Nation pays homage to Bapu on his death anniversary

Nation pays homage to Bapu on his death anniversary

On his 64th death anniversary, the nation remembers Mahatma Gandhi, the leader who led India's freedom movement. ...
12:33 PM, Jan 30, 2012

Gandhi had a deep connection with Chennai

Gandhi had a deep connection with Chennai CHENNAI: Ask anyone what Gandhi and Chennai have in common and theyd probably reply roads. But the connection between the Mahatma and the Queen of the Coromandel is certainly placed in the annals of time. Sixty-four years after he was slain on his way to address a prayer meeting, we take a look back at the times and places that the Father of the Nation left his diminutive footprint on,...
09:01 AM, Jan 30, 2012

'Not right to brand entire bureaucracy as corrupt'

'Not right to brand entire bureaucracy as corrupt' Mumbai: Calling on the youth to "co-operate" with government in fighting the corruption, Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy on Wednesday said branding the entire bureaucracy and the political leadership as corrupt was not correct. "Tarring the entire bureaucracy or tarring the entire political leadership as being corrupt is not the right way," Murthy said, speaking at a seminar `Youth for Governance', organised by the Public Concern for the Governance Trust....
01:39 AM, Jan 26, 2012

Gandhian philosophy still relevant: Sam Pitroda

Gandhian philosophy still relevant: Sam Pitroda Jaipur: Gandhian philosophy and thoughts are relevant in today's changing world and can help in finding the solution to any problem, adviser to the Prime Minister, Sam Pitroda said on Sunday. "Gandhian philosophy and thoughts are relevant in the changing world of today and can help in difficult time, and the philosophy is also important for global peace," Pitroda said at a plenary session of the 10th Pravasi Bhartiya Divas....
11:14 PM, Jan 08, 2012

Lord Meghnad Desai questions Gandhi's principles

Lord Meghnad Desai questions Gandhi's principles Ahmedabad: Leading Economist Lord Meghnad Desai on Friday questioned the principles and beliefs of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Speaking at an event in Ahmedabad, he said he was puzzled over why the apostle of ahimsa defended Adolf Hitler and endorsed the Bhagvad Gita, a text that Lord Desai believes condones violence. Desai was speaking on 'Gandhiji's views on violence', as a part of the 12th Prof Ramlal...
08:25 AM, Jan 07, 2012

Jerusalem municipality to set up Gandhi memorial

Jerusalem municipality to set up Gandhi memorial Jerusalem: Looking upto Mahatma Gandhi's message of peace, Jerusalem municipality is mulling over setting up a memorial for the Indian leader, which will include a statue of Bapu and a mediation centre, in an area connecting a Jewish neighbourhood and an Arab one. "This gesture comes too late by 64 years," the initiator of the idea and fundraiser, Councilman Dr Meir Margalit, told Ma'ariv. "We should have had long cherished...
10:24 AM, Jan 05, 2012

Would Gandhi have made a good software engineer?

Would Gandhi have made a good software engineer? London: When going for a job interview, candidates mostly expect questions pertaining to technical knowledge in the field, past history and so on, but tech giants are now resorting to ask 'odd' questions to test applicant's thoughtful approach to problem-solving, career experts say. "Would Mahatma Gandhi have made a good software engineer?" was one such question asked during an interview at Deloitte. Technology firms dominated this year's list of the...
04:35 PM, Jan 03, 2012

Anna pays tribute to Gandhi at Juhu, heads to MMRDA

Anna pays tribute to Gandhi at Juhu, heads to MMRDA Mumbai: Anti-corruption Anna Hazare headed for the MMRDA grounds in Mumbai in an open truck, accompanied by his team members, to begin his three-day fast after paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on Tuesday. He was shown black flags by protestors while he was on his way to Juhu on Tuesday morning. The convoy of Anna, on way to Mahatma Gandhi's statue on Juhu beach, was briefly stopped by around 20...
09:58 AM, Dec 27, 2011

