The US War Criminals, CIA and their muppet dog followers are pushing hard to instigate unrest and protest in China using internet to call people to stage mass protests in Beijing and Shanghai. But the mass protests occurred mainly in their new ally and fake raised superpower, India. The US calls for protest in China are having a very contrary result. The Chinese Government is tightening more police control and it has also announced new measures in view of bridging the gap between rich and poor, control inflation and subsidized food products in view of preventing any protest and social unrests. Moreover the police and internal control security forces will receive additional funding in view of preventing any unrests instigated by the CIA and US war criminals. Thus unrest and mass protest will be even more rare in China. The calls for protest by the CIA is having a contrary effect with no Chinese participating in such call and it is mainly Western journalists who have turned up to cover the so called protest.
Mass Rally in New Delhi Against Inflation
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lolzzzzzzzzzzz
u r including rally of inflation with the protest against the govts which are ruling from decades like gaddafi case.
they both are different cases untill u divide them and look at them with neutral eyes
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lolzzzzzzzzzzz
u r including rally of inflation with the protest against the govts which are ruling from decades like gaddafi case.
they both are different cases untill u divide them and look at them with neutral eyes
Our government changes every 10 years.
India's? Nehru, Indira Gandhi, now Italian Mafia, then next in line is Rahul, who next?
What brought down France monarchy? Inflation.
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these govts are voted by people after 5 years,congress give their candidate which is their wish.
in 1999,bjp made their govt.
so wats the case.
here in india,no body have time to think who ruled how much,when ppl gets frustrated,they select other one.
but in this whole scenario,ppl create fear in the mind of govt to do better than their last term.wats needed more with the power in the hand of ppl??
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Your govt changes!!!!! When the same CPC ruling your country for last several decades. India's Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rahul all are and will be elected in general election by people's vote.
Look at Egypt, Libya etc people are showing protest but in your country you are not even able to do so!!!
A man from a country ruled by dictators for ages calling a people elected MP as 'mafia!!!
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Your govt changes!!!!! When the same CPC ruling your country for last several decades. India's Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rahul all are and will be elected in general election by people's vote.
Look at Egypt, Libya etc people are showing protest but in your country you are not even able to do so!!!
A man from a country ruled by dictators for ages calling a people elected MP as 'mafia!!!
is CPC a person or a family or can anyone join? but can anyone change their name to Gandhi?
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Yes, India is free country and any one can change their name to anything.
In fact Indira Gandhi was not a Gandhi at all but Indira Nehru(Nehru's daughter) before marriage...and her husband's name was Feroze Khan..None of them was related to Mahtama Gandhi what so ever .
They changed their names to Gandhi out of respect for father of the nation.
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India's food price inflation declines to single digit at 9.52 per cent news
Food price inflation in the country, which resumed its declining trend during the latter half of February 2011, declined further and stood at 9.52 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 10.39 per cent in the previous week.
Food price inflation in the country stood at 22.02 per cent during the comparable week of the previous year.
The decline in food price inflation during the week has been due to lower prices of condiments and spices, fruits and vegetables, some pulses and cereals.
Food articles have a weight of 14.34 in the wholesale price index (WPI) of commodities while primary articles have a weight of 20.12, non-food articles a weight of 4.26 and fuel and power group a weight of 14.91.
Build-up of inflation for the `food articles' group so far during the current financial year (beginning 1 April 2010) was also lower at 8.52 per cent against 20.04 per cent in the similar period of the previous year.
The index for the 'food articles' group declined 0.6 per cent to 178.4 (provisional) during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 179.5 (provisional) in the previous week, due to lower prices of condiments and spices (down 7 per cent), fruits and vegetables and masur (down 2 per cent each) and rice, barley, moong, gram and arhar (down 1 per cent each). However, the prices of egg, fish-marine, bajra, fish-inland, poultry chicken and jowar (up 2 per cent each) and maize, milk and tea (up 1 per cent each) moved up.
Inflation rate for the 'non-food articles' group also edged lower to 29.85 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 30.81 per cent in the previous week. It was 14.71 per cent during the comparable week of the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the `non-food articles' group so far during the current financial year was 23.04 per cent against 13.34 per cent in the similar period of the previous year.
