Current affairs briefing for 24th March, 2007.

Hi friends,

Here go our today's links:

http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2007/03/24032007.html

And here is our quiz link:

http://discover-it.blogspot.com/2006/09/quiz.html

In today's briefing:

1.  Heard of Dr. Narendra Karmarkar?  Let's try to understand what he is famous for.

2.  I have been noting for some time about private equity.  A little more repeat info on that.

3.  I am a fan of Shakira.  I firmly believe that we should have some extra curricular activity -- whether you are a student or a serious office-goer like me.  My extra curricular activity revolves around appreciating music by listening to it.  Usually English music.  In the process I became a fan of so many pop stars.  Tomorrow Shakira performs live in Mumbai.  Do watch her live and enjoy the music.

4.  Is there a difference between core inflation and whole inflation? 

5.  See how much are the exemption costing the exchequer.

6.  Some core concept about Islamic banking.

7.  Bob Woolmer's death and the desirability of making betting legal.

8.  Who is Dubya?  Can you recall?

9.  More on subprime US mortgage market and my take on it.

10.  Who is Hwang Woo Suk? 

11.  We are trying to get better and better with sport each day.  Today we learn something about Golf.

12.  Some more records broken in Cricket World Cup.  And India loses, yet again.  But fate may still see it through to super eight.  Let's see.

13.  Do cows have anything to do with global warming?  Yes, say scientists.  Take a look.

Happy reading.

Ramakrishna

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