Archive for June, 2008
India’s first electric car Reva launched in Delhi
Jun 25th
New Delhi, June 25 (IANS) After 13 years of research and development, India’s first electric car ‘Reva’ was launched in the national capital by Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit Wednesday morning.
Describing Reva as “a little cute car”, Sheila Dikshit said her government was committed to taking steps to improve the city’s environment.
“It is More >
Ex-Nepal king’s grandchildren stop going to school: report
Jun 25th
Kathmandu, June 25 (IANS) The exit of deposed king Gyanendra from the royal palace and the abolition of Nepal’s once revered institution of monarchy has affected the former king’s grandchildren as well, though they had no role in the upheaval that shook the country following their grandfather’s ascension.
The former king’s three grandchildren, the More >
‘Men more enthused about online creative work than women’
Jun 25th
Washington, June 25 (IANS) Men appear more enthused or active in sharing creative work online than women, though both engage in Net-based creative pursuits almost equally.
In a new study, almost two-thirds of men surveyed reported posting their work online while only half of women said they did.
“Sharing information on the Net is More >
Poor India makes millionaires at fastest pace
Jun 25th
WASHINGTON: India, with the world’s largest population of poor people living on less than a dollar a day, also paradoxically created millionaires at the fastest pace in the world in 2007 even though the world grew such “high net worth individuals (HNWIs)” at the slowest pace in four years.
Growing them More >
Career Questions to Think About This Summer
Jun 24th
As we head into the steamy summer months, we’re getting ready to tackle the hot topics on job searching, life at work and career development Here are a few questions we’re thinking about for upcoming posts:
Does the length of your resume actually matter? We’re seeing some resumes as short as 140 characters — and More >
The Vacation Not Taken
Jun 24th
One thing Americans don’t do particularly well is vacations. We don’t get nearly as many vacation days as workers elsewhere in the world, we don’t use all the vacation time we do get, and — perhaps worried about our job security — we tend to check in with the office while we’re away. What’s more, More >
During a job interview mind your body language
Jun 24th
Body language is one of the very powerful ways of communicating. The term “body language” includes just about any manner, gesture, or posture that conveys meaning to the observer. Body language is especially meaningful in an interview as your interviewer will be paying attention to nonverbal cues as much as to what you have to More >
Annapoorna Devi
Jun 24th
Shiva and Parvati often played Dice in their conjugal abode on Mount Kailasa. Once to make the game more exciting and interesting, Shiva asked Parvati to bet her Jewels and he betted his trident. If he won, he would get Parvati’s jewels. If Parvati won, she would get Shiva’s trident. But More >
The Indus Valley Civilization
Jun 23rd
The Indus Valley Civilization, or the Harappan Culture, formed the earliest urban civilization on the Indian sub-continent, and one of the earliest in the world. Its unique urban characteristics ensure it a place in the annals of world architecture. However, before discussing these, it is worthwhile to briefly examine the history of its discovery.
Archaeologists More >
RELIGION
Jun 23rd
Man created God. Naturally, many Gods and so many religions. And big fights between Gods and religions. Man designed God in such a way “a holy man” would be and with all powers to punish the sinners. He imposed manly qualities to God.
1. If u want to please him u have to bribe Him.
2. If More >

