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WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS Saag
I have expatiated on the subject and on the need for courageous action for
hours and hours before the National Security Advisory Board (NSAB), during my
tenure. But for what purpose, when nobody in New Delhi understands, tries to
understand and....
School Children Are Hungry In India
Dr P Maiti
"Fifty per cent of the world's hungry live in five countries: India,
Bangladesh, Nigeria, Pakistan and Indonesia. Though we have heard these facts
many times over, most of us can neither fathom the sufferings of the
underprivileged, nor can we grasp the difficulties faced by millions of such
people, barely clinging on to their lives.
Letter to N.H. Representatives from Balawaristan
Abdul Hamid Khan, Chairman, BNF
Unlike Indian part of J & K and PoK, the 2
million indigenous people of Balawaristan (Pakistan Occupied Gilgit Baltistan)
have no right to access the Justice. Neither we have any High Court nor we
have been given the right to appeal in any Pakistan High Court or Supreme
Court against Human Rights violation or death sentences
Thanks to USA, But Hurry Up And
Get Out Wash Post
Less than 10 days after the fall of Saddam Hussein, thousands of Iraqis
marched in downtown Baghdad on Friday to demand a rapid U.S. troop withdrawal
and prominent opposition leader said he expects Americans to relinquish govt
functions in weeks.
Boom-time For Indian Aerospace?
EcoTimes
HAL has produced a total of 23 types of aircraft, of which 11 are Indian
designs. Dhruv, the multi-role, multi-mission medium range helicopter, has no
rival in its class from anywhere else in the world just now. So is the Light
Combat Aircraft(LCA).
The Source of Bias against Hindus
George T.
This article was written as a response
to the many reports of an obvious bias exercised by various "secular"
agencies against Hindus, the recent instance being the half-hearted response
of the Amnesty International when many Hindus were murdered in cold blood in
Kashmir.
Mission of missed martyrdom
Telegraph
Martyrdom doesn"t come easy to some. A group of six left for Iraq to lay down
their lives for Islam and for peace, carrying their shrouds — as human
shields against Tomahawks. They have come back alive, unscathed and
heartbroken.
Nixon and Deng to "blame" for
Sars outbreak Straitstimes
THE two people most to blame for the current worldwide Sars scare are Richard
Nixon and Deng Xiaoping - the first, for his diplomatic opening of China, and
the second, for his economic opening. If this sounds facetious, consider
this:.....
Richie Rich! Schools make million
off affluent parents Ndtv
Latest trend in education is the hugely expensive international schools that
offer the "O" and "A" level examinations or the International Baccalaureate.
These schools are conspicuous by magnificent structures, sprawling lawns,
swimming pools
Are Indians embarrassed about
their success stories? Sulekha
Christopher Wood"s India report, “The tortoise and the hare”, released last
month, said: “Indians at the national level remain hopeless at public
relations. Indians like to talk about national failures, not successes.”
Saddam Son"s Palace an Orgy of
Excess Foxnews
Judging by the playboy lifestyle Saddam Hussein"s son Odai apparently lived
in his huge palace, the everyday miseries of life in Iraq weren"t exactly the
most pressing concern on his mind.
INDIA: ON THE SUPERPOWER HIGHWAY
HTimes
It is heartening to learn that India"s economy is in the same league as that
of the US, China and Japan. For the second time, it has been ranked the
world"s fourth-biggest economy by the World Bank"s purchasing power parity
(PPP) index.
Combating the Ideology of Radical
Islam DanielPipes
Nowadays, Americans are likely to hear one of three replies to the question,
"Who is the enemy?" The first reply—"terrorists" -- is the Bush
administration"s response, which insists that there is no connection between
Islam and terrorism.
India to ride outsourcing boom
HTimes
A seismic shift of labour from the West to India has been predicted in the
near future. A Stanley Morgan report estimates that the shift would create
almost four million jobs and steer the Indian economy to a trillion-dollar
level.
YES, all four wars
Rediff
Varsha Bhosle : Last week, one "Robert Price" posted a response : tall, fair,
tight-assed, Punjabi/Pathan Pakis who are superior to Hindus and have
therefore won all wars over the past 5,000 years and, especially, the last
four,....
How CIA picked and groomed Saddam
Hussein HTimes
US forces may now be searching high and low for Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein
but American intelligence operatives used him as their instrument for more
than 40 years, according to former US intelligence officials and diplomats.
IGNITING STRATEGIC MINDSETS IN
INDIANS Saag
Threats to India"s security have arisen because India all along has been
apologetic to the acquisition of military power and has shied away from using
military power to protect her national security interests. India needs the
WILL to use power.
Journalism on the cheap
IExpress
Is the media accountable? This anguished question of Chief Justice V.N. Khare
should not go unnoticed. The chief justice of India is disturbed because no
media person has come forward to substantiate the story linking judges to the
"Mysore sex scandal"
Mr Prime Minister, please walk the talk
Rediff
A two-year-old baby is lying in his bed trying to sleep. Mother is telling
him stories about his father, who is a soldier and has decided to give his
life for his country....Suddenly, bullets start raining on the mother from
all directions.
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