron with another. This is what you get when free...

5 Oct 16

How often do you do jogging and how many miles can you jog the most ?

wildlittlefan @wildlittlefan (4680) • Hong Kong 26 Sep 16

I usually jog for half an hour each time and I can run 9-10 rounds in the tracking field. How about you. Share with us ?

strength restore

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Sparsh Saini I have never been constant with running. Being flat-footed I always tend to have shin pain after which I abruptly stop.

5 Oct 16

Is your Body your Boss?

Eitchy @Eitchy (178) • Johannesburg, Sudan 14 Sep 16

Maybe all of us have started an exercise program at one or other time of our life. We understand the importance of it, and how it can give us quality of life. And yet, some or other time we give up on it. Is there some secret...

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Sparsh Saini I feel that every time you feel to be settling into a routine, some impediment or the other causes you to lose the rhythm. I guess fitness discipline needs a very static routine and for those with peripatetic lifestyles, it can get really difficult to maintain...

5 Oct 16

What do you think of India’s surgical strikes that took place against Pakistan?

Biswajeet sahu @likun123 (298) • Angul, India 29 Sep 16

This was Announcement made with proud from Indian Officials, after the today’s meeting of Cabinet Committee on Security Chaired By Prime Minister Narendra Damodar Modi. After US went inside the Pakistan and killed only 1 Osama,...

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Sparsh Saini Being from an army background, I can tell you that this wasn't the first time that something of this sort has been done. Yet, at the same time, the scale and magnitude of retribution was a lot more this time. 4 and 9 Para SF, and for that all Para SF units (...

5 Oct 16

A solution to Terrorism ....

s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 17 Jun 16

The solution to terrorism calls for 'trust' and 'confidence' among all world nations. The issue needs to be viewed from Geographical and political angle than from Religious angle. This calls for concerted efforts from all G20...

solution for terrorism

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Sparsh Saini You are correct about viewing the problem from a geopolitical angle. But you must bear in mind that while terrorism at the ideological level is governed by political expediencies, religion is what provides it with impetus and mobilisation. So being blind to...

5 Oct 16

Banning Pakistani Artists

Avinash @avi256 (8489) • Pune, India 4 Oct 16

Recently IMPAA has imposed ban on Pakistan Artistes in India till further situation between India and Pakistan are not normalized. There have been various reactions on this where some people from film fraternity have spoken...

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Sparsh Saini It is absolutely justified for a sovereign state to take measures not only for its security but the general morale of its public. While the tangibility of the impact of banning artists on terrorism may be debatable, we evade the prime objective by discussing...

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