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Foreign Bank Account-holders' list

It is vastly amusing that the electronic media seem to be in a tizzy over a few names. Can we believe that the “guilty” number less than 1,000? Do 627 bank accounts hold the $1-trillion that we are often told is the quantum of India’s black money? For a country where it is widely believed that virtually every rich or powerful person is a crook, as being crooked is sewn into the national ethos, should not the list run into a thousand pages or more? Should it not contain the names of some of the most revered and fawned upon across the political, business, bureaucratic, showbiz, sports, and arts communities? Those who are said to be account-holders must be amused. Let us remember that not one person in all the names and numbers in the Jain diaries case of the 1990s was convicted. The black money chase under way, prodded along by the process of judicial monitoring, seems destined to be an exercise in futility in terms of getting the money back. The accounts would have been closed an...

Why Malala for Nobleprize?

I Mean what did Malala do except going around the world on western money? The west's strategy backfired with Malala. They bleeding hearts were looking for a poster child for their propaganda against taliban and islam. They gave her medical treatment and a new life so that she could become another ayan hirsi ali. But she and her dad, both shrewd muslims. pulled off a better one. They used the west's resources to travel around the world and make money. She is, in reality a hypocrite, She has moved her family to england and enjoying a good life. This decision by Jury is a huge set back to the credibility of the noble prize and also to the laureates who have received it before. 🔮جمیل احمد ملنسار m.Facebook.com/wwwjameel

Imam Ahmed ibn Hanbal’s advice to his son on his wedding day

Dear son, you will not attain good fortune in your home except by 10 characteristics which you show to your wife, so remember them and be enthusiastic in acting upon them. As for the first two ; women like attention and they like to be told clearly that they are loved. So don’t be stingy in expressing your love for your wife. If you become limited in expressing your love, you will create a barrier of harshness between you and her, and there will be a decrease in affection. 3 , Ladies hate a strict, overcautious man, yet they seek to use the soft vulnerable one. So use each quality appropriately. This will be more appealing for love and it will bring you peace of mind. 4 . Ladies like from their husbands what their husbands like from them, i.e. kind words, good looks, clean clothes and a pleasant odour. Therefore, always remain in that state. 5 , Indeed, the house is under the sovereignty of the woman. While she remains therein, she feels that she is sitting upon her t...

Unholy Alliance

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By  Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam Now it is official. Extremist Buddhists and Hindus are forming a grand alliance against Muslims in South Asia. What damage they can cause Muslims is not really known, beyond a cowardly attack on Muslims here and a riot there. However, they are certainly capable of embittering Hindu-Muslim and Muslim Buddhist relations across the region. Keeping this in view, the Dalai Lama had earlier this year appealed to the Buddhist extremists to stop attacks against Muslim minorities in Myanmar and Sri Lanka. The New York Times wrote recently: “It is folly for the governments of Mr Rajpaksa in Sri Lanka, President Thein Sein of Myanmar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India, or their political allies, to give even the appearance of tolerating these Islamophobic groups in a region that is too often convulsed by religious sectarian violence.” Last month, the leader of the Sri Lankan group Bodu Bala Sena’s chief Galagodaththe Gnansara announced, “The t...

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Uma Bharthi ka Antim Sanskar!!!

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Uma Bharti plan: Sanghis die  Burnt in Varanasi  Ashes & bones thrown in Ganga  Relatives bathe in Ganga  Then Modi cleans Ganga "Maa" Repeat. The water resources, river development and Ganga rejuvenation minister, Uma Bharti, suggested on Tuesday that "electric" crematoriums should not be used on river banks and instead bodies should be burnt in a traditional way with minimum use of wood. She said that religious leaders - "sadhus" - have not approved the use of electric (many have been converted to CNG) crematoriums. She was speaking at a conference on "Cleaning of Indian Rivers" organized by Teri on Tuesday. Electric Crematoriums are a positive step towards environmental protection.When persons like Uma Bharti & Smriti Itani are made ministers on qualifications other than merit, it's the country which suffers. I would like her to explain how bodies can be burnt in the traditional way without adding to the pollutio...

it's Golden Jubille - Brindavan Express

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Brindavan Express turns 50 on October 1, 2014 It was on this day in 1964 that the Brindavan Express travelled for the first time between Bangalore and Chennai. The express, with its air-conditioned chair car coaches, was the first superfast train in south India to have reached its destination in just five hours and 15 minutes. The historic train speeding through the two States has been much more than a fast means of transport, as several people speak fondly of what travelling on it meant. K.N. Krishnaprasad, a retired official and a regular on the train for decades, recalls travelling by the Brindavan Express when it had a diesel engine and ran on single pair of tracks. “It would reach Chennai just in time for passengers to board the Grand Trunk Express to Delhi,” he says. Back then, there were only three stops — Bangalore Cantonment, Jolarpet and Katpadi. Another important milestone was the introduction of a double-decker in the 1980s. But, it did not have much space for...

I have diabetes – can I still give blood?

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Many of us want to help save lives by donating blood. However, if you have diabetes, you may be unsure whether you can or not. The answer isn’t quite a simple yes or no. It all depends on how you manage your diabetes. Guidelines for everybody Blood donation clinics have a responsibility to assess how suitable prospective donors are. This is to protect the health of both the recipients of blood and blood donors themselves. Countries around the globe have national guidelines on who can, and cannot, donate blood. To be eligible in the UK, for example, you must: be in good health be between 17 and 65 years (if it's your first time) weigh at least 50kg (7st 12Ib) Donating blood if you have diabetes There are a variety of reasons why you might not be able to give blood, and having diabetes can potentially be one of them. If you manage your diabetes with tablets or non-insulin injections and have no complications or other underlying medical conditions, you will be able to dona...