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Long Castling: The Meaning of the Title

Thursday, August 28, 2008

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It was a few days ago when I was offered the authorship for the fifth Libre column. The fifth column covers security issues and political strategies, which became a core of the international media due to the Russo-Georgian conflict. Then, I chose “Long Castling” as the title of the fifth column. “Castling” is a unique movement [...]

Road Infrastructure and Economic Development

Saturday, August 16, 2008

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The relationship between the Haves and Have not’s Traditional evidence based on macro economic data draws an inflated positive relationship between investment in road transport infrastructure and economic development. Recent studies based on the developed world moderate this impact by exemplifying that a rise in infrastructure investments by 3-4% percentage points of GDP reduces poverty by [...]

A voice unheard

Saturday, August 16, 2008

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She looked out of the window. Her hands clasped firmly on the grills. Black worn-out flakes stuck on her fingers as she tightly held on to the iron railings. The cacophony of children playing in the adjacent playground drowned all other sounds. She searched herself among them, but she knew she could no more be [...]

Suicide

Saturday, August 16, 2008

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Death – a very horrid but truth, such that it is almost impossible to like. The fear of physical pain and misery forms an enclosure around us, so much that we fail to do anything about it and in effect, keep ourselves more engaged in worldly affairs for undying distraction. No living man knows what death [...]

Mission Migration

Saturday, August 9, 2008

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With sky rocketing cut-offs for admissions in the University of Delhi, students seldom could find the desired college for the desired course. After attending classes at the ‘undesired’ college, they often plan to migrate to the best one in the University as the current one fails to suit their personality. Moreover, social stigma urges them [...]

Business Writing Tips for Professionals

Sunday, August 3, 2008

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Effective business writing skills can help you win that million dollar contract, earn a promotion, resolve a dispute, or generate a significant increase in new business leads. Poor business writing, on the other hand, can never be undone; it can cause you to lose business to your competition and even cost you your job. Here [...]

A Touch of Sugar

Thursday, July 3, 2008

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If you think you have a touch of sugar think again and think fast because the clock is ticking. Before you know it, you could end up becoming one more diabetes related statistic. The reason I sound so alarming is because I have come across several Desis who are paying a daily price on account [...]

Preparing for Indian Monsoons

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

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I know I am not supposed to fear the Indian monsoons, but give me a break if I want to feel a bit of trepidation regarding the fury of the weather back in India, then I am allowed to. After all I do not live in bondage. I live in a free country, came from [...]

The “ Noble “ Deeds Prize

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

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One of my dearest and closest friend and coworker shared this true incident with me the other day for which I could not resist to share it with all of you today. By the way, has anyone ever stopped to wonder why is it in life that our good deeds are always overlooked and our bad [...]

Turkey in the 21st Century: Envisioning Beyond Strategic Importance

Friday, June 20, 2008

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On the 11th of June, I have an honor to attend an event with Dr. Ahmet Davutoglu, Chief Foreign Advisor to the Prime Minister of Turkey, held by Mr. Laxton MP (UK) and the Henry Jackson Society. Dr. Davutoglu, in his speech, emphasized the historical geography of Turkey as well as the future global vision [...]

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