Festivals
Well, we humans have separated each other on the name of religion, caste and borders. Have we ever wondered what the Gods wanted? Okay, I should state it at the very outset that I am not very “God” believing person, but nonetheless, when events like...
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104-year-old Shimla-Kalka rail track is a tribute to Bhalkoo, an illiterate genius who played a vital role in translating the dream project of the British into a...
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I fully support the left parties’ decision to withdraw support to the Manmohan Singh government on the nuclear deal issue. The portrayal of the deal as a quick fix...
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On Monday, the 7th of July 2008, Bangalore registered five suicides. In one such case, a young couple signed a suicide pact because they were in deep debt and killed...
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Indian One-Day International and Twenty20 skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has opted out of India’s Test series against Sri Lanka.
Dhoni has been given a break from...
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Against the backdrop of the political turmoil in India, Prime Minister on Wednesday discussed progress on the Indo-US nuclear deal with President George W Bush who...
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Hi People! Writing for one’s own blog does infuse a wonderful feeling man!! My own blog! Wow, that sounds too cool. Yeah Yeah, I know what most of you would be...
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Many of us buy a lot of newspaper and magazines these days—not because we need them. Not even because we read them. It is not a decision we...
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The rarest bird on the Indian soil in recent years and a winter visitor to Keoladeo Ghana National Park (KNP) in Bharatpur, the Siberian crane, has...
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The century-old Kalka-Shimla rail line, a 96-km-long narrow gauge railroad built to ferry Europeans to and from this hill town - then the summer capital of British...
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Echoing Indian concerns that conversion of food grains into bio-fuels is worsening the food price situation, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)...
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Here was a man who secured the biggest surrender post World War II; here was a man who restored the reputation and health of the Indian Army from the mauling it got at...
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A suicide car bomb detonates at the gates of the Indian Embassy in Kabul, killing 40 people.A car bomb ripped through the front wall of the Indian Embassy in central...
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Well am I a film lover or a film reviewer? This question flashed into my mind when I was fifteen minutes in to Abbas Tyrewala’s Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na. I don’t know...
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It all started in August 2007 when there was an agreement made between the U.S.President Bush and Indian Prime minister Manmohan Sing on civilian nuclear...
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Yes, I got this inspiration from my cousin’s action. She is pretty, educated, employed in an MNC and married to a emotionally insecure, employed in a small...
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Finally the UPA and Left have decided to part ways. The bone of contention is the much debated Indo-US nuclear deal. Once again future of Indian parliament will be...
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Prime Minister Mannmohan Singh said Monday he was ready to go ahead with the India-US nuclear deal, was not afraid of facing parliament and snubbed Bharatiya Janata...
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After much hesitation Left has decided to withdraw support to UPA. The issue being nuclear deal and not inflation...
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A day after India’s prime minister left for the Group of 8 summit meeting in Japan with his government intact and enough political strength to seal a landmark nuclear...
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To strenghten the grass route community heath, The union health minister Anbumani Ramadoss today singed the MOU of Emergency Health service in...
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As humans we have a difficult time comprehending large numbers, and vast collections of people perhaps in particular. There is something simply surreal about a...
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• Ski hard, then unwind in style
• Up to six inches of snow will bring travel chaos
• A bouquet of festivals awaits
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The travel companies should say thanks to the, Thanksgiving Day as of the house full booking reasons, although all the festive occasion gives a perfect reason to the...
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It is an amazing experience to see the innumerable ornately decorated, candle-lit lotus-shaped float or traditional banana leaf floats in rivers, on the occasion of Loi...
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This sure is the season to be in India with Deepawali around the corner. Well 10 days leading up to the festival Indian women celebrate the feastival of Karva Chauth....
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Most popular for its shopping festivals, this desert city has much more to offer. From camel racing and horse racing to dhow racing, which has become a popular sport. ...
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Chef Paul Prudhomme shakes hands with a member of the Louisiana National Guard while leading a New Orleans jazz band through the historic French Quarter signaling the start of the Great French Market Creole Tomato Festival Friday, June 13, 2008, in New...
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