The Dividing Line

NEGLIGENCE - The price you would pay for your own negligence.    Robert Gregory Browne's "NEGLIGENCE" is like boarding a long distance bullet train. The events move at blinding speed. An absolute identification with the characters makes you encounter the thrill of adventure and mystery. The author explores and exposes the misadventure, death and murder of teenagers in an educational Academy. The steady degeneration of communication within families and neglect of children are cited as some of the root causes. After reading "NEGLIGENCE" you would be forced to embark on another journey, a slow one this time. An introspective journey into your own mind, analyzing what you did do/what you did not do /what you could have done /what you can do for your children. It's never too late to save your child from a disaster! It's more importantly a book for teenagers who throw caution to the winds and devastate their lives. http://www.amazon.com/Negligenc

"This House believes that Britain owes reparations to its former colonies ". "A speech that launched four million views,unleashing affirmative thoughts, in the minds of friend and foe;where ‘likes’ were strewn copiously, as leaves after a storm;when the world woke up to listen, to the clarion call at Oxford; the call for action and reparations." The speech went viral;the Indian social media rose up to applaud Dr. Tharoor and his skill to take on the British, while questioning the wisdom of their indescribable crimes.On hearing this speech, the majority of Indians spoke in a single voice, the voice of a magnanimous Nation! The motion for which he argued in the affirmative was: “This house believes Britain owes reparations to her former colonies.” Each of the statements he made was compelling. His argument was coated in wit. His rhetoric unsurpassed. With his uncommon gift of eloquence he crushed claims that colonialism was a blessing in disguise