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Manu Sharma

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Points: 592

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Gender: Male
Marital status: Currently married
Birth Day: 29th,September
Location: Delhi , India
Education: Graduate
Occupation: self employed

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CJ Since: 9th,September,2006

Article: 99

Photos: 10

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About me

I did my schooling from Modern School, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi and graduation from Osmania University, I am a Delhite and love reading, writing, painting and sculpture. I have a middle management experience of over 20 years in the private sector and am still going strong.

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The silent tears of our unofficial spies: An ode to many like Sarabjeet Singh

We should also think of countless others like Sarabjeet Singh either dead or languishing in Pakistani or Chinese jails. Many stalwart Indian journalists have written a lot about our unofficial spies and their unjust plight of getting only sorrow, debauchery, and a few alms instead of a reward at the hands of the government. It is too disconcerting to hear about their plight and risks they have taken for our Nation. This article reminds us once again about what many journalists have written over the years about these children of lesser gods.

02-May-2013 05:52

India stands by Worli's Campa Cola residents

The prodigal government agencies all over India, like their hideous counterpart 'The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation', causes more heartburn and anguish to the natives than any other agency. It is a known fact that nationwide, corruption rules the roost in all civic corporations.

02-May-2013 10:30

Unauthorized Colonies: Delhi Master Plan 2021 should not ignore them

The Delhi government plans to get away with the unholy mess of unauthorized colonies created by it by putting the onus of their catastrophic folly mired with corruption and hazardous planning on the backs of the public and the Union Government by having the unauthorized now regularized on 'as is where is basis' completely by passing the master plan 2021.

26-Apr-2013 11:40

The treacherously corrupt

It is time that the Indian public started to look beyond corruption i.e. punishing those who are corrupt by 'death penalty'. Corruption today has thinned the line between state treason & itself, hence endangering not only the very existence of our democratic setup but also our country.

25-Apr-2013 03:01