Last December the world leaders concluded the climate change conference in Paris with a great fanfare and euphoria. They all apparently agreed to promote the clean energy production sources to halt the climate change which occurs due to the...
An astute observer of British life once said: “If you see a white man dashing down the street, he is running to catch a bus. If it’s a black man sprinting, he must be running away from the police.”
Last December the world leaders concluded the climate change conference in Paris with a great fanfare and euphoria. They all apparently agreed to promote the clean energy production sources to halt the climate change which occurs due to the...
The recent events at JNU campus are disturbing/ distressing to all Indian patriots.
Even though the satirical poem in CB’s Jivant Panth column in Gujarat Samachar a couple of weeks ago is presented as a joke and meant for fun, it seems very appropriate for today’s India where corruption and nepotism are rife.
It seems Mr Khajuria’s interpretation is often geared to prove his narrow minded point, irrespective of facts and figures he is so fond of quoting! He jumped to conclusion I was referring to India when no country was mentioned.
Now and again TV channels come-out with heart-warming programmes that would keep winter blues at bay! ITV gave us “Heart Beat” and “Peak Practice”. Latest such programme, a joint BBC-French production is “Death in Paradise” in its’ third series....
Oil and gas were discovered Azerbaijan in the 19th century. The Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli oilfield, known as ACG, is at a depth of five kilometres below the Caspian Seabed about 170 km from port of Baku.
AV/GS has been fortunate to have some prolific writers who enthusiastically make their contributions on regular basis. There has been an addition of two female writers namely Kumudini Valambia and Ila Kapadia in the club. Hope they will continue...
The AV Feb 20 report on the recent incidents in Jawaharlal Nehru University reveals a very disturbing leftist psychology.
Fact that Hindus are happiest is not surprising, supported by C. B. Patel in column “As I see it”.
Overall poverty levels in the UK have stayed fairly flat at 20% during the past 25 years.