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Zambia has recorded a food surplus in the midst of rising food prices in the world. This is as a result of good agriculture policies, good rains or weather and personal and collective efforts by the farmers.
Agriculture minister Sara Sayifwanda said...
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Bollywood does not stop surprising you. The latest in the masala is that now Aamir Khan has a dog named Shahrukh
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If eyewitness accounts are to be believed, pandas had sensed the massive earthquake that shook central China on May 12, with the animals behaving strangely just minutes...
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Weight loss may help resolve erectile dysfunction in obese men, according to new research presented on May 15 at the 103rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the American...
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It’s official now — ejaculation in less than 60 seconds from start of intercourse is “premature”.A 20-member panel of the world’s leading...
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According to the Indian intelligence sources, bombing in Jaipur on Tuesday that killed 80 and injured 216 has been orchestrated by a Bangladesh-based terrorist group...
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Perform 17 low-cost total knee transplant operations in 3 months
Obesity and lifestyle trigger knee deformities and orthopaedicians across the country are concerned...
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For the people manning the existing monetary policy regime, a Sovereign Wealth Fund is attractive because it alleviates one criticism: the cost of holding gigantic...
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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...
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Crises are a usual scene in an economy. But one that is global and affects the world at large, is a threat. The food crisis is a black mark on globalization. Bringing...
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Controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen has said that she would like to stay in Tripura when she returns to India if not allowed to stay in Kolkata, before the...
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How Indians loved the movie Taare Zameen Par, and how little kids hate it! I made this surprising discovery at a remote school for hill children run by an NGO in Naini...
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Police say 12 people have been killed in fighting between rival rebel factions in India’s remote northeast.
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AP, Khar
Suspected Islamic militants have killed a Pakistani soldier in revenge for an alleged U.S. missile strike near the Afghan border, an official said Friday.
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Pakistan army opened gunfire on an Indian border post, violation the cease-fire agreement on LOC been in force since, 2003. A meeting has been called in between two...
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The world is quickly moving to a bi-polar world led by two super powers: the U.S. and China. The way things are shaping up, on the one pole we will have the U.S., the...
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Long after the waves had ripped through her life with the force of a jet, long after the rubble had been cleared away, the woman sat in her half-built house and talked...
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Tuesday night’s blast in Jaipur killing 63 and injuring more than 150 showed once again how vulnerable is India to terrorist attacks and (once again) highlighted the...
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It is a new fight of Indian society against the planned environment pollution. Yes, the names are not familiar to the media even...
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The rupee is expected to hold at 13-month lows on Thursday as investors wait for the stock market to gauge foreign appetite for local assets, with a dip in the oil...
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Police in India have issued a sketch of a man whom they want to question in connection with one of the attacks that hit the city of Jaipur this week.
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Sometimes in life, we get a chance to do something good. But we think that this is such a small thing, what difference would it make? IT CAN MAKE A BIG...
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That was a hot day as usual in Chennai; I went for shopping and could hear a small gang of friends talking about how India is going to be a super power soon.
This...
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Canada is a great place to live; we have an abundance of resources, high paying jobs, in comparison to most of the world, a relatively peaceful way of life with little...
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IN ‘MODERN’ INDIA YOU NEED A LICENSE TO BE POOR !
–Want to buy one or more apartments in the world’s swankiest apartment blocks coming up in Dubai? Go...
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As Pakistani politicians thrash out the details of whether to restore the pre-November 3rd judiciary in Pakistan or not, they seem to have lost sight of a more pressing...
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AP, Accra
The U.N. chief said Monday the world must do more to eradicate poverty in sub-Saharan Africa, where not a single country is on track to meet the goals of a global...
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One in three Filipinos is now living in poverty despite the purported modest economic gains in recent years.
The number of Filipinos living on just one dollar a day...
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Forbes.com is a treasure trove of lists about material things we mere mortals can only salivate over. Going through the lists on uppermost wealth can be an entirely...
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Unheard Voices Blog quotes UNDP which hit the panic button for Bangladesh last month:
“Skyrocketing oil prices have driven up the cost of food worldwide, but...
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While global economic experts debate on such real considerations as Gross National Income (GNI) Per Capita, Purchasing Power Parity (PPP$), Actual Final Consumption...
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The “been there, done that ” phase was over a long time ago. The urge to recreate is back-but that is an interactive process. As we, in terms as a...
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Rice prices have shot up 75 per cent in the past two months alone to reach historic highs. The cost of wheat has climbed by 120 per cent over the past year, more than...
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AP, United Nations
A rapidly escalating global food crisis has reached emergency proportions and threatens to wipe out seven years of progress in the fight against poverty,...
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The traveling laborer Prasad from Uttar Pradesh, one of the poorest states of India, The salary turned out to be part of a trap that fascinated Prasad and 14 other poor...
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According the GDP, the US is the 5th wealthiest country in the world, yet it is home of 4.1% of the world’s poor. 17.4% of American children (younger than 18)...
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Fifty years since independence, India is still grappling to provide the basic necessities Viz Food, Clothing and Shelter to all its countrymen, though under every five...
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Zimbabwe goes to the polls on March 29th. Will it be more of the same, or is something going really going to change?
The horror stories keep on coming up from a...
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Philippine Health Secretary Francisco Duque III has signed an order aimed at eradicating a thriving black market in kidney sales by people desperate to do anything to...
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AP, Mhangura
Poverty is written on the gaunt faces of Joe Rushwaya and his friends, too listless even to beg as they sit on the steps of an empty store in this once prosperous...
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An unidentified child carrying an empty plate stands outside a house at the Ruga area of Abuja, Nigeria, in this July 17, 2006 file picture. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned Monday, April 14, 2008 that the rapidly escalating global food crisis...
