The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 7,700 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 6 trips to carry that many people.
Since Independence Christian Run Schools have been praised for providing a very high standard of education in India.But in recent years there have been reports where hindu students have been banned from wearing tilaks or any other hindu symbols outwardly like aum pendants or red strings around the wrist especially on Hindu religious days.They are also encouraged to take part in singing christian hymns and celebrate Christmas and other christian festivals but not Hindu. Is there a hidden agenda to convert ? Dr Koenraad Elst explains.
Destination Mars- Probe will look for past or present life forms and traces of bio-molecules. Information that could pave the way for martian colonies in future
NASA to launch new Mars rover
AlJazeeraEnglish | Nov 26, 2011 | 566 views
NASA will launch its latest Mars rover, Curiosity, on Saturday.
It is the agency’s most ambitious mission yet to discover if life ever existed on the red planet.
The Rover lands next August and will spend two years studying the planet.
Al Jazeera’s Tom Ackerman has more.
Syria under pressure as Arab deadline expires
Euronews | Nov 25, 2011 | 448 views
As its crackdown on protesters continues, Syria has until the end of the day to sign an Arab deal letting monitors into the country or it could incur sanctions.
The Arab League deadline has officially expired but a source said the door would be left open to Damascus for a few extra hours.
The day after dozens were reported killed, amid an overall death toll of 3,500 according to the UN, the latest amateur footage appears to show no let-up in the onslaught
New Zealand government eyes landslide as polls close
Euronews | Nov 26, 2011 | 99 views
New Zealand’s prime minister looks to be heading back into government with a landslide win after voting closed in the country’s general election.
Exit polls are not allowed but John Key’s centre-right National Party could get an historic outright majority if surveys before the ballot are mirrored in the vote.
All of which bodes badly for Labour leader Phil Goff, hopeful to the last that his party would stage a late recovery.
IAEA Director General makes a Wake up call on Iranian Nuke Threat
Published on Nov 22, 2011 by Euronews
A frightening confirmation came recently that Iran has been working on a nuclear weapon, according to a report published by the International Atomic Energy Agency — the UN watchdog — on November 8.
It was the most detailed report so far about any military dimension of Iran’s nuclear programme. The IAEA a few days after publication underscored how serious it was.
Yukiya Amano said: “I have this information and assessment; I must alert the world. This is my duty as Director General.”
Published on Nov 22, 2011 by Euronews
Bundestag politicians have paused to remember the victims of an alleged neo-nazi killing spree that has sent shockwaves across Germany.
They paid their respects to eight men from Turkey and one from Greece, all murdered in the last decade.
“We are aware of our responsibilities. We have decided to do everything possible within the rules of law to find how what happened and the background to these events,” said Norbert Lammert, President of the German Parliament.
Russia threatens to deploy missiles in row with US
From: Euronews | Nov 23, 2011 | 66 views
http://www.euronews.net/ Russia could deploy missiles to its EU borders aimed at missile defence facilities in Europe planned by the United States.
Iskander missiles, which have a range of up to 500 kilometres, may be stationed in the Kaliningrad exclave, if Washington goes ahead with a defence system whose sites would be in countries close enough to pose a threat to Russia.
NATO had been trying to broker a deal for Russia’s cooperation with the US plan, but refused Russia’s proposal to run the system jointly
Pakistan Policy got battered by Republican wannbes at Presedential canditature debate
Published on Nov 22, 2011 by AssociatedPress
Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann and Texas Gov. Rick Perry are clashing over whether the United States should continue to provide more than $1 billion in aid to Pakistan. (Nov. 22)
Pak Policy Bash by Republicans
http://www.reuters.com/resources_v2/flash/video_embed.swf?videoId=225632024&edition=BETAUS
(Reuters) – The Republican presidential hopefuls criticized U.S. policy toward Pakistan and called for placing sanctions on Iran’s central bank in a lively and substantive foreign policy debate on Tuesday.
Newt Gingrich, a former House of Representatives speaker, gave a composed performance in the first debate since he surged to the top of polls. He backed an overhaul in immigration policy that would include a guest-worker program similar to plans condemned by conservatives in the past.
The debate, the second on foreign policy in the last 10 days, featured sharp exchanges on a broad range of issues, including anti-terrorism laws, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Republicans ganged up on Pakistan and questioned whether the United States could trust it. Texas Governor Rick Perry called Pakistan unworthy of U.S. aid because it had not done enough to help fight al Qaeda.
“To write a check to countries that are clearly not representing American interests is nonsensical,” said Perry, who has faded in polls after recent debate stumbles but had a stronger performance on Tuesday.
Representative Michele Bachmann, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, called Perry “highly naive” and said the United States should demand more from a “violent and unstable” Pakistan with nuclear weapons.
She called it “a nation that lies, that does everything possible that you could imagine wrong. At the same time they do share intelligence data with us regarding al Qaeda.”
Raw Video: Obama Interrupted by Hecklers
AssociatedPress | Nov 22, 2011 | 19,536 views
During a campaign event in Manchester, New Hampshire Tuesday, President Barack Obama had to interrupt his remarks as protesters began chanting. (Nov. 22)
… (more info)
(less info)
HINDU WORLD VISION 