India Digest: Pakistan Seeks ‘Clarifications’ on India’s Terror List

Here is a roundup of news from Indian newspapers, news wires and Web sites on Monday, May 30, 2011. The Wall Street Journal has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Pakistan seeks ‘clarifications’ on India's terror list: Pakistan has asked for “clarifications” on the exact status of India’s “most wanted” terrorists’ list after New Delhi goofed up big time on the contents. (Source: The Times of India)

Rs 46.76-crore scam in Mizoram: The state Accountant General's report countersigned by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) was tabled in the assembly on March 29. It contains the shocking revelation that Rs46.76 crore was withdrawn from the treasury against "before actual commencement of approved works" between 2005-2010. (Source: Hindustan Times)

CPI(M) MLA jumps to death from building, suicide note found: CPI(M) MLA from Basirhat North constituency Mostafa bin Quasem today allegedly leapt to his death from the third floor of the MLA’s Hostel building here. (Source: NDTV)

FBI ignored warnings on Headley’s jihadist career: Federal Bureau of Investigation detectives disregarded multiple warnings that the Pakistani-American jihadist David Headley was working with the Lashkar-e-Taiba – two of which came from his own wives. (Source: The Hindu)

Metro set to start work on 'challenging' Red Fort line: Work on the Delhi Metro Phase-III line connecting ITO, Daryaganj, Jama Masjid and Red Fort is expected to started in the next six months as the authorities target to meet the completion deadline of early 2016. (Source: The Indian Express)

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Economics Journal: Is India Destined to be a Geopolitical Weakling?

By Rupa Subramanya Dehejia

Contrast the following two statements.

First, here is Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on global governance and, in particular, reform of the International Monetary Fund:

"I do recognize the struggle for the transformation of global institutions is a long process in which all developing countries will have to stand united."

Now, here is Anand Sharma, India's commerce minister, in the lead-up to the next round of ministerial meetings of the World Trade Organization concerning global trade talks known as the Doha Development Round.

"We are also opposed to any kind of rush to complete the Doha multilateral negotiating round.…India views such an attempt to shift goal posts as unacceptable and as a violation of the mandate."

What accounts for the marked difference in positioning and tone concerning two multilateral institutions?

As I noted in my last column, India has taken a surprisingly muted approach to the issue of who should succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn as the new chief of the IMF, while other big emerging countries have either put forward their own candidates or aggressively argued the case that it's time for someone from the developing world to take over.

The most that India has been able to muster is the PM's benign statement urging developing country unity. This sounds almost Nehruvian in its rhetorical quality coupled with an absence of specifics.

By contrast, in the floundering Doha round of the WTO, India has played hardball and is seen by many Western countries as one of the chief culprits for blocking a final agreement.

In part, this reflects the different modes of governance of the two institutions and the influence they allow India to exert. The WTO is arguably the most democratic of any major international organization, operating as it does on the principles of consensus and one country, one vote. This allows I [...]

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Here is a list of few colleges which offer B Sc – IT (Bachelor of Science in Information Technology) source in Mumbai.

College for B Sc – IT	Where is it
Thakur College
R. D. National & W. A. Science College	Bandra
Sophia College	Cumbala Hill
Wilson College	Grant Road
Ramnarain Ruia College	Matunga
Bhavan SPDN College	Grant Road
D.G. Ruparel College	Mahim
K C College	Churchgate
K J Somaiya College of Science
CHM College	Ulhasnagar

These are few colleges in Mumbai offering B Sc – IT course. There are many more colleges offering the same course.

we tried to make a list of top 10 bsc it colleges in mumbai but we could get only good 6 colleges names offering bsc it in mumbai

1. SIES College of Commerce and Economics, Sion
2. K C College, Churchgate
3. CHM College, Ulhasnagar
4. Mulund [...]

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Ministry Raises Stink Over Deodorant Ads

A young man with a toothache stands outside the dentist's clinic wearing an unbuttoned shirt. Before entering, he decides to spray himself with a substantial amount of deodorant (we can understand he may have left his shirt unbuttoned as he rushed over to the dentist in agony, but why linger outside grooming himself when he is in so much pain, one wonders). Cut to the dentist's room, and we see a lady clearly overcome by the fragrance. The next sequence shows her, too, unbuttoning her shirt.

Another ad shows a woman looking suggestively at a man while eating a watermelon with, er, gusto.

Too much for television? The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting thinks so.

Continuing its crackdown against objectionable content on television, the ministry has raised eyebrows on the recent slew of men's deodorant advertisements on Indian television, calling them "overtly sexual." All of them clearly take a cue from the Axe deodorant commercials, which show women overcome by desire after inhaling the aforementioned product. It is also interesting to note that in India, Axe commercials are far more toned down as compared to the bolder versions abroad.

The ministry last week  sent a letter to the Advertising Standards Council of India, an independent body responsible for promoting [...]

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