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Government has crossed all limits permitted by even 5th grade economics.

A little amount of FDI in certain sctors is a good thing but by taking FDI to current extremes, this government has crossed all limits permitted by even 5th grade economics. 1) Only 6% of Indians are in permanent jobs. 51% self employed, 33% temp jobs & 10% unemployed. FDI in retail may affect self employed badly. 2) Major chunk of FDI is the Black money of our nation brought back through participatory notes. Opportunists like Mayawati voted in support of FDI in the parliam ent, after opposing it at UP. Her excuse? "To keep communal forces away"! 3) upto 100% FDI is now allowed in telecom (to help Marxis and Maran). Same in air travel to help Jet ( http://www.firstpost.com/business/etihad-deal-reaches-cbi-after-bjp-mp-alleges-fdi-policy-changed-in-jets-favour-941719.html ) 4) They allowed Rupee to fall first and then let FDI give large gains to Foreign Investors from US/EU. The economic model which has collapsed in the west is now allowed to plunder our nation and its...

Hindus beware, another 605 Missionaries are ready to convert Hindus

Hundreds Of Future Missionaries Graduate In India Hundreds of students have graduated in Hopegivers Bible College . New Delhi : Hundreds of future missionaries have graduated at a Bible college in India's northern state of Rajasthan and pledged to "die for Christ" if necessary amid expected persecution, a major mission group said. In a statement published by BosNewsLife Friday, April 27, Hopegivers International (HI) said 605 students graduated at its Hopegivers' Emmanuel Bible College on the outskirts of the city of Kota in India's Rajasthan state. After receiving their diplomas each graduate took the "Martyr's Oath" promising to use their bodies to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and "to love" and serve others, including their families, orphans, widows, lepers, the wealthy and the poor "the way Christ loved the Church." They pledged to "stand with the Apostle P...

What is truth?

What is truth? "The non-existent has no existence; the existent does not not-exist. (Thus) the seers who have seen the essence of That reached the conclusion about the two." - The Bhagavadgita 2:16. "It is neither born nor dies. At no time it did not non-exist in the past; will not non-exist in future; or will not become existence again. Unborn, eternal, permanent, and the most ancient, this is  not killed when the body is killed." - The Bhagavadgita 2:20. According to science, truth is what is provable either with logic or with facts or both. If you say something happened and if you witnessed it, you must be in a position to prove it even to those who did not see it. Even though it seems straightforward, in many cases it is not. Hence, not all the courts and laws in the world guarantee justice all the time. You are lucky if you are able to prove your point of view. You are also lucky if you are able to prove your scientific truths, because there are many truths...

Important Birth Rites and Rituals in Hinduism

Important Birth Rites and Rituals in Hinduism Special ceremonies are performed before the baby is born for the welfare of the mother and child. The family priest or pundit will come to the family's home to perform various rites. In Hindu dharma, the birth of a child is considered a religious activity. Samskaras begin prior to birth and end with the cremation of the body following death. The number of samskaras prescribed in various scriptures vary from eleven to forty, some  of the most significant samskars are :- Garbhadhana (conception) Jatakarma (child birth) Namakarana (naming a child) Annaprasana (giving the child solid food) Mundan (shaving the head) Upanayana (sacred thread ceremony) Garbhadhana The rite through which a man placed his seed in a woman was called Garbhadhana. Saunaka gives the similar definition though in slightly different words; "The rite by the performance of which a woman receives semen scattered (by her husband) is call Garbhalambhanam or Garbhad...