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Great victory for Netanyahu

Ut World March 19, 2015 0

Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party has scored a resounding victory in Israel’s election. With all the votes counted, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling Likud party had swept to election victory. The outcome gave Mr. Netanyahu a very strong pillar in forming a right-wing coalition Continue Reading

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South Africa to hire ace adventurer to shed the “choker” tag

Ut World March 18, 2015 0

Despite being one of the world cricket’s most powerful teams since returning in 1991, South Africa struggled a lot in the knockout matches during big international matches, including the World Cup. They were duped in 1992 by a rain rule, stumbled by a ridiculous run out in 1999 and in 2011 they lost to New […]Continue Reading

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Chief Value Officer- Vinod Kumar

Ut World March 14, 2015 0

This is about two profiles of sample audiences. In the first case, they had dropped out of classroom and school when they were twelve, thirteen or may be even fourteen. They were just disinterested in education at that time. My friend Khalid studies their life style and body language. He makes inferences from his sixteen […]Continue Reading

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THE MAN WITH WINNING ATTITUDE – DR. A.V.ANOOP

Ut World March 13, 2015 0

Dr. A.V.Anoop is a multi-faceted genius, an Industrialist, Property Developer, Film Producer, Social Worker, Organizer and Amateur Drama Artist. He is the Managing Director of AVA Cholayil Health Care Pvt. Ltd, the Makers of “Medimix”, World’s largest selling Ayurvedic Bath Soap having 31 years of experience in Soap, Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics and Food Industry. He is […]Continue Reading

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Cinderella Has Got Even the Grown Up’s on Their Toes

Ut World March 12, 2015 0

Fairy tales and frothy princess gowns might be the perfect draw for kids, but with Walt Disney Co.’s retelling of the “Cinderella” story, the grown-ups might find themselves doing the fantasising. British director Kenneth Branagh has taken the fairy tale that Disney’s 1950 animated film made famous and turned it into a live-action spectacle. Stars Continue Reading

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Court Summons Former PM Manmohan Singh Over Accusations

Ut World March 12, 2015 0

A court summoned former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday over accusations of criminal conspiracy and corruption in the legal award of a coal field, a blow for the Gandhi dynasty that ruled India until last year. A special court under the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) ordered the 82-year-old Singh, billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla […]Continue Reading

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Border Talks Between India and China Making Progress According to China’s Foreign Minister

Ut World March 9, 2015 0

Progress is being made on drawn-out border talks with India, China’s foreign minister said on Sunday, likening the process to climbing a mountain that becomes harder the closer to the summit you get. The neighbouring giants have had numerous rounds of talks over the years without making much apparent process, in a dispute which dates […]Continue Reading

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Afghan Men March Through Kabul in Burqas

Ut World March 6, 2015 0

A group of Afghan men marched through the capital, Kabul, on Thursday to draw attention to women’s rights by donning head-to-toe burqas that for many people worldwide have come to symbolise the suppression of women. The hardline Taliban forced women to wear burqas in public during their rule in the 1990s and concern is growing […]Continue Reading

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Bringing Islands Into Security

Ut World March 6, 2015 0

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will offer island nations in the Indian Ocean a broad range of military and civilian assistance next week in a bid to wrest back some of the influence China has gained by spending billions of dollars in the region. Modi will make the pledges during a visit to Sri Lanka, the […]Continue Reading

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Research Reveals Deforestation Could Leave India Without Rain

Ut World March 3, 2015 0

Large-scale deforestation could cause monsoon rains to shift south, cutting rainfall in India by nearly a fifth, scientists say. Deforestation has long been known to cause temperature increases in local areas, but new research published on Tuesday shows a potentially wider impact on monsoon rains. While releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, deforestation also Continue Reading