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Yesterday I feel scared and ashamed because of my country’s present situation. I am the representative of Shahid Bhagat Singh, Vidyasagar, Netaji, and so on…. But what I have seen yesterday? Two people (Kim Davis and Peter Bleach) got that much...
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Taking a flight for business or pleasure purpose has become a way of life today. The traveling time has reduced and time saved for other important issues. Flying a...
made popular Apr 13 2011
We wonder how bravely we oscillate between China and the USA. In India whoever in power, the same story is being repeated. None could make the most of administration,...
made popular Mar 7 2011
The power of media has always been in question. It can influence the key policy makers by swaying the public opinion on various national and international issues. It...
made popular Feb 28 2011
Return to a place called home is always a challenging experience the more time spent outside. While, in-spite variety of visualized considerations, multiplicity of...
made popular Feb 21 2011
Rebuilding Trust in Our Government
One of Americas statesmen stated “government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.” His presidency...
made popular Jan 4 2011
Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill recently made her opposition to extending the Bush tax cuts for all Americans (including the top 2% making over a quarter million a...
made popular Dec 28 2010
A legal hammer-blow was delivered to the British oil giant BP yesterday after the US government sued it and several companies over this year’s oil spill in the...
made popular Dec 16 2010
Around a dozen men, who accused British security forces of colluding in their torture overseas, are to get millions in compensation from the UK government.
made popular Nov 16 2010
The Iraqi parliament is due to meet after a reported breakthrough in negotiations to form a new government
made popular Nov 11 2010
The central Turkish region of Cappadocia is a geological wonderland; the village of Tuzkoy is a landscape of fantastically-eroded rocks and rich, historic remains...
made popular Nov 9 2010
This Sunday, more than 135 million voters voted to choose a new president. Because of the technology used (DRE) in Brazil, in the same day it was possible to know who...
made popular Nov 2 2010
Himachal Pradesh, the hilly state known for its docile and GOD fearing people and apples, is in a turmoil this year. Not that last year was any better, but this year...
made popular Sep 20 2010
The old adage “out of sight out of mind” seems to be working perfectly in sync with the thought process of Delhi Government.Unable to get rid of beggars...
made popular Sep 10 2010
The secretary general’s office of the Bishops’ Conference of Mexico has called on the country’s newly elected officials to not to rest “until justice, peace,...
made popular Jul 14 2010
I really asked: Are Americans Really Committed to Capitalism? I concluded, sadly, no.
Contrary to vague endorsements of capitalism and limited government, the...
made popular Jul 1 2010
If Aussie political storms possessed some space in a foreign press, it is something extravagant usually, capable to divert a world readers’ interest at least for a...
made popular Jun 24 2010
Italian police confiscated some 70,000 balls of mozzarella in Turin after consumers noticed the milky-white cheese quickly developed a bluish tint when the package was...
made popular Jun 21 2010
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The International Monetary Fund took a blind hit from Chinese state-sponsored hackers in a military tactic known as ‘Strategic Information...
made popular May 31 2010
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This is how bureaucracy works: every bureaucrat needs to pretend that they are indispensable and they have to continually justify their budgets or else they get the ax....
made popular May 21 2010
Family, the social unit, is the backbone of any country’s progress. The more stronger and stable is the family system of a country, better is the country’s...
made popular May 18 2010
I pulled this story from Zimbabwe’s pro-Mugabe Herald newspaper and I cannot vouch for its validity as the newspaper is often complicit in publishing stories...
made popular May 11 2010
So, what should be well shaken prior to vaccine being used: a jab or a “regulatory system still doesn’t require manufacturers to measure the amount of...
made popular May 3 2010
Why not fix up a pay commission as it is done for the Government servants who take many years to finally come out with report and then Govt. sits on these reports for...
made popular Apr 30 2010
Sometimes back i posted something on a Richard Mwanzia Muasya a convict at Kamiti maximum prison who has both male and female sex organs but goes on with life as a man,...
made popular Mar 24 2010
At least one person has been killed in clashes between the government and secessionist rebels in southern Yemen.
Government forces tried to recapture a municipal...
made popular Mar 12 2010
Sue Kedgley MP argued in parliament that the Government is ’starving’ New Zealand Radio funding.
Government as always in endeavoring to be seen as...
made popular Feb 19 2010
I wonder when people will act out of their ethnic cocoons and stand for the interest of the nation and at least for the innocent citizen who is the ultimate sufferer...
made popular Feb 17 2010
Government greatest gifts to India with everlasting future...
made popular Feb 13 2010
Its very intriguing that on the occasion of Republic Day,the Bundi Administration of Rajasthan government honored the most corrupt officer,Tehsildar Bhawani Singh...
made popular Feb 3 2010
Since the beginning of this year, the media has been at logger heads with the government over the new media laws and has not relented from pressuring the government to...
made popular Jan 29 2010
The Women’s Reservation Bill has been at the center stage of debate since over a decade. Having introduced for the first time in 1996, the bill has undergone several...
made popular Jan 19 2010
After the deadly 26/11 terror attacks, Mumbai was shattered totally. It was the longest nightmare ever. Many brave officers risked their life for the people. One among...
made popular Jan 6 2010
Anyone who reads my articles on a regular basis will know that whilst I support the idea of a “unity government” I do not necessarily subscribe to the idea that it...
made popular Dec 28 2009
Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi Tuesday left Ludhiana as he had come by train, joining top leaders of the party enforcing austerity measures amid a drought....
made popular Sep 16 2009
I went to the DMV yesterday.
I know. That is enough to elicit sympathy for me.
Yes. For those who do not know what the DMV means, it is an abbreviation for the...
made popular Apr 15 2009
Only ten years from now, our children may ask us what a Prime Minister of India looked like. By that time, there would perhaps be no post of a Prime Minister at the...
made popular Apr 2 2009
Brazilian Congress
Here in Brazil there is a very common expression in the political, journalistic and academic world respect to the ability of certain elites have to...
made popular Feb 5 2009
Interestingly enough the word ‘democracy’ comes from the Greek ‘democratis’ - For those of you that don’t know the Ancient Greeks operated...
made popular Jan 29 2009
All the characters in the article are imaginary and have no resemblance to any person living or dead. Any co–incidence is purely co–incidental.
Priyanka is a...
made popular Jan 14 2009
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Henrique Capriles, governor of Venezuela’s Miranda state, speaks during an interview in Los Teques, Venezuela, Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Capriles and other elected officials would see their authority dramatically erode when subordinated to a regional...
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