The Indian parliament has passed the much controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019 or CAB. It has finally been cleared by both houses of Indian parliament and will go to the President of India for his assent before it becomes the law. Under this new law – persecuted minorities of Hindus,Read More →
At least 43 people are dead as a result of a devastating fire at a building housing a factory making handbags in a crowded Anaj Mandi, grains market area in central New Delhi, Delhi police has said. The area suffers from poor municipal planning and is congested and narrow forRead More →
Australia’s most successful exporters were recognised at the 57th Australian Export Awards in Parliament House, Canberra on Tuesday, December 3. Thirteen businesses from around Australia have been awarded for their outstanding export achievements including the 2019 Australian Exporter of the Year – Populous – for their work in sport and entertainment venueRead More →
Soundarya Sharma – of Ranchi Diaries fame has pronounced death sentence on a Twitter user. She told a Twitter user ‘ýou deserve to be killed’, when the user said Soundarya did not know acting. Soundarya is a Bollywood starlet who is doing everything to forge her career ahead. Apart fromRead More →
Biodegradable ‘plastic’ bags (and other packaging) made out of banana plants sounds a bit…bananas, but a couple of UNSW researchers have found a way to do it, and it could solve two industrial waste problems in one. Two researchers at UNSW Sydney have discovered a novel way to turn bananaRead More →
Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) in House likely next week New Delhi, November 30: The big question is – is CAB cherry-picking of people in distress? After dealing with the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Article 370 apparently to restore rights of Kashmiris, Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime MinisterRead More →
It was the pious occasion of 550th Birth Anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji and the whole world had been waiting for this momentous day for quite some time. And if celebrations are any indication, the whole world participated in celebrating the occasion, not just people of Sikh faith.Read More →
Australia has a very robust immigration system whereby the governments of all persuasions have maintained the position to keep society safe from people with criminal dispositions. There is a special mechanism built into the Migration Act 1958 – to ensure every potential migrant passes the “Character Test” before he orRead More →
by Dinesh Malhotra, Bharat Times In the book New Hopes for a Changing World, when Bertrand Russell wrote, “Our great democracies still tend to think that a stupid man is more likely to be honest than a clever man, and our politicians take advantage of this prejudice by pretending toRead More →
When the Kingdom built by the now alleged scammers Baljit ‘Bobby’ Singh, Rakesh Kumar and Mukesh Sharma, came down in 2015, little did they know how authorities got to them and in the manner they did. ‘Goodbye Ferrari. Goodbye house. Goodbye life of luxury,’ were the words Australian Federal PoliceRead More →