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What Delhi and Dhaka taught us about democracy

Two recent incidents in the Indian sub-continent proved beyond doubt that no matter how much we claim ourselves as democracies, at the end of the day we are nothing but a poor people who

V-Day: Why there's a crisis of respect towards women?

Bangalore, Feb 14: How can love survive without respect? This is what women in India are asking today, as Valentine's Day is celebrated across the world.

Afzal Guru's last letter to family: Don't cry for me

Srinagar, Feb 14: Just before his execution, Afzal Guru wrote a letter to his family members back in Jammu and Kashmir. "Don't cry for me, hope peace prevails," Guru wrote in the letter.

Assam remains tense, 300 homes burnt; Army deployed

Guwahati, Feb 14: Jayanto Narayan Chaudhary, Director General of Assam Police on Thursday, Feb 14 informed that situation in the state has been improving as fresh clashes and deaths have not been reported since Wednesday.

V- Day:India sends balloons to Pak, asks to end terror

Suchetgarh (Jammu), Feb 14 : Even as the Socialistic Democratic Party (SDP) sent balloons across the border Pakistan on V- day, to ease the on- going tension between the two countries, party president

How Narendra Modi heals Muslims woes, fetches votes for BJP

Ahmedabad, Feb 14: Days after the historical victory of Bharaitya Janata Party (BJP) in Salaya, Salem Mohammad Baghaad explained why the Muslims of the town voted for Narendra Modi's BJP leaving their woes behind.

V-Day Massacre: Oscar Pistorius shoots girlfriend dead

Johannesburg, Feb 14: South Africa's Paralympic gold medallist Oscar Pistorius was arrested early Thursday for allegedly shooting dead his girlfriend after mistaking her for an intruder, media reports said.