Here lies the hope

In India, politics is seen as a nasty field which noble people don't join. But its high time now, that Indian democracy should have a party with people from all the noble professions and respectful backgrounds in order to build a prosperous nation. .

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Lahore siege ends, hostages freed at police academy

Latest media reports from Pakistan said that Pakistani police has captured the terrorists involved in the daring attack in which at least 30 people were killed and several injured. Police recruits taken hostages by the terrorists were also freed..

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New face of old media @ Cyber world

The cyber world is a new face of the citizen journalist, a new means for the vox populi of the common man, a means to communicate your opinions and views.A new experience, a new quest, a new means to communicate ? the cyber media is here to stay.

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De facto colonisation continues unabated: Part II

In the times to come, if India becomes a super power, it will in no way try to colonise the world. Let Indians stay in India and no where else. As an upcoming country, we must also sharply react against de facto colonisation across the world.

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Deforestation: A threat to life on Earth

Forests are widely called as Earth's lungs, but rapid growth of human population has forced the lungs to reduce to half of its original size. Alarming rate of deforestation, if continued, will soon bring life to an end on the Earth .

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Obama promises to continue outsourcing

Obama has many challenges. Unemployment is one of them. But outsourcing is a compulsion of American companies. Along with this, it is also a big stimulus to American economy. In fact, low paid labour is a big source of their income..

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Dam bursts in Jakarta, causes havoc

On March 27, in Jakarta, a dam built in 1933, gave way in the middle of the night and water surged fast enough, demolishing hundreds of houses, tossing cars and uprooting trees. At least 58 people were killed and dozens are still missing..

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