AK Srivastava (SriAKS)

March 13, 2003: A bomb attack on a commuter train in Mumbai kills 11 people. August 25, 2003: Two almost simultaneous car bombs kill about 60 in Mumbai. August 15, 2004: Bomb explodes in northeastern state of Assam, killing 16 people, mostly schoolchildren, and wounding dozens. October 29, 2005: Sixty-six people killed when three blasts rip through markets in New Delhi. March 7, 2006: At least 15 people killed and 60 wounded in three explosions in Varanasi. July 11, 2006: More than 180 people killed in seven bomb explosions at railway stations and on trains in Mumbai. September 8, 2006: At least 32 people killed in a series of explosions, including one near a mosque, in Malegaon town, 260 km (160 miles) northeast of Mumbai. February 19, 2007: Two bombs explode aboard a train bound from India to Pakistan, burning to death at least 66 passengers, most of them Pakistanis. May 18, 2007: A bomb explodes during Friday prayers at a historic mosque in the southern city of Hyderabad, k

Is it love or lust? Or just lust? Here are some signs to help you find out which of the two you are experiencing. Love and lust are inextricably intertwined. Lust is ground zero for hormones — it's nature's way of bringing the opposite sexes together. In fact, without lust, it's doubtful that love between a man and a woman would have a chance to prosper at all; which is also the reason why sexless marriages fail. However, love is the most ennobling of human emotions — transcendental, exalted and capable of engendering emotional states. But how can you tell the difference between lust and love? Read on to find out. It's lust if: • You're totally focussed on looks and body Even before you know your crush's name, you're already fantasising about them and drooling over their looks. • You don't care about anything they have to say It wouldn't make a difference to you if you never had a conversation with your crush. Furthermore, you don't bother to re

AHMEDABAD [ TOI – 28 Feb 2008 ]: Call it good fortune or just the will of God. But the life in a seven-month-old foetus, that fell through the toilet bowl of a running train when the mother went to ease herself, still lives on! Call it a miracle, perhaps. This tiny bundle weighing just 1.4 kg, which slipped from the womb into the toilet tube and crash-landed on rocks between two steel tracks, is from the top drawer of survival tales. Born a good two months premature, she is recuperating in the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Rajasthan Hospitals. Here, she lies without a scratch after the providential escape just before midnight on Tuesday. "She is a fighter. In just 12 hours after the unthinkable accident, she was coming out of the accident quite well," said pediatrician Dr Raj Kumar. "She is a gift from God. How else can all this be explained," the girl's mother, Bhuri Kalbi (33), said. Bhuri is a native of Swaroopganj, located between Sirohi and Abu Ro

July 4, 2008 marks another chapter in the glorious history of India's premier management education brand – the IIMs. [ http://www.mbauniverse.com/innerPage.php?id=ne&pageId=1255 ] On Friday, Seventh IIM, the Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management (RG-IIM), began its maiden academic session at the temporary Mayurbhanj Complex of the North Eastern Hills University (NEHU)। Meghalaya chief minister Donkupar Roy launched the institute formally while inaugurating the first Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) which has admitted sixty students. Prof Ashok Kumar Dutta, formerly associated with Calcutta based Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management (IISWBM), has been appointed as the director of the RG-IIM Shillong। Mr Rathindra Nath Datta, former chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers (India), is the chairman of the board of governors of the institute. Other guests present on the occasion included Arjun Malhotra, the chairman of Head Strong Inc and T.K. Nair,