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JILTED BY CONGRESS, WOOED BY MULAYAM

ND TEWARI MIGHT HELP SP SCORE IN 2014 POLLS
Pradeep Kapoor - 2013-01-07 13:01
LUCKNOW: Sidelined by his own party, veteran Congress leader ND Tewari is helping Samajwadi Party and its leadership through his stay in Lucknow these days.
Pre-Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Sessions-2013

Government will consider problems of Kerala NRIs, says Ravi

Kerala to move a Bill on NRIs voting in local bodies
ASHOK B SHARMA - 2013-01-07 12:59
KOCHI: Sessions prior to the inauguration of the gala conclave of Overseas Indians began here on Monday with the Government assuring that it could consider the problems of non-resident Indians (NRIs) from Kerala.

AT THE ROOT OF RAPE IS LANGUAGE

OUR LITERATURE IS REPLETE WITH ‘RAVISHED MAIDENS’
Angshukanta Chakraborty - 2013-01-05 17:03
In a well-known story from Greek mythology, Callisto, a nymph of the warrior goddess Artemis (also known as Diana in Roman retellings), was raped by Zeus, the king of the Greco-Roman gods, while she rested in the forest, tired after a hunt. After the rape, Artemis exiles her, and Hera, Zeus’ jealous wife, turns Callisto into a bear. Wrenched from imminent motherhood, for a bear couldn’t raise a half-human, half-god child, Callisto is finally ‘rescued’ by Zeus out of pity and turned into the Great Bear constellation.

RATAN TATA IS SYMBOL OF GLOBAL INDIAN AMBITION

EXEMPLARY ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAKES HIM A LIVING LEGEND
Harihar Swarup - 2013-01-05 17:00
If one has to ask what is single biggest achievement of Ratan Tata who has hung his boots? The simple answer would be: reliability of Tata products and the confidence that customers have reposed in brand Tata. Customers see the Tata label, and without blink of an eye, purchase the item. Ratan Tata’s second achievement was in the automobile industry; he gave India first indigenously produced car.
PRAVASI BHARATIYA DIVAS (PBD)-2013

Canadian-Indians eye biz opportunity in India

Mauritius President is the Chief Guest, Canadian Minister on way to India
ASHOK B SHARMA - 2013-01-05 12:03
New Delhi: Canadians, particularly the Canadian-Indians are eying business and investment opportunities in India. Canadian delegation is likely to be one of the largest at the gala conclave of Overseas Indians – 11th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas – scheduled at Kochi in Kerala next week.

QUALITY MUST FOR NATIONS TO EXCEL

ASQ CHIEF ON NEW CONCEPTS IN GLOBALISED ECONOMY
Surojit Mahalanobis - 2013-01-04 13:20
NEW DELHI: Chairman of the board of American Society for Quality (ASQ) Dr. James Rooney was in India last month to interact with the Department of Management Studies of IIT, Delhi on the prime role of quality in making a success of globalization. In an interview with the IPA Energy Editor Surojit Mahalanobis, Dr. Rooney spoke about the major challenges facing the managements and industries today.

WHY USE JUST ELITE MODES TO CONNECT WITH PEOPLE?

RAPES DO HAPPEN WHERE THERE’S NO INTERNET
Garga Chatterjee - 2013-01-04 13:17
The Justice Verma Committee has asked ‘all members of the public’ among others to respond with ideas, knowledge and experience, to assist the committee in reaching its objective of suggesting amendments of laws relating to crimes against women. The notice has been published in many newspapers. This act is rather usual but has been sold to the public by the government as some sign of its active response. Parliamentary committees regularly serve such notices to the public.

GOVT MUST RAISE TARIFF ON GOLD IMPORT

TIGHTER RULES TO REIN IN SMUGGLERS
Nantoo Banerjee - 2013-01-04 13:13
Chakravarthy Rangarajan, who authored the official report recommending gold decontrol 25 years ago at the instance of the Rajiv Gandhi government and was amply rewarded ever since, appears to be a much disturbed person these days. His report led to the abolition of the Gold Control Act of 1962 and helped this poor country indulge in a big luxury of importing larger and larger quantities of gold year after year until it had worn the uncomfortable crown of being the world’s largest gold importer since 2010 with an all-time record volume of 1,006.3 tonnes as per the World Gold Council data.

Aftermath Delhi Gangerape : Govt plans network to track crime

Special Correspondent - 2013-01-03 15:06
New Delhi: In the backdrop of the recent heinous gangerape in the Capital, the Government has geared up to strengthen its network for tracking crime and cracking down gangsters.