Worth watching.. Hillary on NDTV.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
India marches in Paris, for what?



Indian soldiers marched during the Bastille Day military parade on the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris. It's good to see friends flock together. I am just thinking about China. What will they be getting out of it? There was a recent report by an Indian defense journalist that China may attack India in as early as 2012 to divert its attention from internal discomfort. The signs are already seen here in Australia. A Rio Tinto staff is held in China for spying. Growing discomfort of China towards Aus, since Aus did not allow the Chinalco deal to go through. Kevin Rudd played smart. Now he is getting back.
But what about India and China? India should be very very careful and diplomatic. We got a Dalai Lama to be protected. Btw, Australia send a delegation to Dharmasala, India to visit Lama. That's cunning. Even when Lama comes to Aus, they wouldnt meet him. But send a delegation to INDIA to meet Lama! wow.. some nasty game of diplomacy it must be. That was during the delegation's visit to quell discontent about Indian student attack in Aus! Aus seems playing nasty to put India on the back foot.
In nutshell, it's all about INDIA. India has to tread on a narrow rope - very cautiously, especially when people like KRudd is here. God help Man Mohan Singh!
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Friday, July 10, 2009
Who moved my cheese?
Wonderful little story by Dr Spencer Johnson. I always loved this story about change. Here is a beautiful cartoon presentation.
Who Moved My Cheese ?
Who Moved My Cheese ?
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Kapil Sibal's New Education Revolution
Kapil Sibal's New Education Revolution thoughts are shared in NDTV. Good, if that happens! (many of them).
Being Indian in Australia!
A wonderful report by Nathasha Jog about "Being Indian in Australia!".
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india,
Indian students,
racism
Being Indian in Australia!
A wonderful report by Nathasha Jog about "Being Indian in Australia!".
Labels:
australia,
india,
Indian students,
racism
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