In The Spotlight
-
Chinese Police abused sex workers, says Human Rights Watch
-
Monthly “All-Access” music plan by Google
-
Sexual Abuse: When clergy stoops to lechery
-
Serbia- Kosovo relations: Brussels agreement is a positive step ahead
-
How PM Sharif could put Indo-Pakistan relations on a normal footing
-
Pentagon rocked by sexual assaults in US Military
-
Kindergarten children suffer the wrath of rivalry of authorities
News
Chinese Police abused sex workers, says Human Rights Watch
China’s high-profile crackdown on prostitution in the country has made sex workers there more vulnerable to abuse by police and even their clients. The Human Rights Watch reported that this abuse included acts of torture and beating while in police custody as well as detention without trial.
News
Monthly “All-Access” music plan by Google
Google has now revealed its new streaming music service called All Access into the market. This streaming service works in blending songs, which users have uploaded to online libraries hosting tons of other tracks. This useful service only costs $10 a month. This new service brings more competition to other already existing paid subscription services [...]
News
Sexual Abuse: When clergy stoops to lechery
An appalling phenomenon taking place in the recent years is the increasing number of people coming forward to report incidents of sexual abuse arising from priests in churches. Many of these cases have proven to be true and the priests identified. However, sadly, while some have removed the priests from the churches, many of them [...]
News
Serbia- Kosovo relations: Brussels agreement is a positive step ahead
Well, we all know this. Serbia used to include the area, which is now known as Kosovo. However, Kosovo started forming its own militant separatist cells. Upon finding out this, Serbia decided to stop this and from then on, things got ugly. After many years, maybe there is some shimmer of hope for the two [...]
Politics
How PM Sharif could put Indo-Pakistan relations on a normal footing
The man who has toppled twice as Pakistan PM, jailed and even exiled, has now been elected again to serve as Pakistan’s Prime Minister. About a decade ago, it is this very man who stood at the Indo-Pakistan border with archenemy India to help inaugurate a ‘friendship’ bus service which was introduced to connect the [...]
News
Pentagon rocked by sexual assaults in US Military
Following incidents of sexual assaults in the US armed forces, US military leaders are ashamed and angry. These incidents have caused top ranking Pentagon officials to ensure that all efforts are taken to prevent such abuses from further occurring. This move came strongly from President Obama who pushed for a legislation to be introduced in [...]
News
Kindergarten children suffer the wrath of rivalry of authorities
Rivalry can take ugly turns not sparing even kindergarten children. This happened when two children of a kindergarten school in China died after drinking poisoned yoghurt by a rival school. These two girls of Pingshan country in Hebei Province of China suffered convulsions after consumption of the yoghurt and died later. Owner of the rival [...]
Recommendations
Chinese Police abused sex workers, says Human Rights Watch
China’s high-profile crackdown on prostitution in the country has made sex workers there more vulnerable to abuse by police and even their clients. The Human Rights Watch reported that this abuse included acts of torture and ...
Monthly “All-Access” music plan by Google
Google has now revealed its new streaming music service called All Access into the market. This streaming service works in blending songs, which users have uploaded to online libraries hosting tons of other tracks. This useful ...
Sexual Abuse: When clergy stoops to lechery
An appalling phenomenon taking place in the recent years is the increasing number of people coming forward to report incidents of sexual abuse arising from priests in churches. Many of these cases have proven to be true and the...
Serbia- Kosovo relations: Brussels agreement is a positive step ahead
Well, we all know this. Serbia used to include the area, which is now known as Kosovo. However, Kosovo started forming its own militant separatist cells. Upon finding out this, Serbia decided to stop this and from then on, thin...
How PM Sharif could put Indo-Pakistan relations on a normal footing
The man who has toppled twice as Pakistan PM, jailed and even exiled, has now been elected again to serve as Pakistan’s Prime Minister. About a decade ago, it is this very man who stood at the Indo-Pakistan border with archen...
Pentagon rocked by sexual assaults in US Military
Following incidents of sexual assaults in the US armed forces, US military leaders are ashamed and angry. These incidents have caused top ranking Pentagon officials to ensure that all efforts are taken to prevent such abuses fr...
Kindergarten children suffer the wrath of rivalry of authorities
Rivalry can take ugly turns not sparing even kindergarten children. This happened when two children of a kindergarten school in China died after drinking poisoned yoghurt by a rival school. These two girls of Pingshan country i...
Cupertino giant Apple manages to save $9.2 billion tax
Tax saving is always on everyone’s mind, be it any individual or a corporate giant. Money saved by tax saving can be considered as an alternate source of income. This is evident from Apple’s move of saving $9.2 billion tax....
Sreesanth involved in spot fixing, Delhi Police says
The Delhi police have arrested former India Test bowler Sreesanth and two of his other teammates from Rajasthan Royals on grounds that they have been involved in spot fixing in the Indian Premier League. India’s cricket b...
Tough talk against China – For real or rhetoric
The recent issue of incursion in Ladakh by China has been sorted out for now. The defence minister A K Antony is not mincing any words, when it comes to showing to the Dragon that India can take care of its boundaries. India ha...
Indian Ministers shown the door
Congress in troubled waters- Finding the way out Friday was the day of awakening for the ruling United Progressive Alliance led by Congress. Bowing to public pressure its two ministers who were embroiled in corruption charges h...
Holding the Parliament to Ransom – Is it Justified?
Indian democracy seems to be passing through a tough time. Hardly a day passes without commotion, if one talks about the current political scenario prevailing in the country. Be it the recently settled Indo China border conflic...
 |
Instablogs - An InstaMedia.com Network Site | Promoted by Dr Prem | DrPrem.com | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use