13th September 2010
Football is the most popular and followed game around the globe and the craze of the game is not just limited to world cup playing nations alone. The top nations battle it out for ultimate football glory every four years in the crowning football event, th...
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13th September 2010
One thing that didn't change since India's independence is that it is still a developing country. Even after more than 60 years, India is still struggling to find its way into that elite group of developed countries. Although there are factors, reasons an...
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10th September 2010
Please read the part 1 of this article before reading this. The players slog it out for the domestic glory all year and then we expect these tired limbs to win us an international match against a well formed and well rested teams. Football players are pai...
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10th September 2010
The fact that India has a national football team is also a news for many people in our nation. Today, while most people are still getting hurt with every loss that India suffers in cricket, there is an increasing population of young-blooded Indians suppor...
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09th September 2010
Bright colors look best in rainy season over pastels so add color to whatever you carry. Instead of cotton wear linens and other fabrics that get dried easily. Denims can be best worn in the form of shorts or knee length pants. Capri's in pastel shades te...
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09th September 2010
One of the most prestigious events in todays times are the Commonwealth games and India having the honor of hosting these games is something to look out for. But with New Delhi gearing up for the preparations, the million dollar question is, are we really...
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08th September 2010
The definition of advertising may remain the same, but the importance of it has changed almost drastically over the years. We enter the market and it is flooded with tonnes of products. The agony of a customer is best understood in comparison to a child k...
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02nd September 2010
Please read part one of this article. This is a continuation.
Most probably, they haven't fallen in love with anyone else after you. If its your birthday or another special occasion your ex is still the first one to wish you and send you gifts and car...
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02nd September 2010
Many relationships break even if there is a lot of love left between both of them. Sometimes even after the end of a relationship, some guys/girls still have feelings left for their ex. There are some signs that you can check out to find if your ex still ...
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06th August 2010
This article is part six in the series of articles on temples of India. Read about two more interesting and important Indian temples.
Lotus temple - The Lotus temple is the place of worship of the Baha'i community. It is a wonderful temple in the city ...
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04th July 2010
This article is part third in the series of articles on temples of India. Let us know about two more important Indian temples.
Golden temple - The Golden temple is the place of worship of Sikhs. It is one of the oldest Gurudwaras (temple of Sikhs). It ...
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22nd June 2010
This article is part second in the series of articles on temples of India. Let us know about two more important Indian temples.
Dwarkadhish Temple - The Dwarkadhish temple is located in the town of Dwarka in Jamnagar district in the Indian state of Guj...
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17th June 2010
India is a multi-cultural and multi-religious country. There are thousands of temples in India. In every nook and corner of India, there are temples. A temple is the place of worship of Hindus. Each temple is dedicated to different Gods like Krishna, Ram,...
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26th May 2010
I hope you read the first two parts of this article. Let me tell you about some more historic places to visit in New Delhi, the capital of India.
Lotus Temple - Lotus temple is the Baha'i house of worship. It is dedicated to the oneness of all the reli...
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21st May 2010
I hope you read the part one of this article. Let me tell you about three more historic places to visit in New Delhi, the capital of India.
The Red Fort - The Red fort is also known as the 'Lal Qila' (means red fort in hindi). It was constructed by Mug...
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