Google News Alert for: Abdul Kalam India OR Elections OR Indian "President"
Race for Rashtrapati Bhavan heats up
Mangalorean.com - Mangalore,India
By Wilfred D'Souza, Team Mangalorean - New Delhi New Delhi June 18: With the term of present president of India Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam is drawing closer, ...
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Just 14 seats, but no takers
Deccan Herald - Bangalore,India
By G Manjusainath, Bangalore, DH News Service: The course that made the President of India APJ Abdul Kalam a Missile Man holds no fascination for either ...
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Trinamool chief forces BJP to back Kalam
Financial Express - Bombay,India
"APJ Abdul Kalam is our first choice for the post of President. When I attended a meeting of the NDA about a month back, I had said this," Trinamool ...
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Country has to graduate into knowledge economy: Kalam
Hindu - Chennai,India
Kollam, June 19 (PTI): The President, APJ Abdul Kalam, today urged students to work towards generation of human resources to meet the needs of the knowledge ...
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India must graduate into knowledge economy: Kalam
Hindu - Chennai,India
Kollam, June 20 (PTI): President APJ Abdul Kalam on Tuesday urged students to work towards generation of human resources to meet the needs of the knowledge ...
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Indian candidate asks women to stop using Muslim veils
China Post - Taipei,Taiwan
A divided opposition is backing the current President APJ Abdul Kalam and Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat for the post. Historians don't agree with ...
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In Search of a President
Mainstream - New Delhi,New Delhi,India
The present President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam retires on July 24, 2007. In an article published in the Hindi daily Dainik Bhaskar (May 31, 2007) titled Agla ...
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India President election - Sonia bows to Communist Veto
Blogger News Network - USA
Pressure seems to be mounting on President APJ Abdul Kalam to run for a second term, with sections of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) also joining ...
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Will decide on June 25 on president- Thackeray
Hindustan Times - India
... for the presidential elections, but ruled out supporting President APJ Abdul Kalam, whose name is being proposed by the third front as its nominee. ...
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At Home and Abroad
Mainstream - New Delhi,New Delhi,India
The Indo-US civilian nuclear deal was obviously the focus of discussion in the talks with the US President with the Indian side advancing a new proposal to ...
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Google Blogs Alert for: Abdul Kalam India OR Elections OR Indian "President"
The Patil who gave Communists sleepless nights
By yossarin
Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray on Tuesday evening said the party would decide on June 25 on whom to support for the presidential elections, but ruled out supporting President APJ Abdul Kalam. As the deadline for filing nominations nears, ...
Offstumped - http://offstumped.nationalinterest.in
Pratibha Patil-Foot in mouth
By khadaksingh
Pratibha Patil, designated to be first Indian President if all goes well, has got her foot in the mouth at wrong time. While third front has unanimously in proposed scientist and incumbent president APJ Abdul Kalam for another term, ...
The Flat world - http://viewsonnews.wordpress.com
Bangalore (India) IT firm connects President's Estate Clinic with ...
The President of India, APJ Abdul Kalam has awarded Ajay Shankar Sharma for his Bangalore based company product, Srishti software. His company has received the innovative company of the year award.
- http://www.ehealthonline.org/
Doublespeak
By Himanshu Gupta(Himanshu Gupta)
Today's Indian Express carries a sharp satire on Indian Politician's doublespeak:. A B. BARDHAN, general-secretary of the Communist Party of India, did not consider Dr APJ Abdul Kalam as the next president, asking rhetorically in a ...
Half Rebel - http://halfrebel.vox.com/library/posts/page/1/
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