The happiest people on this planet are not those who live
on their own terms but are those who change their terms for
the ones whom they love !!!

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....where r u? u dint tell me who r u.....cheating....hmmmmmm

hi....no cntacts no msgs no note box..z every thing ok?

hi....aaaaaaaaaaa nt again....ur secerts ...........god..........nw i knw u ll nt tell me abt them..ok leave it..am sad cs vinit is out 4rm super star ....bad very bad decision of d people of india....wat u say abt it...tc

hi ..again hahahha..very smart han....bt thankx....so who z in ur family?

hi..hahaha n when u dont answer me that i want to write it 100 times on ur profile...bt ur good luck that i ve nt that enough time...lol..tc

Ask yourself the easy questions and you’ll have a hard life,
ask yourself the hard questions and you’ll have an easier life!

yp he z a great workr....well howz life going....who r u in pic?loltc

hi....telling u seriously my counting z very bad so i cant tell u rupees or percents....bt d thing i knw z that gov.arrang sm training centrs 4 disable persons to make them strong n good workr..my 1 uncle z also assosiatd with that school...n i saw sm kids...u knw they r better than us...

It is an excellent source of informaion mr kismis. The reports reads as:
Spending 10% of GDP (Rs 4,90,000 crore) on skill repair will generate extra income of 61% of GDP (Rs 1,751,487 crore) for current unemployable youth. This is more than a 600% return on investment.

It is a +ve suggestion for improving the ROI of our country.
This was a good informion Kismis thanks.