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Fuelling Inflation
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India’s oil and gas sector contributes over 15% to its GDP. It also...
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New technologies improve quality, bring down costs
Health sector today has a radical outlook with major emphasis on high skill sets that can leverage technology and medical science, and cater to a critical and inevitable customer need of affordability.
Tripti Nagdeote
One of the fastest growing and most potent sectors in India is health care. The country...
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National Insurance comes to the rescue of BPL families
Subir Bhattacharyya
General Manager
National Insurance Company Limited
Q) The period 2010-15 is said to be projected as the ‘Golden Age’ of the Indian insurance industry. How is it going to materialise?
A) The insurance sector presently is one of the fastest growing sectors in India and other less...
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Industrial growth slackens, debts grow
Samarpita Roy
Macquarie downgraded its India’s growth forecast for 2011 – March 2013 by 1% point to 6.9% partly due to a lack of policy reforms. Industrial output growth slowed to just 1.9% in September and consumer confidence is fading, with a huge drop in car sales and piling up of unsold real...
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Taming food inflation
It is a strange situation. The Indian Council of Agricultural Research claims that food grain production has exceeded 23.5 crore tonnes this year, a record in the post-independence era. On the other hand, data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry show that the wholesale price index (WPI) for food...
Posted by
admin on Jan 25, 2012 in
Health |
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Dr. Kunal Saha and his wife Anuradha, 36, were of Indian origin and settled in the US. In April-May 1998, they were holidaying in Kolkata when Anuradha contracted Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis.
On May 11, 1998, she was admitted to the Advanced Medicare and Research Institute (AMRI) in Kolkata, where she was treated till May 16, 1998. As her condition didn’t improve, she...
Posted by
admin on Jan 19, 2012 in
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H. P. Kanoria
‘I am the mother of the wicked, as I am the mother of the virtuous. Never fear. Whenever you are in distress, say to yourself, ‘I have a mother.’
Sri Sarada Devi was the divine consort and the first disciple of Bhagwan Sri Ramakrishna. She was an integral part of his spiritual journey and spreading his message to mankind. She was a ‘siddha Yogini’...
Posted by
admin on Jan 9, 2012 in
Enlightenment |
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H. P. Kanoria
Ramprasad was a great saintly poet of devotional songs to Ma Kali. He perceived Ma Kali as ruthless Devi to compassionate mother. His song portray that he used to have quarrels with Ma Kali like a child. His songs reflect folk, kirtan and classical tunes. He sat in the inner shrine of Dakhineswar before Ma Kali and his songs used to create rhythm and love in Ma...
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