Archive for July 2008
‘Left’ out as Govt. holds talks with IAEA
Posted by: rksadhu on: 10 July 2008
- In: Government| Politics
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The Left parties, key allies to the Congress-led UPA government, have withdrawn support to the government expressing their disappointment with the former’s decision to go ahead with the nuke deal. Mr. Pranab Mukherjee had earlier stated that the govt. talks with IAEA would take place only after the government won the vote of confidence in [...]
Nadal ends Federer’s reign at the Wimbledon
Posted by: rksadhu on: 7 July 2008
- In: Sport| Tennis
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Rafael Nadal (Nadal) was finally successful in ending Roger Federer’s winning streak at the Wimbledon. The occasion and timing could not have been better for Nadal. Nadal beat Federer in a five set thriller in a match considered the longest single’s men’s final in the history of Wimbledon. An ardent fan of Federer, I wanted [...]
Economy, inflation and the common man
Posted by: rksadhu on: 2 July 2008
- In: Consumer| Economy
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The idea to pen down my thoughts about these came while reading this Businessweek article “India’s Economy Hits the Wall”. Today, there are several news to ponder over than to feel happy about—depreciation in rupee, stock market crash and more importantly inflation. Every one of us have been hearing / discussing a lot about the [...]
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