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The Lutyens Zone in Delhi is the most expensive site of not only the capital Delhi, but the whole of India. It is the graceful embodiment of British charm reflecting the Victorian style architectural grandeur with an ambiance of openness. This part...
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After beating Sri Lanka by 2-0 in test series, India became no 1 in ICC test ranking. This is a time to joy for all the Indian cricket fans and Indian team also. Why...
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It’s a savage irony that diarrhea is proving threatening enough for babies, belonging to the lower strata of the society, in a country which boasts of steady...
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Drunk driving is equivalent to terrorism. How a terrorist kills innocent peoples willingly, similarly the drunker kills when he drives after drinking. But in India,...
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Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, the architect of India called the day of Independence as “Tryst of Destiny” at the midnight when our India was freed from the British i.e....
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Nationalist Congress Party seems to be getting habitual of troubles thrown at it from everywhere, every now and then
Be it R. R. Patil’s idiotic statement after...
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1) Following is the text of an article about the mysterious death of Bharat Borge in the Indian Express dated 28th April 2009;
In a mysterious turn in the case of...
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The Bombay Municipal Corporation has put several projects, that affect common-man’s everyday life, on hold. The primary reason, it seems, is the arrears of payments...
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The drama of reality show by Bollywood stars and directors is nothing but publicity in common people. Their main motto is not searching for the talent but became...
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A case of attempt to murder was registered against spiritual guru Asaram Bapu on Sunday by one of his former followers.
The 68-year-old religious guru faces two...
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Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh’s decision to attend the Copenhagen Summit on climate change on December 18 is a welcome step as it reflects the seriousness attached...
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The worst condition of poor and needy people in India is a part of dirty politics. Since our independence, unsolved problem of common man indicates clearly that our...
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Now-a-days you will not see a single week without an article about female feticide in Indian dailies and magazines. Center for Social Research (CSR) in its annual...
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I wonder is some arm twisting involved by us to make their strategy working with AFPAK.
I am skeptical as us has no influence over Pak to make it reverse its anti...
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The word ‘Development’ means the development of every citizens and their living standard, not the development of infrastructure like roads, bridges, flyovers,...
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Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh is currently tense as there are fears of widespread violence.
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The whole incident started on November 30th, 2009 when some...
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Friends I live in Hyderabad and just now I heard that (from a police) that the joint action committee is going to meet Mr. KCR and his condition got deteriorated and...
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Women Against Lazy Stubble (WALS), is a sexist hate campaign started by Procter and Gamble India Ltd. (P&G) to boost their sales of shaving products because the...
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The Indian government has expressed willingness in withdrawing its military from Kashmir though it wouldn’t consider dialogue with Pakistan until Pakistan meets its...
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Against her parents wishes, ex-Muslim Anchal Sharma (formerly Amina Yousuf) converted to Hinduism and married a Hindu man, Rajneesh Sharma. So, rather than be happy...
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Wild life and human habitation – it’s all interwoven from times immemorial. Earlier, among the native in the remote corner of villages in India, more precisely, all...
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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....
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Why should we give up our comfort? Why should we travel by economy class with the commoners seems to be the refrain of each and every politician and ministers cutting...
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All have heard the story of Alibaba and forty thieves.But the the story that I am going to narrate is about what is happening in our country.Our soft spoken premier has...
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The malaise is deep-rooted. For example, US President Bush has purchased a house in Dallas to live after he quits the office within a few weeks. On the contrary, every...
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This has sent shock waves within the opposition and many Zimbabweans. Mugabe assigned 30 of the 31 ministries – 15 for his Zanu PF party, 13 for Tsvangirai’s MDC...
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New Delhi, April 07: The much anticipated Union Cabinet reshuffle took place on Sunday. Seven ministers were inducted into the Council of Ministers. While six were...
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As talks are slated next week between the Congress leadership and the Left parties for resolving the stand-off on the Indo-US nuclear deal, senior Central Ministers ...
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Today, Swami Ramdev is one of the biggest crowd-puller on Indian television. He can be seen not only on religious channels like Aastha, but also news and features...
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Britain’s Treasury chief Alistair Darling arrives for the G20 Finance Ministers meeting at a hotel near Horsham in Sussex, England Friday, March 13, 2009. To spend or regulate their way out of the world recession? That’s the question finance ministers...
