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Canada’s Challenge with India

During his six-day trip to India, Canadian Prime minister Stephen Harper might find … [Read More...]

Indian Rate Increase Sends Shockwaves

The Indian government last Friday made a decision that sent shock waves around the … [Read More...]

New Ideas to Curb Spread of Nuclear Technology — Multilateral Fuel Banks

By Senthil Ratnasabapathy As Iran readies for another round of talks with western … [Read More...]

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Smuggling vs. Trafficking of Refugees

In a recent comment on Canada's National Post newspaper, James C. Hathaway writes … [Read More...]

End of Single Party Majority Governments?

Senthil Ratnasabapathy Many, many years ago, I met a young and aspiring British … [Read More...]

The Ghost Train to the Eastern Star by Paul Theroux

Paul Theroux’s Ghost Train to the Eastern Star is in a way a sequel to his first … [Read More...]

Travel

Hotel Marina El Cid, Puerto Morelos,Mexica

There is a general perception that all-inclusive trips, mostly to the Caribbean, are meant for those wishing to hang around in the beach, make use of the copious amounts of the free alcohol and food available. But it does not have to be, as my recent trip to Mexico proved, even though it was to one of the all-inclusive Mecca – the Mayan Riviera. Before ending up in Mayan Riviera, I did contemplate … [Read More...]

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Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden in Vancouver is a world of its own, nestled within the bustling Chinatown in downtown Vancouver. A little about the Garden Dr Sun Yat-Sen is considered to be the father of ‘modern China’. He is described as having played a leading role in the overthrow of the Ming Dynasty almost a hundred years ago and was the first president of the Republic of China. Now, the concept … [Read More...]

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Photography

Life, in Stages

I grew up in tropical Asia, just north of the Equator, and therefore cold weather meant the mercury dropping to around 20C. Nature had given us just two seasons -- the monsoons and the summer, with the temperature variations minimal. Most of the time, it was hot, or just rainy and humid. Sure we had the spring, but as romantic as we tried to make it by visualizing the blooming flowers and the … [Read More...]

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Sights of Mayan Riviera. For the travelogue for these pictures, click here. … [Read More...]

Reflections

Reflections of the Vancouver Skyline. … [Read More...]

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