By rejecting Olympic bids from Doha and Baku to host the 2020 Games the International Olympic Committee has sent a strong message about its priorities. It is a message that will resonate particularly loudly at Fifa headquarters in Zurich. The IOC was faced with its toughest hosting decision in many years when it met in Quebec on Wednesday. On the table were five bids, all of them problematic. On one side were Doha and Baku, flush with mineral wealth and ambition, but with major questions over their capacity and, in Doha’s case, carrying reputational baggage. On the other were three problematic bids from more established cities. Madrid wants to host the Games despite facing economic crisis. Japan wants to use 2020 as a catalyst for ... Continue reading →
But as debt, deficit and dole queues spread across Europe like wildfire and the storm clouds of recession overshadow the Continent, it’s not all bad news. Today The Sun offers our own stimulus package to beat the economic gloom. For it seems all around Europe there are plenty of female politicians who brighten up ballot boxes – and we have the figures to prove it. Our parliament of beauties shown here may not be enough to prevent a eurozone disaster or even an EU meltdown. But at least they’ll get your interest rate rising. Greece YOU must have lost your marbles if you can’t see that Greek MP and former TV newsreader Eva Kaili, above, brings beauty as well as brains to her parliament – ... Continue reading →
April 7, 2012 0 Comments Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi dedicates 20 Swami Vivekananda Superior Technology Industrial Training Institutes (ITI) through videoconferencing, to encourage skill, research and development with latest... #Education#ITI#Technology#Vivekananda Continue reading →
The euro crisis over Greece dominates Thursday's newspapers. The Guardian reports there are already deep divisions over the use of 'eurobonds' to save the currency. Continue reading →
