30
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Economy, Education, People, Society
Aristotle once said, “A good society is one where the middle class out numbers every one else.” And India is gearing forward to scale this height by 2025. The once upon a time middle class is playing weighing machine for the rest of India.
The Indian economy has been doing fairly well for the last few [...]
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26
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Environment, Healthcare, History, Poltics, Society
BHOPAL, THE capital city of Madhya Pradesh, is also known as the centre of the ’biggest industrial disaster’ or the ‘Hiroshima of chemical industry’. On December 3, 1984, a union carbide pesticide producing plant leaked highly toxic cloud of methyl isocyanate into the air of a densely populated region of Bhopal. Of the 800,000 people [...]
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26
May
2008
by krisdev | Tags: Corruption, Governance, Society, Technology
Corruption is a cancer eating into the vitals of our society. It does not allow the under developed and developing nations to transcend and become developed nations. Most developing countries are doing well on many fronts - except tackling corruption - which in turn affects many development projects and impacts the grassroots by depriving [...]
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23
May
2008
by falcon | Tags: Law & Order, MNS, Mumbai, Politics, Raj Thackeray, Society
I agree that this post on the speeches by the MNS chief Raj Thackeray has come quite late but I intended it to be delayed as my first response is quite impulsive and need not be of any wisdom. Now I do not claim that the post contains unquestioned knowledge, deep thinking or wisdom but [...]
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20
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Dr Binayak Sen, Healthcare, Law & Order, Politics, Society
Dr Binayak Sen seems to have caught the imagination of the mainstream media in India at last. But one has to remember that he has spent a year in a Chhattisgarh jail.
An international award by the Global Heath Council named after Jonathan Mann to Dr Sen for his untiring work in the field of people’s [...]
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18
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Hockey, Sports, Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey
The unexpected has happened in the Hockey. With all news coverage going to IPL, we have completely forgotten the Hockey being played somewhere. After missing the berth in Olympics this is some good news for hockey fans in the country. The ouster of KPS Gill has proved to be the lucky decision as India moved [...]
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16
May
2008
by admin | Tags: Law & Order, Politics, Society, Terrorism
If terrorism is ultimately tamed, it will be because India is India. The Jaipur blasts of Tuesday, despite the horrendous toll they have taken in terms of human lives, will have little or no impact on anything — policies, people’s lives, or the much-hoped-for communal polarisation. Terror no longer has the capacity to shock. It [...]
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15
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: jaipur, Law&Order, Leadership, Politics, Society, Terror Strike
IN A tragic yet surprising development, serial bomb blasts occurred at half-a-dozen places in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The serial blasts were well planned by the terrorists. They are not interested in Tier-I cities of India, instead they are targeting Tier-II and Tier-III cities across the country. Jaipur is one of the foremost symbol of India’s cultural [...]
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11
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: 1857, Bhagat Singh, BJP, Congress, CPM, Gandhi, IPL, RSS, Sepoy Mutiny, Yechury
A survey carried out in various cities of India has revealed that today’s youths have forgotten its history and have no idea about what happened in the year 1857. For some, it signifies a car’s number plate. While for others, it’s a year when riots took place. There are those for whom dates don’t matter [...]
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09
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: AIIMS, Dr Venugopal, Education, Politics, Ramadoss, Society, UPA
Ever since Dr Anbumani Ramadoss has taken the charge of the health ministry he has been directly involved in lots of controversies. The recent judgement by the Supreme Court declaring the AIIMS amendment act as a void is yet another setback for the minister. The verdict came after Dr Venugopal challenged his removal as AIIMS [...]
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