blues

Beating the Holiday Blues Feelings of sadness and depression are common during the holidays, but not inevitable. UM experts offer a variety of practical tips to help you keep the blues away Once again the holidays are upon us, which means it's time for festive partying with friends and...

Till Truth Do Us Part: India's Latest Enterprise by SARITHA RAI Bangalore, India In a country where marriage is widely considered sacred, the traditional is bumping up against the modern. More urban Indian couples are using state-of the art forensics to settle marital tiffs. Whether...

The Partition & I: Oh! The Things We Do To Each Other by KULDIP SINGH NEELAM During the Partition of India in 1947, my family was living in Sheikhupura District next to Lahore on the western side of the new border, now in Pakistan. My father was a government contractor who owned furniture...

The common usage of the word 'culture' is: customs and civilization of a particular time, place or people. But Guru Nanak's concern was for all people, of all places, and for all times, as is evident from the fact that he traveled far and wide, in spite of there being no means of conveyance...

Here is a classic example of how our "communications" can get hilarious.. At a University, the President called his VP and told him: Next Thursday, Hailley's Comet will be passign over this area. This is an event which occurs once every 75 years. Call the Division Heads and have them...

Many Sikh families living in Pakistan are finding it difficult to find suitable match for their children for wedlock and are keen to settle them in India. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/sikh/SIG=11ieq0mqb/*http%3A//sify.com/news/fullstory.php?id=13717455

Investor's Business Daily - Big Blue's first-quarter fumble is stirring questions about the world's biggest computer maker and the tech sector in general. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/tech/*http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ibd/20050415/bs_ibd_ibd/2005415tech

Many Sikh families living in Pakistan are finding it difficult to find suitable match for their children for wedlock and are keen to settle them in India. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/sikh/SIG=11q5stvma/*http%3A//www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=44912

A new sannyasin says she has been living with a man for a year who likes to be with other women also, and she does not know how to handle her jealousy. ------------------------------- It is always difficult for a woman unless she also starts loving people; otherwise it will remain difficult...