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White Every step we take writes our story in the book of life ©Srinivas #life_quotes Every step we take writes our story in the book of life

White Every step we take writes our story in the book of life ©Srinivas #life_quotes Every step we take writes our story in the book of life

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When we let others hold the pen of our dreams, we become characters in their story, not authors of our own. ©Srinivas When we let others hold the pen of our dreams, we become characters in their story, not authors of our own.

When we let others hold the pen of our dreams, we become characters in their story, not authors of our own. ©Srinivas When we let others hold the pen of our dreams, we become characters in their story, not authors of our own.

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Progress whispers quietly in the chaos of struggle. In the noise of a busy day, the quiet progress you make is a symphony of success. ©Srinivas #progress Progress whispers quietly in the chaos of struggle. In the noise of a busy day, the quiet progress you make is a symphony of succe

Progress whispers quietly in the chaos of struggle. In the noise of a busy day, the quiet progress you make is a symphony of success. ©Srinivas #progress Progress whispers quietly in the chaos of struggle. In the noise of a busy day, the quiet progress you make is a symphony of succe

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"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.

"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.