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The worker becomes all the poorer the more wealth he produces, the more his production increases in power and range. The worker becomes an ever cheaper commodity the more commodities he creates. With...
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Child Labour – Unlocking India’s Hidden Shame
The government might soon allow child labour, but only for ‘family enterprises’. This is the result of the latest amendment to the Child Labour Prohibition Act, which has fought to give millions of...
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Director: Jalmari Helander Writer: Jalmari Helander Stars: Samuel L. Jackson, Onni Tommila, Ray Stevenson Samuel L Jackson’s “Big Game” is silly but fun. Its loud, very explosive and though it never...
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It’s been two days since my birthday and I am still smiling from ear to ear. Being tantalisingly close to mid thirties might not warrant that kind of excitement but when people come together to make...
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Headed Singapore, Try Tigerair – best way to fly to Singapore!
Singapore has always been on top of my mind for a wonderful vacation as it is a boiling pot of all Asian cultures like Chinese, Malaysian, Indian and Japanese and yet retains a very cosmopolitan...
View ArticleReturn of the enterprising: From Silicon Valley to the Sahyadris
There has never been a better time to be in India or so one would think looking at the number of entrepreneurs who have made India home after their stints in some of the top schools and corporation in...
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Singapore – Vegetarian Paradise of South East Asia!
As a traveler, I explored quite a lot of Asia including Hong Kong, Bangkok, Colombo and Macau and enjoyed the sights and sounds of the local culture there. But I have predominantly seen that...
View Article‘Spy’ Review: The one Hollywood flick that’s unavoidable
Director: Paul Feig Cast: Melissa McCarthy, Jude Law, Jason Statham, Rose Bryne, Miranda Hart What’s it about: Susan Cooper is a fat, unattractive lady who works behind-the-scenes at the CIA. The Woman...
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When sport is at its best and the finest, it is also at its worst. A match that is poised on the razor’s edge throughout, when it ends, it splits the two equally matched opponents as a winner and...
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