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This document discusses executive staffing in several industries including pharmaceutical, food, life sciences, healthcare, and chemistry. It focuses on providing executive level staffing for companies within these industries. The goal is to help fill executive positions for organizations operating in pharmaceuticals, food production, scientific research, healthcare, and chemical development.
Hindustan times, 19 May 2012
Actor Mallika Sherawat was spotted at the Cannes Film Festival's India pavilion wearing a Victoria Beckham outfit. She tweeted about attending the event and said she planned to relax for two days with spa time and shopping. Meanwhile, musician Cindrella Prakash received over 100 marriage proposals after sharing her story of abuse on Satyamev Jayate. She found the sudden attention both overwhelming and also received some negative reactions. Harrish Iyer, who also appeared on the show, has been stopped by strangers offering him their seats and has received thousands of emails with messages of support.
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This document summarizes a study on child abuse in India and funding for ayurvedic medicine research. It reports that:
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- A woman named Maya Singh suffered sexual abuse by a cousin as a child but her mother denied it at first.
- The Haffkine Institute in Mumbai received Rs. 4 crore in funding to scientifically validate ayurvedic medicines like Tulsi and Brahmi. The funding will support research on regulating production of ayurvedic drugs.
DNA Pune Edition Feb 14, 2012
The document discusses three separate topics:
1) Former union minister Mohan Dharia will celebrate his 88th birthday on Tuesday. He has worked for many years in rural development through his NGO Vanrai.
2) Lavasa Women's Drive will conduct a free cancer check-up camp in Pune from February 17-19.
3) After the 2010 German Bakery blast in Pune, doctors have asked police for special ID cards to help reach victims in emergencies, but police have not complied, saying the cards are not needed.
DNA Feb 07, 2012 Pune
This document discusses the popularity of khadi and linen fabrics among Indian politicians. It provides perspectives from various individuals involved in the khadi and linen industries. Younger politicians prefer linen for its rich look and various weave options, while older politicians still favor khadi which is seen as a symbol of nationalism and purity. However, khadi remains in demand, especially in new forms and designs, and it will continue to have significance for generations to come.
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This document discusses executive staffing in several industries including pharmaceutical, food, life sciences, healthcare, and chemistry. It focuses on providing executive level staffing for companies within these industries. The goal is to help fill executive positions for organizations operating in pharmaceuticals, food production, scientific research, healthcare, and chemical development.
Hindustan times, 19 May 2012
Actor Mallika Sherawat was spotted at the Cannes Film Festival's India pavilion wearing a Victoria Beckham outfit. She tweeted about attending the event and said she planned to relax for two days with spa time and shopping. Meanwhile, musician Cindrella Prakash received over 100 marriage proposals after sharing her story of abuse on Satyamev Jayate. She found the sudden attention both overwhelming and also received some negative reactions. Harrish Iyer, who also appeared on the show, has been stopped by strangers offering him their seats and has received thousands of emails with messages of support.
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This document summarizes a study on child abuse in India and funding for ayurvedic medicine research. It reports that:
- A 2007 study of over 12,000 children across India found shocking revelations about child abuse.
- A woman named Maya Singh suffered sexual abuse by a cousin as a child but her mother denied it at first.
- The Haffkine Institute in Mumbai received Rs. 4 crore in funding to scientifically validate ayurvedic medicines like Tulsi and Brahmi. The funding will support research on regulating production of ayurvedic drugs.
DNA Pune Edition Feb 14, 2012
The document discusses three separate topics:
1) Former union minister Mohan Dharia will celebrate his 88th birthday on Tuesday. He has worked for many years in rural development through his NGO Vanrai.
2) Lavasa Women's Drive will conduct a free cancer check-up camp in Pune from February 17-19.
3) After the 2010 German Bakery blast in Pune, doctors have asked police for special ID cards to help reach victims in emergencies, but police have not complied, saying the cards are not needed.
