Periyar Maniammai University
Vol 4 Issue 20, May 17 - 23, 2013
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The Passion to Live
I just happened to watch the brave Sonali Mukherjee, a victim of acid attack, on Sony TV’s Super show ‘Kaun Banega Karodpathi’. I was touched by her grit and  ...
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Is Impairment an Impediment?
Every incident in our life has some message, if only we have the patience to observe and imbibe! Recently, I was travelling by a public transport bus. At  ...
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Amritsar Heritage Walk Welcome
Welcoming the over delayed response of the department of Culture, Govt. of Punjab to the Amritsar Heritage Walk , Dr. Sukhdev Singh, Punjab State Convener, Indian National Trust for Art  ...
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Beware of Anger
Anger is a normal emotion that needs to be dealt in a positive way. It is very important to keep in mind that anger won’t fix anything rather it would  ...
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Footpaths or Footraps!
We need footpaths. Footpaths that work! Footpaths which make it possible for pedestrians to walk. Quite simply a path for people going on foot! A Footpath (also pedestrian way, walking  ...
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Restoration of a 100 year old house
SilverEnd It is the feeling of peace and quiet that strikes you as you step into the home that Mohan and Priya Mascarenhas rebuilt. The sprawling garden that welcomes you with  ...
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Mass Service Providers
We have a very poor image of Government machinery and people working there. But there are occasions when I have had a very different experience. I wish to place  ...
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GenY prefers e-wishes and imported bouquets
Exchanging greetings through e-cards, bouquets and flowers is becoming popular among people. Few people prefer sending printed greeting cards to convey wishes to their friends and relatives. Reason: sending wishes has  ...
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Kanpur Police going high-tech….
Want to lodge an FIR. Don’t worry! Just sign in your account on social networking site ‘Facebook’, as it is only a click away now. Going are the days when  ...
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e-asy way to get deadly lesson
Kanpur based bike stunting groups are now flourishing on various social networking sites and netizens do have the option of getting enrolled themselves in ‘Online Stunter Schools’ where they are  ...
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