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India is set to dominate in a new post-western world but "that did not necessarily mean that the United States of America and Europe have had it," the last governor of Hong Kong, Chris Patten, has said.
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on Dec 12, 2011
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Delhi is celebrating its 100th birthday as India’s capital on 12 December 2011. Delhi was crowned as the capital city of India in 1911, replacing Calcutta (now Kolkata). On 12 December 2011, Delhi has completed a total of 100 years as capital city of India.
From 1911 to 2011, Delhi has changed a lot. Population has increased from 24 lakhs to 1.68 crore. Delhi has some world tour sites like Qutab Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Jantar Mantar, and Purana Quila. The city of Delhi also has some famous temples like Akshardham temple, Lotus temple, ISKON temple, Swami Lakshminarayan temple, Jhandewalan and Chattarpur temple.
Delhi is also called the “Dhadkan of India”. For all Delhiites, it is a very wonderful moment, when their own city is celebrating ten decades of its existence.
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Between the 12th and the 19th century AD, Delhi was the capital for many rulers. Siri, Tughlakabad, Jahanapanah, Ferozabad, Dinpanah, Shergarh and Shahajahanabad are the historic ‘seven cities’ that took shape in Delhi. Shahajahanabad, built by Shah Jahan between 1639 and 1648 AD remained the capital of the Mughal Empire until 1857. The eighth city, or the present New Delhi, was built by the British Empire and is the one which is celebrating its 100 years today.
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Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011.
Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list topped by Arab activists who helped bring democracy to the Middle East. US President Barack Obama is ranked 11th on the list.
Nine Indians figured in the 2010 list. The highest spot to an Indian this year went to Premji, ranked at 14, who the magazine called the 'Bill Gates of India'.
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'It's not just because of Azim Premji's enormous wealth that he is compared to the American technologist turned philanthropist,' the magazine said about India's third richest citizen with a net worth of $13 billion, according to Forbes magazine.
'It is Premji's unprecedented philanthropy, that recently has borne out the Gates comparison,' it said noting the chairman of the IT firm Wipro, recently contributed nearly $2 billion to a rural education project.
Anna Hazare, who is leading a popular campaign demanding tough new laws to curb corruption, is the next Indian who features on the list, ranked at number 37. He figures for 'asking the world's largest democracy to live up to its billing'.
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Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011.
Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list topped by Arab activists who helped bring democracy to the Middle East. US President Barack Obama is ranked 11th on the list.
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Nine Indians figured in the 2010 list. The highest spot to an Indian this year went to Premji, ranked at 14, who the magazine called the 'Bill Gates of India'.
'It's not just because of Azim Premji's enormous wealth that he is compared to the American technologist turned philanthropist,' the magazine said about India's third richest citizen with a net worth of $13 billion, according to Forbes magazine.
'It is Premji's unprecedented philanthropy, that recently has borne out the Gates comparison,' it said noting the chairman of the IT firm Wipro, recently contributed nearly $2 billion to a rural education project.
Anna Hazare, who is leading a popular campaign demanding tough new laws to curb corruption, is the next Indian who features on the list, ranked at number 37. He figures for 'asking the world's largest democracy to live up to its billing'.
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on Nov 11, 2011
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Stevenson award is one of the highest honours of the Cambridge University. Amartya Sen and and Sir Partho Dasgupta were proud winners of this award. Noble laureate Sen was the first Indian to bag this award in 1956. Dasgupta, a Cambridge professor won the award in 1967 for his contribution to nutrition and developmental economics.
Following Sen and Dasgupta, is yet another Indian who has been bestowed with this prestigious award. 23 year old Mahima Khanna, a resident of Alipore has topped the 2010-2011 MPhil class of economics at the university and will receive the most acclaimed Stevenson prize for the same.The young economist is currently employed as a trade analyst in Mumbai and aspires for a career in World Bank.
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My MPhil papers were related to trade liberalization and informality, based on evidences from the manufacturing sector in India. The size of the informal sector in India is growing. The government should patronize it. India's fiscal deficits and interest rates also interest me.
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on Aug 25, 2011
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From medicines to medical check-ups; air-coolers at the Maidan to the overhead waterproof tents; from meals to snacks everything at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi is being taken care of by protestors themselves. Contributions, both in the form of cash and service, are pouring in at Ramlila Maidan for the Anna Hazare-led anti-corruption protests.
