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“I can extract, I can fill up, I can scale, I can make dentures, I can make bridge metal or non-metal.” Kishore said as he fitted dentures for a customer.
One thing he can’t do is show a license to practice — like many roadside dentists sitting on...
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At least seven people have been killed in two bomb blasts in India’s north-eastern state of Assam, police say.
The explosions happened within minutes in Nalbari,...
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I always knew I was ordinary,one of the crowd who has no importance except perhaps during elections that too a fleeting importance was given, just too flimsy to be...
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That, marriage has become tumultuous, for Indian men, is no longer a hidden fact as evident from the huge media coverage given to men’s rights activists recently. And...
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Sri Sai Baba deserves praise for roping in developmental programmes for the marginalized. At least he is better than a high-profile politician, dealing in fake...
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The Supreme Court’s verdict which bares the conditions for seeking clemency is a huge blow for self-proclaimed rights defenders. Of late, it has become a fashion...
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Truth can be suppressed for a while. It can be delayed. But, it can never be buried!
The ghosts of Babri masjid demolition are back to haunt top Bharatiya Janata...
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As far as I am concerned, India’s best political leader is Mahatma Gandhi. He did nothing for his family and himself. He did all the heard work to give us the...
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A few days ago, I wrote a post on India’s chances to host the 2020 Olympic Games. I was disgusted to see the reactions of people who laughed at this mere suggestion....
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Before 2-3 days there was an attack on IBN lokmat and IBN 7 channel. This is shameful deed done by Shiv Sena in the country like India. We have seen that Shiv Sena and...
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One of the most disadvantages and advantage of staying in a democratic world is everybody can raise their voice. A person like Raj Thackeray openly takes on the charge...
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Conspicuous by its absence was India. Was India not on his radar? Or was it such a close ally that he skipped naming it at a public function? It left New Delhi...
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For millions of children in India, childhood is an elusive dream, as a UN report has revealed that 5,000 children below five die every day.
It may be a shocking...
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Shunted out after his leadership came under fire in the fight against the 26/11 attackers, former Mumbai Police Commissioner Hasan Gafoor has broken his silence only to...
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Is India shining? Give me a break!
This piece of article is an un-well thought of thoughts that keep flashing in my mind. I am deeply concerned about a country that I...
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Thackeray stance” over the last few weeks. Armed with clubs and hockey sticks, the Sena men assaulted the channel’s editorial team,including its head,...
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Perhaps it’s a case of life imitating bad art. In this year’s mirthless Hollywood comedy Couples Retreat: Return to Eden, eight Americans attempt to...
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Two Chicago men accused of developing what federal prosecutors call a blueprint for a terrorist assault on a Danish newspaper also are being investigated for possible...
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SOCIETIES the world over, whatever be their stage of development, from primitive times to modern days, have never been static. Either progressive or retrogressive...
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Courtesy Fropki
A member of Fropki sent this to me...titled...Indian History by a School Boy...I lapped it up including all that non-sense!Read...
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The horrors of the Mumbai terror attack are back to haunt us as we remember that night next week after one year. After one year, very less seems to have changed. The...
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The word BPO is a relatively new concept with strong economical and business rudiments which IT firms are now reeling towards, which provides an amazingly excess of new...
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Story Brief: TRG, Corporate Responsibility, Union Busting?, and More
AT&T, Barack Obama, Canadian Law, Corporate Responsibility, India, International Politics,...
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While the Indian multinational software giant Tata Consultancy Services earns 51 per cent of its revenue from North America, the American multinational IBM depends on...
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India has emerged as one of the biggest Outsource destination for Off Shore companies(mainly based in UK and USA) in the last decade. BPOs, KPOs and economic boom that...
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The Outsourcing industry came to India almost way back in the 1980s with some European airlines bringing their back office operations to India. In the last two decades...
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India is changing its destiny with a rapid momentum and the whole world is now looking to take a dip in the flow of the development process in the country. India has...
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Western countries are choosing India as their favorite destination for outsourcing work. On the other hand, India’s SAARC neighbors, Pakistan and Bangladesh have...
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Announcing the launch of the first trade union body in West Bengal’s IT sector, CPI(M)’s labour arm CITU said that unions were necessary to protect the...
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The Americans have recently invented this word. The word is ‘Bangalored’. The Americans have been using it quite frequently. In the wake of globalization,...
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The government of India has decided to increase the voting rights of foreign investors in private banks. This step has irked the public sector banks employees. Now,...
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Incredible it may sound, but it is true. Britons are flocking in hordes in India hoping to join the multi-billion dollar call centre industry here. Why? Suddenly India...
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