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Disquiet In India On Sathya Sai Baba
2010-11-10 22:26:00 Despite profound a profound black ban by most of the Indian media news inimical to Sathya Sai Baba and his cult, various forces of dissent in India continue to protest Sathya Sai Baba related visits involving high profile politicians. The two reports below are months apart. Note in the second report, our 'old' acquaintance, Shrivraj Patil, the former Indian Home Minister, one of a number of deeply disgraced former government officials who are devotees of Sathya Sai Baba, rates a mention. See my articles:
Theft in print
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Google in sight, search engines are getting smarter - Hindustan Times
2008-05-29 13:32:00 Internet search engines are getting smarter, thanks to a technological race among various leaders in the business such as Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, and smaller firms which are trying to make a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
Google in sight, search engines are getting smarter - Hindustan Times
2008-05-29 13:30:00 Internet search engines are getting smarter, thanks to a technological race among various leaders in the business such as Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, and smaller firms which are trying to make a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
Hindustan Times: Latest Breaking News Feeds from India Gadget
2008-05-20 04:21:00 if(showGadget){document.write("-[inline]");}[/inline]Google Gadget Description:Get Breaking News from India, World, Cricket, Business, Bollywood and more as they happen.Author:HindustanTimes.co-mAdd to iGoogle | Add to your webpage | View Source | About Author
Banner blanket: Thousand pictures that convey a word: Hindustan Times
2008-03-18 03:57:00 Forget the giant cutouts of leaders that formed the visual yardstick for Tamil Nadu elections in the 1990s. In the age of a computer-enhanced Rajnika1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
A marriage bureau for HIV+ in Chennai: Hindustan Times
2008-03-18 03:46:00 Wanted: Bridegroom, who is HIV positive, for an HIV positive bride. These were the words with which a non-governmental organisation in Tamil Nadu rec1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Bird flu back in Bengal (Hindustan Times)
2008-03-10 00:00:00 Fresh cases of bird flu have been reported again in Bengal, hardly a couple of weeks after the government completed culling of birds in 14 districts in the state.
Bangladesh bird flu spreads as it closes border with India (Hindustan Times
2008-01-30 00:00:00 Bangladesh has closed its border with India following the spread of bird flu to 29 districts of the country, even as Dhaka says the situation is better than in adjoining West Bengal state of India.
Teams formed to insulate Kolkata from bird flu (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-28 00:00:00 In a bid to keep the city insulated from bird flu knocking at its doorstep, Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has formed eight teams to monitor the situation in Kolkata even as the culling operations were hampered due to unseasonal rains in the 11 affected districts including Murshidabad where the disease ...
Mercury rising (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-25 00:00:00 Even in a country habituated to the periodic spread of epidemics, the current outbreak of bird flu in West Bengal fraught with disastrous consequences for human life and poultry, needs to be combated on a war footing. Its spread, however, in winter appears a trifle unusual.
PM's China visit 'highly successful': CPI-M- Hindustan Times
2008-01-18 00:08:00 PM's China visit 'highly successful': CPI-M- Hindustan Times: "The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) has praised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's China visit, saying that stronger economic relationship between the two countries could move the centre of economic gravity of the world towards Asia.According to the People's Democracy, the mouthpiece of the CPI-M, the most important achievement of Manmohan Singh's three-day visit to Beijing was 'the recognition that stronger economic relationship between India and China could well move the centre of economic gravity of the world towards Asia.''This recognition in itself will go a long way in the movement towards global multi polarity,' an editorial in the latest issue of the weekly said.A reporter of People's Democracy was part of the large media delegation that accompanied Manmohan Singh to Beijing.[snip]Although expressing disappointment over the absence of major breakthroughs on Sino-Indian border dispute, the CPI-M p...
By: Indian Politics
PM's China visit 'highly successful': CPI-M- Hindustan Times
2008-01-18 00:08:00 PM's China visit 'highly successful': CPI-M- Hindustan Times: "The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) has praised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's China visit, saying that stronger economic relationship between the two countries could move the centre of economic gravity of the world towards Asia.According to the People's Democracy, the mouthpiece of the CPI-M, the most important achievement of Manmohan Singh's three-day visit to Beijing was 'the recognition that stronger economic relationship between India and China could well move the centre of economic gravity of the world towards Asia.''This recognition in itself will go a long way in the movement towards global multi polarity,' an editorial in the latest issue of the weekly said.A reporter of People's Democracy was part of the large media delegation that accompanied Manmohan Singh to Beijing.[snip]Although expressing disappointment over the absence of major breakthroughs on Sino-Indian border dispute, the CPI-M p...
