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 welcome guys,

I'm Dharnish, a social enthusiast pursuing my undergrads in the engineering field. Like other engineers in my country, I do everything except engineering. Also, I am a part of the Rotary club, which helped me understand that the world is not fair. Being a part of Rotaract club is an unexplainable experience.  After joining rotary in my second year, my life took a turn. And here I am.

After certain continuous events in life, I got to know how power is important than money. But we need money to gain superiority(we need both). So I started exploring politics and economics. In an overnight, we can't master those concepts, easy to read but hard to apply. After some brief reading, I got more and more curious about geopolitics. I got to know How the map works, economic waters works, and so on. For example, Kashmir-dispute between India and Pakistan. Then I thought of sharing my knowledge with people of similar ideas through blogging. 

I dedicate my work to the people of this planet.

 

If nothing ever changed, there'd be no butterflies.

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