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Put down arms, begin peace talks: US to Taliban

The United States has asked Taliban to put down arms and begin peace talks as it condemned the suicide attack on a popular Kabul restaurant that killed 21 people, including several foreign......

Geneva deal: Is Iran ready to get back into world mainstream?

The Geneva agreement is a signal, which at least Saudi Arabia and Israel are so reading, that normalisation of relations between US and Iran is not merely about the nuclear fuel cycle, says K C......

New Delhi's strategic dissonance in post-2014 Afghanistan

India's post 2014 Afghanistan policy appears to be glued to the best-case scenarios of a successful democratic transition. New Delhi hopes that it would remain ‘business as usual’ and......

Why is India reluctant to engage with Mullah Omar?

Establishing dialogue with the Quetta Shura must be recognised as a key strategic requirement. This would allow India to catalyse a favourable settlement in post-2014 Afghanistan, says Ajai Shukla......

Karzai arrives in India; to seek military aid

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai arrived in the country on Monday on a three-day visit during which he will seek increased military aid from India and discuss recent cross-border clashes with......

'We expect India's sustained growth to continue'

Mark Mobius, known for his value-investing style and deep understanding of emerging markets, currently heads Franklin Templeton Investments as its executive chairman, Templeton Emerging Markets......

How Nitish plans to make Bihar an economic power

After sweeping the Bihar elections, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar tells Business Standard that the main task before him is to tackle corruption and ensure fast economic growth. Excerpts from an......

Here's how CAG report on 2G scam blasts Raja

Indicting A Raja, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) on Tuesday said 2G spectrum allocation had caused revenue loss of Rs 1.76 lakh crore (Rs 1,760 billion) as the then telecom......

H-1B visas

Corporate America has come down heavily against all those in the United States who of late have been alleging that Indian companies grab most of the H-1B work visas thus taking away most jobs from......

How to negotiate for a bigger take-home salary

Job interviews can be gruelling. But the worst part is whether to say yes or no to the salary being offered. The most common reaction to an offer is -- "I shall get back to you." During bad......

Seeing Afghanistan through a different lens

Three teenage girls have made a brief documentary called The Kabul Cards, which shows a much more cheerful side of Afghanisthan's capital, Kabul. It has broken the stereotype of bombed out sites......

Meet A R Rahman's Canadian-Italian Bollywood singer

Canadian-Italian singer Natalie Di Luccio caught India's eye when she posted a video of her singing Tu Jaane Na from Ajab Prem Ki Gajab Kahani on YouTube. It got over million hits in a day. Then......

What scares the Khatron Ke Khiladi girls

Khatron Ke Khiladi is back and this time, viewers will get to watch a new bunch of beautiful women compete to win the prize money by attempting the difficult tasks they are faced with in the course......

22 years on, Pam Anderson still makes the cover!

There's something about Pamela Anderson that makes her very irresistible. At just 5 feet 6 inches, she's no runway model. But she's a favourite with designers. And though motherhood and......

How well do you know Saif Ali Khan?

One of Bollywood's brightest stars Saif Ali Khan turns 40 on August 16. We celebrate the actor with a week-long special series. To kick off, here's a quiz to test your Khan quotient.1. Name Saif's......

Clijsters overpowers Zvonereva to reach final

Belgium's Kim Clijsters wasted little time in flattening second seed Vera Zvonareva 6-3, 6-3 with an awesome display of power tennis to reach her second Australian Open final on Thursday. Third......

Ashes finale a major test for England's progress: Strauss

The final Ashes encounter is an acid Test of England's ability to maintain their focus despite having already retained the famous urn, captain Andrew Strauss said on Sunday. England retained the......

Motherland of soccer humiliated with first round defeat

England's bid to stage the World Cup for the first time in more than half a century ended in a humiliating first-round defeat when they collected just two votes from the 22-man FIFA executive......

Poncha hoping to create ripples in C'wealth pool

On the eve of the Commonwealth Games, India's champion swimmer Rehan Poncha tells Harish Kotian he's getting better with each swim. Fresh from a training stint in the United States, India's......

Images: Liverpool, Man U held as Chelsea Arsenal march on

Pepe Reina produced three excellent saves to help lethargic Liverpool earn a point from a goalless and somewhat predictable Premier League draw at Birmingham City on Sunday. Reina, whose horrible......

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QNA

Q. What in your opinion, India would be, had British not ruled us for 150 years ?\Your unprejudiced / unbiased essays required.\Pls remember, every coin has two sides. So u gotta strech your imagination & draw a picture of India that had no past of a British rule.\Iamginory question so, imaginory answers welcome.\Cocktail Raj
: A. Let us see what is the contribution of British rule. Without them India would not have been modernized. Their rule had affected the entire Indian...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/what-in-your-opinion-india-would-be-had-british-not-ruled-us//answers/7820608

Q. Percentage of wife beaters are more in Tamilnadu than many of the states where the percentage of literacy is very low. And Kerala has the least percentage of wife beaters. And the most absurd truth is 60% of the Tamilnadu women who are beaten accept it as a normal thing and have no regrets. What is your opinion about this behavior of men and women in Tamilnadu, a forward state with good literacy rate?
Cocktail : A. Society to a large extent is dictated by the social mores prevalent. Where no attempt has been made to change it, the practice continues where the...... more

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Ukraine fights for its truth

The reason people in this part of Europe crave the framework of NATO and the EU is for security and prosperity Roger Cohen March 8, 2014 Last... ...

http://www.business-standard.com/article/international/ukraine-fights-for-its-truth-114030800714_1.html

Breaking barriers to show support

During the Bangladesh-Afghanistan match in Fatullah last Saturday, there was a striking image of a cluster of people in white swaying with... ...

http://www.thehindu.com/sport/cricket/breaking-barriers-to-show-support/article5747437.ece

Bullets kept babies up all night in Kabul on Saturday. For a change though, mothers were not complaining as the nation celebrated its cricket... ...

http://sports.ndtv.com/asia-cup-2014/news/221492-asia-cup-guns-and-roses-as-afghans-celebrate-win-vs-bangladesh

Sharif Vs TTP

Men, Matters & Memories M L Kotru A theory doing the rounds has it that while the Tehreek-e-Taliban of Pakistan (TPP) can afford to talk to the... ...

http://www.dailyexcelsior.com/sharif-vs-ttp/

Aschiana USA Chooses QuickMedical for Afghanistan Aid Medical Supplies

PRWeb 2014-02-27 Aschiana USA, a support arm to Aschiana Afghanistan, Chooses to Purchase Emergency Mylar Blankets from QuickMedical Due to... ...

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