Young Citizen Journalist

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Longer format to shorter format: Will the results be any different?

AFTER THE Indian team put up an embarrassing display against Australia during the Test series, it is time to move on towards the shorter format of the game. India would be very keen to show that they are still a good cricketing side by winning the first T20 match scheduled to be played at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney. The Indian team have a different look from the Test side, with a number of youngsters flown in from India. While both teams have geared up for the encounter, The Daily Telegraph has reported that rain is threatening the game. Read Full Story

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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Jobs to rape victims: Mulayam Singh's manifesto invites criticism

Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav has promised government jobs to rape victims if his party won the forthcoming UP assembly polls. But, many have found his statement a gender-bender. Continoue Reading….

Samajwadi Party's 'Ummeed ki Cycle' to deliver good governance and employment to Muslims

All eyes are set on Uttar Pradesh polls now. Political pundits feel it will be a close contest between the Samajwadi Party and the Congress as both are trying to woo Muslim voters in the state in the name of giving reservations in government jobs. Continoue Reading….

India ready to avenge Test series defeat

With the smaller version of cricket beginning with T-20 matches, MS Dhoni and his team would be waiting eagerly to take revenge of the drubbing; they got at the hands of Aussies in the Test series. IT WOULD be a new ball game altogether at the ANZ stadium in Sydney and the younger generation of Indian cricketers would be waiting to prove their mettle and show that they can make a difference and should not be ignored for future matches. Read Full Story

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Sukhbir Badal promises free laptops for students in election manifesto

Joining the likes of Karunanidhi, Jayalalitha and the Samajwai Party, Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Badal announced free laptops and LPG connections to students and BPL families respectively in the state. Political parties are trying their best to lure the voters by offering the best freebies. Continoue Reading…..

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Uma Bharti blames the UPA for feeding BSP elephants in Uttar Pradesh

The blame game is on in Uttar Pradesh and with the dates of polling drawing closer in the state, the political leaders have started levelling allegations against each other and many have crossed the laxman rakha too, to prove their point. Continoue Reading….

Friday, January 20, 2012

Mahant Kaushlendra Nath joins JDU

Sitting MLAs who have been denied party tickets this time, have turned towards the Janta Dal United in the hope that the face of Nitish Kumar can help them in winning their seat. On the promise of good governance and clean image, the contest is on in Uttar Pradesh. Continoue Reading….