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Struggle: From womb to tomb (2 votes)
Posted 13 years ago under Social > Crimes Against Women
Posted 13 years ago under Social > Crimes Against Women
Latest posts by Kritika NarulaYou can now shop online like never before with exciting offers and deals that you have long waited for. So why wait? The much awaited deal site at AskmeBAzaaar not only offers you rock bottom prices but also gives you an amazing shopping experience which is more reliable and full of choices with cat...
Posted on 31 August 2014 | 2:11 am
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We all know how ubiquitous apps have become in our lives. Recently, we were told that apps usage accounts for 50% of the time spent on digital media. Come to think of it, and the state of affairs become coherent and lucid: you want to go shopping? Try online. Navigating your way through the snarl of...
Posted on 30 July 2014 | 11:37 pm
Read post"There is no love sincerer than the love of food," - George Bernard ShawOver the years, there have been numerous surveys that point out the fact that amid our sedentary lifestyles, health is being compromised in numerous ways. Armed with the right wares, you can exchange your bad eating habits for a...
Posted on 7 July 2014 | 10:58 pm
Read postShopping Experience of Sherlock HolmesThis post is written in for a blogging contest organised by Baggout.comThis is an imaginary account of Sherlock Homes, the indefatigable detective shopping through Baggout.com. It has been written in the style all other Sherlock Holmes stories are written, with...
Posted on 30 June 2014 | 6:05 pm
Read postCan you see the 2013-14 FYUP batch students n the image below? Well, of course not, because they have been embroiled in this mess for so long and so deep that they seem to have lost the way. Rescue us from this maze, please? Or maybe, we were just following the path shown by the University which has...
Posted on 29 June 2014 | 9:22 pm
Read post------------------------"Crazy isn't a condition, it's a place and it exists somewhere between Love and Oblivion" - Stanley Victor Paskavich Prologue"I have been acutely aware of the kinds of jabs and wounding stereotypes that mental illness seems to conjure. Yet it was only when I wrote a book abou...
Posted on 5 October 2013 | 9:13 pm
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