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A youth killed his father with a hammer after a quarrel over his desire to leave the business and pursue studies in east Delhi. He was arrested Tuesday, the police said. Vipin, 20, a Class 12 pass out, was arrested Tuesday afternoon for killing his...
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Iran’s foreign minister said on Friday that his country was open to discussing the establishment by the Bush administration of the first American diplomatic presence...
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By Vincent Van Ross
No fewer than 12 people have been shot dead on Delhi’s streets in the first fortnight of this month. Not all of them were victims of gang wars,...
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Like a bad dream, the gory images have come back to haunt the land of famished fields and parched valleys veiled in dense layers of dust. Just about when the picture of...
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Obama is in Afghanistan on his campaign visit to war zones.
Amid speculations about true his stand on two wars...
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The havoc played by India’s media in last couple of years is very very disappointing.They have ruined the innocents,destabilized the unity among the religion...
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God knows which way the trust vote would swing. We do not even know if there would a trust vote at all. While the exercise was directed at computing the number of...
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Samir Kuntar’s release is with no doubt the highlight of this week around Middle East events. It is the story of a man, who had been imprisoned for 30 years in...
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Pope Benedict called for all religions to unite against terrorism and resolve conflicts peacefully.
He stated:
“In a world threatened by sinister and...
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The world would have been spared much of the devastations of the Second World War had it not been for Adolf Hitler’s “suicidal urge” to enforce a...
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An Interview With Robert Young Pelton
The following is an excerpt from News E-Magazine GlobalPundit.Org’s Interview with author( World’s Most Dangerous...
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Yes, as I have many times said, I do NOT agree with illegal immigration, and if you recall in my previous articles, I firmly believe that our country, until there is...
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Can our leaders and politicians come down from their high pedestals and be as modest and humble as Ahmedinejad? Can they sleep on the floor, eat plain food and live in...
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As those familiar with protests in Korea well know, they can become quite unusual at times. However, nothing brings out the crazy protesters better then the good old...
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Maybe it is just me but I found this cartoon lampooning the Pope’s visit to Australia quite distasteful:
made popular Jul 19 2008
The North American actor, Danny Glover, who is going to make a movie about the Haitian revolutionary, Toussaint Louverture, is coming up against problems with European...
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Indian Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon appears to have succeeded in convincing the IAEA Board of Governors regarding the India specific safeguards agreement. And,...
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The blood may not have stopped flowing, but Mugabe has achieved his primary objective – that being his remaining in power. The fact that his remaining top of the tree...
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I believe the Egyptian education system (Thanaweya Amma) is there to kill the spirit of our youth, and break them into demotivated, frustrated, hopeless young adults....
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As the countdown for the UPA government’s trust vote begins, two Left parties — RSP and Forward Bloc — on Saturday issued whips to their respective...
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When Faris Abu Hasan was deciding where to send his two young daughters to school, one factor stood out above all others: test scores.
So Abu Hasan opted against the...
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Why fight the proliferation of video games if you can use them to improve the nation’s health? Health researchers are looking at ways that people’s...
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Why fight the proliferation of video games if you can use them to improve the nation’s health?
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Studies of how cancer cells spread have led to a surprising discovery about the creation of cells with adult stem-cell characteristics, offering potentially major...
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Kids who eat better perform better in school, a new study of Nova Scotia fifth-graders confirms. Students who ate an adequate amount of fruit, vegetables, protein,...
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Education is one of the most important part of a child’s development. You would do anything to impart quality education to your precious one. For good learning, a...
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A new study at Bristol university says smaller babies are at a greater risk of depression at adulthood.
As per the British and Canadian research, babies who have...
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Laws that send teen offenders to the adult justice system “do more harm than good” in reducing violent or other criminal behavior, according to a task force...
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I don’t think if there’s anything new to this study, but still thought to tell you. With this research, the age-old appeal coming in from parents to ask the kids to...
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Planning to hire a private tutor for your child? Remember you are doing it at your own risk. Parents have been warned about possible risks in hiring unregulated private...
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