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'Holy' Cow And 'Unholy' Dalit There are some protagonists of Hinduism who say that Hinduism is a very adaptable religion, that it can adjust itself to everything and absorb anything. I do not think many people would regard such a capacity in a religion as a virtue to be proud of, just as no...

The WIP Contributors: Toilets: A Matter of Pride for the Indian Bride October 1, 2010 by Lesley D. Biswas -India- Basanti has a mobile phone and a color television but no toilet. Jharkhand, India. Photograph courtesy of the author. • Among the first things you notice when you come to...

COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2010: Child labourers pictured working on construction sites | Mail Online 29th September 2010 After Delhi's disgrace, the shame: Child labourers pictured working on construction sites in frantic effort to get Commonwealth Games stadiums ready. CNN find dozens of...

'Shame Games' mar India's reputation - Mail & Guardian Online: The smart news source Sep 29 2010 The shambolic run-up to the Commonwealth Games has dashed India's hopes of showcasing itself as a dynamic emerging superpower and delivering an event to rival the spectacular Beijing Olympics...

Brown terrorism at CWG Aditya SinhaFirst Published : 24 Sep 2010 11:17:00 PM ISTLast Updated : 24 Sep 2010 11:34:31 PM IST Our home minister, P Chidambaram, might call it “dark-brown terrorism”. The Commonwealth Games organising committee secretary-general, Lalit Bhanot, on the other hand...

***, shame and Indian cinema Why the continent is the most sexually contradictory place on earth. By Nirpal Dhaliwal 22 July 2010 India is the most sexually contradictory place on earth, the most prudish and permissive. There, holy men proudly exhibit elongated penises they've painfully...

Ok, pay attention here, the last thing i need is having an annoying Indian like you speculate regarding my nationality, do or do not think. The arrogance of you people is just staggering. Do you have any statistics to back up your claim or are you just flapping your lips? Now brush your...

Delhi's Common-poverty Games Michael Arthur, 14 June 2010 In preparation for the upcoming 2010 Commonwealth Games, Delhi is bursting with expensive construction and renovation projects. But these measures will do little to alleviate the living conditions in its slums, says Michael Arthur...

India among worst ranked countries in tackling human trafficking India ranks as a ‘Tier II Watch List’ country -- only one level better than worst-performing Tier III countries such as Saudi Arabia and Zimbabwe -- in the 2010 Trafficking in Persons report (TIP) compiled by the US State...

Is Pakistan a failed state? No. By C. Christine Fair, June 24, 2010 Once again, Pakistan looms as a country deemed to be "critical" in Foreign Policy's annual Failed State Index. But Pakistan is not a failed state, even though some of its institutions have declined in capacity, while...

Perhaps its "Self testing" for government of India regarding its international influence. :argh::usflag:

Of course, "Scams" exist everywhere in the world, no one denying that. And "AID" cannot be blamed for all the mistakes made in the projects it bankrolls. However, by providing a seemingly endless credit line to governments regardless of their failed policies which directly lead to "Scams"...

Beijing's Coalition of the Willing For the West, failed states are a problem. For China, they're an opportunity. BY STEFAN HALPER | JULY/AUGUST 2010 You've probably heard by now that China, in its bid to lock in access to energy and mineral riches in far-flung corners of the world...

Money Can Buy Love China isn't just investing in minerals, oil, and other raw goods -- it's buying diplomatic favors and loyalty, too. Chinese investment by region, 2005-2009, in billions of dollars: JULY/AUGUST 2010 Money Can Buy Love | Foreign Policy

Would making a deal with Pakistan speed up the Afghan War Clock? Posted By Peter Feaver Thursday, June 17, 2010 I have a few more musings on the "readjusting the war clocks" issue, specifically the question of accelerating the Afghan battle clock by getting more help from Pakistan...

Scam-dog millionaires Crooks pocket Indian aid as we face £66bn cuts MISSING OUT: Cash isn't going to children By Gethin Chamberlain in Delhi & Guy Basnett, 13/06/2010 MILLIONS of pounds of taxpayers' money sent to India to educate poor children is falling into the pockets of...

The third picture is Hongkong, cauewaybay?

Recognize India as a super power? a big "no", why?, an old post of mine should do the trick; The biggest problem which is holding India back is lack of social infrastructure, "plague" of poverty. India today might be a emerging power in the Information Technology sector thanks to its limited...

Buddy, thats a textbook example of manipulative psychological Indian mind set, "Indians are always right, the world is all wrong", refuse to acknowledge "Facts", fed the viewers with false information, remarks etc. However when nothing else is working for them, here come their last stand by...

U.S. Said to Fund Afghan Warlords to Protect Convoys By DEXTER FILKINS Published: June 21, 2010 KABUL, Afghanistan — American taxpayers have inadvertently created a network of warlords across Afghanistan who are making millions of dollars escorting NATO convoys and operating outside the...