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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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There is a factory in Jharkand that is coming up with Chinese collaboration. What is sad about this project is that thousands of semi and...
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I am myself a great fan of traveling. I enjoy visiting beautiful places and collecting those cherished memories in my heart. Given a chance I would love to travel every...
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Teachers are next to parents, they give us the best gift of knowledge which lasts lifelong. We look at them as our role models. I am sure everyone of us has some memory...
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The message Maoists have given by ambushing jawans in the market place just outside their camp shows that they are not going to give up the violence.
I think we have...
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What happened yesterday is a shameful deed in politics. It was such a big drama that dramatically done by MNC leaders at the political stage of Maharashtra assembly....
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I confess I have never set my foot on Kashmir or have travelled north to Delhi. But I wonder why it has become the most dangerous place in this part of the world....
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We Indians are having the weakest memory and forgetting the most painful moments very fast, otherwise why the same R.R.Patil, the then Home Minister of Maharashtra...
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A landslide triggered by torrential seasonal rains swept through a hilly region in southern India, killing at least 39 people, an official said Tuesday.
The landslide...
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An act more defaming than this can hardly be imagined. The Maharashtra Assembly seems to have become a hub for goons to reign. It’s not everyday that you get to...
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It has become mandatory for all profit making Public Sector Firms (PSU) to make at least 10% of their equities public and relevant rules have been duly amended by the...
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In India, more than 95% of the schools are not teaching properly. It is very difficult to get good education without tuition and parents teaching. Teachers are just...
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Of Politicians, Goats and Monkeys.
This is a phenomenon that I have seen frequently in Tamil families but here I wish to see this in a lighter vein. It happened that...
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In a company CEO is highly paid person that complete team which making the the profit to company multiple time.
After a one year again this issues raised by the...
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Thank god so far Dalai Lama does not need permission from China to visit Arunachal & can stay at Dharmshala till god wants. I wonder why there is no national...
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Its a National Shame when an elected representative of a national party has been attacked,when he has taken oath in National language Hindi.
Abu Azmi of Samajwadi...
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I do not want to scare you bu saying that with nuclear Taliban which next generation we are talking about. So I will try to be more optimistic & assume that India...
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Don’t throw yourself at man and indulge in promiscuity,protect your own body, purity,and chastity - This is the message Delhi High court has given to all those...
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After watching Madhur Bhandarkar’s movie ‘JAIL’ I couldn’t stop appreciating him for bringing in to day light such a bad face of India. The...
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When Australia arrived India to play seven match oneday series Ponting knew that this is going to be a tough task. Look back who were absent from the 15 men squad:...
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I think it was Kapil Dev who shed tears on the national TV, That time it was a novelty, people were shocked, embarrassed and plainly disgusted with such a public show...
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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...
