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DEBATE ON ‘VULGAR’ SALARIES: THE WEALTHY VERSUS THE
POOR
New Delhi: As expected the Corporate
Affair Minister Salman Khurshid’s counsel to companies
on October 4 to refrain from paying ‘vulgar salaries’ to
CEOs has sparked not merely a debate but a storm of
protests. Under the new policy of liberalization, it is
understood that better workers can hope for better
remuneration and that incentives will be provided for
industries to develop. And India has seen better results
on the economic front thanks to the new policy initiated
by Narasimha Rao and Dr Manmohan Singh. They are no
longer apologetic about discarding socialistic
principles as regards economic development.
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ACQUITTALS IN ORISSA A MATTER OF CONCERN
NEW DELHI (Compass Direct News) – Only 24
people have been convicted a year after anti-Christian
mayhem took place in India’s Orissa state, while the
number of acquittals has risen to 95, compounding the
sense of helplessness and frustration among surviving
Christians. Dr. John Dayal, secretary general of the All
India Christian Council, called the trials “a travesty
of justice.”
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ANNUAL CELEBRATION CONDUCTED
New Delhi: Scores of believers dedicated
their lives with tea rs
for doing ministry in un-reached areas of India and
Nepal during the concluding session of the 17th annual
celebration of Shalom Assembly of God Church, Munirka at
Mt. Carmel Sr. School auditorium, Anand Niketan. Pastor
Ezekiel Joshua was challenging the audience to be “a
soldier known unto God” in the spiritual battle field.
Citing the inscription in a war memorial, he exhorted
the believers to carry the gospel even to difficult
places.
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'DELHIITES MUST CHANGE BEHAVIOUR BEFORE COMMON WEALTH
GAMES'
Delhiites, change the way you behave! This was the
message Home Minister P. Chidambaram gave to Delhiites
on Tuesday ahead of the Commonwealth Games next year. He
pointed out that Germany and China had made enormous
efforts to change their citizens’ habits before hosting
mega sporting events.
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UN SET TO TREAT CASTE AS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION
NEW DELHI: If the recent genome study
denying the Aryan-Dravidian divide has established the
antiquity of caste segregations in marriage, the ongoing
session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva looks
set to recognize caste-based discrimination as a human
rights violation. This, despite India’s opposition and
following Nepal’s breaking ranks on the culturally
sensitive issue.
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PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY
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