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Sting Operations: Ready, Steady, Sting

January 31, 20103 Comments
Sting Operations: Ready, Steady, Sting

Share Anahita Thukral: Okay, so the camera is ready, the actors are ready, the set is clear…lights, camera, action! I ain’t talking of a movie set here; I am talking of the scandalous and extremely popular sting operations. Sting, as the word suggests, is an injection of a poison via stinger by an animal causing [...]

Is Maoism Justified?

January 31, 20105 Comments
Is Maoism Justified?

Share Kaushik Narasimhan: He had once been shot by Maoists in Balrampur in Chhattisgarh’s Sarguja district, bordering Jharkhand. He was later transferred to the Maoist-infested belt of Kanker district where he was caught in a Naxalite ambush in the state’s tribal Bastar region. Both times, he survived. So, on the July 12th last year when [...]

Are BPO’s Altering the Youth?

January 31, 20102 Comments
Are BPO’s Altering the Youth?

Share Tanveer Ali: BPO or business process outsourcing, is a form of outsourcing that involves the contracting of the operations and responsibilities of specific business functions (or processes) to a third-party service provider. This sector has seen phenomenal growth over the last decade. This industry revenue grossed USD 58.8 billion in the Fiscal Year 2008-2009. [...]

Tiananmen Square Massacre and The Questions it Raises

January 31, 2010No Comments
Tiananmen Square Massacre and The Questions it Raises

Share Arun Sharma: Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 have been one of the darkest incidents in the history of People’s Republic of China. During that period, the democracy was being proposed by the leaders and the public all over the world and that subsequently led to the fall of the mighty USSR. The communist government [...]

Narmada Dam: A Detriment for Poor

January 31, 20102 Comments
Narmada Dam: A Detriment for Poor

Share Sivapathan Silojah: “You can stand in front of the map of India and throw darts anywhere on it without bothering about the environmental or human costs. If a man or woman is going to be grounded to dust, the only option is to fight back.” (The Times of India 20 October 2000 P1) Narmada [...]

Are Online Friendships Genuine?

January 31, 2010One Comment
Are Online Friendships Genuine?

Share Avnish Gaurav: Making online friends is like pouring water into a porous sieve. The friendship will never be cemented without a proper meet-up. This does not mean that a meet-up guarantees a lasting friendship but at least it will stand a better chance of surviving. There are people who get furious when asked about [...]

Book Fair Rendezvous – A hands on report

January 31, 2010No Comments
Book Fair Rendezvous – A hands on report

Share Abhirup Bhunia: Kolkata: From the stands, at a popular English stall in the book fair, in a strikingly good typeset, flickered the name, Shobhaa De. And soon the ambience of the book fair enclosed the inner senses. This time, I decided to move out of the house, spare the laptop and visit the place [...]

Why not treat ‘Change’ as empowering?

January 31, 2010One Comment
Why not treat ‘Change’ as empowering?

Share Akshat Rathi: Since the Obama campaign, the word ‘change’ has become ubiquitous. Today it is treated synonymous to ‘change for the better’. This optimism is exactly what the world needs right now. There are many such campaigns out there which are trying to empower the people to change. Yes, may be there is a [...]

Dealing with Multiculturalism

January 29, 2010One Comment
Dealing with Multiculturalism

Share Marian Fernando: The world is abundant with adequate dispute and turmoil reminding us the urge to learn how to deal with multiculturalism. Today, multicultural societies are hailed to be the best environment a man should grow in; however, the history and the present teach us that most disputes arise in communities with diverse cultures. [...]

Agriculture: Turning Suicidal?

January 29, 2010No Comments
Agriculture: Turning Suicidal?

Share Praveen Kumar: Agriculture is the primary profession in the Rural India, wherein the majority of population works in the fields to feed the whole nation. However, the contribution of agricultural products to the country’s GDP is as less as 17%. India has good fertile lands but the untimely or distorted monsoons, scarce rainfall, fake [...]

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