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by Varun R. Iyer
The beauty of art lies in its imperfection, and is accentuated by the fundamental premise that no work of art can ever be typecast into a rigid interpretation. Every single nuance tells a different story; each angle is a revealing...
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Commuters nationwide found out during Wednesday’s morning rush hour that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had ended. Global warming, health care spending and the...
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Low-cost travel operators could be the big winners from the global economic downturn even as tourism faces a tough year in 2009, a report said Monday.
made popular Nov 10 2008
Facebook has been infiltrated by Nigerian scammers and other cyber criminals who use compromised accounts to con users out of cash.
made popular Nov 10 2008
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A fight within the Democratic Party over control of the House Energy and Commerce Committee could influence the outcome of President-elect Obama’s efforts to...
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Global shipments of cell phones slipped in the third quarter due to the troubled economic situation, a research firm says.
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It’s been four days since the Federal Trade Commission got an Illinois court to shut down the infamous HerbalKing spam network. The agency, and the anti-spam research...
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In a major shift in Russian intentions, Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov, in an exclusive interview to the BBC, has suggested that his country is prepared to leave...
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The Zionist state over occupied Palestine has found a new novelty: obstructing the education of Palestinian students.
In recent months, Israel has denied the right to...
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I have already written about the Islam and how some of Islamic scholars who have kidnapped the Islamic views and adopt it to be suitable for its religious views. What I...
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Journalist Mike Davis’ piece on Dubai is something I felt the need to share.
Mike Davis’ piece “Fear and Money In Dubai” exposes a part of...
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Muslims in Indian, long know for their incredibly virtues including their tolerance, have recently demonstrated such wisdom in their renunciation of fellow Indian...
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Why does the Nobel Peace Prize carry so much weight anymore? Don’t misunderstand me: when given to the right person, the prize is honorable and well-regarded (by...
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When an American election comes around the professional pundits seek to examine how each demographic will vote. Usually this concerns seniors, blacks, Hispanics, and...
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A dear Palestinian friend once remarked to me in despair that Palestinians are not liked and looked down upon by Gulf Arabs. Why? Because Gulf Arabs are wealthy and...
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Turkey, Austria and Japan have just won the three open non permanent United Nations Security Council seats. The effort was not without contention and raises questions...
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Despite the fact that 14% of Americans identify themselves as agnostics or atheists(the former does not mean irreligious), there is only one member of Congress out of...
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Former two-time Iranian president and reformer Mohammad Khatami (last serving in office in 2005) has spoken about running for the presidency once more against current...
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All of us prayed, some of us wept, and some of us thought it would never happen.
But check out this headline in The New York Times : Oil Prices Slip Below $70 a...
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Europe’s leaders know where they want to be when it comes to tackling global warming. The problem is they don’t know how to get there.President Nicolas...
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Yes, Virginia, there is a mob in Bulgaria.
As with all other Eastern European nations, Bulgaria in the past 18 years has undergone enormous changes: an increase in...
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Foreign tourists visiting the most famous landmarks of India - the Taj Mahal, will no longer be able to pay the entrance fee in dollars. The Indian government has made...
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The Taj Mahal was closed to tourists and Indian city officials of Agra imposed a curfew following riots that left one person dead and 50 injured. The violence started...
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Lego has launched the biggest model in its 74-year history - a 5,922-piece replica of the Taj Mahal! Priced at…
made popular Aug 22 2008
The luminescent marble of the Taj Mahal is said to have come from Makhrana, a quaint mining town in the state of Rajasthan. But though Makhrana marble can compete with...
made popular Aug 11 2008
The Shiv Sena claims the 17th century Taj Mahal is an ancient Shiva temple. On Monday, they tried to enter the marble mausoleum but were prevented.
made popular Jul 24 2008
This presents photographs (listed below) that show the Vedic influence found in such buildings as the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, and other structures in India. It also...
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In a latest development Uttar Pradesh Government allowed Government doctors to do private practice. Of course this deal has some tags attached to it. Like such...
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I believe in Love. And I believe in Truth. I can’t stand ‘disgraces’ to either of them.
I would choose to let the world know, the truth about ‘The Taj’,...
made popular Jun 29 2008
Since I have just returned from Agra last month and am still dazed by the astounding beauty of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this bit of news caught my eye...
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A gold encrusted dagger once owned by the Indian Emperor who built the Taj Mahal could fetch $1 million when it goes on sale next month, experts said on Friday.
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Legendary actor Ben Kingsley is all set to make a comeback to India for his new romance film based on Indian mausoleum Taj Mahal. The film at its initial stage will...
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India is better known as the country of Mahatma Gandhi who taught the teachings and importance of the concept of non-violence to the world. India is know as the country...
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India has started celebrating 60 years of the Independence. It gave a reason to smile and celebrate to Indians living in London and to Londoners also. Londoners have...
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Following Taj Mahal’s inclusion in the list of new seven wonders of the world, Bollywood director Akbar Khan is re-releasing his film Taj Mahal-An Eternal Love...
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On 07/07/07 in Lisbon, the names of New Seven Wonders of World announced and the 17th-century love monument ‘Taj Mahal’ has found its own place in the elite...
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The cup of joy of Indians all over the world has run over ever since the Taj Mahal won its coveted place in the new list of the 7 wonders of the world. The voting...
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The wait is over and the results are announced. The new Seven Wonders of the World are here to stand tall, giving you the most spectacular of sight as they take you for...
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On 07/07/07 in Lisbon, the names of New Seven Wonders of World announced and the 17th-century love monument ‘Taj Mahal’ has found its own place in the elite...
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The eastern part is silent on the voting for India’s historical monument, which is located in western part of the country, to place it in World’s Seven...
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