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Taking Stand and Expressing Views and Opinion

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#2Words: Taking Stand

By Neeraj Bhushan, July 14, 2019 Comment(0)

Adopting a firm position needs courage

Sania Mirza - settle down reply to Rajdeep Sardesai

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#2Words: Settle Down

By Neeraj Bhushan, May 10, 2019 Comment(0)

All must believe that life is dynamic

As a noun, Social Media can be described as websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.

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#2Words: Social Media

By Geetanjali Kaul, May 3, 2019 Comment(0)

Virtual part of our life

The First

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#2Words: The First

By Geetanjali Kaul, April 27, 2019 Comment(0)

Do you remember any of your first?

Knit well to fit in relationship

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#2Words: Knit Well

By Anuradha Vashisth, April 20, 2019 Comment(0)

Knit well to fit in well

Move on, not because you ought to pretend to be strong, but because you ought to grow.

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#2Words: Move On

By Shruti, April 12, 2019 Comment(0)

Do this for no-one else but you

say it loud

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#2Words: Say It

By Geetanjali Kaul, April 5, 2019 Comment(0)

You won’t regret not saying it loud

What if

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#2Words: What If

By Neeraj Bhushan, March 29, 2019 Comment(0)

What if the love of your life is your best friend?

Explore Yourself

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#2Words: Explore Yourself

By Geetanjali Kaul, March 22, 2019 Comment(0)

There is nothing better than you

Carpe diem

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#2Words: Carpe Diem

By Geetanjali Kaul, March 16, 2019 Comment(0)

It’s important to capture the present

Give Surprise

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#2Words: Give Surprise

By Abhishek Gupta, March 10, 2019 Comment(0)

You can’t go wrong with this

#2words Do Better Only person holding you back from doing better, is yourself. Hey, do you realize, better is always better than the best. In any relationship, when you do your best, your best, sometimes, is not even good enough for the other party involved. So, you should always do better, not necessarily the best. Comparative efforts are more relative and much more effective than the superlative investment of any sort.

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#2Words: Do Better

By Anuradha Vashisth, March 2, 2019 Comment(0)

Only person holding you back, is yourself