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by shripadk 8y ago
If rules aren't meant to be bent can you explain why the Home Office is trying it's best to stop the extradition of economic fugitives like Vijay Mallya and Lalit Modi? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016&#
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by shripadk 8y ago
While the Home Office in UK was vigorously trying its best to throw Lucas out, the same Home Office in UK is trying its best to keep economic offenders like Vijay Mallya and Lalit Modi from being deported: https://www.telegraph.c
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by shripadk 8y ago
Again, you are considering that all 1.3 billion or 1.0 billion or 0.8 billion people will fall ill. How can you not see that it's an unrealistic scenario? Coverage is only provided for those who fall ill. Only critical illnesses requir
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by shripadk 8y ago
> "hardly 0.1% of them might fall ill in any given year" is a very unrealistic assumption It's very realistic. Because if a 100 million people fell ill in India, we would have classified it as a national health emergency a
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Can you explain what is wrong with the math here? Are you expecting 1.3 billion people to fall ill every year? This is coverage we are talking about. I can't understand how some people don't know what coverage means.
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No they won't. You aren't discounting those who already hold health insurance because it's a deduction for their tax returns. So for such people it's an investment. You are also not discounting those who are covered by t
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Why is this so hard to understand? Why would 1.3 billion people want $7,200 in coverage at once? If that happens then it's a mega catastrophe of proportions that the entire World would not be prepared to bear. That would also mean the
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by shripadk 8y ago
Why wouldn't equipment end up in asset column in case of a sale? Equipment is a fixed asset so it'll just be a transfer of asset at book value with gain/loss recorded in the sellers income statement. EDIT: When you talk about
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by shripadk 8y ago
You are in college for one reason and one reason alone: education. College shouldn't be used as a platform for politicking. If you wish to do politics or activism do it outside the campus. Just like how you would if you were in school
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Surprisingly this sort of coverup is a common occurrence with any story/history that originates from Ancient India. And it's not just the Western authors who did this. Indian archeologists are to also partly take some blame. The b
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It's not giving that's the problem. The problem is in misuse of the donations. Your link does classify it as a myth but I live in a developing country and I can attest to the fact that most aid money donated by Western society eit
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by shripadk 8y ago
Absolutely love the project! Also, this is probably the first time I felt happy being Rick-rolled!
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You know it would be really great if Christians support all of the things you mentioned without resorting to conversions. There shouldn't be any ulterior motive attached to goodwill. Else it can no longer be called charity and should b
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I don't think it's about excitement. It's just that what happened was so unusual that it captured everyone's imagination. It reminds me of an incident that happened in India probably a decade ago when a child fell into a
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ISRO plans mission to moon to harness trillion dollars worth of nuclear energy(businessinsider.in)
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> So, from your links, nobody was actually killed by terrorists That is not a justification for no security checks. That's my only argument. If one is willing to go through security checks at malls, airports, movie theaters, sports
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I don't get why you need to evaluate based on personality to get admission into an educational institution. Just doesn't make sense. "Harvard’s lawyers will soon tell the highest court in the land that Casey Pedrick’s Asian s
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How do you prevent employees from leaving with company data if one copies all the sensitive data onto a pen drive? Does security check the pen drives too? It's actually ridiculous to cast aspersion on the security when their job is to
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This has nothing to do with trust. One terror attack and the employees and their families would be getting back at the management for lax security and having made the big mistake of trusting their lives with the company. Workplace violence
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That's great to know! Thanks a lot for the information! > Now I read there are towns named after them in other areas in the world, so they took the practice to the global stage. Interesting. Yep! We have one in India as well called
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Bata is not Indian either. It's a Swiss company. I wonder how many know that in India.
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I don't get what's the fuss about? I always thought "Trending" repositories is for code not for airing your opinion. Someone else can create a "IF_MS_BUYS_GITHUB_IMMA_IN" and probably have thousands of stars as
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Yes it's possible to think of it that way and it makes sense now! However, they should explicitly mention it in their license terms that the updates are provided on trial basis and valid for a year and those updates can be purchased as
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> I'm not an accountant but presumably you treat it the same as the fairly common purchase+service contract I'm not a certified accountant either but I took the course just to understand workings of my business. > they can c
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> then apply updates but you have no access so no updates for you. But that is denial of service that I legitimately paid for. Either they should provide the updates till end of subscription or refund the collected update fees pro-rata (
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It doesn't for the simple reason that they provide updates for the entire year. Surely those updates aren't provided for free. They are provided for purchase you made in advance for a year. If I cancel midway I should be entitled
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> One thing that always rubbed me wrong about this is that, logically speaking, if you buy a license for a year, the perpetual fallback license should be the version you had at the end of the license, not the one that was on the market a
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I was looking for a comment that mentioned this! Pit crew methanol fire is also what I first thought this article was about when I read the title!
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The reason you want to try it is because it's a banned substance. If it wasn't banned in the first place, it wouldn't have been popular enough to get your attention. Curiosity is the primary motivator. There are plenty of psy
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by shripadk 8y ago
Here is my take on it: Rebellion is a big part of teenage life (especially if the child is from a broken home). There is an urge to break rules, to question authority and to disobey the law. But the urge to rebel varies from one individual

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