Pranab Invokes Netaji's Dream of Free
India
The spirit of legendary freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose shone
here again Monday evening at the launch of the Volume 12 of Netaji's
Collected Works entitled "Chalo Delhi" - the inspiring slogan
of the Indian National Army he founded to liberate India. Read On >>>
Unshackle the Mind, Show Toughness, Say
Leaders of Tomorrow
Young parliamentarians and entrepreneurs Monday came together in a
rare interaction to call for "unshackling the mind" and show guts
and toughness in decision-making at a brainstorming session
organized by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and
Industry (FICCI). Considering that huge swathes of India still live
in villages, farmers have to be factored in India rising. Emphasis
must not be on just the manufacturing and service sectors," Read On >>>
Let us Think Beyond Next Poll, Next
Quarter: PM Politicians have to think of
the next election and business leaders of the next quarter, but
together they can think of the next generation and transform economy
and society, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Monday.
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Rehabilitation Policy for
Industrialization Soon: PM Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
Monday virtually gave a sneak peak into some upcoming economic
policies, including one for rehabilitation of people displaced by
industrialization and a new institutional mechanism for facilitation
of large-scale industrial projects. In an obvious reference to the
controversy over allotment of land for special economic zones (SEZ),
mainly in respect of displacement of people from their lands,
Manmohan Singh said there was no reason for industrialization to be
a contentious issue. Read On >>>
North India Shivers: Delhi has coldest
day of the season
Northern India shivered Monday as icy winds from the Himalayas sent
the mercury plummeting, with Amritsar recording the minimum
temperature below the freezing point and Delhi experiencing the
coldest day of the season.
On Jan 8, 2006, Delhi had recorded a minimum of 0.2 degrees, a
record low in
a half century. Read On >>>
Gurgaon Emerging as New Corporate
Capital: Hooda Gurgaon is fast emerging the
new corporate capital of India and can boast of having the highest
number of call centers, Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda
claimed here Monday. Gurgaon has the highest number of call centers
in India. It stands third, after Bangalore and Chennai, in software
exports. Read On >>>
Manmohan's dream: Breakfast in Amritsar,
Lunch in Lahore Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
Monday unveiled his vision of regional integration where one can
have "breakfast in Amritsar, lunch in Lahore and dinner in Kabul" as
he reiterated his call for a treaty of peace, friendship and
security between India and Pakistan.
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Nepal's
Everest Hero Joins Brawn Drain
In the 1950s, Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, the first man to summit the Mt
Everest with Sir Edmund Hillary, left Nepal to take up residence in
neighboring India. Five decades later, Apa Sherpa, who created a
world record by scaling the world's highest peak 16 times, has
joined the exodus from the Himalayan kingdom in search of greener
pastures. Read On >>>
India Should Consider Pak Proposal on
Kashmir Jammu and Kashmir Chief
Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad Monday urged the Centre not to reject
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's proposals on Kashmir. "We
should consider the proposals seriously and formulate our response
after discussing all the issues, including self-governance," he told
the media in Jammu. Read On >>>
Assam Makes for Furious Internet Debate
by Simantik Dowerah The latest killings in Assam
by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) have only intensified
a furious debate already raging in Orkut, a free internet-based
discussion forum, with its 'members' equally divided between
supporting the militant group and opposing their terror actions
vehemently. Created on April 28, 2006 by "|†äñMäy| .." (as
the creator of the community writes his name in Orkut), the ULFA
supporters in this Internet community ... Read On >>>
Deepak Chopra's Kama Sutra Images Now on
Canvas By Prasun Sonwalkar For the first time, a West
Yorkshire-based graphics company has made it possible for lovers of
Kama Sutra, the ancient Indian art of love-making, to spice up their
walls by putting up large portraits of its images. ID-Wall, the
large-format picture and graphics company based in Huddersfield, has
secured the rights to produce images from US-based spiritual guru
Deepak Chopra's best-selling book, "Kama Sutra: The Seven
Spiritual Laws of Love". Read On
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After
Dengue, India to start Specialization in Infectious Diseases
With the outbreak of infectious diseases like dengue and chikungunya
claiming many lives and affecting thousands across the country in
2006, the government is planning to train doctors to specialize in
such diseases.
The National Board of Examinations (NBE), an autonomous body under
the health ministry, is planning to start fellowship courses in
infectious diseases. There is a growing realization of the need to have more specialists
for handling different infectious diseases in the wake of the recent
epidemics of dengue and chikungunya.
