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  • Kate Moss's fiancé Jamie Hince ends fashionable night in a brawl
    The night started out so well as Kate Moss arrived at Number 10 Downing Street for the official London Fashion Week reception, but just hours later when she partied with fiancé Jamie Hince it was a differe
    Entertainment / 22nd February 2011
  • Celine Dion Speaks French to Her Twins!
    Celine Dion has been gushing about her baby twins! The Canadian singer — who conceived Nelson and Eddy after five failed IVF attempts — gave birth on October 23 in West Palm Beach, Fla. Celine opene
    Entertainment / 22nd February 2011
  • After 9 yrs, 31 convicted in Godhra train burning case
    AHMEDABAD, February 22 (Agencies): Thirty-one people were today convicted and 63 others, including the main accused Maulvi Umarji, were acquitted by a special court here in the 2002 Godhra train burning inciden
    India / 22nd February 2011
  • Talks reach ‘decisive’, 12 Maoists gets bail
    Bhubaneswar, February 22 (PTI): 12 Maoists including hardcore rebel leader Sriramalu Srinivasalu were on Tuesday released on bail as talks for safe return of abducted Malkangiri district collector and an engine
    World / 22nd February 2011
  • Indian workers sue US company for human trafficking
    HOUSTON, February 22 (PTI): Lawyers for a group of Indian guest workers, trafficked to the US from India to work in shipyards after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, have sued an American company, Signal International
    India / 22nd February 2011
  • India keeping a close watch on situation in Libya: S M Krishna
    New Delhi, February 22 (PTI): The government on Tuesday said it is keeping a close watch on the situation in violence-hit Libya where all Indians are safe. “The situation is being closely monitored by the
    India / 22nd February 2011
  • Between ULFA and peace
    Members of the main rebel group in India's troubled northeast, United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), meet Indian Home secretary Gopal Krishna Pillai, left, in New Delhi. The separatists accuse the Indian gove
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • People Making a Difference
    It takes an unusual mind to bring a wood chipper to the desert. But in her 37-year quest to help save Africa's most endangered big cat – the cheetah – Laurie Marker has gotten used to taking unusual
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • Legacy of our Leaders
    Remember your leaders, who spoke the Word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. Hebrews 13:7-8The secret beh
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • A universal fight
    This is an important moment in world history! Tunisia may have sparked the first flame but the whole world is now or soon will be on fire! And if some dismissively or ignorantly keep on calling what is happenin
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • Statement from the Theological Roundtable on Disability
    We the 32 theologically trained persons with disabilities, ordained ministers  with disabilities, representatives of the organisations which are ministering the persons with disabilities, disability advoca
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • Withdrawal of PIL
    •-As appeared in local dailies under the heading “Chakhesang Public Organization urge to withdraw Public Interest Litigation “regarding job reservation policy. It will be an injustice to the r
    Public Space / 22nd February 2011
  • ‘Equal Pay for Equal Work’
    •-While it was inspiring to read in the dailies of the ordination of I. Alemla by ABAM, it was disheartening to read of the gender bias in wages of labourers fixed by the Market Rate Control Cell, DMC.
    Public Space / 22nd February 2011
  • Guru of the Revolution
    When the history of the Egyptian Revolution gets written, a large place must be reserved in it for Pierre Sioufi, the bearded, twinkly-eyed, chain-smoking, larger-than-life guru of liberation who threw open his
    Infocus / 22nd February 2011
  • Transformative Praxis
    The historical dividing issues between Indigenous people and the State system are a reality that is being relived by the descendants of indigenous nations. The lack of will to address the indigenous issues has
    Editorial / 22nd February 2011
  • Quotation
    Only free men can negotiate; prisoners cannot enter into contracts-Nelson Mandela
    Uncategorized / 22nd February 2011
  • BJP rallies against inflation, shows sympathy for COTA
    IMPHAL | FEBRUARY 21 : Manipur Pradesh BJP today staged a rally and submitted a memorandum to the Governor in protest against 'unnatural' and astronomical price rise in the State under the Congress led Secular
    North-East / 21st February 2011
  • Successful story of Hunphun IGNOU Center
    HUNPHUN | February 21 : Indira Gandhi Open University (IGNOU) is a success story in Hunphun. Hunphun is seemingly looking one of the most important centres of learning. It is a unique university offering varied
    North-East / 21st February 2011
  • Tribute to decades of service to students
    Mokokchung, February 21 (MExN): Fazl Ali College (FAC) today organized and elegant felicitation programme in honour of its senior faculty and non teaching staff who were awarded with the Department of Higher Ed
    North-East / 21st February 2011
  • Injured Lahorijan man admitted at Dimapur
    Dimapur, February 21 (MExN): One person has been injured when a dagger was used to attack him after he reportedly refused to pay extortion money to one Bijay Boruah.The incident occurred at AK bazaar in Lahorij
    North-East / 21st February 2011
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