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Hi I am Ashutosh. Currently, I live in Durgapur,India. I am studying mechanical engineering here and hope that it'll help me to make the world better.I'm fond of reading books,watching movies and cricket,listening rock and pop music and just communicating with people who share their ideas. I am a fan of Linkin Park, One Direction, Maroon 5, Nirvana And Foo Fighters. My Favorite tv series are Game of thrones, Arrow, Sherlock Holmes, and Prison Break. I like Indian, Chinese and Italian food. Mahatma Gandhi is my my source of inspiration. I'm native Hindi speaker and also good at english. I'm looking forward to learn russian, spanish and turkish.
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    "Koi baat hai" is informal way to express response for "Thank you". You can use "aapka swagat hai" or "ye to mere liye khushi ki baat hai" for formal way.
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    November 1, 2015
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    When you are in need of someone's help. This sentence is used. Here, mujhe- me/to me teri- you/your zaroot- need hai- exist That's roughly translates to "I need you" in english.
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    November 1, 2015
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    Multiculturalism in india: My expericence I have traveled across western and eastern parts of India. I came to know about the difference in the culture, tradition, accent and the language. Each state in india have different culture and tradition and different language/Accent. Even in some states, you can even find variation in accent/culture from one region to other. It's pretty amazing. Its like a world lives in our country. Our multi-diverse society is our strength and we are united by our indianness. In India, 780 languages are spoken (though 22 languages are considered as official languages based on population of speakers) and 86 different script are used. There are nine religion followed by people in India namely Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism and Bahá'í Faith. It's pretty awesome to live in multi-diverse nation as we get to know many things about other cultures and religion.
    October 30, 2015
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