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The HinduBatting for othersDaily MirrorAfter all this is the same minister who said last November that India deserves the Nobel Prize for being the home to the dirtiest cities in the world. ...Jairam Ramesh's foot-in-mouth historyNDTV.comall 617 news articles »
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XinhuaNilanjana S Roy: The unread TagoreBusiness Standard(Sticklers will point out that we're celebrating a year early — technically, the Nobel Prize-winning poet and prolific writer would have turned 149, ...Feature: Tagore retains dream, breath of IndiaXinhuaRabindranath Tagore GEETANJALI is great, but youth plagued by rat race!!stardustco.inTagore's birth anniversary: Indian heads should lie lowMerinewsExpressindia.com -Central Chronicle -Bangalore Mirrorall 18 news articles »
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CBS NewsFaisal Shahzad's Money MysteryCBS News... of counter terrorism !!?? they love this like Hindu police win Nobel prize of medical ,Physics ,chemistry , from past 110 years Like india win Olympic ...and more »
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US$100000 to stage CalabashJamaica ObserverThis year's Calabash Literary Festival, which offers a line-up of writers from 11 countries led by Nobel Prize Winner Wole ...
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Economics Nobel-winner Amartya Sen is Saint Michael's Commencement SpeakerNewswise (press release)Winner of the 1998 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his work on welfare economics, Amartya Sen is Thomas W. Lamont University Professor, ...and more »
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner President Obama hopes to end all Nuclear War. Already he ended the Cold War with Russia last week with the Russian President in the Historic Treaty. What's he going to do next? Nuclear Arms Summit w India and Others President Obama speaks to the press on the eve of the Nuclear Security Summit. He speaks from Blair House in Washington, DC after meetings with Prime Minister Singh of India and President Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan, and just before meeting with President Zuma of South Africa.
Lok Satta party president Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan speaking need of middle class people entering in politics, movies inspirating the real life incidents, natural and unnatural problems, optimism and confidence needed for change in people, politics and business, Nobel prize winner Jimmy Carter's trust and Nixon's water gate, and Telugu Leader movie hero Rana speaking about first filmexperience, Sekhar Kammula's writings etc.
samba bands in favelas, tribes in Brazil and India, a bomb-disposal unit, refugees, the landless movement and a Nobel Peace Prize winner. Music video of people playing the same rhythm all over the world, on drums and improvised percussion instruments. Made for the launch of the ACT Alliance that works with all the people in the video. An introduction to the participants: www.youtube.com An introduction to the participants (Spanish): www.youtube.com An introduction to the participants (Portuguese): www.youtube.com An introduction to the participants (Dutch): www.youtube.com
The brilliant Zhores Alferov, who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2000, tells how India will supply Russia with Energy in 30 years.
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In september 2009, Eric Cornell, Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics 2001 delivered a series of lectures and seminars to the students of the Thiagarajar College of Engineering, in India. The lecture "Stone Cold Science" provided inspiration for the thousands of young scientists and engineers who attended the event. This lecture event is part of The Honeywell-Nobel Initiative, an educational partnership between Honeywell, Nobel Web AB and Nobel Media AB, designed to connect university students across the globe with recipients of the Nobel Prize in Physics and Chemistry. Beginning February 16th, the Honeywell-Nobel Initiative will be hosting a two-day event featuring Eric Cornell. Professor Cornell will visit VTU's affiliate campus in Bangalore. To view the live webcast of his lecture, visit: www.honeywellscience.com
Dalai Lama's Nobel Peace Prize Celebrated in India 2009-12-10 11:28 The Dalai Lama was awarded the Noble Peace Prize in 1989. Every year since then, Tibetans observe the 10th of December as an occasion to celebrate. On Thursday, hundreds of Tibetan exiles in India gathered at a Buddhist temple in the town of Dharamsala. [Thubten Samphel, Spokesperson, Tibetan Government-in-exile]: "So this is the recognition on the part of the international community that his holiness has made very important contributions to making the world a more peaceful place and it is also their recognition that through his... by his force of character, his holiness has kept the Tibetan struggle non-violent and peaceful." Tibetan artists performed colorful cultural dances, played traditional musical instruments and sang songs in their regional language. The Dalai Lama has lived in exile in India since fleeing China in 1959. He is a well-known advocate for religious freedom and autonomy for Tibet, putting him at odds with the Chinese Communist Party or CCP. The CCP has controlled Tibet since troops marched into the region in 1950. Critics have accused the CCP of repressing Tibetans' religious freedom.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
An inspirational documentary about the Nobel Prize winning nun, Mother Teresa, that follows her throughout poverty-ridden countries as she attends to the poor. Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world's most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner talks to Riz Khan about the race to deal with the dangers of climate change.
Chris Hitchens on notorious mother teresa who not just collaborated with baby doc but herself perpetrated evil and was rewarded by catholic church, related PR lobby and the equally notorious 'nobel peace prize'
This super creative toilet in India deserves a Nobel Prize!!!!!!!
