Visiting Countries
Most Popular Posts
- Ethnic minorities to make up 20% of UK by 2051: study
- Denise Milani…
- Why Bill O’Reilly’s $32 Million Sexual Harassment Settlement Is ‘Highly Unusual’
- Accused N.Y. subway bomber pleads not guilty to terrorism charges
- Merry Christmas!!!
- Chinese scientists just teleported an object into Earth’s orbit for the first time
- Penn Jillette: Reading the Bible (Or the Koran, Or the Torah) Will Make You an Atheist
- Media Demand The End Of Fact-Checks On Biden – Urge Joe To Avoid Debate | Wacky MOLE
- Shakira – Loca (Live From Paris)
- Provocative…
- Romney says Obama has ‘fought against religion’
- Picture of the Day
- Southern Indiana man sentenced to death again
- Chiefs player Husain Abdullah gets penalized after kneeling in Muslim prayer
- Thomas Sowell and Joyce Lee Malcolm On The MOST SENSITIVE TOPIC – WE CAN’T EVEN TYPE IT HERE
Tag Archives: Manmohan Singh
Police break up Indian yoga guru’s hunger strike
Is it just me, or doesn’t it seem as if the whole world has gone mad? Most people will agree that almost the entire continent of Africa is a disaster for one reason or another, and the same can be … Continue reading
Posted in General Discussion
Tagged Africa, Associated Press, Australia, Bharatiya Janata Party, Facebook, Far East, Google, Hunger Strike, India, Japan, Kapil Sibal, Manmohan Singh, Middle East, New Delhi, Nitin Gadkari, North America, Swami Ramdev, Twitter, Western Europe, Wordpress, Yahoo
Leave a comment
Hindu holy man Sathya Sai Baba dies aged 86
Isn’t it interesting; the man pictured below was believed to be a God who performed miracles such as healing the sick (among other things) yet he couldn’t heal himself. This is yet one more of the many “gods” who have … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged Andhra Pradesh, Bangalore, BBC, Chennai, Facebook, God, Google, Hindu, Hinduism, Hyderabad, Manmohan Singh, Miracles, Mumbai, Religion, Sathya Sai Baba, South India, Twitter, Wordpress, Yahoo
Leave a comment
Thousands march against corruption in India
Political corruption is rampant in just about every country on Earth. And quite frankly, the United States may lead the world in this category; our politicians just go about it differently. Here in the U.S., we start wars, then at … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Commonwealth Games, Facebook, Google, India, Manmohan Singh, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, New Delhi, Political Corruption, Twitter, United States, USA, Wordpress, Yahoo
2 Comments