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Its sky scraping housing societies that are suitably fetching popularity with the metro rail by its side and more of Delhi’s populace choosing to dwell there marks Dwarka.
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As th etitle suggest, Celebrated scientist attacked for race comments: “All our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours...
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The McCain campaign implied on Wednesday that Barack Obama’s commitment to preventing a future genocide was not sincere, attacking the Democratic candidate during...
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The government has had its cake and is eating it too. It’s staying in power and movement on the nuclear deal has also been put on a fast track.
Not even 24 hours...
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Sean Hay, who was looking forward to becoming a father for the second time, was knifed repeatedly by a gang of three men who fled the scene, leaving him dying in front...
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Good Morning everyone and thank you for giving me this chance to speak to you. This day is about you. You, who have come to this college, leaving the comfort of your...
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today went to meet Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee this morning following the situation arising out of Chatterjee’s expulsion...
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In this day and age do childless-women really face discrimination? Is being childless is a lifelong sentence? Surprisingly that is what this seems to suggest ...
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During the twilight of his presidency, Ronald Reagan was known to be forgetful. While traveling in Latin America, he was mixing up countries. “I am very happy to be...
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Communist Party of India General Secretary A B Bardhan on Thursday said that Bahujan Samaj Party chief and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati will be the prime...
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Zimbabwe’s inflation rate is currently said to be running at somewhere between 2.2 million and 3 million per cent. The country has just printed a 100 billion...
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Development work can be excruciating. One will traverse leech-infested rivers to reach towns, as well as walk 8 kilometers up a mountain to get to an isolated village....
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Halloween night 2003, Chris Jenkins, a popular University of Minnesota student, left a bar drunk. He wasn’t seen again until several months later when his body...
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What attracts me to a person is their sense of humour, particularly their ability to laugh at their own foibles. Self-deprecation is one of the most endearing and...
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With Hillary’s Presidential Parade over and drowning in debt and Hillary showing more gravitas than her husband in her loss. I grow a bit sad to see it all end, even...
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The nation’s largest animal sanctuary has agreed to accept two dogs that authorities say were trained to have sex with women.
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This how CNN sees and perceives the historical debate and trust vote in India’s parliament.
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The bomb blasts in Bangladesh , London, Ayodhya, the routine ones in Iraq,...
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Scientists are hailing a new drug to treat aggressive prostate cancer as potentially the most significant advance in the field for 70 years.
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According to the China Aid Association, Pastor Zhang Zhongxin has been sentenced to two years in a Chinese labor camp by Shandong Province authorities for participation...
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The Times of India has accused Chinese hackers, allegedly backed by the Chinese government, of systematically attacking Indian online assets over the past 18 months....
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The Hindi-speaking migrants of Assam are being targeted by the Ulfa guerillas for quite some time now. The recent hostilities have reached such a level that they are...
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Finally, it looks like some action is going to be taken up for good. The Central Vigilance Commission is reportedly setting up a system of sending autonomous...
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What would you have done, had your child being forced to sell his innocence for “Rs. 1 kilo of foam”? You can hardly even think of it right? But that is a gruesome...
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Natural calamities have almost become a part of the South Asian culture. This year nearly 14 million people are walking on the tightrope as the devastating floods...
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What you see above is an example of an Indian PAN card. After UK recently launched biometric cards for the residents, Indian government has a similar plan in mind as...
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A British human rights group has stated in its report that Indian government has failed to protect the rights of minorities in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Nagaland....
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A train mishap in India is not out of the ordinary. Many times, it derails and sometimes face to face collisions leaving behind many dead and hundreds of injured and...
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Number of historical sites and monuments will soon be handed over to the private players for their better management.
The union government has agreed to give...
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In the wake of the sensitive child labour issue in the country, the Indian government at last decided to take up some inflexible step. With the child labour law to be...
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Men in Islam are allowed to have more than one wife and this is prevalent not only in the Middle East countries but in India too - the land of...
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Only a few days back, the Indian government declared a ban on any form of child labor up to the age of 14 years, but many leading international child rights guardians...
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According to the latest findings of the Indian Centre for Development, Indian government has to eradicate 0.7 million child labourers annually to achieve the target by...
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Some things can never be changed and child labour is one such issue, which never seems to end. Child labour is abundant in most of the third world...
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In a step to rehabilitate the innocent child victims of trafficking and commercial sex, the Union Women and the Child Development Ministry is taking up a strong stand...
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The Indian government has dramatically failed in implementing any of its labour laws. The latest murder case of a young domestic child labour in Lokhandwala has proved...
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Under the disguise of child marriage, end number of under aged boys and girls are married off in many parts of India. Almost one-third of these child-brides are...
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The main characteristics of the ‘Roof of the World’ are disappearing. Yeah, it is not long time from now, that the Himalayas will be known for its forests!...
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Worldwide, the Catholic groups created such a commotion centering Ron Howard’s ‘The Da Vinci Code’ that in many nations the authorities were in a...
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