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`Hindu Canyon` in USA

There is “Hindu Canyon” in the Mohave County of Arizona state of USA.

(RENO, NV) - “Hindu Canyon” in the Grand Canyon corridor is a sequence of beautiful chutes, cascades, unusual-scenic narrows and pools.

Distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, admiring the fascination of the West with Hindu names, urged it also to explore the rich philosophical thought which Hinduism offered.

Steel Company POSCO Sends Thugs to Beat Indian Villagers

Update from India's POSCO opposition which continues to suffer unjust cruelty for refusing to give up private land.

(GOBINDPUR VILLAGE, Orissa) - POSCO's scholarship offer at India's most prestigious educational institutions is a sly move to gain sympathy and support of the academia.

They are funding goons to beat up villagers and bribing police to file false cases against villagers; they have been at it for at least four years.

Government of India = VOTE BANK POLITICS + CASH POINT

Purchase of 10% votes buys the Government of India [GoI] that now serves global elites.

(CHENNAI, India) - Surendra’s cartoon exposes the metamorphosis of current Government of United Progressive Alliance [UPA], headed by former IMF executive Man Mohan Singh and economic hit man par excellence, in redefining democracy as it actually is: a voter is a machine that converts cash into votes.

In other words, election is a democratic machine that converts cash into legitimate authority.

Human Rights: India and Palestine

Solidarity continued after independence and the British inspired division of this great country.

(BETHLEHEM) - We had a packed and busy press conference in Mumbai (Bombay) on the International day of solidarity with the Palestinian people.

It was the day that India voted with a vast majority of the world governments to support admitting Palestine as non-member state of the United Nations.

For Puliyoor Residents in Salem, LTTE is a Living Presence

"The (LTTE) cadres fought for the rights and died for the Sri Lankan Tamils. We salute them for their sacrifice" - S Kanagarathinam, resident of Mettur Dam

(COIMBATORE, Kerala) - Oover 400 people including 100 women and children, gathered at Puliyoor, a non-descript village in Salem district, and lit candles to remember the fallen heroes of a war fought across the seas.

The LTTE has been wiped out from Sri Lanka, but the Tigers are a living presence for the villagers here.

`Unanswered Questions in Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case`

People readily blamed the killing on the Tamil Tigers, but there are many unanswered questions.

(CHENNAI, India) - The assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was a tragic event.

Even more tragic is the fact that the complete conspiracy behind his killing is yet to be unraveled and some critical pieces of leads continue to remain unexplored in spite of their relevance to the case.

India-Japan Strategic Partnership: An Agenda

“Japan and India enjoy deep mutual understanding and are fully committed to enhance the strategic and global partnership for peace and prosperity.” -Prime Ministers, Yoshihiko Noda and Dr.Manmohan Singh, Joint Statement, December 28, 2011

(NEW DELHI) - The currency of power and security objectives is clearly evident in the 21st century globalised world with multiple transnational connectivity and changing contours of power.

India’s power and security options have been enhanced in the Asia Pacific in general and in context to Japan, in particular.

On World Fisheries Day: A Call for Nuclear Free Oceans

Wind Energy, Solar Energy, and Bio-Mass Energy can be used to produce electricity. They are all renewable resource energy as well.

(TAMIL NADU, India) - It has been proved on 13th March 2011, through the Fukushima Disaster in Japan, that there is no safety against Nuclear Plants in the World.

Nobody knows how to handle the situation in and around Japan, the coast and the sea.

Hindu Statesman Rajan Zed Visits Catholic Bishops` Conference of India

Objectives of CBCI are to facilitate coordinated study and discussion of questions affecting the Church in India.

(NEW DELHI) - In a remarkable interfaith gesture, distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed visited Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) in New Delhi on November 23.

Hard choices for the Nepalese People

The problem confronting Nepali people is who to trust for a stable life and steady livelihood.

(CHENNAI, India) - Nepali people are in a vice-like grip of six major forces.

The International Non-Governmental Organizations and their European Government sponsors, the Christian Church, the Israeli Chabad mafia, the UN-Framework Team, and the Bretton Woods international financial institutions, chiefly the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.