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141.
Economics and Psychology of Love Analysed
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... and insight.
· A boy spends money on a girl as a capital investment to reap profit in future.
· The more is the spending on good capital resources (gifts and expensive dates) better is
chance of getting ...
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Created on 08 July 2010
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142.
Guidance for common man in or out of litigation
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... mode to work for good or bad purposes. They are mostly controlled by capitalists and influencial politicians. Still there are certain news papers and T.V. channels which aims at social good and then ...
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Created on 25 June 2010
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143.
The Back-up Plan
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... for them for around 2 years, we would have learnt the basic and would be ready to start on our own. We then leave our ‘jobs’ and start a firm ourselves. We will be able to get the capital together and ...
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Created on 18 June 2010
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144.
GNLU- An Insider's opinio
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... time is 9:30 pm but that doesn't seem early as the entire city is closed by 10:00. Gandhinagar is the greenest capital in the country. Good road. Auto rickshaws are the only mode of transportation. 800 ...
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Created on 17 June 2010
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145.
LOCAL & GLOBAL IMPERATIVES -A dilemma for economic development
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... capitalizing adversity to its advantage. It is true that like any other economy, Indian economy has also suffered vicissitudes of time and passed through dark patches. But owing to its sheer tenacity to ...
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Created on 03 June 2010
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146.
How comrade whistle blower lost his ethical virginity
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... so many times that many have forgotten it exists.
2. The colour of PD’s Journal is creepy. A capitalist offered us a lot of money if we changed the colour. The LEADERS refused - We have to protect ...
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Created on 31 May 2010
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147.
Death Penalty: How Much Humane?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... it's human to become an agent of the Angel of Death." - Elie Wiesel
Capital punishment or the death penalty is the killing of a person by the process of law as punishment for an offence. It is the pre-meditated ...
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Created on 26 May 2010
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148.
The Prime Minister's views on legal educatio
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... SAID: " In order to help our law students, my Government has sanctioned money for building a library and computer center in the capital of each State. Every law student will have free access to these libraries ...
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Created on 21 May 2010
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149.
Reservations and the Creamy Layer: A Short Story
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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The trick while debating is not zealously going on harping about your point of view but capitalizing on the mistake of your opponent(even Roger Fedrer has bad days in office). You place yourself in your ...
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Created on 18 May 2010
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150.
Death bringers to the Death Bringer
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... which is bloody thirsty and lives on rules of the a an eye for an eye. And regardless of the other justifications of capital punishment, this seems exactly what is happening. The sheer way in which people ...
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Created on 17 May 2010
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151.
A nation betrayed
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... Mizoram, Haryana, Bihar and the National Capital of Delhi and the Union Terrioty of Lakshadweep. Within four weeks reply shall be filed through the concerned Chief Secretary as to why action for contempt ...
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Created on 15 May 2010
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152.
poem of contract in Hindi: if you don't mind "Hindinization" of Hindust
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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on the lines of "legalpoet" i thought to post something poetic.. so, at first an acknowledgment to him..
Now here it goes ....
Capitalism ki duniya me hum profit aise kamate hain ,
Sahmat ...
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Created on 08 May 2010
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153.
The 26/11 Judgement fails the maturity test and how we can still salvage justice.
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... was unable to secure what is common hailed as the economic capital of India. We can only imagine how exposed people are in other cities across India. The judgment should have detailed the gross inadequacies ...
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Created on 06 May 2010
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154.
Comfortably numb
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... endured while maneuvering through the streets of the capital which for the uninitiated are ‘art of living reality’ lessons of forgiveness and tolerance of the worst forms of criminal intimidation employing ...
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Created on 27 April 2010
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155.
THE PLAGIARISM MENACE
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... subject specific such as the success or failure of the SEBI in regulating the capital market for instance, while inspiration from sources could be made permissible in cases where it has to be relied upon ...
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Created on 21 March 2010
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156.
Delhi lawyers strike against corruption today
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... the litigants only.
Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Karkardooma, Rohini and Dwarka courts are the various district courts of the capital.
Do you think strikes by lawyers are justified despite explicit SC ...
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Created on 11 March 2010
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157.
GETTING “LAID” ON THE JOB
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... of banking work. Maybe Kian and his capital market expertise may help us to get the desired result” – SIMILARLY – “Shah Rukh and Salman Khan cannot be cast in Dhoom 3 together because of their problems. ...
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Created on 24 February 2010
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158.
The Calcutta High Court website
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(Blog: About external articles)
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... three Chartered High Courts to be set up in India. It is the oldest High Court in India.
The seat of the High Court is Kolkata, capital of West Bengal. It also has a permanent Circuit Bench in Port Blair, ...
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Created on 08 February 2010
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159.
Social business...... A RATIONAL APPROACH?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... gain.” The investor always gets his capital back and in dividend enjoys the fruits gained by performing his social obligations. In delivering the lecture at the parliament of India Md. Yunus identified ...
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Created on 04 February 2010
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160.
A recurring clash of priorities
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... inspired by the 'national' tag the law school has and the earning potential that he might be able to capitalise upon. While studying law, he realises that he loves the law for what it is and wants to enter ...
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Created on 30 January 2010