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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 23 May 2007 22:54:21 IST
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Hey boys and girls! I have a speech competition on 20 th June .Please ............
I have my topic as ' The role of children in combating corruption in the society'.I have written my speech but I am not satisfied with with that.I need many good points.Will anyone please tell me any site where I can solve my problem or anything of that kind.Please......................
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Ken
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25 May 2007 10:03:32 IST
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Knock Knock...............................................................................
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Ken
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25 May 2007 20:09:47 IST
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Any body please.......Its urgent..........
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25 May 2007 20:14:51 IST
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heres a example of it....see if it helps.. """ Q [JJenkins]: Can you discuss the role of youth or give examples of youth participating in anti-corruption projects? A [Nancy Boswell]: This question and that of Nesren Gomaa raise the issue of the important role that youth can play in changing the culture of corruption. As the ?decision-makers and leaders of tomorrow? youth can play a very important role in addressing the issue of corruption. This is why there are a growing number of initiatives involving young people in awareness-raising and educational activities focusing on corruption. As an example, the TI chapter in Argentina has designed an interactive game (in Spanish) called ?Cheating and Bribing?. The game can be used by all children and youth from primary school through to university. Via a series of exercises the game forces students to analyze the circumstances that facilitate corruption and demonstrates that their own behavior is not so different from that of adult society. It also encourages an analytical approach to identify the root causes of corruption. For international anti-corruption day, TI Bangladesh launched a cartoon I competition on corruption. More than 200 youth participated. If you or your friends want to do something about corruption why not work with your teachers to organize a talk by an anti-corruption activist. Suggest that the school organize an essay competition on the topic of corruption. Start a lunchtime discussion group with friends on the topic of corruption and ethics. Organize a special booth on corruption and its devastating impact at your school or community fair. For some ideas on anti-corruption organizations and materials for young people, see the TI web site. TI Italy developed a program to train teachers to educate children that corruption does not have to be part of the culture.
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IF U THINK U CAN, U CAN........IF U THINK U CAN'T, U CAN'T.........
BE THE BEST OF WHAT EVER YOU ARE!!!
THEN U WILL SUCCEED FOR SURE!!!
     
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25 May 2007 20:18:47 IST
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Thanx Karthik.......
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31 May 2007 00:25:06 IST
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dude ...... search in goole u'll find 1 ............ :)
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Belive in the Best, Have a goal for your Best, Never be satisfied with less than your Best, And in the long run things will turn out for the Best. Always add up the Best.
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31 May 2007 00:30:47 IST
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Thanks Vinky.
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31 May 2007 00:36:15 IST
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*** deleted for profane language
ambuj is a regular goiit user and is expected to abide by the rules of the community ***
~admin
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31 May 2007 09:54:30 IST
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Who is this ambuj ?? What is this//////////////////////////////////////////
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