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January Month Articles
- Moth-eaten Pakistan ruled
by mullahs
- by Kanchan Gupta
Mohammed Ali Jinnah may have seen himself as the 'sole spokesman' of Muslims
in pre-partition India and the arbiter of their destiny in 'the land of
the pure' after he was gifted a 'moth-eaten Pakistan' ....
- President urged to order
probe against ex-CJI
- by The New Indian Express
The Kerala Bar Council today urged President Pratibha Patil to order a
probe into alleged amassing of wealth disproportionate to their known
sources of income by relatives of former CJI K G Balakrishnan.
....
- Selective amnesia of our
'liberal democrats'
- by Chandan Mitra
Their hearts beat for Binayak Sen and assorted terrorists and secessionists,
but they are prompt in condemning others being tried by the same system
of justice ....
- Who Brought Freedom, Gandhi
or Netaji?
- by N.S. Rajaram
There is a story that the late Mao Zedong, when asked his opinion about
Napoleon as a leader replied: "How can I say? He is too recent."
....
- Malaysia: India's only
failed Diaspora - 1
- by Sandhya Jain
Indians are generally recognized as a vibrant and successful community
wherever they migrate, and even the poor indentured labour of the colonial
era managed ......
- A billion dollar opportunity
- by The Times of India
The year is 2025. You are on a visit to the Maluti temples, a World Heritage
site in Jharkhand. The temple complex and the village adjoining it are
a magnificent example of sustainable development. ......
- Pakistani Taliban behead
2 Sikhs
- by The Times of India
Two Sikhs who were kidnapped over a month back have been beheaded by the
Pakistani Taliban in the country's restive tribal belt in a brutal act
by the militants. ......
- 'Quattrocchi had free access
to Gandhis'
- by Harinder Baweja
Soon after Headlines Today broke the story on the Income Tax Appellate
Tribunal order nailing Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi, Law Minister
Veerappa Moily claimed that the Bofors scam accused did not have deep
or personal ties with the Gandhi family .......
- BJP slams govt over Bofors
issue
- by India Today
The BJP on Wednesday attacked the UPA government, accusing it of shielding
Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi in the Bofors payoff scandal ......
- Bofors scam: CBI wants
Quattrocchi case dropped
- by ITGD Bureau
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday pleaded for withdrawal
of proceedings against Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi in the
Bofors pay-off case ......
- 'Quattrocchi, Chadha were
paid commission in Bofors deal'
- by India Today
A tax appeal by his son has boomeranged on Win Chadha, who was once accused
as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Bofors kickbacks, and Ottavio
Quattrocchi, the Italian businessman who too was named in the scandal
......
- Drop Raja, scrap Chennai
Sangamam: Alagiri
- by The Indian Express
Speculation is rife over DMK strongman and Union minister M K Alagiri's
displeasure over inaction by the party on several of his demands, including
the removal of tainted former minister A Raja. ......
- BJP trains guns on PM for
defending Quattrocchi
- by The Indian Express
Training its guns on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the Bofors pay offs
scandal, BJP today demanded that he apologise for defending Italian businessman
Ottavio Quattrochi. ......
- RSS calls Digvijay 'jihadi'
supporter
- by The Indian Express
RSS today described the statements of Congress leader Digvijay Singh concerning
the 26/11 attacks as "silly" and accused him of adopting "double
standards" when it came to the issue of agencies investigating terror
cases in the country. ......
- A khaki dissident on 1971
- by Colonel Nadir Ali
"It is Mujib's home district. Kill as many bastards as you can and
make sure there is no Hindu left alive," I was ordered. I frequently
met Mr Fazlul Qadir Chaudhry ......
- Tamil Eelam Out Of India?
- by BR Haran
Sri Lanka may have solved its Tamil problem by defeating the LTTE. But,
if recent trends are any indication, Tamil separatists have shifted their
focus to India. ......
- New life for ex-extremists
- by Mid-Day
Former militants find a new way of life with spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi
Shankar's guidance ......
- Bihar more happening tourist
spot than Goa?
- by Himanshi Dhawan
Celebrated as the party destination in India, Goa appears to have lost
its 'happening' tag to the humble Bihar. Data collected by the Union tourism
ministry appears to indicate that Bihar attracted a larger number of foreign
tourists in 2009 than Goa. ......
- Monster turns on master
- by The Pioneer
The assassination of Punjab's Governor Salman Taseer on Tuesday has come
as a grim reminder of how Pakistan continues to sink deeper into the quagmire
of violent Islamism with the so-called civilian ......
- Hindu and terrorism are
contradictory words: RSS chief
- by The Times of India
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has strongly criticised
the tendencies among the Congress-led dispensation at the centre for targeting
the Sangh by associating it with terrorism to divert public attention
from corruption and scams ......
