ghanashyam

@ghanashyam (21)

India • Age 71

Joined myLot 16 years ago

THERE WERE NEVER BORN AUTHORS , THEY WERE ALL LEARNERS.

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Discussions (6)

ghanashyam's Discussions

the rural and the urban.

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 3 Feb 08

The rural folks may not be savvy with the cell phones and computers, but college youths from the country side in India are physically fitter than their city counterparts. And it must be assumed that this may be true for the other...

early childhood

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face change ove for government nurses.

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 1 Feb 08

Private hospitals in India, are becoming more like hotels, resorts, and more commercial. The visitors and patients not only in India but also in other countries also, want warm and hospitable staff at the hospitals. In...

public servants

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leave for the love torn

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 29 Jan 08

love torn staff at a Japanese marketing company can take paid time off after a bad break-up with a partner, with more heartache leave on offer as they grow old. a very welcome change for the teenager! now the teenagers have a...

maternity leave

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weight loss and healty body.

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 28 Jan 08

many exercise jut to lose weight, but they do not realise that it is not enough just to have a slim waist. wht is more important is to keep healthy. and in order to do so, you need to include in your fitness regime cardiovascular...

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ghosts,

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 27 Jan 08

i recently saw some fascinating serials about GHOSTS in the discovery channel. the serials under the heading of HAUNTED , brings clearly brings one to believe that there are some un-natural forces existing in this world,...

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lucknow

ghanashyam @ghanashyam (21) • India 27 Jan 08

LUCKNOW the capital city of Uttar Pradesh( india), historically known as Awadh region, is mostly known as the city of Nawabs or a Constantinople of india. Lucknow always remained associated with courtly manners, Indian music,...

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