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DNA April 17, 2011
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DNA Feb 06, 2011
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DNA, November 18, 2010
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This document summarizes the ongoing efforts in Kolkata, India to commemorate the 100th birthday anniversary of Mother Teresa. It describes how the Missionaries of Charity continue their work caring for the poor and sick at Nirmal Hriday, the home established by Mother Teresa. The article also discusses the special events taking place in Kolkata, including the dedication of a church in her name, a commemorative stamp, and a film festival celebrating Mother Teresa's life and legacy. Survivors of child abuse and social workers emphasize the continued importance of addressing issues like child trauma, sex education, and speaking out about abuse.
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The document provides short descriptions of different types of people and how they observe Independence Day in India. It describes "The deshbhakti ke geet patriot" who loudly plays patriotic songs and lights incense. It also mentions "The movie buff patriot" who plans to watch patriotic movies on TV, "The 'I-don't-give-a-damn' patriot" who focuses on work or sleep, and "The cynical SMS patriot" who sends mocking Independence Day messages. The types showcase different ways people in India may choose to acknowledge the holiday.
Indian Express, June 28, 2010
1) The document discusses an interview with Harish Iyer, a gay rights activist and survivor of child sexual abuse.
2) Harish believes that teaching children about sexuality from a young age and being open about it can help address and prevent many problems.
3) Harish survived a suicide attempt after being sexually abused as a child and bullied as a gay teenager. He later decided to tell his story in the upcoming movie "I Am Abhimanyu" to inspire change.
Times Of India , May 12, 2010
The document summarizes recent cases of child sexual abuse in Mumbai that have highlighted legal loopholes and raised questions about the effectiveness of police investigations. It discusses the need for a specific law against child sexual abuse according to legal and social experts. Existing laws are seen as too lenient and many offenses are not properly covered. The draft Prevention of Offences Against Children Bill aims to address all crimes against children but some feel a dedicated law is needed to curb the growing problem of child abuse.
Mid-Day April 13, 2010
The gay community and activists in India have started an online petition demanding justice in the death of AMU professor Dr. Srinivas Ramchandra Siras. Police revealed they found traces of poison in his body. The petition, which now has over 800 signatures, calls for the suspension of the AMU vice-chancellor, a transparent autopsy to determine the cause of death, and an inquiry into Siras' suspension and the vice-chancellor's financial dealings. Siras was suspended on charges of homosexual acts after journalists filmed him having consensual sex, and reinstated by court order days before his death. The global LGBT community has expressed outrage over the case.
Deccan Chronicle April 11, 2010
1) The LGBT community in Hyderabad lacks representation and forums for support.
2) A new online forum called Prathibimb.com was started to give the queer community a voice and means of expression.
3) Members of the LGBT community in Hyderabad worry that without awareness and support, tragedies like what happened at AMU could occur in Hyderabad as well.
Mumbai Mirror, Feb 03, 2010
This document contains responses from several individuals about their usage of internet and social media on mobile phones.
Some key points from the responses include:
- Many feel addicted to constantly checking social media platforms and messaging apps on their phones
- This level of phone usage is seen as anti-social by some friends and family who feel ignored
- However, others believe it allows them to remain socially engaged with more people in an easy virtual way
- Managing overuse can be difficult but imposing limits on usage may help address concerns about excessive phone dependence
Hindustan Times March 29, 2010
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
The document profiles how the microblogging site Twitter is helping young professionals in Mumbai by allowing them to promote their work and make valuable contacts, as illustrated through the stories of stand-up comedian Rohan Joshi and others who have found jobs, gigs, and even a girlfriend through using Twitter to share their talents and experiences. It also discusses how, through networking tweets can spread, Twitter allows users to quickly help others and organize meetups, changing lives through its ability to efficiently share information among connected users.
Times Of India, March 24, 2010
The document summarizes a case of repeated rape of a 12-year-old girl in Mumbai by her cousin brother and his friend over the past 1.5 years. Preliminary medical reports confirm rape and police are investigating whether the main accused leaked an MMS clip of the incident. The victim's aunt has insisted the police take stern action against the accused. Child abuse experts say abuse is widespread but often goes unreported due to societal pressures.
