On the midnight of 15 August 1947, as the bell tolled, Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime Minister of India called the moment as a tryst with destiny. Sixty four years have passed. It is time for introspection. Has the tryst been successful? Are we a nation? Have the dreams and aspirations of the founding fathers been fulfilled. Looking at
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In a multi-cultural polity, it is very important, nay imperative, that ethic media catering to those groups grows. These groups need to be empowered by information, and it is here that ethnic media plays a vital role. While empowering the diverse groups, it also seeks to build bridges with the mainstream as well as
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Most of the religions of the world are derived from a aprent religion and a reformist movement or societal changes enabled the branching out of new religion. Christianity cameout of Judae system, as did to a greater extent Islam, so much so that the lineage of prophets remained identical till the emergence of the new teache
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The 11th of June was a sad day when two parlimentarians clearly set out to inflame passions, spoil relations with a friedly country and indirectly aid, abet and assist those sections of
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Imagine belonging to a community that is marked the way the Jews were in Third Reich. You are deemed not only a second class citizen, but are suspect right from the word go. Their lives and property are not sacrosanct. Just recently, 90 Ahmadiyas were massacred in two mosques in Lahore, and this killed took place when the
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Canadian media – print and electronic is usually perceived to be free and honest, professional and unbiased. But is it really so? This question popped up every time, during the last 5 weeks every where I went. The often spoken statement that hurt me was that the mainstream media is by and large anti new first gener
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What a shock. I went to Dixie gurudwara today to attend the prayer meeting held in memory of a lady. The President of the Gurudwara very decently invited me in his office for discussions.
On reaching the office, I was confronted by a group fo more than dozen people. While the President and another gentleman were calm, another firebrand was downright bully and went to the extent of threatening me with dire consequences.
I fail to understand how people even in this age desire to s
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The Delhi High Court once again created ripples by appointing a committee to go into the sad plight of the workers engaged in diverse construction projects relating to the commonwealth games in New Delhi. The reading of that report sends a chill down the spine of any sensitive person and makes one wonder “what man has made of man.”
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Pakistan is usually deemed to be a result of Jinnah’s effort. But he was definitely egged upon to do so by the British for their own nefarious ends. It is not widely known that the British strategic thinkers of the 1930s and ‘40s were appreciative of the vital geopolitical significance to empire’s defence of the northwest
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Islam is not a religion, nor is it a cult. In its fullest form, it is a complete, total, 100% system of life. Islam has religious, legal, political, economic,
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Dr. Kellie Leitch
Richard Ivey School Of Business
PublicVoice.tv is pleased to present a number leading health care thinkers from across North America. In November, PublicVoice.tv partnered with the Richard Ivey School of Busniess' new Centre for Health Innovation and Leadership at the University of Western Ontario. They held an inaugral Global Health Innovation summit in Toronto, and PublicVoice.tv was there.
Today, Dr. Kellie Leitch, C
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Carol Stephenson
Dean, Richard Ivey School Of Business
PublicVoice.tv is pleased to present a number leading health care thinkers from across North America. In November, PublicVoice.tv partnered with the Richard Ivey School of Busniess' new Centre for Health Innovation and Leadership at the University of Western Ontario. They held an inaugural Global Health Innovation summit in Toronto, and PublicVoice.tv was there.
To kick off the serie
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