- The new Bihari
- by Amitabh Srivastava
Trendy hausfrau Babita Kumar, 36, is preparing for a birdie. The little
white golf ball, perfectly poised on the tee .....
- Zero tolerance, secret
billions
- by S Gurumurthy
What was Rajiv Gandhi's fatal error in politics? It does not need a seer
to say that it was his claim to honesty - branding himself as 'Mr Clean'
- that proved fatal to him. Indira Gandhi was his contrast. .....
- So, Bofors did pay bribes!
- by The Pioneer
Truth can be suppressed for some time through deceit and subterfuge, but
it has a habit of surfacing, often with a bang and when least expected
by those who want it to remain buried forever. .....
- I-T Tribunal nails Chadha,
Quattrocchi
- by The Hindu
In a further embarrassment to the Congress, under whose stewardship the
United Progressive Alliance government is already neck-deep in tackling
the impact of various scams, an Income- Tax Tribunal has provided fresh
powder to fire the Bofors guns. .....
- Intriguing spectrum letters
- by T S R Subramanian
At least one national newspaper recently published the transcript, purportedly
complete, of the exchange of correspondence between Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh and the then telecom minister A Raja .....
- Justice by the backdoor?
- by Sandhya Jain
That justice must be seen to be done is a wise adage. As allegations swirl
and corroborative evidence surfaces of a possible quid pro quo in the
wealth amassed by the kin of 'uncle judges,' .....
- Dalits pay the price for
supporting BJP
- by Basavaraj F Kattimani
Hundreds of innocent dalit families residing in Harijankere of Antur-Bentur
village of Gadag district were ostracized from the village. All for supporting
a BJP candidate in the just concluded ZP/TP election. .....
- Govt not serious about
fighting corruption: BJP
- by The Statesman
The Opposition BJP today hit out at the Congress-led UPA government accusing
it of not being serious about fighting corruption and questioned its claims
of ensuring fair probe into the 2G Spectrum scam. .....
- Why Hindu families are
trying to flee Pakistan
- by Rediff.com
Over 100 Hindu families in Pakistan's Balochistan province are making
efforts to migrate to India after becoming the target of a campaign of
kidnappings and extortion, according to a media report on Monday. .....
- Muslim MPs: Less education,
more children
- by Mumtaz Alam Falahi
The current Muslim Members of Indian Parliament, though are not exclusive
representatives of Muslims as they have come from mixed constituencies
.....
- Raza Returns to Pay a
Debt
- by Shaikh Ayaz
After staying in France for nearly 60 years, one of the world's greatest
modern artists, Syed Haider Raza, has decided to "spend the rest
of my days" in India. .....
- Headley was a Pakistani
spy working for ISI: Report
- by The Pioneer
LeT operative David Headley, who scouted targets in Mumbai for 26/11 attacks,
was a Pakistani spy working for ISI, whose chief Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha
was possibly aware of the plot to strike India's financial hub, claims
an investigative news report. .....
- Emergency of 1975 Akin
To Nazi Rule
- by LK Advani
The 172-page book published by the Congress Party with the title "Congress
and the Making of the Indian Nation" carries just two short paragraphs
to tell the country what happened during the emergency of 1975-77. The
two paragraphs are as follows. .....
- Munde: Govt trying to divert
attention by creating rows
- by The Indian Express
BJP's deputy leader in Lok Sabha Gopinath Munde on Tuesday said state
government was trying to divert people's attention from the recent series
of scams by deliberately creating rows like the removal of Dadoji Konddeo's
statue in Pune. .....
- Maoist terror in West Bengal
- by Fakir Mohan Pradhan
Counter-insurgency operations have yielded significant results but it
has been a terrible year with West Bengal topping the list of Red terror-hit
States .....
- Sinister face exposed
- by Editorial
The chargesheet the NIA has filed in the Special CBI Court in Kochi in
the case pertaining to the SIMI camp held at Panayikkulam near Aluva on
Independence Day, 2006, offers further evidence of how jihadis have turned
peaceful Kerala into their terror base. .....
- Left sees red over verdict
against Sen
- by Shashi Shekhar
The Left's manufactured outrage over the conviction of Maoists sympathiser
Binayak Sen is neither a reflection of public sentiment nor an enlightened
quest for judicial reforms. .....
- Karunanidhi skips
- by Rediff News
Indicating an unease in ties between his party and the Congress, Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam President M Karunanidhis
on Sunday night skipped a dinner hosted for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
by Governor S S Barnala in Chennai. .....
- Danish attack plot suspect
in previous arrests
- by Google.com
One of five men held over a foiled plot to massacre staff at a Danish
newspaper had twice been arrested abroad suspected of terror links, the
foreign ministry and media said Friday. .....
- Destination INDIA
- by Smitha Venkateswaran and Joe Scaria
Indian states are increasingly trying to woo cash-rich desis seen globe
trotting so frequently with their large families. .....
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