Beastly murders have continued to rock the banana republic! Murder squad detectives were last night hunting crazed killers who raped and butchered a city businesswoman in Busega (a suburb of Kampala city).
The battered body of Christine, 20, an Owino.
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Call of the Unknown Soldier
by Rajbir Deswal
Driving past Maj. Sandeep Shankla Park in Panchkula, I hazily saw certain Army and private vehicles lined up, in a thick downpour. It was some solemn ceremony going on. Army men were slow-marching with…
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When in the year 2000, the Census Bureau announced that Hispanics had overtaken Blacks as the largest minority group in America, I wrote an article I called The End of Black America. At that point readers thought I was just being hysteric.
In…
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Feminists argue that women are not their own barriers to advancement. They blame the situation of women not being competitively active in the traditional workforce to the concept of “glass ceiling,” a metaphor that represents the gender biased…
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Let us on the Independence Day recall the words of Sir Walter Scott
Breathes there the man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
“This is my own, my native land!”
Whose heart hath ne’er within him burn’d
As home his footsteps he…
Unwept, unhonour’d, and unsung! Read More »
During the Indo-China and Indo Pak wars we heard patriotic songs which are almost forgotten and are not known to the modern day generation of the Indian youth.
SING FOR INDIA–AWAAZ DO HUM EK HAIN Read More »
Two female presenters from the Fort Portal based Voice of Toro FM are about to kill each other over exclusive ownership of Davis Besiga’s gologo.
The babes are Gloria, a niece to jailed former Toro kingdom prime minister John Katuramu and Dorothy…
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[The external boundaries of India as depicted on the map are neither correct nor authentic.]
The people who inhabited the Indus Valley region later spread to the Gangetic Plains and then to the peninsular part of India. Later migrations took them..
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GUWAHATI, August 13, 2008
When the Assam Agriculture University has stepped up with their latest Research and Development wing to scan the state’s agricultural feedback and its essentials, a group of energetic technical minds from the Assam…
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When I think of the quality of education that is offered by the colleges that are recently made universities I remember a story which is as follows;A cow boy was taking rest along with his horse.The horse after wandering here and there came to a building.
Universities in India,affiliated,private,deemed,doomed damned and condemned Read More »