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Homeopathy can Cure many Chronic Diseases People are increasingly going in for homeopathic treatment in
India and in many countries. And there are good reasons behind the
shift, said doctors at a homeopathic conference in Agra.
Contrary to general belief, more and more people are following
homeopathy, even for cancer treatment at early stages. Since
allopathy cannot cure all critical or chronic diseases, even after
receiving chemotherapy treatment, many cancer patients now come to
homeopaths, and get positive results ... Read On >>>
Cleaning Out Computer Data Boosts PC's Speed, Security
The start of the New Year is always a good time to consider removing
old data from your PC to boost performance before installing any new
software you received for Christmas.
The three main advantages of removing old software are freeing up
space, improving performance and erasing user history, says Hermann
Apfelboeck of the magazine PC-Welt.
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Now Vedic Mantras to Cure Diseases
by Anil Sharma
Now look forward to new age healing through mantras! Sanskrit
scholars of Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University
have initiated a research project, said to be the first of its kind,
to treat various diseases through Vedic chants. Read On >
My Brother
not a Drug Addict Slain British tourist Stephen
Bennett's family has strongly denied reports from India that he was
a drug addict, and has raised several questions related to his death
in a village near Mumbai in December. Amanda Bennett, Stephen's
sister, told IANS in an e-mailed despatch: "My brother was not a
drug addict. He did not have AIDS (post mortem results confirm
this). Read On >>>
NGO to treat Injured Birds on Kite flying day
With Jaipur all set to celebrate Makar Sankranti this
weekend, an NGO is quietly making preparations to treat birds that
might be injured in the daylong kite flying. Read On
Nepal Judges Fear Loss of Freedom in New
Set Up As Nepal's multi-party
government Monday began a key meeting with Maoist guerrillas to fix
a date for implementing the new constitution, controversy about the
statute grew with the country's top judges fearing loss of
independence in the days to come. Read
On >>>
Shutdown Hits Life in Bengal, Fresh
Violence in Nandigram A 24-hour shutdown Monday to
protest killings in West Bengal's Nandigram over land acquisition
for a special economic zone (SEZ) impacted life throughout the state
as reports of fresh violence came in from the area where at least
four bodies have been found. Read On
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Saddam Hussein:
Victim of Old
West Justice and Vendetta
by K. Gajendra Singh
President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, overthrown after the US led
illegal invasion of Iraq in March, 2003, against UN Charter and
world opinion, became another victim of 'Old West Justice' exercised
by European colonizers and Americans during the last few centuries.
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Why India's Import Pipelines have
remained Pipe Dreams? By Bhamy V. Shenoy In less than 10 years from
conceptualization to start-up, the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline
of 1,760 km and the Shah Deniz Gas Pipeline of about 1,000 km have
been built in the Caucasus. In India, for more than 20 years we have
been talking about gas pipelines from Qatar, Iran, Turkmenistan,
Myanmar and Bangladesh. Not one has been built. Not
even one is on the drawing board. Millions of rupees have been spent
on endless number of feasibility studies. India should be able
to learn from the experience of building these pipelines in the
Caucasus. As the West learnt that there was billions of oil to be
exploited beneath Caspian Sea, a New Great Game started. Read On >>>
Pranab Tells NRIs to be like overseas
Chinese External Affairs Minister
Pranab Mukherjee Monday called upon overseas Indians to play a role
similar to the one being played by the overseas Chinese community in
the growth of China. Speaking at a plenary on 'Developmental
Challenges of the States: Partnership Opportunities' at the Pravasi
Bharatiya Divas (PBD) 2007 here, he said ... Read On >>>
Hyderabad to host IndiaSoft Meet from
Tuesday IndiaSoft 2007, an
international IT exhibition and conference to showcase India's
cutting-edge IT capabilities and outsourcing strengths to the global
IT and business community, is beginning here Tuesday. About 90
tier-II and tier-III IT and ITES companies will exhibit their
products and services during the two-day event. Read On >>>
BNP Rejects Move on Presidential
Reference on Polls The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), deep into its campaign
as head of a four-party alliance, has rejected proposals for a
presidential reference to the Supreme Court to have the general
elections postponed to accommodate the Awami League-led grouping. Read On >>>
Troops Patrol Violence-Torn Assam
By
Syed Zarir Hussain Troops patrolled
violence-torn Assam Monday with the death toll in the weekend
attacks targeting Hindi-speaking people mounting to 57 while
security forces killed two separatists overnight. Seven more people,
including five policemen, were killed in a landmine explosion over
the weekend in a separate incident not directly related to the
ongoing carnage against the Hindi-speakers by the outlawed United
Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA). Read
On >>>
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