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Scientists without a scientific temper - The Hindu: Mobile Edition Jan 17, 2015 12:23 AM , By Pushpa M. Bhargava India has not produced any Nobel Prize winner in science in the last 85 years — largely because of the lack of a scientific environment in the country Jawaharlal Nehru coined the...

Why are people so mean to each other online? - BBC News Why are people so mean to each other online? They way we communicate online jumped back into the headlines last week when Monica Lewinsky, famous for her love affair with President Clinton, spoke at the Ted (Technology, Entertainment and...

Egyptian single mother who spent 43 years living as a man to work and provide for her daughter honoured as the 'ideal mother' - Africa - World - The Independent An Egyptian single mother who spent 43 years living as a man in order to work and provide for her daughter has reportedly been...

NEW DELHI: Even as the 'Million March' on Kashmir allegedly backed by Pakistan in London last Sunday fizzled out and proved to be a damp squib, a fact which largely went unnoticed was a counter-demonstration in the same city by the Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance (JKNIA) -- an UK...

What Expats Really Think of India - India Real Time - WSJ By Joanna Sugden CONNECT Family members of British expatriates living in New Delhi celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee in 2012. Getty Images Expatriates living in India often have gripes, for instance about the heat, the...

Sun News : Community helps clean graffiti from northern Alberta mosque OLD LAKE, Alberta - Non-Muslim Cold Lake citizens are rallying around their Muslim neighbours after the local mosque was vandalized in this northern Alberta military town. Both front windows of the Cold Lake Mosque were...

Hey guys, I need some recommendation for novels. Lighthearted, preferably high/epic fantasy.Right now I would probably be satisfied by literature for 12 years old, I enjoyed reading Belgariad. I would prefer something in same tone. Not too serious, not dark, preferably witty.

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Government initiates exercise to raise FDI in defence sector to 100% - The Economic Times

Ukraine's spy dolphins switch allegiance to Russia - Telegraph Russian forces completed their take over of the Ukrainian navy’s assets in Crimea with the storming of the minesweeper Cherkessy. The Ukrainian navy has been reduced to only 10 vessels, with the other 51 it held at the beginning of...

Air India plane in near-miss as Karachi air traffic control gives incorrect info | NDTV.com Just to set the record straight, about what went wrong. The previous thread was closed, so had to open a new one. @Donatello

Partition Of India And Pakistan: The Rape Of Women On An Epic, Historic Scale

India's Forgotten Chinese Internment Camp - James Griffiths - The Atlantic

Billionaire Classic case of red tape and bureaucracy. After 12 years they realized that there might be some hurdles, which have to be looked into!

Via terror plot suspect says Criminal Code 'not a holy book' - Canada - CBC News Idiot. Whether or not he is innocent, this moron would just bring bad name to Islam.

Imam who reported terror suspect to authorities was doing his duty - The Globe and Mail

I have edited the original article, taking out some unnecessary part. Ajai Shukla: Making the Tejas fly Most of Tejas' problems stem from poor production, not from an inadequate design

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