John Cena, one of the most polarizing superstars of
the modern times. Cena is without a doubt one of the biggest names to
set foot inside the wrestling ring. Cena has been the face of the
company for more than a decade now. And it’s an indisputable fact that
while some cheer for him “LET’S GO CENA!”, there’s also a major fraction
of the spectators that express their dislike by shouting “CENA SUCKS!”.
Whether you like him or hate him, but you just can’t deny the impact
this guy has on the audience. The words of Michael Cole and King sums it
all up.
1. Because he’s the superstar WWE needs, but not the one that FANS
deserve right now. WWE is known for its stereotype baby-faces. If you
have seen the 80’s WWF then you’ll know John Cena is just the modern
version of the Hulkster.







10. John Cena is known for his typical corny humor. A lot of people
has criticized him for not taking his opponents seriously, for not
selling his opponents’ promos. Whenever Cena is dominated, owned on the
mic, his only comeback is either a cheap corny joke or his loud
baby-face lines that he’ll emerge victorious.






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Shocking Facts About Child Labor Laws In India
Shocking Facts About Child Labor Laws In IndiaLeave
about the worst countries suffering from child labor problem, have a look at the most shocking facts about child labor laws in India.
By the time, a child working in these hazardous condition grows up and decides about his career, he is not allowed to give up on work and pursue in any other option, which leads to ‘forced Labor’.
According to ILO trafficking of girls from Nepal to India takes place for the purpose of sex trade, who are pushed to flesh trade in the name of recruiting children for carpet factories.
Children are forced to work in places like fire crackers and matchstick factories, because their parents have been working there.
Loans given to labor class family has no written record and time to pay back the money remains undetermined. However, the price is paid by these little kids working as slave.
If a person is unable to satisfy the needs of his family, they push their children in child labor to earn daily food.
Thursday, 20 August 2015
Rarely Known Facts About Hinduism Which Will Make Your Day
Hinduism is one of the oldest religions of the world and largest in the world after Christianity and Islam and its set of opinions is well appreciated by all faiths, religions of the world. But there are some facts about the religion that not even its followers know.
Let’s know about 10 facts related to the Hinduism which are known by very less followers ……
Hinduism is Third largest religion globally
Globally , Hinduism comes at the third place. The biggest two religions are Christianity and Islam.
There is No Known Founder of Hinduism
Hindu religion is so old that religion has not known founder .
Equal importance to all Deities
In most of the religions, the concept of god focuses more on males, but Hinduism gives same place to female dieties.
Om is the perception of something
The term Om which is considered very sacred in the Hinduism is actually the sound form expression of the consciousness
Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism were all Derived from Hinduism
The founders of all these three religions were originally Hindus.
Hinduism is One of the Oldest Religions
Rig Veda was written over 3800 years ago, which makes it one of the oldest scriptures. Thus Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world.
Ohhh….It is so interesting to know facts which are rarely known even by the followers 
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