Union Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh said that if there was a Nobel prize for dirt and filth, India would win it. He also said that Indian cities had the dubious distinction of being classified as some of the dirtiest cities in the world. "I think our cities have the dubious distinction of being the dirtiest cities in the world. There is no doubt about it. But if there is a Nobel Prize for dirt and filth, India will win it hands down. There is no competition for that and we have to do something dramatic on municipal solid waste, Ramesh said at a function to release a report Green India 2047 by The Energy Research Institute media news Indian Hindu army statesponsored terrorism rss ram sena Rama hindutva bjp air force navy special commandos war terror terrorist jihad mumbai assault human rights women men IT computer Pub Attack alquida Taliban USA uk Russia china India Iraq Iran Pakistan Afghanistan Saudi Arabia turkey Greece France Germany UN sri lanka Netherlands Australia
Popularity of the Dalai Lama among world reporters at FCCJ. Press reports. The Dalai Lama, Tibets exiled spiritual leader, said his planned visit to Buddhist monasteries on the India-China border November 8th is solely for teaching and shouldnt anger Chinas government. The Dalai Lama will visit the town of Tawang in a disputed border region of Arunachal Pradesh state. The town is where he crossed into India in 1959 while fleeing Chinese rule over Tibet, as well as the birthplace in the 17th-century of the sixth Dalai Lama. If my visit creates problems, Im very sad, thats all, the 74 year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner told reporters of the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Japan in Tokyo. It was a fearful journey with great anxiety, and when I reached the Tawang area it was an immense relief. I have great feelings about the area. Tawang is home to one of the largest monasteries of his Gelugpa sect of Buddhism. Local leaders invited him to teach and dedicate a new hospital, built in part with funds he donated. Novembers visit was the first opportunity to accept, and was not meant to surprise the Chinese government, he said. Asked whether his successor may be found in Tawang, he restated that he will play no role in such efforts. Tibetans believe the Dalai Lama is the reincarnation of Avalokitsevara, the Buddha of Compassion. If I was communist then I would have to be concerned about my successor but Im not communist, he said. If the majority of Tibetan people want to keep the ...
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...Thursday October 8, 2009 The Nobel Prize Winners have something in common. See if you have the qualities that Nobel Prize winners embrace. You can be a winner too. List of all the people from India or of Indian origin who got the Nobel prize in any field. Three...
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Indian origin American scientist Venkataraman Ramakrishnan won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the year 2009 for his contributions to ribosome research. He shares the $1.4-million prize with two other scientists. He was educated in Tamil Nadu and Baroda but he still had to go to the United States to do the research that brought him the Nobel Prize just like India's other Nobel laureates, S Chandrashekhar, Hargobind Khorana and Amartya Sen. In an exclusive interview with CNN-IBN Dr Ramakrishnan said India still couldnt afford cutting-edge scientific research. ............CNN-IBN's Face The Nation debated: Can Indian universities throw up a Nobel laureate? On the panel of experts to try and answer the question were IIT alumnus and best-selling author Chetan Bhagat; sociologist Ashis Nandy and Director of Centre for Philosophy and Foundations of Science Ranjit Nair. At the beginning of the debate, 51 per cent agreed that Indian universities could throw up a Nobel laureate, while 49 per cent disagreed. ibnlive.in.com
Winners: "Elinor Ostrom" "for her analysis of economic governance, especially the commons" "Oliver E. Williamson" "for his analysis of economic governance, especially the boundaries of the firm" For more information in this top, goto: live.iencyclopedia.org
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A model of what academicians aspire to be, Joseph Prabhu is noted as an excellent teacher who makes a lasting impression on students; an intellectual and widely recognized scholar; and a colleague who is a solid citizen of the university and the world. Dr. Prabhu was educated first in economics at Delhi University, studying with Amartya Sen, future Nobel Prize winner, among others. He then went to Europe to study philosophy and religion, spending time at Heidelberg and Munich Universities in Germany and Cambridge University in England, where he received his MA in philosophy. It was at Boston University that he secured his Ph.D. with a thesis on Hegels Philosophy of Religion. Dr. Prabhu has taught at CSULA since 1978, but has also been visiting professor at UC Berkeley, Harvard University and the University of Chicago. His teaching interests are in metaphysics, ethics, philosophy of religion, social and political philosophy, and comparative religion. In addition, he has presented more than 100 guest lectures at universities in Germany, Spain, Turkey, Japan, Australia and India. The National Endowment for the Humanities has granted Dr. Prabhu nine fellowships and he has also garnered fellowships at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard University and the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago. Dr. Prabhu has edited The Intercultural Challenge of Raimon Panikkar (Orbis Books, 1996) and Indian Ethics: Ancient Traditions and Contemporary Challenges ...
