Monday, February 22, 2016
How does the US choose its President?
How does the US choose its President?: In November 2016, the United States of America will choose a new leader after a drawn-out and extensive campaign. So, who can become President? Who gets to pick the presidential candidate for each
Hindi is beautiful but is a regional language: Adoor Gopalakrishnan! GUPP: NEVER IMPOSE HINDI(32% SPEAKERS ONLY) ON OTHERS! IF NOT OTHERS MAY JOIN CHINA SOON!
Hindi is beautiful but is a regional language: Adoor Gopalakrishnan: National Award-winning filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan on Sunday said though Hindi was a “beautiful language” and it should be counted as a regional one, it should not be imposed on others.
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Saturday, February 20, 2016
Elderly man offers free yoga classes in China
Elderly man offers free yoga classes in China: A 72-year-old Chinese man is offering free yoga classes to middle-aged and elderly people and believes that it could become one of the most popular exercises for senior citizens. Yue Mingchao, a resi
Monday, February 15, 2016
U.S. boy gifts flowers to every girl in school for V-Day
U.S. boy gifts flowers to every girl in school for V-Day: In a heart-warming gesture, a teenager in the United States gifted flowers to over 800 girls in his school for Valentine’s Day after saving money by doing odd jobs. Seventeen-year-old Hayden Godfrey’
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Sikh teen pens book on bullying of community kids in U.S.!
Sikh teen pens book on bullying of community kids in U.S.: A Sikh-American teenager has penned a book about bullying of children from the community in the U.S. based on his experiences and that of others to raise awareness on the issue. Karanveer Singh Pannu
Pachauri hit by another sexual harassment charge
Pachauri hit by another sexual harassment charge: Two days after The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) announced the appointment of R.K. Pachauri as its executive vice-chairman, a former woman staffer has come out with a detailed statement of th
Monday, February 8, 2016
East versus north: Bengaluru isn’t same for foreign students
East versus north: Bengaluru isn’t same for foreign students: Cyrille N’gbesso, a student from Ivory Coast, had his first brush with India at Bhyrathi Cross, a peri-urban village in northeast Bengaluru, when he came to the city two years ago. But learning it th
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