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VOICE YOUR VIEWS: NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS Sustainable Responses to this column have been overwhelming, as always. This week we welcome your views on ’Rain havoc’ Send in your responses (not exceeding 150 words) before January 1 to Metroplus, The Hindu, 43-1B Bypass Road, Senthanneerpuram, Ti ruchirappalli -620 004, or trymetro@thehindu.co.in along with your passport size colour photograph in JPEG format. Prioritise Resolutions are important for a perfect start to a New Year. Each individual should prioritise his needs and duties at various stages of life. Resolutions should help the individual and ultimately the society.
Be focused New Year eve is the time to look back at the past and look forward to the coming year. It is a time to reflect on the changes required and work on them. Many New Year resolutions involve maintaining peak vitality, physical fitness and ...
New Year resolutions should be made to promote peace, universal brotherhood and save the endangered planet. It cannot be denied that each individual’s resolutions are important as they influence the society and in turn the individual is ...
My New Year resolutions are: to use money, electricity, water and petroleum products prudently; minimise use of plastics; avoid use of mobile phones while driving and in public places; be a role model for children and walk whenever and ...
Before making any resolution each of us should be committed to keep it through. Or else it is not worth it. Each of us should take an oath that we will never harm anybody even if we may not be able to help them. Though it sounds simple, it is ...
Youth should imbibe the Indian values of truth, tolerance and respect for elders. They must preserve rich heritage of the country. Public must resolve to preserve humanity by eschewing mutual hatred. Political parties must resolve to serve the ...
Resolutions are meant to shape ourselves for the better. The real challenge lies in keeping up the resolutions for a sustained period. Government and police officials must resolve to curb violence and terrorism. Law and order should be ...
New Year resolutions are helpful to those who believe in achieving something. People must take resolutions with realistic goals. This is the time of the year to assess the progress of previous year’s resolutions and improvise upon them. ...
Let us strive to uphold peace throughout the world by extending our sincere affection and love. Resolutions must be on taking efforts to alleviate poverty, starvation, illiteracy and unemployment. The government should resolve to provide ...
New Year resolutions are in reality akin to a politician’s promise in that often they are easy to make but difficult to fulfill. If one is sincere about doing good things then there is absolutely no need to wait for anything like ...
It has become a fad to make New Year resolutions. But what is the most important aspect of making a resolution is to be sincere and true to the self-made promises. The resolve to abstain from vices and follow the positive path will help us to ...
The afternoon 11.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. slot has more serials than ever before trying to grab the eyeballs of housewives. Now ...
Uphill, for history’s sake Unaided and unequipped, SOMA BASUdid not venture up the rain-swept, slippery hill. But its past haunts her
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