Hindustan Times, March 04, 2010
The document summarizes several virtual campaigns in India that have impacted real-world change. It describes The Sapling Project, which distributed thousands of free plant saplings through social media. It also discusses the Free Chai movement that used Facebook to start conversations on social issues among people in public places. Finally, it mentions the Mumbai Terror Helpline blog created during the 2008 Mumbai attacks to provide updates and coordinate relief efforts through calls and social media.
One India One People
The document discusses the issue of demands for smaller states in India and debates the pros and cons. It argues that while smaller states may lead to more efficient administration and development of local resources, dividing India into many small states could increase bureaucracy, weaken representation at the national level, and undermine national unity. Instead of dividing based on regional demands, the document suggests finding common ground and inclusive solutions that celebrate diversity and avoid further fragmentation of India.
Times Of India, Jan 24, 2009
The document summarizes key details about the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon held on January 17, 2010 in Mumbai, India. It recognizes major sponsors of the event including Standard Chartered, Tata Consultancy Services, and Tata. It highlights that the marathon provided opportunities for employee engagement and branding for sponsors. The marathon was well-organized with support from Mumbai authorities and saw participation from over 1,500 individuals from Tata Consultancy Services as well as people from other locations around the world.
Times Of India, Jan 17, 2010
1) 21 participants running the Mumbai marathon will be celebrating their birthdays on the day of the race, January 17th.
2) For these runners, completing the marathon will be the perfect way to celebrate their birthday.
3) One 48-year-old Japanese participant chose to travel to Mumbai to run the marathon on his birthday instead of celebrating at home.
Deccan chronicle, 01 Jan 2010
1) Young people in India are taking initiative to address social issues rather than just complaining. They are actively working on causes like cleaning up cities, raising awareness about women's rights and the environment.
2) Groups like Better Hyderabad and Rise Up have formed to make a positive impact. They organize cleanups, workshops on social issues and disaster response.
3) Individuals are also getting involved by promoting causes on their own like networking to connect NGOs with volunteers and information. Young people are now focused on being the change they want to see.
deccan chronicle, Jan 01, 2010
1) The document discusses the progress made in 2009 for gay rights in India, including the decriminalization of homosexuality and greater acceptance of gay pride parades and conventions.
2) It notes the role of the media, film industry, and government in helping to reduce the social stigma around homosexuality. However, some believe true acceptance will require more changes, like including homosexuality in school curriculums.
3) Interviews with gay rights activists express optimism about the steps taken but acknowledge that society is still only beginning to accept homosexuality. Overall, 2009 marked an important year of increased recognition and rights for India's gay population.
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This document summarizes the ongoing efforts in Kolkata, India to commemorate the 100th birthday anniversary of Mother Teresa. It describes how the Missionaries of Charity continue their work caring for the poor and sick at Nirmal Hriday, the home established by Mother Teresa. The article also discusses the special events taking place in Kolkata, including the dedication of a church in her name, a commemorative stamp, and a film festival celebrating Mother Teresa's life and legacy. Survivors of child abuse and social workers emphasize the continued importance of addressing issues like child trauma, sex education, and speaking out about abuse.
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The document provides short descriptions of different types of people and how they observe Independence Day in India. It describes "The deshbhakti ke geet patriot" who loudly plays patriotic songs and lights incense. It also mentions "The movie buff patriot" who plans to watch patriotic movies on TV, "The 'I-don't-give-a-damn' patriot" who focuses on work or sleep, and "The cynical SMS patriot" who sends mocking Independence Day messages. The types showcase different ways people in India may choose to acknowledge the holiday.
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1) The document discusses an interview with Harish Iyer, a gay rights activist and survivor of child sexual abuse.
2) Harish believes that teaching children about sexuality from a young age and being open about it can help address and prevent many problems.