The index for the 'non-food articles' group declined 0.8 per cent to 185.3 (provisional) from 186.8 (provisional) in the previous week, due to lower prices of flowers (down 19 per cent), raw rubber (down 3 per cent), raw silk (down 2 per cent) and sunflower and raw jute (down 1 per cent each). However, the prices of castor seed (up 6 per cent), niger seed (up 4 per cent), copra and soyabean (up 2 per cent each) and gaur seed, groundnut seed and fodder (up 1 per cent each) moved up.
Inflation rate for the 'fuel and power' group stood lower at 9.48 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 against 12.56 per cent during the previous week. It was 12.35 per cent in the comparable week of the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the `fuel and power' group so far during the current financial year was 8.78 per cent against 13.08 per cent in the similar week of the previous year.
Inflation rate for the `primary articles' group stood at 13.96 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 against 14.85 per cent during the previous week. It was 21.68 per cent during the similar week in the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the primary articles group so far during the financial year (beginning 1 April 2011) was 11.70 per cent against 19.99 per cent during the comparable period of the [previous year.
The index for the primary articles group declined 0.6 per cent to 186.1 (provisional) during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 187.2 (provisional) during the previous week.
domain-b.com : India's food price inflation declines to single digit at 9.52 per cent
Food price inflation in the country, which resumed its declining trend during the latter half of February 2011, declined further and stood at 9.52 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 10.39 per cent in the previous week.
Food price inflation in the country stood at 22.02 per cent during the comparable week of the previous year.
The decline in food price inflation during the week has been due to lower prices of condiments and spices, fruits and vegetables, some pulses and cereals.
Food articles have a weight of 14.34 in the wholesale price index (WPI) of commodities while primary articles have a weight of 20.12, non-food articles a weight of 4.26 and fuel and power group a weight of 14.91.
Build-up of inflation for the `food articles' group so far during the current financial year (beginning 1 April 2010) was also lower at 8.52 per cent against 20.04 per cent in the similar period of the previous year.
The index for the 'food articles' group declined 0.6 per cent to 178.4 (provisional) during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 179.5 (provisional) in the previous week, due to lower prices of condiments and spices (down 7 per cent), fruits and vegetables and masur (down 2 per cent each) and rice, barley, moong, gram and arhar (down 1 per cent each). However, the prices of egg, fish-marine, bajra, fish-inland, poultry chicken and jowar (up 2 per cent each) and maize, milk and tea (up 1 per cent each) moved up.
Inflation rate for the 'non-food articles' group also edged lower to 29.85 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 30.81 per cent in the previous week. It was 14.71 per cent during the comparable week of the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the `non-food articles' group so far during the current financial year was 23.04 per cent against 13.34 per cent in the similar period of the previous year.
The index for the 'non-food articles' group declined 0.8 per cent to 185.3 (provisional) from 186.8 (provisional) in the previous week, due to lower prices of flowers (down 19 per cent), raw rubber (down 3 per cent), raw silk (down 2 per cent) and sunflower and raw jute (down 1 per cent each). However, the prices of castor seed (up 6 per cent), niger seed (up 4 per cent), copra and soyabean (up 2 per cent each) and gaur seed, groundnut seed and fodder (up 1 per cent each) moved up.
Inflation rate for the 'fuel and power' group stood lower at 9.48 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 against 12.56 per cent during the previous week. It was 12.35 per cent in the comparable week of the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the `fuel and power' group so far during the current financial year was 8.78 per cent against 13.08 per cent in the similar week of the previous year.
Inflation rate for the `primary articles' group stood at 13.96 per cent during the week ended 26 February 2011 against 14.85 per cent during the previous week. It was 21.68 per cent during the similar week in the previous year.
Build-up of inflation for the primary articles group so far during the financial year (beginning 1 April 2011) was 11.70 per cent against 19.99 per cent during the comparable period of the [previous year.
The index for the primary articles group declined 0.6 per cent to 186.1 (provisional) during the week ended 26 February 2011 from 187.2 (provisional) during the previous week.
domain-b.com : India's food price inflation declines to single digit at 9.52 per cent
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I though the Nehru family married a Gandhi (unrelated to Mahatma) and that's how it became the Nehru-Gandhi's.
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