As day 7 of Anna Hazare-led anti-corruption movement saw the highest ever participation at Ramlila grounds, people continued to donate generously to the cause. Volunteers at the information kiosk at Ramlila said that people donated both in cash and cheques.
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on Aug 16, 2011
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The Delhi Police detained veteran social activist Anna Hazare ahead of his indefinite fast over the proposed Lokpal Bill. The government went into panic mode yesterday, accusing the Gandhian activist of fudging his trust records and clamping ban orders on the venue of the fast. Arvind Kejriwal, another leader of the movement, has urged citizens to switch off lights in their homes for an hour from 8 pm today.
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on Aug 08, 2011
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"It is a wonderful tourist season and all of us are praying things stay this way in the coming months and the next year as well", said Muhammad Ramzan, 54, the owner of a Dal Lake houseboat.
There is a heavy rush of visitors daily to the Mughal gardens of Nishat, Shalimar and Chashmashahi in Srinagar and roads outside these gardens are usually crammed with vehicles carrying tourists.
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on Aug 02, 2011
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Here are some of the most impressive range of Indian Events listed for you in the most happening city of the world. Check out the list of popular events this August.
Taj Mahal - The Romance of India
28 August , 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm, Location:Esplanade Concert Hall
Join us for a romantic evening at Esplanade Concert Hall on 28 August 2011 for a stunning musical concert, ”Taj Mahal – The Romance of India”.
Flexing Structures Workshop
2 August, 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm, Location:Science Centre Singapore
Flexing Structures Workshop's 2011 tour will be rolling into Singapore on August 2! Don't miss Flexing Structures Workshop at Science Centre Singapore during their 2011 concert tour: snap up those Flexing Structures Workshop tickets before they sell out!
Air Traffic Control Asia 2011
3 August to 4 August,8:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Location:Malaysia
Air Traffic Control Asia is a timely event for air traffic control leaders to come together and share their vision and requirements for air traffic control in the new decade.
Paya Lebar Wellness Centre National Day Celebration
15 August, 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm Location: Paya Lebar Wellness Centre
National Day Celebration for seniors residing in Paya Lebar Constituency. There will be performances by students from NUS High School and Hougang Secondary School. Buffet and goodie bag included.
Pharmaceutical Anti-Counterfeit & Brand Protection Asia
16 August to 17 August,8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Location:Amara Hotel
‘Pharmaceutical Anti-Counterfeit & Brand Protection Asia’ will gather government bodies, pharmaceutical companies and solution and technology providers to discuss the in-depth insights into the strategies and cutting edge technologies for pharmaceutical anti-counterfeiting in Asia Pacific region.
Fun Table Tennis
20 August ,9:30 am to 6:00 pm, Location:Suntec City (Hall 403 - 404),Singapore
The FTT Event 2011 is the first ever in Singapore to have 88 Table Tennis teams playing concurrently. Come on down with your family and friends and stand to win iPAD2 in our lucky draw contest.
Customer Profitability Asia 2011
23 August to 24 August, 8:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Location:Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore
Customer Profitability Asia 2011 will take you through the ‘how to’ and explore techniques to handle ‘imperfect data’, so you can determine customer profitability and optimise the decisions made in your organization.
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on Jul 22, 2011
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Akshat, a baby boy over the age of one, registered his name in the Guinness world records for having a total of 34 fingers and toes.
He has set the record for having the highest number of fingers and toes and hails from the Bareilly district in Uttar Pradesh.
Amrita Saxena, the mother of the child, said it was difficult for her to believe that her son broke the world record, until a family friend convinced her.
"He (family friend) read on the internet about the baby born in China with 31 fingers. Then he said that my boy has broken the record of having 34 fingers. At first, I was not convinced at all. It was hard to believe that my son has broken the record. But later, he along with my husband and my younger sister registered the data in the Internet. Then I was asked to submit certain documents after which his name was in the Guinness World Records," added Saxena.
Doctors attending to the child informed the mediapersons that it was a rare phenomenon and diagnosed it as polydactyly.
"The person who is diagnosed with it is polydactylic. It is due to certain defects in the bone development of the uterus. The reason behind this defect can be either developmental congenital formation or chromosomal anomalies, which is due to maternal infection or drugs," said Dr. Parul Gupta, a gynaecologist.
Gupta further explained that this congenital physical anomaly could be easily cured by performing a surgery.
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