| Sun 14 Mar 2010 |
Three infants die after vaccination in India
Khaleej Times BHOPAL - Three infants died and 17 were taken ill after they were given anti-measles shots in a government health centre in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh district, officials said Sunday. A nurse has been booked for negligence. | Three children, aged between... |
Impact of health pollution on health discussed
The Times Of India PATNA: HRD minister Hari Narayan Singh on Saturday said that pollution has become a global challenge for the people living across the world. He said its effect on both mankind and animals has now become a matter of concern for scientists. | The HRD m... |
Some people are playing by the book
The Times Of India The Indian Premier League season is back, and so is Fake IPL Player. Cashing in on the highly controversial anonymous blogger called Fake IPL Player, who took the IPL 2009 season by storm, HarperCollins Publishers has just come out with a book called... |
Gordon Ramsay: 'I was a crazy psycho'
The Observer | Wherever he goes, sees knives. Today they are at a photography studio in Clapham, a halo pointing inwards towards his head. At other times they are in the hands of rival chefs, or being sharpened by tabloid newspapers, or being stealthily drawn by ... |
Gordon Ramsay: 'I was a crazy psycho'
The Guardian | After a year of scandal in his personal life and financial woes in his business empire, Gordon Ramsay looks back with some regret – and some anger – and looks forward to his latest British restaurant opening | • | Gordon Ramsay. Photograph: J... |
Left parties want Nuclear Liability Bill scrapped
The Hindu | Special Correspondent | Bill ignores Supreme Court judgments on | 'polluter pays principle' | It barters away the right of a citizen to go to court for adequate compensation | NEW DELHI: Left parties on Saturday charged the Manmohan Singh governmen... |
A voice for the sparrow
The Hindu | RAMA DEVI MENON | March 20 is World House Sparrow Day. The species is fast disappearing, but thanks to the efforts of environmentalist Mohammed Dilawar there is hope for the inconspicuous bird. Excerpts from an interview ... | Saving the common wil... |
Being fashionable in Lahore
The Hindu | HINDOL SENGUPTA | The first Lahore Fashion Week showed the city at its liveliest, belying every Pakistan cliché. The clothes, the collections, the pounding music had a rhythm like no other. | This is the Pakistan of ordinary heroes. | A creation by... |
They undertake expedition for a cause
The Hindu | VISAKHAPATNAM: Kamalnath Roy of Gujarat, who just concluded his 2,000-km trek, and Meeraj Ahmed of Lucknow, who is on a motorcycle tour of India, were felicitated by the Youth Hostels Association of India on their arrival here on Saturday. | Recoun... |
Mango city goes organic
The Hindu | G. Prabhakaran | PALAKKAD: Muthalamada in the district, a village, however, known as the 'Mango city' of the State for its early mango harvest and large-scale exports, is going organic in ripening the fruit and fighting pests. | The mango farmers h... |
I was in a trance when video was recorded: Swami Nithyananda
The Times Of India HARIDWAR: Claiming that he was in a trance when the sleaze video — telecast by TV channels recently — was being recorded, Nithyananda Paramahamsa, in an exclusive interview to Times Now in Haridwar on Saturday, neither denied nor confirmed that i... |
Ramesh reveals govt's two-point plan to protect environment
Mumbai Mirror | Availability of potable water will be the biggest challenge in future, and more thrust is needed to be given to treatment of water, said Union Minister for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh, while spelling out the government agenda for environm... |
So Let's Say Iran Gets the Bomb...
The New York Times | For a few months in the mid-1960s President Johnson and his aides secretly weighed bombing China’s nuclear sites — perhaps seeking Soviet help — rather than let Mao get the bomb. Then the costs of starting another war in Asia sank... |
After the Earthquake, a Military Chile Can Love Again
The New York Times | At Gen. Augusto Pinochet’s funeral, one of his grandsons, an Army captain also named Augusto Pinochet, gave a eulogy so defiant and aggressive that he was cashiered the next day. Earlier, as the general lay in state in his dress uniform and C... |
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