Sunday, August 30, 2009
indian politics and politicians
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
sports winners
Thursday, August 20, 2009
newsweek on hindus
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
personal prospects
Sunday, August 16, 2009
the third army
Saturday, August 15, 2009
obamas health plan for americans
I don’t have to explain to the nearly 46 million Americans who don’t have health insurance how important this is. But it’s just as important for Americans who do have health insurance.
There are four main ways the reform we’re proposing will provide more stability and security to every American.
First, if you don’t have health insurance, you will have a choice of high-quality, affordable coverage for yourself and your family — coverage that will stay with you whether you move, change your job or lose your job.
Second, reform will finally bring skyrocketing health care costs under control, which will mean real savings for families, businesses and our government. We’ll cut hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and inefficiency in federal health programs like Medicare and Medicaid and in unwarranted subsidies to insurance companies that do nothing to improve care and everything to improve their profits.
Third, by making Medicare more efficient, we’ll be able to ensure that more tax dollars go directly to caring for seniors instead of enriching insurance companies. This will not only help provide today’s seniors with the benefits they’ve been promised; it will also ensure the long-term health of Medicare for tomorrow’s seniors. And our reforms will also reduce the amount our seniors pay for their prescription drugs.
Lastly, reform will provide every American with some basic consumer protections that will finally hold insurance companies accountable. A 2007 national survey actually shows that insurance companies discriminated against more than 12 million Americans in the previous three years because they had a pre-existing illness or condition. The companies either refused to cover the person, refused to cover a specific illness or condition or charged a higher premium.
We will put an end to these practices. Our reform will prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage because of your medical history. Nor will they be allowed to drop your coverage if you get sick. They will not be able to water down your coverage when you need it most. They will no longer be able to place some arbitrary cap on the amount of coverage you can receive in a given year or in a lifetime. And we will place a limit on how much you can be charged for out-of-pocket expenses. No one in America should go broke because they get sick.
Most important, we will require insurance companies to cover routine checkups, preventive care and screening tests like mammograms and colonoscopies. There’s no reason that we shouldn’t be catching diseases like breast cancer and prostate cancer on the front end. It makes sense, it saves lives and it can also save money.
This is what reform is about. If you don’t have health insurance, you will finally have quality, affordable options once we pass reform. If you have health insurance, we will make sure that no insurance company or government bureaucrat gets between you and the care you need. If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. If you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. You will not be waiting in any lines. This is not about putting the government in charge of your health insurance. I don’t believe anyone should be in charge of your health care decisions but you and your doctor — not government bureaucrats, not insurance companies.
The long and vigorous debate about health care that’s been taking place over the past few months is a good thing. It’s what America’s all about.
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Barack Obama is the president of the United States.
Friday, August 14, 2009
traditional way of serving food on banana leaf in INDIA
Learn the traditional way of serving food on plantain leaves in South India |
1. Uppu (Salt) 2. Uppinakai (Pickles) 3. Chutney Pudi (Chutney Powder) 4. Kosumbri (Green Gram Salad) 5. Kosumbri (Bengal Gram Salad) 6. Kayi Chutney (Coconut Chutney) 7. Beans Pallya (Fogath) 8. Gujje Pallya (Jack Fruit Fogath) 9. Chitranna (Lemon Rice) 10. Happala (Papad) 11. Sandige (Crispies) 12. Kadubu (Steamed Rice Cake) 13. Anna (Rice) 14. Thovve (Dal) 15. Sihigojju (Raitha) 16. Saru (Rasam) | 17. Uddinahittu (Black Gram Paste) 18. Badane Podi (Brinjal Pakoda) 19. Menaskai (Sweet And Sour Gravy) 20. Goli Baje (Maida Fry) 21. Avial (Vegetable Mix) 22. Gatti Baje (Ladies Finger Pakoda) 23. Gulla Koddel (Brinjal Sambar) 24. Chiroti Milk (Sweet) 25. Gojjambade (Masalwada Curry) 26. Kayi Holige (Sweet Coconut Chapati) 27. Vangi Bath (Vegetable Upma) 28. Bharatha (Sour Ginger Gravy) 29. Paradi Payasa (Sweet) 30. Mosaru (Curds) 31. Majjige (Butter Milk) |
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
kaliyug
somebody said in the blog that" if anybody abuses you physically, verbally and racially then they are taking away your rights"
question is why such socially unacceptable things happen?
in INDIAN MYTHOLOGY in ancient books it is written that present era(generation) is KALIYUG (thats why). in kaliyug good honest straight religious etc people have to take back stage and watch dishonest, rogue etc people get away with doing abominable things. in kaliyug these dishonest etc people are not stopped,in fact they are appreciated and become so called leaders.naturally as consequence good people will become poor,have to take backstage, they suffer financially,they go hungry etc while bad people make merry,and bad deeds are accepted by society, as there are no morals in KALIYUG
.i think this more or less explains how the present era people live.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
why big strong empires fall to zero
Friday, August 7, 2009
how to make car sell next year long
now that CASH FOR CLUNKERS is running well what can lawmakers do to stimulate car sells further on.
one thing they can raise the limit of eligiblity to 20 mpg to get in the next lot of 500,000 cars or so with whatever environmental benefits. secondly the lawmakers must plan a regular programme wherein all vehicles which are 20 years old must be off the road every year and they may offer some incentive though not as much as clunkers. this is already done in europe with obvious benefits. in fact all countries in the world must follow these practice
it is not difficult to calculate number of vehicles that will be off the road and new fuel efficient hybrids can be manufactured by detroit.
that should be the plan.