By Anirban Kalita on November 26, 2016
Che Guevara, Cuba, Fidel Castro, guerrilla
BREAKING NEWS, INTERNATIONAL
Former President of Cuba, Fidel Castro died at age 90 on November 25, 2106. His death was announced by Cuban state television. Castro ruled Cuba from 1959 to 2008 as a communist state before handing over power to his brother Raul Castro. Fidel Castro was born on August 13, 1926. Fidel Castro is famous for […]
By Anirban Kalita on January 10, 2013
Abraham Techi, Arunachal, Assam, Centre for China Studies, Chennai Centre for China Studies, China, Chinese Embassy, Chinese Visa, Cuba, D S Rajan, ePassport, India China, Iran, NAN ZANG, North Korea, Salman Khurshid, Southern Tibet, Stapled Visa, Syria, ULFA, United Liberation Front of Asom, Vietnam, VISA
ARTICLES, EXCLUSIVE
By- Dilip Dutta Generally speaking the practice of issuance of stapled visas is to protect the carrier of the passport when the person visits a country where a mutual state of hostility exists between two countries. The host country issues the visa in a separate piece of paper and when the person enters that country […]
By Anirban Kalita on November 21, 2012
Ali Jinnah, Andrew Buncombe, Beyond the Lines, Bhupen Hazarika, Bom Di La, Brahmaputra, Brahmaputra valley, China, Chinese PLA, Cuba, Cuban Missile Crisis, Defence, defence force, Fidel Castro, Gauhati Radio Station, Guwahati, Hajjara Pukhuri, India, India China war, Indian Air Force, Jawaharlal Nehru, Jinnah, Jyoti Prasad Agarwala, Kuldip Nayar, Lahore, lingua franca, Major General Prem Sing Bhagat, NAN ZANG, National Cadet Corps, NCC, NCC cadet, NEFA, Nehru, Padum Pukhuri, Pakistan, Pragjyotishpur, Russian Bear, Soviet Union, State Bank of India, Tawang, tea, Tezpur, Tezpur Mental Hospital, United States of America, War, Washington, XuwonSiri, Yunnan
ARTICLES, HEADLINES
By- Dilip Dutta STOP: An apology for an error in this paragraph, “After the Establishment of the Peoples Republic of China on 1 October 1949,Chairman Mao took steps to secure Chinese territories and as the Upshot from this policy on 29 April 1954 India had to accept that Tibet belongs to India” India should read […]
By Priyankan Goswami on May 21, 2012
Bahrain, Belarus, Censorship, Censorship on the internet, China, Congress, Cuba, Democracy, Facebook, Google, Human Rights, India, Indian Constitution, internet Censorship, Internet Related Policies, Iran, Jihad, Kapil Sibal, Myanmar, North Korea, pornographic content, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkmenistan, ULFA, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yahoo
HEADLINES, NATIONAL, TECHNOLOGY
By- Priyankan Goswami Censorship on the internet in India is now, finally a widely debated issue, thanks to the growing awareness amongst the 100 million Indian internet users who are directly affected by the Government’s dictates. Although control or suppression of information available on the net is nothing new to the country, Indians rarely knew […]
By Anirban Kalita on September 14, 2011
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, BHUTAN, Bulgaria, Cambodia, CIS countries, Cuba, Czech, Czech and Slovak Republic, Dhaka, DPR Korea, Egypt, Feni, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Manmohan Singh, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, Northeast, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Sheikh Hasina, Singapore, Slovak Republic, South Korea, Taiwan, Teesta, Teesta river, Thailand, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam, West Bengal
HEADLINES, INTERNATIONAL
By- Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury While ruling Bangladesh Awami League in general and the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in particular is greatly unhappy over India’s last-minute back out from striking the Teesta and Feni river water sharing treaties, according to The Telegraph, published from Kolkata (India), in an opinion editorial titled ‘Large-hearted message from visit’ […]
