Cuttack’s Scavengers Still Looking for a Clean Start
After downing a cup of raw tea and with a wad of strongly scented tobacco leaves and betel nut tucked into one side of her mouth, Kanchan Nayak, 64, would set off to work.
Public Resentment Grows Against Guwahati Serial Killer
The public resentment against the failure of the authority to nab the serial killer of at least seven pavement dwellers in Guwahati has surfaced slowly but steadily.
US Crticizes UN Human Rights Council’s Unbalanced Criticism of Israel
The US stated its displeasure with the direction the council is going, particularly the continual unbalanced criticism of Israel, but decided to attend as an observer.
Hamas Firing Rockets into Israel
Hamas terrorists have fired more than 65 rockets and mortars at Israel since the ceasefire began last month.
Changing the World One Girl at a Time: A California Professor’s Calling in Nepal
Dr. Jeffrey Kottler came to Nepal as a teacher of counseling skills but says that he 'became the pupil, captured by the beauty of Nepal's mountains and people, but also by the desire to do something to help needy children here.'
