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citzens lucky that they wernt shot like wats seen.a closed family affair.tragedy....
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US Meltdown: Jobless Indian-origin man kills family, self
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sp.palo
thanks for the message shotgun
regards
shakti 
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Narendra Modi says he will take care of Nano the way Yashoda took care of KRSNA.
But Krsna ate mud and Yashoda exasperated wanted to nab Him and asked him to open his mouth and what did she see,
She saw the whole universe in his mouth, and then the Village of Gokul and in it she saw herself asking Him to open His mouth. LOL... she wondered if it was some hallucination and immediately forgot he was God... BET Nano wont be such fun....
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The Board of Directors of ICSA (India) Ltd at their meeting held today have allotted 26,50,000 Equity shares of Rs.2/- each, on exercise of conversion option by the Warrant Holders...
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Smoking on the road is not bothersome to the non-smokers! Thas a first!.. The millions of tax payers money that he intends to save by not having to treat dying smokers anyways goes down the drain anyway.. how effective is our primary health care system can be extrapolated by one visit to our best sarkari hospitals..! they can barely take care of a fracture forget about lung cancer.. all the money just vanishes... almost 2/3rd of our population stays in hinterlands where no one dare say anything to smokers lest we read about another dozen deaths due to rioting which stemmed from an over zealous smoke ban-ner!.. we have more pressing issues to tackle than secondhand smoke!.. numbers are a mirage... another controversy has been started and the govt has managed to screw with our beguile minds into this... suddenly every tv show has a program on this and every paper is carrying full page articles... how about banishing explosions from public places mr. minister!! ...
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Anti-smoking laws do not make sense: Experts
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the government’s new law of banning smoking in public having taken effect, does it make any sense?
Karan Thapar discusses the effectiveness of the law and its pros and cons with Monica Arora, Director of Hriday, an anti-smoking NGO; and Chandan Mitra, Editor-in-Chief of the Pioneer.
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buffet investment in patriotic twisting or wrenching.hot investment.
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greed turns one to reed to become chicken or cattle feed....
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Excellent post guest,
I really cannot understand why the condition of the poor and the facilites for them should be so miserable.
Lets start with ourselves. Do we give a SUNDAY off to our servants? No. Do we give days like independence day, worker`s day off to our maids? NO.. Do we hike their salaries in keeping with the inflation. When we can exploit them why not government. First lets improve their situation, then they will have no need to go to GOVT hospitals. They can get treated from local doctors....
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Anti-smoking laws do not make sense: Experts
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The health minister should try and improve the healthcare services in the government hospitals first. Go to any govt hospital and the sight there is deplorable. the building are on the verge of collapse the machines generally do not work....
Get all the insurance companies to offer good healthcare plans ...this will benefit indians more than this crappy law will ever do ...
get out corruption and make sure that people get 2 square meals a day ... malnutrition is a major killer too.....
the point here is there are so many other things that can be done and all the minister does is get the smoking ban in effect ....
THE COUNTRIES WE TALK ABOUT HAVING SIMILAR LAWS HAVE DEALT WITH ALL THESE PROBLEMS AND HENCE THE SMOKING BAN IA PREVALENT...RAMADOSS SHOULD SET HIS PRIORITIES RIGHT FIRST.
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SEBI chairman said on Friday it had not seen unusual activity in the stock market, which had plunged nearly 10 percent as markets were hammered worldwide on the credit crunch and concerns of global recession. ...
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India Sep 27 WPI inflation rate 11.80% vs 11.99% week earlier...
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Trusts may soon be allowed to park their funds in listed shares or private sector debt instruments that have investment grade rating from credit rating agencies.
The Union Cabinet has given its nod for the introduction of a Bill in the coming session of Parliament to enable funds owned by trusts to be invested in securities (or class of securities) to be specified by the Central Government.
The Bill will seek to amend the Indian Trusts Act 1882. In fact, the Government was looking to introduce a Bill for this purpose in the Budget session this year.
Investment pattern
The Cabinet decision covers those trusts whose trust-deeds do not expressly specify the pattern of investments that should be adopted till the funds are used for the ultimate purpose for which these vehicles were created.
For such trusts, once the law is amended, the Centre is likely to specify that the investment pattern spelt out for non-government provident funds/superannuation funds/gratuity funds could be adopted.
