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  1. Obama is the Salman Khurshid of America

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    / May 4, 2012 / 1 Comment
    How else does one explain the campaign that President Barack Obama is running to get his tenure extended at White House by four more years. In a no-holds barred campaign, Obama has accused Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney of outsourcing jobs to India when he was the Governor of Massachusetts....

  3. Why Obama isn’t amused

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    / February 13, 2012 / Leave a comment
    You may remember Steve Bridges as the guy who imitated George Bush on the Jay Leno Show. He has now started imitating Obama and does it really well. The Administration has apparently tried to put a stop to Bridges’ act, because Obama has made it known that he is deeply...

  4. A colourful Fall

    Posted by Archana Anandakrishnan
    / October 13, 2011 / Leave a comment
    Fall is one of the most beautiful season in parts of the world where seasonal changes are apparent. The array of colours that nature wears during this season can never fail to attract a person. Fall is the sign of the arrival of winter. The trees have to go into...

  5. Khara Bun in Bush country

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    / June 28, 2011 / Leave a comment
    By Alladi Jayasri   Went to Dallas for a nostalgic week with Venky, Priya, Sanju and Rajeev. Day 1 Priya’s lunch was redolent of Madras waiting, which was eaten over cricket followed by a bit of Sun TV. It felt more like Madras than Dallas. During a visit to a...
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    Tagged , george bush, khara bun

  6. US versus us

    Posted by Suresh En
    / May 3, 2011 / 2 Comments
    By Suresh En   Not sure if the hunting down of Osama is an event to rejoice (which an ordinary folk like me tends to do first up) or let my contemplative powers overcome this sense of achievement, the world believes it is.   I had written a piece ten...

  7. Are we Indians orphans?

    Posted by Karrthikeya
    / January 31, 2011 / 1 Comment
    By Karrthikeya   My sister went to the US in July last year to pursue her postgraduate course in Tri-Valley University. She has always been a meritorious student. She got admission in Kentucky University as well. But she chose Tri-Valley because one of my friends had earlier been there.   It...

  8. No `monitoring’ US

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    / January 29, 2011 / 2 Comments
    By Uma Sudhir No arguments, it is an unequal world. Two unrelated events. Here was the footage of students from India forced to wear a radio frequency tag, a monitoring badge on their leg after being interrogated by the US authorities, because they should not slip away. Even as I...

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