A Ganesh Nadar In Mumbai

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'Pune 4 Kashmir' to bring the two cities closer

'Pune 4 Kashmir' to bring the two cities closer

Rediff.com   5 Apr 2012

The Commissioner of Srinagar Dr G M Kasba is scheduled to visit Pune to take the relationship between the two cities to the next level, reports A Ganesh Nadar

Won't surrender passport, says activist Udayakumar

Won't surrender passport, says activist Udayakumar

Rediff.com   2 Apr 2012

The Madurai regional passport officer has claimed that anti-nuclear power plant activist S P Udayakumar may flee the country as there are 98 criminal cases against him. A Ganesh Nadar reports

Coming up, a unique short film

Coming up, a unique short film

Rediff.com   27 Mar 2012

Ekanth is a psychological drama.

When Salman Khan greeted bigger heroes

When Salman Khan greeted bigger heroes

Rediff.com   22 Mar 2012

The Taj Land's End in Mumbai saw an amazing display of grit and talent on March 20, when it recognised the achievements of 11 people who had overcome their disability and helped others as well.

Boman Irani launches book on sex workers

Boman Irani launches book on sex workers

Rediff.com   22 Feb 2012

The actor said he was humbled in the presence of people who worked so hard to better the lives of a marginalised section of society.

How Idea Cellular aims to move on post 2G scam verdict

How Idea Cellular aims to move on post 2G scam verdict

Rediff.com   20 Feb 2012

Rajat Mukherjee, chief corporate officer - Idea Cellular, says that they were not part of the group of companies which started out in 2008. In fact, they had applied for licneses three years earlier. "It is unfortunate that we were clubbed with the others."

Koodankulam nuclear power plant protestors assaulted

Koodankulam nuclear power plant protestors assaulted

Rediff.com   31 Jan 2012

Leader of the anti-nuclear plant project, S P Udaykumar, while boycotting the meeting with Central government-appointed experts, said that his group had lost faith in the Central government and would now only hold meetings with state government officials. Ganesh Nadar reports from Tirunelveli.

He wants to dispel the darkness of rural Bihar

He wants to dispel the darkness of rural Bihar

Rediff.com   13 Jan 2012

Many places in Bihar face 20-hour power cuts everyday. Nearly half of rural Bihar has not even been electrified. But if Gyanesh Pandey has his way, the entire state will light up in the next few years. He shares his plans with A Ganesh Nadar

10th Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas starts in Jaipur

10th Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas starts in Jaipur

Rediff.com   7 Jan 2012

The annual event for overseas Indians, which is being held in Jaipur for the first time, witnessed tempers flaring with delegates upset over being frisked at every gate inside the convention venue. Some delegates even complained of policemen being rude and polite depending on their mood.

Nitish Kumar, please put your PM dreams on hold

Nitish Kumar, please put your PM dreams on hold

Rediff.com   5 Jan 2012

For the villagers of Anjani, a not-so-small village tucked away in north Bihar's Vaishali district, India's ambitions mean little. Anjani is yet to see the light, literally so.

Why should I dislike Chidambaram?: Swamy

Why should I dislike Chidambaram?: Swamy

Rediff.com   2 Jan 2012

'He has said he was my student at Harvard. I don't recall that. I guess he must have been a poor student. If he had been a good student, I would have remembered him.' Dr Subramanian Swamy, outspoken and controversial, as always.

Apply for a new passport, handle some new problems

Apply for a new passport, handle some new problems

Rediff.com   26 Dec 2011

'I had gotten through the 'A' section and was waiting at the 'B' section. It was 2.10 pm and the entire section was empty as the staff was out for lunch. What about our lunch? The security guard said I could not leave the building till my work was done.' Applying for a new passport continues to be a hassle, says A Ganesh Nadar.

Al Qaeda agent? Or innocent?

Al Qaeda agent? Or innocent?

Rediff.com   15 Dec 2011

Mohammad Niaz, a native of Tamil Nadu, was arrested in Paris in May, accused of being a member of Al Qaeda. Helpless family members don't know whom to approach or what to do to get him released. A Ganesh Nadar reports from Madurai.

'Devsaab's work kept him youthful'

'Devsaab's work kept him youthful'

Rediff.com   7 Dec 2011

Lyricist Sameer remembers Dev Anand.

'You will always remain our Hero, Devsaab'

'You will always remain our Hero, Devsaab'

Rediff.com   5 Dec 2011

'Why should I give you an interview? What will you ask me that has not been asked before?' Devsaab asked A Ganesh Nadar.

'My only aim is to ensure that HIV dies with us'

'My only aim is to ensure that HIV dies with us'

Rediff.com   1 Dec 2011

A Ganesh Nadar interacts with a number of HIV patients-turned-activists at an awareness function at Tirunelveli which was organised to commemorate the World Aids Day. He comes to know that amid the gloom that has confined their lives, most of them are, however, optimistic about the fact that discrimination against HIV+ patients has gone down.

Running around in circles for Jayalalithaa's freebies

Running around in circles for Jayalalithaa's freebies

Rediff.com   12 Nov 2011

No one in the Tamil Nadu government really seems to know much about its flagship freebie scheme, discovers A Ganesh Nadar

Is this government paralysed?

Is this government paralysed?

Rediff.com   8 Nov 2011

Many people think that the present government is paralaysed. On one hand, we have a prime minister who does not think his first duty is to the people of the country but to the Congress president.

At 102, she won and lost the polls, but wants to contest the next

At 102, she won and lost the polls, but wants to contest the next

Rediff.com   2 Nov 2011

A Ganesh Nadar meets Thadagati, the 102-year-old woman who had contested, won and then lost the panchayat elections in her village

Reports about SL Navy ramming Indian boat turn out to be false

Reports about SL Navy ramming Indian boat turn out to be false

Rediff.com   1 Nov 2011

Certain media reports had recently claimed that on Sunday, a Sri Lankan Navy ship had rammed into an Indian fishing vessel, sinking it. This kind of false information may have been spread by Tamil nationalists, who on one hand are trying to defame the Lankan Navy and on the other, are publicly defending Rajiv Gandhi's assassins.