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Srimadbhagvad-Gita: The non-sectarian essence of hinduism

IGS - 20-07-2009 07:50 GMT-0000
The Bhagavad-Gita is the essence of Hinduism, a non-sectarian universal spiritual philosophy on the metaphysical science of the highest Reality. Lord Krishna, the speaker of bhagavad Gita, is the Supreme Being reincarnate, who spoke in about 3,100 years BCE. The Gita gives a non-fearbased knowledge of the higher Self, and answers two universal questions: Who am I, and how I can live a happy and peaceful life in this world of dualities? It's a book of wisdom, yoga or spiritual growth that inspired Thoreau, Emerson, Gandhi and many others. A repeated study with faith purifies our psyche and guides us to face the challenges of modern living leading to inner peace.
FDI and exchange rate

FDI is interdependent over time

Exchange rate influences the average rate of FDI inflows
Dr Gyan Pathak - 22-06-2009 08:40 GMT-0000
FDI is interdependent over time, and under a favorable FDI environment, the exchange rate has a positive and significant effect on the average rate of FDI inflows.
New technology to produce bio-butanol from agri wastes

Butanol fast emerging as nextgen biofuel

Will it address environmental concerns ?
ASHOK B SHARMA - 21-06-2009 07:26 GMT-0000
In the search for next generation bio-fuels, butanol produced by fermentation of agricultural products and wastes has emerged as a promising hope. Limited experiments suggest that butanol is an alternative fuel for spark ignition (SI) engines.
The problem of definition

Where Does the Public Sector End and the Private Sector Begin?

Clear definition needed for changing governments' accounts
Dr Gyan Pathak - 06-06-2009 09:37 GMT-0000
Where Does the Public Sector End and the Private Sector Begin? This question has recently acquired such a dimension that Internation Monetary Fund (IMF) needed to get a research work done. Defining anything is a difficult task, but the working paper prepared by Ian Lienert gives an interesting overviews on the subject. It may be mentioned here that there have been attempts to change governmets' accounting systems all over the world.
Americas

49 journalists have been killed since 2000

UNESCO Chief deplores murder of Mexican Journalist
Special correspondent - 05-06-2009 07:55 GMT-0000
The head of the United Nations agency tasked with upholding press freedom condemned the kidnapping and murder of a newspaper journalist in Mexico, calling on the nation's authorities to catch those behind the killing.
100 days of US President Obama

Obama, reform and the role of the Left

Understanding US left view on Obama
Sam Webb - 04-05-2009 09:57 GMT-0000
After the first, perhaps over analyzed, hundred days of the Obama administration, it is fair to say that President Obama is a reformer and we are entering an era of reforms, possibly radical reforms.
Indian Panorama IFFI-2008

JODHAA AKBAR

Film in Hindi/205 minutes/35mm/colour
Gyan Pathak - 16-11-2008 18:03 GMT-0000
Ashutosh Gowariker’s epic historical romance Jodhaa Akbar tells the story of how the Mughal emperor found his match in a princess he marries for political reasons.
Indian Panorama IFFI-2008

GULMOHAR

Film in Malayalam/100 minutes/35 mm/colour
Gyan Pathak - 16-11-2008 05:16 GMT-0000
How far would you go to fight the atrocities against the downtrodden? How far would you go to rekindle the spirits of your comrades?
Indian Panorama IFFI-2008

GULABI TALKIES

Film in Kannada/122 mintus/35 mm/colour
Gyan Pathak - 16-11-2008 05:09 GMT-0000
Gulabi, a discarded 50-year-old woman, lives in an island inhabited primarily by fisherfolks. Since her husband Musa has married again, she lives away from him. To escape her loneliness she fans her obsession for films.
Indian Panorama IFFI-2008

GUBBACHIGALU (Sparrows)

Film in Kannada/95minutes/35mm/colour
Gyan Pathak - 16-11-2008 05:01 GMT-0000
In the concrete jungle of a sprawling city, two children go on a quest to find their missing sparrow.