Ranjan Solomon is a human rights defender and social activist. He is Working President of NCHRO-Goa Chapter India: Turning into a Nation without Law, Order, or Justice Anand Teltumbde, a well-known writer, academic, civil rights…
Implement Mandal report first: V.P. Singh
Gargi Parsai, The Hindu , 3 Dec 2006Wants CBI probe into statue desecrationNEW DELHI: The former Prime Minister and Jan Morcha leader, V.P. Singh, on Saturday lauded the Sachar Committee report on the status of…
Dalits seek implementation of quota in private sector
New Delhi, Dec. 3 (PTI): Alleging that the UPA Government has failed to fulfill its promises to empower backward class, a Dalit organisation today demonstrated here demanding implementation of the quota regime in the private…
The economical, big fat Indian shaadi
3 Dec, 2006 TIMES NEWS NETWORK NRIs are heading back home to organise big-ticket weddings, and at one-fifth of the cost abroad.NRIs are returning to India. No, it has got nothing to do with reverse…
Two Saints in Kerala
Paul Zacharia, Tehelka.com, Dec 09 , 2006Sri Sri Ravishankar is back in view in Kerala after a long interval. He was Kerala media’s blue-eyed-godman while the going was good some years ago. In fact, Ravishankar’s…
Israeli imprint in Prithvi missile test
Rajat Pandit3 Dec, 2006 TIMES NEWS NETWORK NEW DELHI: In yet another indication of the deep but often covert strategic ties between New Delhi and Tel Aviv, it's now clear that there was an Israeli…
Campaign for inquiry in to the Custodial Death…
by J. Reghu and SaratchandranDecember 02, 2006 Chomsky and Arundhati RoyThe period end-June 1975 to mid-March 1977 marks a critical period in India's democratic polity. The ‘state of internal emergency’ declared by the Government of…
The tenable patriot
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Passport norms liberalised, but not benefit Malayalees
3 Dec, 2006 NEW DELHI:The government has liberalised passport norms and emigration clearance will now be necessary for only 18 of the 191 countries under the United Nations. Earlier, clearances were required for 137 countries.…