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areddy
13y ago
Agree with you. There are around 12 IITs while Harvard is a single institute(?). The article omitted JEE mains phase. 12.5 lakh students appear for mains, in 2013. 75,000 qualified for JEE advanced.
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areddy
13y ago
This is good startup story for India. Exits in India are rare but not unheard of, as claimed by article. There are some Indian company products acquired without creating much buzz here. For example, Pramati's Qontext acquired by Autode
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areddy
13y ago
Is this the first student fight ever happened in a university in India? Student fights always happen in universities, colleges, I don't understand why you even bring the issue here. Fights between groups from different castes, states, regio
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areddy
13y ago
Thanks for the explanation
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areddy
13y ago
Can anyone explain the naming of files? c00.c, c01.c etc
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areddy
13y ago
I just added more data to yours to just give an idea to others :)
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areddy
13y ago
I visited China for a week. I felt China's inflation is horrible. Everything costs 1.5 to 3x more when compared to India.
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areddy
13y ago
That includes medical insurance for you and your family. If you are willing to travel you can get good house for rent at INR 10K month. I pay INR 6k for 1500 sqft house and my previous office is 7 km from my house. You can do rest of the ma
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areddy
13y ago
'Gleevec is under patent in the U.S., but not in India' This is a biased article, Novartis tried to gain one more patent for existing drug with slight modification. see 'Calling big pharma's bluff' http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/cal
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areddy
14y ago
'I don’t particularly give a fuck' Now, any reason why they should give fuck about you?
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areddy
14y ago
We been called many names but never a police state.His cry is all about providing id. One 9/11 and the government started stripping people and entering your bed rooms.In India, the average ratio of a police to citizens is around 1:200. This