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Best Relationship Advises In 2020 The world is changing. You and I are no longer living in the good old eighties or nineties, where romance was simple, where relationships and marriages really lasted a lifetime. Fortunately or unfortunately, the dating game today has changed drastically. What worked for the last generation, no longer works for us. So what are the secrets to a long-lasting relationship that will fill your life with happiness and completeness? Well here is a short list of how you can make your relation a huge success.  Change Your Perspective - Many 'millennials' I interact with believe in the concept of hit and trial. For some, it may work, but for most, it doesn't. They have a vast pool for dating, and it can be both, a blessing and a curse. Many youngsters get into a relationship , not with the idea of 'forever', but with the idea of 'let's see where it goes and if we can find someone better.', and this is the perspe

COVID 19 Campaign- India Against Corona Virus By Lighting Lamps, Candles And Torches On 5th April 2020 Ever since I was a child, I was really weak in mathematics. No, weak is not the correct word, the poor would be more appropriate. I sucked at it, to be honest. When I was in the tenth standard, and it was my mathematics board examination, I was in a really bad state. On the same morning, maybe out of stress, I got a fever. The pressure of the examination of a subject which was like a monster to me plus the pains and discomforts of a physical illness. Well, a fifteen-year-old child can only manage a limited pressure. As a result, I fainted with a loud thud. My parents came running in my room and picked me up, and then I told them all the things while crying and sobbing. Four hours later it was my exam, and there I was, crying on my bed surrounded by my parents. My mother, just like any Indian mother, cannot see her child in pain, crying lost and defeated. She gave