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Why You Must Not Compare Anna Hazare with Gandhi
Posted on August 19, 2011 | 2 CommentsRamlila Maidan in the Indian capital New Delhi is used to hold the annual mythological show Ramlila (based on the epic Ramayana) in which God Rama vanquishes the ten-headed villain Ravana. Now, the anti-corruption leader Anna Hazare is using the same arena to continue his... -
Can Anna Hazare Give Us Corruption-Free India?
Posted on April 6, 2011 | 6 CommentsAnna Hazare, a social activist in India, waited silently for the Cricket World Cup tournament here to get over before he began his fast against corruption in the country. He knew that he won’t get public support during the cricket matches because cricket – not...