The year 'Gandhi' came on the streets, again

The year 'Gandhi' came on the streets, again Five years ago, the film Lage Raho Munnabhai gave us a Mahatma of the shopping mall, a Feel Good, Archie's Card Gandhi who materialized at Munnabhai's elbow with potted wisdom on how to get through a bad day. But 2011 brought us an altogether different avatar of Gandhi, someone who invoked the Mahatma in more powerful ways. Kisan Baburao Hazare, or Anna Hazare with his Gandhi topi and his satyagraha...
04:27 PM, Dec 15, 2011

Hitler as famous as Gandhi in Hyderabad

Hitler as famous as Gandhi in Hyderabad Cicero famously said, Anyone who has a library and a garden wants for nothing. Hyderabadis seem to believe in this quote which is why Landmark, Crossword and Walden are happy being in this business in the city. The book reading culture appears as strong as ever in the twin cities, be it fiction or non-fiction. But interestingly, its not fiction but management books which are floating the most. But an...
10:00 AM, Dec 12, 2011

In pics: 100 years of Delhi as India's capital

Delhi with an encircling wall seen from the surrounding countryside. In the foreground an elephant with howdah and passengers. Original Artwork: Artist - J Ramage. Engraved by Edward Paxman Brandard (1819 - 1898) (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)A group of officers present at the Siege of Delhi during the Indian Rebellion, 1857. From left to right, Surgeon Campbell Brown, Captain Chesney, Major A. Bunny BHA, Colonel Ewart AAG, Colonel D. Stewart DAG, Captain Tytler, Major R. Lawrence, Major General Welchman CB, Captain H. Hayley BNI, Captain Gully, Captain Wauchope, B. Arty, Colonel H. Norman, Major Maisey DJA, Major H. Vicars, Major J, Hills VC, Surgeon Scott, Captain K. Coghill, Captain A. Lindsay, Captain M. Elliott, Major F. Roberts VC (1832 - 1914), Brigadier General J. Brind CB, Captain R. Pemberton and Major M. Sankey. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi leaves the home of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, founder of the Muslim League, en route to the Viceroy's Lodge in Delhi, 24th November 1939. (Photo by Kulwant Roy/Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
06:29 PM, Dec 11, 2011

Anna's methods are not Gandhian: Tushar Gandhi

Anna's methods are not Gandhian: Tushar Gandhi New Delhi: As Anna Hazare sat on a one-day fast demanding a strong Lokpal, Mahatma Gandhi's great grandson Tushar Gandhi on Sunday attacked the activist saying his methods are 'not Gandhian' as they are becoming a 'mere ritual'. "His methods are not Gandhian because this is now turning into a mere ritual that every time he lands up in Delhi, he goes to Rajghat. It does not seem to be...
12:15 PM, Dec 11, 2011

Anna begins token fast at Jantar Mantar

Anna begins token fast at Jantar Mantar New Delhi: Anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare began his day-long token fast at Jantar Mantar to press for a strong Lokpal Bill on Sunday. Before beginning his one-day fast at Jantar Mantar in the national capital, Anna Hazare, accompanied by his team member Kiran Bedi, visited Rajghat to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. People had gathered at Rajghat before Anna arrived there. Before heading for Anna's one-day fast and Lokpal debate...
09:23 AM, Dec 11, 2011

Rahul assures central package for Bundelkhand

Rahul assures central package for Bundelkhand New Delhi: Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi, whose interventions have brought the backward Bundelkhand region into national focus on Thursday listened to the complaints of residents of the region straddling both Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh and assured them of all possible help. "The Bundelkhand package money belongs to you. You must use it well and whatever issues you have, we shall try to address as best as we can,"...
03:47 AM, Dec 09, 2011

Chennai: Mahatma hailed on Muharram

Chennai: Mahatma hailed on Muharram CHENNAI: It was a message of peace and love from 5,000 Chennai-based Muslims to the world. Taking part in a procession to mourn the death of Imam Hussein, grandson of Prophet Mohammad who was killed in the seventh century battle of Karbala in Iraq, they paid rich tributes to Mahatma Gandhi.As bare-chested children and men beat their blood-spattered chest with chains and hands to mourn the death of Imam, a...
08:24 AM, Dec 07, 2011