In August this year, non-government provident funds as well as superannuation and gratuity funds were given greater exposure to the stock markets. From April 1, 2009, they can directly invest up to 15 per cent of their investible funds in shares of companies on which derivatives are available in the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) or National Stock Exchange (NSE).
Moreover, Central Government securities, state government securities and units of gilt mutual funds were clubbed into a single category and investment up to 55 per cent of the investible funds were allowed.
‘Relic of the Raj’
Briefing reporters on the Cabinet decision here on Wednesday, the Union Finance Minister, Mr Chidambaram, said that the Bill would seek to amend Section 20 of the Indian Trusts Act 1882. This section relates to investment of trust money. “Section 20 of the Indian Trusts Act is a relic of the British Raj. It is no longer relevant today”, Mr Chidambaram said.
The Law Commission had in its 17th report recommended that it was better not to enumerate particular securities but to give a general definition of all categories of securities in vogue in the market and that the securities which have become obsolete may be deleted.
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Ms Arora
Why dont u put pictures of cholestrol laden intestines on fatty foods ...
they are as harmful to the body as anything else I guess..
aerated drinks are not healthy...put some graphic images on pepsi and coke bottles....
the roadside vendors probably use and re-use oil which is 4-5 days old maybe more ..... get some pics there saying that one is going to destroy his/her health eating there ....
the mithai wallahs....the places where they actually make the mithai are soo dirrrtyyy!!!.... we wont have mithai\...
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Anti-smoking laws do not make sense: Experts
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the government’s new law of banning smoking in public having taken effect, does it make any sense?
Karan Thapar discusses the effectiveness of the law and its pros and cons with Monica Arora, Director of Hriday, an anti-smoking NGO; and Chandan Mitra, Editor-in-Chief of the Pioneer.
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The health minister should try and improve the healthcare services in the government hospitals first. Go to any govt hospital and the sight there is deplorable. the building are on the verge of collapse the machines generally do not work....
Get all the insurance companies to offer good healthcare plans ...this will benefit indians more than this crappy law will ever do ...
get out corruption and make sure that people get 2 square meals a day ... malnutrition is a major killer too.....
the point here is there are so many other things that can be done and all the minister does is get the smoking ban in effect ....
THE COUNTRIES WE TALK ABOUT HAVING SIMILAR LAWS HAVE DEALT WITH ALL THESE PROBLEMS AND HENCE THE SMOKING BAN IA PREVALENT...RAMADOSS SHOULD SET HIS PRIORITIES RIGHT FIRST. ...
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Anti-smoking laws do not make sense: Experts
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the government’s new law of banning smoking in public having taken effect, does it make any sense?
Karan Thapar discusses the effectiveness of the law and its pros and cons with Monica Arora, Director of Hriday, an anti-smoking NGO; and Chandan Mitra, Editor-in-Chief of the Pioneer.
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With the government’s new law of banning smoking in public having taken effect, does it make any sense?
Karan Thapar discusses the effectiveness of the law and its pros and cons with Monica Arora, Director of Hriday, an anti-smoking NGO; and Chandan Mitra, Editor-in-Chief of the Pioneer.
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Hit by a credit crunch and crash in the stock markets, Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Friday said that main problem is liquidity and Government would do everything to tackle it.
Reserve Bank of India on Friday cut the cash reserve ratio by one per cent to ease liquidity pressures, Chidambaram said and announced to set up a high powered committee headed by Finance Secretary to assess the requirement.
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10,000 children remain hospitalized for consuming chemically (melamine)Contaminated milk. Many children remain critically ill. It is hopped that Indian health officials are taking strict action to ensure that banned milk products are not sold in India. Public must also ensure that imported milk products which are available freely are not purchased or consumed....
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Tainted Chinese Food / Milk Items
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DO NOT BUY IMPORTED CHINESE FOOD PRODUCTS LIKE CHEESE, CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONERY ITEMS WHICH MAY BE FREELY AVAILABLE IN MALLS/SUPERMARKETS/RETAIL STORES. Even milk products made by multinationals may also be based on Chinese milk products and imported in India via gray market route. Citizens must take active steps to safeguard their health. Do not depend only on Govt for action when your/family health is at stake.
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