I am an Indian of Malayali origin having worked in Dubai for the past 9 years. I lost...?

Answer: Hey Mate, First of all, a tight hug and a big salute for the first li.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You I am an Indian of Malayali origin having worked in Dubai for the past 9 years. I lost my job and are forced to go back to India (Trivandrum) and find a job to survive. What would be the indifference I could possibly imagine? Sampaul Manickam, lives in Essen, Germany (2014-present) Written Oct 27 Hey Mate, First of all, a tight hug and a big salute for the first line in your question, " I am an Indian of Malayali origin". Shame on me, If I were you I would have wrote... Read More » Can deaf people have attitudes? Karen Kerr, former Research Assistant Aka Lab Monkey at Iowa State University (2005-2010) Written Mar 14 No they can't, they only appear to have them. You see Deaf people are actually robots that are part of the project Droids Emulating Actual Feelings, so when they call you a... Read More » What is the difference between a Marine sniper and an Army sniper? Eric Supple, worked at U.S. Army Written Mar 16 The head instructor of my US Army sniper school left a couple of weeks in to our class in order to take on Marine Corps Scout Sniper School… He returned less than two weeks ... Read More » Why do high-end hotels claim to be fully booked when you hardly see any guests? D. John Grady, Financial Analyst (2014-present) Updated Jun 30, 2017 Back in college I used to work for a very high-end hotel on weekends - the busiest time for hotels. For a lot of people, "high-end" is the price they pay for privacy. The ho... Read More » What's your stance on spanking? Eileen Gormley, Best-selling author of "The Pleasure of Winter" Written Mar 16 Spanking is an excellent reward for a sub who has done good work. As a punishment, it's useless, because they will just do a shit job to get spanked. Spanking is for adults.... Read More » I am scared of the Army's Basic Training. What should I do? Kara Beachum, former Human Resource Specialist at U.S. Army (2007-2013) Written Mar 20 I want to tell you a story that got me through basic. Before I went to basic, I met a chubby little nurse who by no means looked athletic. I told her I was concerned with s... Read More » Which are the countries one should visit at least once in a lifetime? Dian Ardiansyah Written Mar 23 As a Muslim my answer would be strange but i think a Muslims should visit the Vatican at least once. Why would i suggest such an "abhorrent" act ? simple. To foster understa... Read More » What is the quickest way to become wealthy today? Hector Quintanilla, Entrepreneur for over 26 years Written Nov 4 It took Bill Gates from Microsoft twelve years to become a billionaire. It took Sergey Brin & Larry Page from Google eight years to become billionaires. It took Jeff Bezos fr... Read More » How does the technology behind hearing aids work? Don Grushkin, I hear and listen with my eyes Written Sat What is the technology behind hearing aids? This: That's it. A microphone and a speaker, except on a smaller scale. Some newer models have computer technology enabling noise ... Read More » If Russia suddenly airdropped 5,000 of their airborne troops (VDV) onto, say, Lincolnshire, would the British Armed Forces be able to immediately respond and contain them? Simon Ball, Paddling along the shores of the ocean of the great unknown. Written Mar 16 5,000 troops? That's two dozen large military transport aircraft, minimum. A formation that large approaching the coast of the U.K. from any direction, let alone Russia, wi... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.