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Adarsh scam: CBI arrests lawyer, former Cong MLC

Claiming to have foiled a conspiracy to bribe public servants for diluting charges in the multi-crore Adarsh Housing Society scam, the Central Bureau of I on Wednesday arrested its own lawyer and a......

'A govt servant is like a servant only'

Sanjay Pandey is back in news. The Central Administrative Tribunal has ordered that the Indian Police Service officer from Maharashtra, who probed the shoe scandal, be reinstated in the force.......

Social perversity: Police insensitivity and public outcry

Instead of lamenting that the police is not doing its job, it is the duty of all citizens to bring these issues out in the open. We must try to find out what is going wrong and try to check this......

India's new sexual violence law: What does it say?

A new law passed by the Indian Parliament aimed at addressing sexual violence, while positive in some respects, has several deficiencies and also violates India’s international law......

New anti-rape law flawed, must be rejected: Rights groups

The Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have stated that the new criminal law on violence against women should either be replaced or amended.On February 3, 2013, Indian President Pranab......

Did the CAG overstep the mark?

It is unfair to judge the CAG only by his reports on 2G, KG, Coalgate and the Commonwealth Games, notes Sukumar MukhopadhyayDoes the Comptroller and Auditor General serve the government or the......

India @ 65 - Republic without responsibility

The experiences of 2G scam have demonstrated that at 65, India can be best described as a Republic without Responsibility; a Democracy without any Duty, writes M R Venkatesh. The 2G scam, I......

CIC orders report on Western Ghats be made public

In response to a RTI application seeking to make public a report by the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel under the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Information Commissioner Shailesh Gandhi......

Bureaucracy getting greener alternatives

After working with the government for 15 years, Atul Gupta quit the cushy job in 2005 to take up a more challenging role as a director at Deloitte, the global consultancy firm.He was just a few......

Can a peaceful revolution tackle corruption?

A peaceful revolution seems on the way in India, sans civil strife. It is still in swaddling clothes so the denouement is a long way off. But the uncertainty is matched by hope. In a world where......

'Ashamed to see film fraternity celebrating gender bias'

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, whose film Rang De Basanti (2006) helped change the way we look at socio-political injustice, vents his angst this Republic Day.Both society and films are part of the......

'I have no problem with the intimate scenes'

From working as a beauty therapist in England to winning the Miss Britain title in 2006, model Preeti Desai has come a long way. She was featured in the Kingfisher Swimsuit Special Calendar in......

Ntini leaves a lasting legacy, says proud Smith

South Africa captain Graeme Smith paid tribute to Makhaya Ntini after the fast bowler announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday. "I am so proud of his achievements, his......

England's Beckham loss could be Galaxy's gain

England manager Fabio Capello imagines a farewell wave to the fans in a friendly will mark the end of David Beckham's international career but his loss could turn out to be Major League Soccer's......

I can still thrive when ball not swinging: Anderson

Paceman James Anderson, who won the first Test for England with match figures of 11-71 against Pakistan, believes he can be just as effective in the Ashes series in Australia when the ball is not......

Fearless Mexico ready to take on unsteady France

After ruining South Africa's opening party plans, Mexico take on an unsteady France side Thursday eager to highlight their growing reputation as World Cup gatecrashers. France's household names......

We are keen to do well in Zimbabwe: Raina

Suresh Raina, the captain of the Indian team for the forthcoming tour of Zimbabwe, was upbeat about his team's prospects ahead of their departure on Tuesday. "It's a big......

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Q. are indian men really tolerant of womens freedom and equality, recent crime rates in the metros tells another story
Kamini Joshi: A. more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/are-indian-men-really-tolerant-of-womens-freedom-and-equalit/23634523/answers/

Q. Who was the founder of Servants of India society?
Kushagra: A. .we talk about women empowerment, women liberalization, equality etc only in letter but not in spirit .......... ultimately it takes the same fate...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/who-was-the-founder-of-servants-of-india-society/22265001/answers/23634542

Q. What are the duties of Child and women welfare Minister?
Hitler: A. Gopal Krishna Gokhale more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/what-are-the-duties-of-child-and-women-welfare-minister/21975027/answers/22265026

Q. The Hindu civilization, which emerged in the third millennium BC, has had a long history in the march of humanity. The Hindus invented most likely the nine numerals and made contribution to trigonometry, as they used half chord and a table of sinuses. They also knew medicine, mathematics and astronomy[then what caused their decline ?
Truth Exposed: A. free education for every child , stop child labor in shops and household are the 2 basic welfare ...........and women empowerment ... and my...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/the-hindu-civilization-which-emerged-in-the-third-millennium/21546777/answers/21975062

Web results for Servants Of India Society

Obscure side of the moon

martin kämpchen looks back on 40 years in India WHEN I travel by train from, say, Bolpur to Howrah, often people accost me asking, How do you like... ...

http://www.thestatesman.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=456958&catid=44

Using the Bhagwad Gita as a management tool

NEW DELHI: The latest match-fixing scandal is another chapter in the sorry saga of corruption which has embroiled India. In an attempt to bring... ...

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In Burma, Apartheid Tactics...

A 16-year-old Muslim boy lay dying on a thin metal table. Bitten by a rabid dog a month ago, he convulsed and drooled as his parents wedged a stick... ...

http://www.siasat.com/english/news/burma-apartheid-tactics-against-minority-muslims

Nothing to hide

Some books leave you with a deep sense of sadness ? even while they make you chuckle, marvel at the beauty or tenderness of a thought or human... ...

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/features/weekend-life/nothing-to-hide/article4718285.ece

Will Aarushi, Hemraj murders be mysteries forever?

Who killed Aarushi Talwar and Hemraj? Five years after the 14-year-old was found with her throat slit in her Noida home along with the family's... ...

http://www.dayafterindia.com/detail.php?headline=content&catid=4988

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