Mulayam Singh, the so called NetaJi by his son Akhilesh, the Chief Minster of U.P India celebrated his birth day in a big way supported by Azam Khan one of the Minsters of the U.P. government.
An astute observer of British life once said: “If you see a white man dashing down the street, he is running to catch a bus. If it’s a black man sprinting, he must be running away from the police.”
Mulayam Singh, the so called NetaJi by his son Akhilesh, the Chief Minster of U.P India celebrated his birth day in a big way supported by Azam Khan one of the Minsters of the U.P. government.
13 women died due to botched surgeries at different sterilisation camps held under National Family Planning programmes in Bilaspur the home district of Health Minister Amar Agrawal.Many more are suffering in the Hospitals.
The European Space Agency landed a probe on a comet on Wednesday. This is a first such mission in space exploration and the climax of a 10 year odyssey. The 100 kg probe which is virtually weightless on the comet's surface, touched down on schedule...
Recently India marked Jawaharlal Nehru’s 125th birth anniversary. Modiji paid tribute and magnanimously suggested that it should be celebrated globally. But, should Nehru be iconised/ raised above Bharat/ India, or relegated to history’s archives...
Islam and Muslims are constantly in news, grabbing headlines but for all the wrong reasons. While some may say these are self-inflicted wounds, we all have Muslim friends who came here from India and East Africa. Most belong to Daudi Bhora,...
I refer to the editorial in the Asian Voice of 1st November 2014. I fully share your sentiments.
For once I totally agree with Mrs Vadgama. We Indians from Undivided India have been totally sidelined in the remembrance of the Wars.
It was heartening to learn that the matter between Shree C B Patel and Sardar Patel Memorial Society (UK) has been resolved amicably (Asian Voice 15th Nov. 2014).
Seventh November was Cancer Awareness Day. We should all remember, highlight it in our calendar, as Cancer kills more people than any other illness with the sole exception of heart disease.
I hasten to agree with all that Kapil Dudakia boldly said in his column Kapil’s KHICHADI on the question of ‘Is Labour going Sharia?’ (AV 8 November 2014).