Thursday, January 3, 2008

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Mera Bharat Mahan
What makes it so? Putting a finger on the pulse of the generation now, is our mission. The issues that rock the nation or hum inaudibly in the background, they all need attention. From environment, marriage, love, politics, government to god, religion, careers and more, young India is going to help us understand what are the dreams, ambitions, expectations and hope of the nation.
To unveil the face of emerging India i has decided that it would be best achieved by the voice that constitutes it. The voice, that mirrors the India of tomorrow. i has chosen 6 young avid bloggers, truly representing rising India. These youngsters will be interfacing with real people and sharing their stories in the quest to understand India better. Follow their moods and live their experiences as they take the road less traveled and see India through the eyes of the local youth.
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They play the national anthem in movie theatres before every show. But does this really build patriotism or is it just for show? Amit feels it is a good idea, but wonders why it is ONLY at movie theatres that we play it. Why not at rock concerts and award shows too? While ichatteralot says it gives her goosebumps and makes her swell with pride, Deep feels that patriotism cannot be developed by force, and that people only stand up because “
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to close its English language department. This means Marathi documents will not be translated even if citizens want a copy in English.
Recently the English department circulated a note saying a corporator had been “assassinated” when he had actually been “assaulted”. The resulting embarrassment convinced them that enough was enough.
This is a very good idea. Everybody living in Bombay will have to learn Marathi now. For those unfamiliar with the language, My India Report offers a crash course in phrases you will need while dealing with the BMC
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3) Divorces Worsen Global Warming!
Save your marriage, save the planet!
Researchers in Michigan surveyed over 3200 households over five years and found that “increasing number of divorces are contributing to global warming”.
After divorce a woman moves out and forms a new household. The study by researchers at the Michigan State University found that this leads to less efficient use of natural resources, more demand for land for housing, and higher expenditure on utilities.[DNA]
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