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Why Arvind Kejriwal is being attacked regularly

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Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal has alleged recently that the attacks are motivated and part of a larger scripted conspiracy. Kejriwal said he apprehended an attack on his life but remained steadfast in his refusal to accept security detail. The latest attack on Kejriwal took place on the last

People in Atlantic Provinces poke fun at Torontonians for snow

News

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Winter just won’t seem to quit – at least not in southern Ontario. After what may have been the shortest Spring ever Sunday where people were walking around in shorts as temperatures hit 20 C, people living in the GTA woke up this morning to snow. The mercury plummeted Monday night

Try Tetris for many things

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Effect of computor games has many aspects. It is a good pass time but it has addictive side too. Many addicts of the computer game have experienced what is known as the ‘Tetris effect’ or the ‘Tetris syndrome’. In their dreams, many of the Tetris ‘victims’ see falling blocks or buildings

5 places to see before they disappear

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Ever heard of doom tourism? This trend involves traveling to threatened destinations. These five natural wonders are endangered because of pollution, climate change, and development. Visit them before they are gone. Maldives This popular tourist destination is an archipelago of 1190 coral islands that are known for their stunning beaches and scuba diving. However, it

A Shabby Sidelight To A Terrible History -Melvin Jules Bukiet

Art & Culture

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What do Laurence Olivier, Liza Minnelli and Zero Mostel have in common? They were all in movies that involved Nazis. Hollywood has loved Nazi villains ever since World War II. But according to “The Collaboration,” by Ben Urwand, Hollywood may have loved real Nazis a little too much in the

Tune In To The Infinite Wavelength -Arup Mitra

Art & Culture

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Evolution in a wider context, particularly in the framework of the Sankhya system of the Indic philosophy, implies movement towards perfection. Interestingly, it talks about the evolution of the entire universe; not just life on earth. When we say, ‘one is evolving’ what do we mean by that? It primarily

Rafael Nadal through to last eight at China Open

Sports

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Rafael Nadal took another step towards regaining the number one ranking with a hard-fought win over Philipp Kohlschreiber at the China Open. The 27-year-old Spaniard won 6-4 7-6 (7-3) to set up a quarter-final against Italy’s Fabio Fognini in Beijing. Nadal will replace Novak Djokovic as number one if he reaches the

Say no to water between meals

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Glugging water during meals severely hampers your stomach’s digestive powers and causes insulin levels to fluctuate significantly, warns Microboitic counsellor Shonali Sabherwal To know if you’re drinking enough water, it is often said, just check if you are feeling thirsty. If you aren’t, your fluid intake is likely to be just

India set to be 3rd biggest economy

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India could become the third largest economy in the world by 2030, according to a report by the UK think tank Centre for Economics Business and Research (CEBR). Moreover the report said that Indian economy, which is now starting to catch up with China “will eventually overtake in the second

Abuse charges against a Winnipeg school students

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The head of an elite private Winnipeg school is disheartened to learn more charges have been laid against a former student accused of sexually abusing schoolmates. Abuse charges against a Winnipeg school students But headmaster Stephen Johnson said the police have to do their job and it will help assure students and