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Thursday, September 23, 2010

So falling in love costs you friends?


S A Sagar
Friendship is fine, but now it's turned into a social monster that won't stop growing, says a study.
We probably all know that a passionate new relationship can leave you little time for others, but now science has put some numbers on the observation.
Oxford University researchers asked people about their inner core of friendships and how this number changed when romance entered the equation.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Israel's 'incredible violence'


Jon Swaine, Adrian Blomfield 
Israeli troops broke international law by storming an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, according to a UN inquiry, which found that the killings of activists on-board were comparable to "summary executions".
New York/Jerusalem: Israel used 'incredible violence' against Gaza aid flotilla, says UN Human Rights Council

Tere bin Laden: Screening at Friars film fest

Tere bin Laden

S A Sagar
TERE BIN LADEN, the breakout comedy hit of 2010 is making its presence felt in the United States of America! After running to packed houses in India for more than seven weeks, this politically incorrect satire from Walkwater Media is set to gather eyeballs in the mainstream American space with word that it has been invited as the opening film at the Friars Club Comedy Film Festival in New York.

Control issues


Arun Nehru
The situation in the Valley is getting worse but before the all-party delegation reaches Jammu and Kashmir let us be clear of two things: that the street violence over the last few months was generated by separatist forces, and that from the security point of view this cannot be tolerated by any government. The separatist issue has been going on for years and funds from abroad have continued to generate dissent in the Valley. Should this be allowed in the name of democracy?

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Ramadhan gift to Muslims: Sikhs hand over mosque to Muslims in Punjab


Ludhiana: A wave of jubilation ran among the Muslims of Punjab on the first day of Ramadhan when thanks to the efforts of the Majlis-e-Ahrar Islam, Hind the Sikhs of the village Mallan handed over the mosque which had been closed for the last 63 years to the Shahi Imam of Punjab, Maulana Habibur Rahman Sani Ludhiyanvi in a simple ceremony.

Zardari: A "disgrace" to Pakistan


The British-Pakistani man, who angrily threw shoes at Asif Ali Zardari at a political rally in Birmingham, has gone into hiding after receiving death threats allegedly from the Pakistan president's supporters.
57-year-old Sardar Mohammad Shamin Khan threw shoes at Zardari during the Pakistan People's Party rally on August 6, but the missile did not him.

Monday, August 16, 2010

لبنان میں اسرائیلی سازش بے نقاب


محمداحمد کاظمی مشرق وسطیٰ کی سیاست نئے باب میں داخل ہورہی ہے۔گزشتہ چند ماہ کے دوران ایسے واقعات رونما ہوئے ہیں جس کے نتیجہ میں اسرائیل کی جارحیت بین الاقوامی سطح پر مزید سامنے آئی ہے ۔ بلکہ کچھ معاملات میں اسرائیلی دفاعی حالت میں آنے پر مجبور ہوا ہے ۔ غزہ کے لئے امدادی جہاز فلوٹیلا پر گزشتہ مئی میں کئے گئے اسرائیلی حملے کے بعد حز ب اللہ نے حال ہی میں ایسے شواہد پیش کئے ہیں

Kashmir: Unending conflict, what is the way out?


By Asghar Ali Engineer
The conflict in Kashmir seems to be unending and the way it is being handled by our armed forces, especially the CRPF is further aggravating it. Unfortunately, it is still being addressed primarily as a law and order problem and the aspirations of people and their problems hardly matter. Our armed forces go on violating human rights and they know only to kill. This way instead of solving the problem, we will reduce Kashmir to a vast cemetery. More and more young protestors are dying and death hardly dissuades these young protestors from demonstrating.

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Genes predict Who lives forver


By: S A Sagar
Genetic variants play a critical and complex role in predicting exceptionally long lives, says a study. Well, surely none from this planet, but according to Friday's isssue of the journal science, scientists have discovered a certain pattern of genes that gives an accurate prediction on who might live a longer life.
Paola Sebastiani and Dr. Thomas Perls, who leads a research team at Boston University, have revealed that they have identified a set of genetic variants that's capable of predicting a 77-percent accuracy of extreme logevity.

Engage all in J&K

By Arun Nehru
India lives in many dimensions. As we hurtle towards attaining “superpower” status, we are confronted with serious security issues, both internal and external. We see this in the increased violence in Jammu and Kashmir and in yet another daring and deadly attack by the Maoists.

Lady luck will stay on Dhoni's side, says Ganesha

Affectionately known as 'Mahi', Mahendra Singh Dhoni has rocked the Indian cricket scenario like no one since Sachin Tendulkar. The popular youth icon has made a big impact in and outside the cricketing world. His power-packed performances and on-field agility have had fans, especially girls, swooning all over him. But the heart throb is no longer single.