By: Indian Politics
Bird flu alert: NICD team to collect samples from Birbhum (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-15 00:00:00 With authorities declaring a bird flu alert in two blocks of West Bengal's Birbhum district, the National Institute of Communicable Diseases has sent a team to the concerned areas to get a preliminary report and collect samples.
India sounds bird flu alert after chicken deaths (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-14 00:00:00 Preliminary results of tests taken after thousands of backyard poultry died in West Bengal over the past 10 days showed they were infected with bird flu, but it was unclear if it was the H5N1 virus, officials said.
Cracked: How humans get bird flu (Hindustan Times via Yahoo! India News)
2008-01-09 00:00:00 In a breakthrough that dramatically changes our understanding of bird flu, an MIT team led by an IISc Bangalore alumnus has discovered just how the bird flu virus jumps to humans. The finding could aid the development of a vaccine to combat a potential bird flu pandemic.
Bird flu ?climate of fear? could hit Asia economies (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-07 00:00:00 Asia-Pacific health ministers said on Friday that a "climate of fear" that accompanies the outbreak of infectious diseases such as bird flu could have a devastating impact on Asia's economies.
Cracked: How humans get bird flu (Hindustan Times)
2008-01-07 00:00:00 In a breakthrough that dramatically changes our understanding of bird flu, an MIT team led by an IISc Bangalore alumnus has discovered just how the bird flu virus jumps to humans. The finding could aid the development of a vaccine to combat a potential bird flu pandemic.
Counterpoint: The Gujarat paradoxes- Hindustan Times
2007-12-08 23:12:00 Counterpoint: The Gujarat paradoxes- Hindustan TimesVir Sanghvi concludes his usual anti-Modi rant with the following:Even if this costs the Congress the election, it is a price worth paying. Who would respect the Congress if it defeated Modi but adopted his policies and took the help of his former partymen? If the Congress betrays the values that it represents, then it will become a party that stands for nothing except for a lust for power. Better for the Congress to lose an election than to lose its soul.[Excerpts only - full article at the source]Comments: Perhaps some day Vir Sanghvi will write about the wonderful values that Congress represents. Please do mention pseudo-secularism, castism, corruptions and all else that you as an eminent journalist would have undoubtably observed!
By: Indian Politics
Forex reserves up by $1.2 bn - Hindustan Times
2007-12-07 15:12:00 Forex force up by $1.2 bnHindustan Times, India -1 distance agoThe forex force had accumulated by 1.13 1000000000 to $272.281 1000000000 in the preceding week. Foreign Currency Assets were up by $694 meg to defence at … More: continuing here
Stocks rising for India?s billionaires - Hindustan Times
2007-11-17 20:45:00 India's dollar billionaire club has got bigger and fatter this year, powered by a surging stock market that made the old rich get phenomenally richer4 Vote(s)
By: Market Buzz
Hindustan Times Scathing Review oF Saawariya
2007-11-12 11:04:00 Diwali festivities are over and now it’s back to business! We hope all our readers had a great Diwali and I bet many of you spent it watching either OSO or Saawariya. Those who still have not decided what to watch first maybe this review courtesy HT will help.Welcome to Bhansalipur. Here you can find the Arc de Triomphe of Paris, the gondolas of Venice, the haveli-like homes of Lucknow or Badlucknow, the carpet-dust alleys of Morocco, a bridge from Lucino Visconti’s Safed Raatein, a bordello from Baz Luhrman’s Moulin Rouge, and last but not the least, R K studio of Chembur.Now being a Raj Kapoor fan No.1, yours sincerely is certain that the great showman, in annoyance, must have just switched off all the lights in the heavens. After all, Sanjay Leela Bhansali wastes so much electricity, man power and fiscal resources that even R K saab could have made at least five masterpieces with the same budget.