His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar addresses former Nobel Peace Prize laureates and conflict resolution experts at the Point of Peace Summit in Stavanger, Norway
Urdu: Mention of the Pakistani Ahmadi Muslim Physics Nobel Prize winner; Dr Abdus Salam, in a Pakistani Television channel "Express News". The program was about a Pakistani born student who has broken the world record by achieving 21 As in A-Level exams. This video contains the clips from the program where Dr Abdus Salam's services were mentioned by the host, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, and the student.
What is the Idea of India? Is there a collective Indian vision of this idea and how it should manifest itself? What must India do to skill and train 500 million of the youth; produce 200 million college graduates; produce 10 Nobel Prize winners and accomplish other similar goals that will leverage the countrys strength and provide space for development? What are the biggest challenges that India needs to surmount in order to sort out its internal contradictions? Moderator: Rajan Navani, Managing Director, Jetline Group Panel: • CKPrahalad, Professor of Corporate Strategy, University of Michigan Ross School of Business, USA • Bunker Roy, Founder, Barefoot College • Shashi Tharoor, Chairman, Afras Ventures and former Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations
High Quality short clip showing Dr. Abdus Salam; A Pakistani Ahmadi Muslim scientist who won Nobel Prize in 1979. To watch another longer clip (quality is not as good as this though) from this ceremony, you go to my profile and select the other clip.
This small clip is taken from "The elegant Universe".
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus describes the beginning and progress of Grameen Bank. Here Yunus is interviewed by Stephanie Kinnunen, founder of humanitarian magazine NEED, about how microcredit alleviates poverty. www.needmagazine.com
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus explains how borrowers take microloans to start or expand businesses and send kids to school. Here Yunus is interviewed by Stephanie Kinnunen, founder of humanitarian magazine NEED, about microcredit as a means to sustainable development. www.needmagazine.com
Claudia Ciesla - Visit with Indian Press at Nobel-Prize Winner`s Place - Claudia Ciesla / CClaudia visits with press people place of Nobel-Prize Winner Rabindranath Tagore
This video contains rare footage of an Ahmadi Muslim being awarded the nobel prize for his work in Physics in 1979. Dr. Abdus Salam is the first ever Muslim to have achieved this honour. His achievement was a fulfilment of the prophecy of the Promised Messiah (AS) that his followers will excel others in the fields of knowledge and wisdom. He indeed excelled all others by becoming the first ever Muslim nobel laureate with the grace and mercy of Allah Almighty. The whole life of this great man is a role model for everyone. He always said that he got the inspiration of his scientific work from the teachings of Holy Quran. He was true believer in the existance of God and always said there is no contradiction in the word of God and the work of God.
Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says the current financial crisis has confirmed that capitalism without regulation doesn't work. In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli, he says sound economic policies have helped India weather the current crisis and if America had a central bank chief like YV Reddy, it would not be in such a mess.
www.euronews.net Thousands of Indian fans turned out in Kolkata to see Argentina coach Diego Maradona when he visited the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity to pay homage to its founder, the late Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa.
Meet Claude Cohen-Tannoudji as Honeywell Science interviews him on his Nobel Award, life and his life work. For more information visit www.honeywellscience.com
The voyage to France of Tenzin Gyatso, better known as the Dalai Lama, has drawn plenty of comment, good and bad. Loved or loathed, at 73, the Nobel Peace Prize winner likes to present himself as a simple Buddhist monk. But he has become a global celebrity. Before heading back to India, his home in exile for 50 years, the Dalai Lama spoke to euronews, and explained some of his views on life.
The voyage to France of Tenzin Gyatso, better known as the Dalai Lama, has drawn plenty of comment, good and bad. Loved or loathed, at 73, the Nobel Peace Prize winner likes to present himself as a simple Buddhist monk. But he has become a global celebrity. Before heading back to India, his home in exile for 50 years, the Dalai Lama spoke to euronews, and explained some of his views on life.
DNA is very reluctant to change. It is a complex molecule that has existed for 4 billion years. There are mutations, but they are slow in human time - not so slow in geological time. Islam has successfully maintained its general form since C7th AD. Not so remarkable up to the end of the Middle Ages, the Reformation, the Industrial Revolution and the Enlightenment, since Christianity and Judaism similarly did not change. It wasn't that it was resisting change, it was that the environment was stable. But after the latter seismic changes, Christianity and Judaism had to undergo their own reformation and adapted to the changing world. This can be seen by the number of Nobel Prize winners from Christian and Jewish communities. However, Islam has not mutated yet. It is trying to maintain an anachronistic environment similar to the period before the end of the Middle Ages in spite of massive changes in socio-political, scientific and technological developments. Parallels can be seen with China pre-opening late C20th and countries like Burma and North Korea still. What is the prognosis? Can Islam spread outside of its anachronistic environments (nation states) and infest the already mutated Christian and Jewish world? This is, of course, leaving aside the massive issues of the Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Confucian, Taoist areas of the Far East like India and China etc. It is unlikely that Western civilization will mutate back to a previous state (as it was before the Industrial ...
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