thedesihobbit

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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   Given the media attention startups are now getting in India, the contigency of not getting paid highly unlikely. If the company was insolvent, then perhaps. But in this case they secured $8mm. If the company defaults on their dues, the stor
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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   Haha. I agree, my previous answer doesn't come across as consistent. But I was typing from an app I recently started using and I didn't know where the edit button was. It might explain the age of my account too. I just discovered
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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   Can I heart this? This post is spot on.
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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   Sorry for not being clear. The law would say that it's a criminal act. But law is only words on paper, on the word, it is the sensibilities of the people that gives law its force. Most people here would condemn the founder and think th
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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   Not exactly kidnapping. More like curtailing someone else's liberty and freedom of movement. He was restricted in his office space. The funny thing is: there were police and politicians involved on the scene! If they too cornered him,
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   by thedesihobbit 11y ago

   You must consider a few things. India didnt have a lot of private organizations to work for before the 80s. And most of the youth are second generation college educated. At least the ones you're reading about. Post Independence in 1947