Category Social Splashes
A spy camera to detect hidden camera at places....
Sasikala -1 days ago
(From a local daily...) Kochi : After the ugly incident in which a girl student detected a hidden cell phone camera in the restroom of a hotel in Kozhikode, the best gift anyone could buy for women these days seems to be a spy camera detector. Most of the hidden camera detectors available in the market can identify wireless cams and bugs up to a distance of 10 metres. These busting devices have ab...
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I am a global leader. I am an AIESEC'er!
Preetika -6 days ago
The significance of training had been grossly undermined in the past. But steadily, its importance in the corporate world has made it a popular tool for breaking down of a long winded process into short simple steps that anyone with an intrinsic aptitude for simplistic explanation is able to put across to a group of individuals. Be it the operational functions of an organization, or a personal/mor...
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AIESEC Delhi University-February Recruitment & Local Training Seminar
Preetika -6 days ago
This year AIESEC in Delhi University saw a brilliant turn out during the February Recruitment.  We at  AIESEC   Delhi   University  believe that our members are the strongest assets to the organization and thereby take Annual Recruitment to be a vital part of the local chapter's curriculum as it introduces to the committee the expansion of its members. This February, Delhi University witnessed ent...
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Recession & Crisis’s Impact on Women
Shaira -7 days ago
The recession or its remnants are going to be with us for many years as far as job creation is concerned. The recession has affected people from all walks of life and from all socioeconomic classes. Though most analyses of unemployment data focus on the deep job losses in the manufacturing and construction sectors to argue that the recession is hitting men harder than women, recent data shows that...
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Give us our daily bread
lostpatrol -10 days ago
This is what The Lord gave me for dinner last night < . As I parked my car in the only available slot, in front of a local primitive bakery, the sight of flat large bread made me hungry. Two burly Afghans manned the 'bread-making process' including retail sales directly in view of the prospective customers and passersby. A huge Pakistani bought a dozen, after whom my turn came. I asked for one. "...
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Obtuse on reservations
lostpatrol -13 days ago
More than two third majority of both houses of Indian Parliament is likely to vote in favor of the Women's Reservation Bill. I think they are either too generous or they have no male heirs. I can't accept that they are idiots. For, it means, by this act of theirs, they will banish at least 20% of sitting male members from the future house. They say it is a historic milestone, like August 15,  Janu...
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Kerala Finance Minister Isaac woos women with gender budgeting
Sasikala -16 days ago
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government’s budget for 2010-11 today proposed to extend the ambit of welfare schemes like employment guarantee and food subsidy, reduce taxes on tourism, beer and wine and impose fresh ones on direct to home services and jewellery shop owners. The budget proposed a 10 per cent hike in tax on liquor other than beer and wine . ________________ The onlyState ever to...
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Unregulated sand mining threatens Indian rivers
proloybagchi -17 days ago
Many in India, perhaps, are not able to foresee how lack of governance, virtually, in every sphere is going to hit them in not too distant future. Take for instance mining. Illegal mining of mineral resources, with generous help of political and bureaucratic big wigs, is so rampant that not only are the country’s precious natural resources being purloined in a big way, its forests are being clean-...
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AIESEC in Delhi University - Shaping lives
Preetika -19 days ago
AIESEC symbolizes an organization full of youthful energy and a passion to perform. I personally believe that it is at this point of time in our lives that we are most uninhibited in terms of our exploring our ideas and our potential. This organization provides us with the ideal platform to explore this untapped energy and potential through interaction with individuals, not too far from our own ag...
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Who are your icons ?
shantanudutta -21 days ago
I picked up a magazine at the railway station book stall recently. The lead story was about 15 Indian icons from different walks of life. Flipping the pages , I found familiar names – Amitabh Bacchan , Sachin Tendulkar , Rahul Dravid , Ratan Tata, Vijay Mallaya , Sania Mirza and some other familiars. I also learnt about their quirks – all of this recycled information – Amitabh’s 1000 pens, Mallaya...
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AIESEC in Delhi University - Activating Leadership
Preetika -21 days ago
Anybody can claim to be a leader. A racial bigot. An adulterer. A corrupter. A sexist. A flip-flop. The list goes on. However, what we need are not mere self-proclaimed leaders. We need LEADERSHIP. Our race relations are broken. Our politics is distasteful and flawed. Many things are not right about the country.  Alas, many of us who hold the same view of our country take very different approaches...
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Kerala aims to become the first fully electrified state
Busybee -26 days ago
Home to the first fully electrified district in the country, Palakkad, Kerala now aims to become the first “fully electrified” state in the country. The state’s minister for power, A K Balan told The Energy Business, “Our aim is to make the state the first fully electrified state.” Said Balan, “Remember, Kerala is one of the states in the country which does not have any non-electrified villages. ...
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"Wood Apologised". An art of converting -ve to +ve energy
Sasikala -29 days ago
Washington: Tiger Woods Friday apologised for "irresponsible" behaviour in his first public statement since a November car crash unleashed a storm of revelations about extramarital affairs and stopped his illustrious golfing career in its tracks. Woods admitted he had "cheated" on his wife, Elin, a number of times and would re-enter a sex rehabilitation clinic to help save his marriage of more tha...
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Maoism: Different approaches at war!
AbhirupBhunia -29 days ago
Abhirup Bhunia | Correspondent Home Minister P Chidambaram has made his stand clear on the Maoist issue even after the Naxals launched two deadly attacks in mere 72 hours killing as many as 35 and injuring more. The stance implies continuation of the Green Hunt that literally invites internal strife. After the EFR camp in West Bengal was vandalised killing 35 policemen and injuring many more, ...
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Rajive & Sonia
Sasikala -30 days ago
Just happen to dig out this one from net!...
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