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Punjab Newsline Survey: 74 percent people think SAD-BJP govt is corrupt Punjab Newsline Network Wednesday, 25 January 2012 By Sukhpal Kaur CHANDIGARH: As the Punjab assembly elections are slated for January 30, new issues and opinions have emerged making the battlefield more and...

80 percent of India's infants are underfed, risk death <SMALL>India Gazette Wednesday 22nd December, 2010 (IANS)</SMALL> A global report released Wednesday has said that over 80 percent of infants born in India each year - 20 million out of a total of 26 million - are insufficiently fed...

http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/usa/Nearly-1-in-5-Americans-See-Obama-as-Muslim-101073314.html A new public opinion poll shows 18 percent of Americans wrongly believe President Barack Obama is a Muslim. The number of Americans with that mistaken idea has risen in the past year, although...

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/site/Story/108814/Cover%20Story/exit-route.html A mid-term slump is a fact of life for any government, but when it happens to one that has completed just 14 months of its five-year tenure, it is never good news. The news gets even worse for Prime Minister Manmohan...

You may have wondered. Well the Pew Foundation has conducted a study and reports these demographics. Please see the attachment. Forwarded by Tejwant Singh Malik :)

"NECESSITY IS the mother of invention." Especially in this Ludhiana village where the depleting water table, inadequate power supply and acute shortage of farm labour made a local farmer devise a unique paddy sowing machine or ‘dibbler'. ‘Pandher's wonder' named after its founder Gurinder...

Chandigarh, June 18 (IANS) The Punjab government Monday announced its decision to replace 100 percent wheat seeds every three years in order to end stagnation in production in the agriculture sector. More...

Chandigarh, June 18: The Punjab government Monday announced its decision to replace 100 percent wheat seeds every three years in order to end stagnation in production in the agriculture sector. More...

TechWeb - As Mozilla and Microsoft executives argue about which browser -- Firefox or Internet Explorer -- is more secure, fans of the former have numbers on their side, says a security firm...