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Hugo Chávez: The Red Rebellion of Venezuela
A deeply divided Venezuela is mourning its late leader and preparing to pick a new president to replace him. Venezuelan officials called for peace and unity after President Hugo Chavez’s death on Tuesday, emphasizing in state television broadcasts that all branches of the government and the military were standing together. Hugo Chavez, who rose from… Continue reading
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Congress is trying to censor the Internet
Dear friend, Congress is trying to censor the Internet. Help fight for a free and open web: contact your member of Congress today. On November 16th, Congress holds hearings on the first American Internet censorship system. This bill can pass. If it does, the Internet and free speech will never be the same. Why? A… Continue reading
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In China, a rediscovery of Sanskrit
In China, a rediscovery of Sanskrit The Sanskrit programme at Peking University has a long history, set up in the 1960s and subsequently expanded by renowned Indologist Ji Xianlin, who translated dozens of works Almost two millennia after the language first came to China through Buddhist scriptures, renewed interest in Buddhist studies and recent discoveries… Continue reading
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अमरीका और चीन की सैन्य शक्ति की तुलना
अमरीका और चीन की सैन्य शक्ति की तुलना चीन अमरीका वर्ष 2010 में कुल बजट $78 बिलियन $729 बिलियन जीडीपी % (2008) 2.0% 4.3% कुल सैनिक 22.6 लाख 15.8 लाख फ़ाइटर विमान 1,320 2,379 स्टेल्थ फ़ाइटर विमान 0 139 एयरक्राफ़्ट कैरियर 0 11 पनडुब्बी 65 71 डेस्ट्रॉयर समुद्री जहाज़ 27 57 परमाणु हथियार 240 9,400 Continue reading
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Children cost Indian man his job
A 50-year-old population control law has been invoked in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay) to dismiss an official from a housing society board. V Devdas was asked to step down from the Oberoi Gardens Co-operative Housing Society for having a third child. His successor as secretary said rivals in the housing society had complained… Continue reading
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Internet addresses set for change
The internet regulator has approved plans to allow non-Latin-script web addresses, in a move that is set to transform the online world. The board of Icann voted at its annual meeting in Seoul to allow domain names in Arabic, Chinese and other scripts. More than half of the 1.6 billion people who use the internet… Continue reading
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Forecasts for Asian growth raised
The economies of China and India are set to grow by more than previously thought in 2009, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has said. Government spending in developing Asian economies had enhanced the region’s growth prospects, it said. It now expects China to grow by 8.2% in 2009, up from an earlier forecast of 7%.… Continue reading
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Is Prachanda (Ex-Nepal PM) mentaly derailed ?
Former Nepalese Prime Minister Prachanda says Asian countries should develop a unified security strategy to combat US influence in South Asia. In an interview with the BBC, he said India, China and Nepal should work together to counter American power. The Maoist, who was a rebel leader before becoming prime minister, was speaking during a… Continue reading
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China Should Break India Into Smaller Pieces
Read here: what pakistani media tell about india. and what pakistani people think about India.I think we should strongly react against the government which is talking with pakistani terrorist suporter government. Pakistan is weak country so he is always looking to China ============================================================================ Original content from: http://groups.google.com.pk/group/paknationalists/web/china-should-break-india-into-smaller-pieces http://www.ahmedquraishi.com/article_detail.php?id=772 ============================================================================ A Chinese strategist finds that there… Continue reading
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Arihant and other nuclear submarine
Moreover, at present, it will be armed with only the 700-km range two-stage K-15 SLBMs (submarine-launched ballistic missiles), which pale in comparison to the well over 5,000-km range missiles of the US, Russia and China. The Chinese fleet of 62 submarines, with at least 10 of them nuclear-powered, for instance, is readying itself for its… Continue reading
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India after Arihant
India launched much awaited nuclear submarine and joins the elite group of nuclear submarine producer. After launching Arihant India is now capable to watch China’s eye on south asia. Arihant can spend more than 180 days below water and carry 100 troops. Continue reading
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Arihant: Nuclear Submarine
Delhi says until now India has been able to launch ballistic missiles only from the air and from land. Nuclear submarines will add a third dimension to its defence capability. When it is eventually deployed, the top-secret Arihant will be able to carry 100 sailors on board. It will be able to stay under water… Continue reading
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Chinese police arrest protesters
Chinese police have detained dozens of human rights protesters who had gathered outside the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing. China is planning to publish its first assessment of human rights in the coming months. However, about 40 people gathered outside the ministry protested that ordinary Chinese citizens would not be allowed to contribute… Continue reading
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Tiananmen intersection
BEIJING, Monday, June 5,1989 — Army units tightened their hold on the center of the Chinese capital on Sunday, moving in large convoys on some of the main thoroughfares and firing indiscriminately at crowds as outraged citizens continued to attack and burn army vehicles. It was clear that at least 300 people had been killed… Continue reading
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