By: Our Bollywood
Kajol -SRK to sizzle again in My Name Is Khan? - "Hindustan Times"
2007-11-11 09:20:00 The news is finally out – two of the hottest actors from Bollywood who set the silver screen on fire with their on-screen chemistry - have given their nods to their favorite director and best friend Karan Johar's next film based on a story that revolves around post 9/11 trauma by an Indian couple. We are talking about Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan of course, whose screen pairing would warm the cockles of many a heart.While it's a safely guarded secret that the Johar camp has been trying hard not to leak out, murmurs from the Devgun household have sent strong signals of the unconventional bahu doing not one but three projects, her husband's home production, You. Me and Hum Raj Kumar Santoshi's Ramayana and Karan Johar's untitled venture.That's quite a handful for this full time mother and now part time actor.What made her sign on the dotted line? Was it the urge to get back to the arc lights as her daughter Nysa is growing up and thus leaves her with more free time on her hands?Wh...
Sensex hits 20k mark for the first time in history - Hindustan Times
2007-10-29 23:10:00 Sensex hits 20k evaluation for the prototypal instance in historyHindustan Times, India -2 hours agoThe wish of added foreign-exchange inflate into Bharat ? forex force crossways aborning markets are due to impact a achievement $1 1E+12 (Rs 39.5 lakh crore) … More: continuing here
Hindustan Times? ?K2K Food Court?
2007-08-14 06:04:00 One of our subscribers sent us an excellent article from Hindustan Times called “The K2K (Kashmir to Kanyakumari) food court”. It showcases 60 of the most classic Indian dishes for the 60 glorious years of Indian independence. Check to see how many of your favorites make the cut and you will be surprised to ...
Hindustan Times Thursday June 14, 2007
2007-06-14 03:27:00 I just found this article in the Hindustan Times "It is curious that although sperm have been around since the beginning of time, we know so little about what is in them, and what makes them tick, er, swim. So scientists spend a lot of their waking hours trying to compare the structure and content of the proteins of sperm in various species, in order to understand their evolution and origin. For instance, the mutated DNA in the genes of the sperm of older fathers is believed to cause many genetic diseases. It is almost as if a man’s biological clock accelerates mutation in sperm cells in his early ’30s."
Goan for a walk - Hindustan Times
2007-04-28 11:16:00 Goan for a walkHindustan Times, India - 17 minutes agoGoa. The moment you think of this former Portuguese colony, what comes to mind is sunny beaches, nude sun bathing, carnivals, drinking and dancing ?all …
By: Goa Blog
Now, BITS plans for best B-school - Hindustan Times
2007-04-28 11:07:00 Now, BITS plans for best B-schoolHindustan Times, India - 10 minutes ago?The Goa campus of the BITS is regarded, from the angle of architecture and beauty, as the best institute in the country. Our aim will be to make the …
By: Goa Blog
Vedanta clinches Sesa Goa deal for $980 mn - Hindustan Times
2007-04-24 00:42:00 Vedanta clinches Sesa Goa deal for $980 mnHindustan Times, India - 19 minutes agoVedanta Resources has clinched the deal to acquire 51 per cent stake in India's biggest private iron ore exporter Sesa Goa Ltd for $981 million(around Rs …
By: Goa Blog
Hindustan Times?s obsession with Aishwayra-Abhishek wedding
2007-04-23 05:00:00 I mentioned HT’s obsession with Aishwarya-Abhishek’s marriage before. The obsession seems to be getting bigger and bigger. Above is the screen shot of HT’s 23rd April edition, 3 days after marriage and still on the front page. Other newspapers are giving importance to news which deserves attention, BrahMos supersonic. Ironically another editorial in HT has ...
By: Serendipity
Goa fest ends with awards galore - Hindustan Times
2007-04-22 16:09:00 Goa fest ends with awards galoreHindustan Times, India - 13 minutes agoAfter discussing the problems ailing the advertising industry for two days, advertising professionals spent the third day of the Goafest 2007, …
By: Goa Blog
Spoilers dot the new media fantasy in Goa fest - Hindustan Times
2007-04-22 16:08:00 Spoilers dot the new media fantasy in Goa festHindustan Times, India - 13 minutes agoThe new media gives the consumer a chance to satisfy fantasies, Frederic Joseph, Regional CEO, EMEA, Zed digital said while describing the Second life (a …
By: Goa Blog
Elections in Goa to be held on June 2nd - Hindustan Times
2007-04-18 11:06:00 Elections in Goa to be held on June 2ndHindustan Times, India - 19 minutes agoElections to the 40-member Goa assembly would be held on June two. This was announced by the Election Commission in New Delhi on Wednesday. …
By: Goa Blog
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