Copyright developed in the age of the printing press, and was designed to fit with the system of centralized copying imposed by the printing press. But the copyright system does not fit well with computer networks, and only draconian punishments can enforce it.
Living with floods is their destiny
25 years old Mr. Shravan Kumar becomes very happy when he sees his growing agriculture fields. He did his post-graduation and Bachelor of Education form Gorakhpur. He says proudly, 'I love doing farming in my village rather than doing a job in the city. This way I can sustain myself and my 12 family members and also save about 8000 rupees annually.' He owns merely one acre of land, which is often troubled by floods. In this small piece of land he produces more than 20 varieties of crops. His village Laxmipur in Maharajganj district is in the Rohini River Basin and situated just 100 meters away from this river. This village faces heavy floods every year and almost all the crops are washed away. Mr. Kumar said, ' Five years ago I had no idea how to manage crops in the monsoon season. However, when I came in contact with Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG), I learnt many adaptive methods and also got indigenous technical knowledge to strengthen agricultural production.' Now he can easily manage his crops' production and has becomes an ideal young farmer not only in his native village but in surrounding areas too.- Land of agriculture is facing food crisis
- Arbitrary and illegal arrest of 'Nishan' Editor Lenin Roy
- Crop insurance is the life insurance scheme for farmers
- Addressing diabetes is vital for strengthening tuberculosis control
Anonymous threat calls at Mamata's residence
Two anonymous telephone calls threatening to kill Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee were received at her residence Monday, police said.- Shops set afire in West Bengal town over man's death
- Now a pro-Nano sit-in at abandoned Singur site
- Metro Cash & Carry bags APMC licence in Bengal
- Singur to start 'satyagraha' from Friday against Nano exit
Rhapsody 2008 - a symphony of different cultures for medical professionals
it comes as a breath of fragrant air that some right minded faculty members of this Medical University are trying to rouse the dead Georgian Spirit. ‘Rhapsody-2008’, a three day extravaganza (December 14th to 16th) will go a long way to revive the cultural spirit of the medicos. It is for the first time in the history of this medical university that medicos from other private medical colleges have been invited to participate in events ranging from Utopia to Eurhythmics to Sports to Skits to Symphony to Fantasia to Glitterati (in common parlance this would mean debating, quizzing, singing, dancing, photography, calligraphy, athletics, dramatics, fancy dress etal).- Living on the outside: The impact of diabetes-related stigma
- Whither The Light Of Democracy
- Care for children and adolescents living with diabetes
- Not only the rich are at risk of diabetes
PM sanctions Rs.950 million for Visva Bharati
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Saturday announced a grant of Rs.950 million for the Visva Bharati University at Santiniketan in West Bengal.- Three new universities to be set up in India for NRIs
- Jamia Millia University to hold peace march
- Micromation to spread" Knowledge with Character" through affordable services
- IIT-Kharagpur to tie up with 15 foreign institutes
Maharashtra govt institutes panel to probe Mumbai strikes
Maharashtra Government on Tuesday announced the appointment of a two-member high level panel, headed by former Nagaland Governor R D Pradhan, to probe the November
- Gehlot govt to face floor test on Jan 3
- No assault on RRB exam candidates: Mumbai Police
- India, China to hold new round of boundary talks
- India disfavours idea of a US special envoy
Fourth phase polling begins in J&K
Polling began from 8 am on Sunday in 18 constituencies for the fourth phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections .- Message of Change from President Obama
- Singur residents request Bengal governor to get Nano back
- Birds of a feather: Prakash Karat and Mamata Banerjee
- Tata pullout a 'joint game plan' with Left government: Mamata
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- One killed as police, mob clash in Jharkhand
- Chatwal plans mega hotel projects in Punjab
- WBJEE 2008 - West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination 2008
- 500 TCS staffers resign
- Attacks against Indian Culture & the role of media in it
Animesh Parashar
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11 December, 2008 07:38:42
@ Mr. Sreedhar Ramamurthi
Dear Sir,
I suppose that You are not aware of the growth of naxal movements in that part of the State.
Here in this ...
Animesh Parashar
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11 December, 2008 07:36:19
@ Mr. Sreedhar Ramamurthi
Dear Sir,
I suppose that You are not aware of the growth of naxal movements in that part of the State.
Here in this ...
Sreedhar Ramamurthi
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07 December, 2008 02:35:52
This is a tale of contiued harassment of the tribals. The police is concocting a relationship with Maoists where there is none and these people ...
sarvesh kanaujia
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20 October, 2008 04:09:20
dempo will win the match and reach the final....Dempo rocks....
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Perry Barber
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28 September, 2008 06:12:03
Revathi rocks! As a woman who has been umpiring baseball here in the United States and all over the world since 1981, I can appreciate ...