3) Harish survived a suicide attempt after being sexually abused as a child and bullied as a gay teenager. He later decided to tell his story in the upcoming movie "I Am Abhimanyu" to inspire change.
Times Of India , May 12, 2010
The document summarizes recent cases of child sexual abuse in Mumbai that have highlighted legal loopholes and raised questions about the effectiveness of police investigations. It discusses the need for a specific law against child sexual abuse according to legal and social experts. Existing laws are seen as too lenient and many offenses are not properly covered. The draft Prevention of Offences Against Children Bill aims to address all crimes against children but some feel a dedicated law is needed to curb the growing problem of child abuse.
Mid-Day April 13, 2010
The gay community and activists in India have started an online petition demanding justice in the death of AMU professor Dr. Srinivas Ramchandra Siras. Police revealed they found traces of poison in his body. The petition, which now has over 800 signatures, calls for the suspension of the AMU vice-chancellor, a transparent autopsy to determine the cause of death, and an inquiry into Siras' suspension and the vice-chancellor's financial dealings. Siras was suspended on charges of homosexual acts after journalists filmed him having consensual sex, and reinstated by court order days before his death. The global LGBT community has expressed outrage over the case.
Deccan Chronicle April 11, 2010
1) The LGBT community in Hyderabad lacks representation and forums for support.
2) A new online forum called Prathibimb.com was started to give the queer community a voice and means of expression.
3) Members of the LGBT community in Hyderabad worry that without awareness and support, tragedies like what happened at AMU could occur in Hyderabad as well.
Mumbai Mirror, Feb 03, 2010
This document contains responses from several individuals about their usage of internet and social media on mobile phones.
Some key points from the responses include:
- Many feel addicted to constantly checking social media platforms and messaging apps on their phones
- This level of phone usage is seen as anti-social by some friends and family who feel ignored
- However, others believe it allows them to remain socially engaged with more people in an easy virtual way
- Managing overuse can be difficult but imposing limits on usage may help address concerns about excessive phone dependence
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This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
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Times Of India, March 24, 2010
The document summarizes a case of repeated rape of a 12-year-old girl in Mumbai by her cousin brother and his friend over the past 1.5 years. Preliminary medical reports confirm rape and police are investigating whether the main accused leaked an MMS clip of the incident. The victim's aunt has insisted the police take stern action against the accused. Child abuse experts say abuse is widespread but often goes unreported due to societal pressures.
Hindustan Times, March 04, 2010
The document summarizes several virtual campaigns in India that have impacted real-world change. It describes The Sapling Project, which distributed thousands of free plant saplings through social media. It also discusses the Free Chai movement that used Facebook to start conversations on social issues among people in public places. Finally, it mentions the Mumbai Terror Helpline blog created during the 2008 Mumbai attacks to provide updates and coordinate relief efforts through calls and social media.
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1) 21 participants running the Mumbai marathon will be celebrating their birthdays on the day of the race, January 17th.
2) For these runners, completing the marathon will be the perfect way to celebrate their birthday.
3) One 48-year-old Japanese participant chose to travel to Mumbai to run the marathon on his birthday instead of celebrating at home.
Deccan chronicle, 01 Jan 2010
1) Young people in India are taking initiative to address social issues rather than just complaining. They are actively working on causes like cleaning up cities, raising awareness about women's rights and the environment.
2) Groups like Better Hyderabad and Rise Up have formed to make a positive impact. They organize cleanups, workshops on social issues and disaster response.
3) Individuals are also getting involved by promoting causes on their own like networking to connect NGOs with volunteers and information. Young people are now focused on being the change they want to see.
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1) The document discusses the progress made in 2009 for gay rights in India, including the decriminalization of homosexuality and greater acceptance of gay pride parades and conventions.
2) It notes the role of the media, film industry, and government in helping to reduce the social stigma around homosexuality. However, some believe true acceptance will require more changes, like including homosexuality in school curriculums.
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