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B Raman, India’s seasoned spymaster and trenchant US critic, dies at 77

(Editor Vigilonline deeply mourns the passing away of B Raman, India's best known expert on counter-terorrism. Raman was frequently invited by Vigil Public Opinion Forum to speak on issues related to strategic affairs. He battled cancer with typical stoicism and composure. That kind of mental poise and equilibrium comes only with deep compassion and abiding spiritualism. Raman's passing away leaves a void that is not going to be filled any time soon. Raman's most endearing quality was his deep and unerring distrust of the US State Department. Vigilonline prays to the paramatma to gather this noble soul into itself. Editor Vigilonline)

Chidanand Rajghatta, TNN |
Jun 17, 2013, 12.52 PM IST

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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Holy cow! It’s a bad portent

By Anuradha Dutt
Source: http://www.dailypioneer.com
If beef-eating is indeed becoming common in India, that’s not good news for many different reasons

A New York Times report, ‘Cow thefts on the rise in India', dated May 26, claims that beef-eating is becoming more common in India. Even people for whom flesh is taboo, are taking to it. If true, this should be cause for alarm since it indicates increasing deracination of Hindus and others of Indic faiths. Significantly, there are no reports on the rise in consumption of pork or non-kosher/non-halaal meat by Jews and Muslims. Specific dietary restrictions and taboos being integral to different faiths, forsaking these threaten their very survival.

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The Tyrant Diaries

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If the court troubles, let’s then muzzle it

By A Suryaprakash
Source: http://www.dailypioneer.com

The judiciary was especially targeted by the Congress in the 1970s, when senior party leaders openly spoke of the need for ‘committed' judges. The 42nd Amendment was designed to stifle the judiciary’s independence

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Growing Menace of Naxal Terorrism
  • Security missing: Survivors
    Police chief admits to lack of escort

  • Chhattisgarh attack: Why India is losing its war against Maoists

  • SC ban on Salwa Judum not implemented: Nandini Sundar

  • Congress tom-tom made it easy for rebels

  • Raman Singh acknowledges security lapse as NIA starts probe

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For New Breed of Rustlers, Nothing Is Sacred
By GARDINER HARRIS
Published: May 26, 2013
Source: http://www.nytimes.com

NEW DELHI — When night falls in this gritty capital, gangs troll the darkened streets looking for easy prey among a portion of the city’s vast homeless population; thousands have been rounded up and carried off in trucks in recent years.
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