30
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Ahmedabad, Gandhi, Gandhi Jayanti, Gandhigiri, india, Mahatma, Mahatma Gandhi, October 2nd
MAHATMA GANDHI had said, “There are many causes that I am prepared to die for but no causes that I am prepared to kill for.” This was the difference between the Mahatma and his assassin. But, more than sixty years since his death the Mahatma is still alive. This Gandhi Jayanti (October 2nd ) let [...]
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29
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: AIDS, Gay, Indian Penal Code, UK
The decision taken by the union government of not to scrap the Section 377 of the Indian Penal code which considers homosexuality to be a criminal offense has come as a huge setback to the Gay community and the human rights groups supporting their cause.
The law against homosexuals in India states,
“Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse [...]
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28
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: 28th September, AIDS Cancer, Heart attack, india, WHO, World Heart Day
On 28th September, the World Heart Day let us understand the symptoms and the causes of all Heart diseases that affect more than a million people in India every year and accounts for almost twenty million deaths every year all over the world.
The theme of the World Heart federation for the year 2008 is “World [...]
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27
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: america, Goldman sacchs, Lehmann brothers, Morgan stanley
In what may be the defining moment of banking in America, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs- the last of the two largest surviving banks in America decided to abandon all investments and become bank holding companies in order to remain in business.
If after the fall of Lehmann Brothers and the buy out of Merrill Lynch [...]
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26
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Indian army, Kapil Dev, World Cup
Beginning a new innings in his life, India’s favourite cricketing hero and world cup winning captain of 1983, Kapil Dev was commissioned into the Indian army in the 150 TA (Infantry) battalion of the Punjab Regiment as an honorary lieutenant colonel.
Known as the Haryana Hurricane, this great Indian all rounder was born in Chandigarh in [...]
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25
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Bangalore, senior sitizens
India’s high tech city of Bangalore may have provided jobs to thousands of youngsters but almost ninety percent of the half a million population of senior citizens in Bangalore are looking for a job as they have no pension plans to take care of them.
Bangalore has become the tech hub of South India with most [...]
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24
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Afganisthan, america, Border, Islamabad, militants, pakistan, Taliban
American helicopters flew into Pakistan in the Pakistan Afghanistan militant infested border but had to return as Pakistani troops opened fire on them. Earlier fifteen people were killed in aerial strikes carried out by America on September 3rd.
Though Pakistan is a key ally of America in its fight against terror, but the recent shooting of [...]
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23
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: aamir khan, dyslexia, Lagaan, Oscar
The film federation of India jury has chosen Aamir Khan’s directorial debut venture ‘Taare Zameen Par’ to represent India at the 81st annual academy awards to be held in February in the foreign language film category.
Apart from winning several awards in India, Taare Zameen Par had done great business overseas as well. Though Aamir had [...]
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22
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: BOSS, Call centre, high pressure
Software engineers, call centre executives and thousands of youngsters are increasingly falling prey to BOSS these days. BOSS or Burn out stress syndrome is a medical condition occurring in people who work for long hours and in unusual working shifts.
Burnout can actually occur to anyone who has had long term exhaustion or has been spending [...]
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21
Sep
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava |
YET ANOTHER brave man laid down his life while performing his duty. Delhi police’s most decorated inspector Mohan Chand Sharma’s sense of duty can never be forgotten by a true patriot. When the entire nation is sceptical of the response by the state machinery to terrorists, it’s the presence of such brave officers which provides [...]
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