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I’m Hardi .H .Goradia, 20, Mumbai, Indian.    thumb_thumb_IMG_6875_1024_1024

I’m currently pursuing law and aim to major with criminal justice!  I’m an avid reader, passionate explorer, absolutely love reading novels, be it autobiographies, or any other genre. My main interest is in writing about things about which people are kept least informed about, which goes out of their sight as thus out of their mind. I’m trying to touch those aspects of social issues which went unnoticed. I hope I’ll be able to give you’ll an insight into what centers our society but eventually they end up being just pieces of newsletters here and there. Rekindling the world of laws you never knew about and crimes you never thought would have occurred.

Happy Blogging!

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  1. Having spent 20 years living in India I have a fair understanding of the challenges facing any political administration seeking to hold India together and protecting the integrity of its borders. Protecting the public is one of the major responsibilities any government faces. There needs to be checks and balances to see injustices are kept to a minimum so there are two political houses in the political domain to keep an eye on each other, and a separate judiciary to rule on the constitutional rights that could possibly be violated by government. The army is servant to government and people. However the bottom line is that in the protecting of it’s citizens overall there will be those who either fight against the nations laws or its borders who will unfortunately be hurt by their actions. The Indian government has many challenges internally and externally and while they will make mistakes, all governments do, they have my respect and sympathy.

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  4. Hello Hardi – I read your article on Mr. Modi. Clearly you are a great fan of his. thank you for introducing us to this amazing man. I love the energy in his eyes – very intelligent and yet a kindness and compassion that’s rare in such high-level politicians. BTW, I could not find a comment area either above or below your post on Mr. Modi.

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  9. Thanks for following The Immortal Jukebox Hardi I hope you will enjoy plenty of entertaining writing and a wide variety of music. I usually post each week. I welcome your views and comments. Good luck with your blog. Regards Thom

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  13. Hello you!

    Thank you so much for following my blog (LA-COCO-NOIRE) on WordPress. Just to let you know…after a very manic weekend and a lot of stress and cups of tea (!!!) I have finally managed to swap my blog over to Blogger. This means you won’t get updates from me through WordPress anymore.

    If you would like to continue following my blog (and I hope you do!) I will be at http://www.lacoconoire.blogspot.com – or you can find me on my new Bloglovin here: https://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/la-coco-noire-13788717

    I’m still on Twitter and Instagram in the same place: http://www.twitter.com/lacoconoire and http://www.instagram.com/katieanneleask

    Have a truly beautiful day, it’s almost the weekend baby!

    Katie xxx

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  15. Hi! I love your blog, it’s really interesting and definitely a good read. I was wondering if you could help promote my blog, as I am struggling to get anyone to read it unfortunately.
    Thank you, and keep up the good work!

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