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Video-Beschreibung von newsxlive – 17.03.2012
In an exclusive interview with NewsX Nobel Peace Prize Nominee who was on a peace mission to Pakistan, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has said that people in Pakistan also wants and searches of peace. He said that that guns, muscles power, money power cannot bring peace, there need human touch, healing touch to bring peace and Art of Living is working for that.
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Video-Beschreibung von newsxlive – 25.06.2011
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar talks about the link between the arts and spirituality. How the goal of music is Silence! He describes the effect of music on the body’s chakras, on unborn babies and on plants and animals. Also, he explains how the ’sound‘ of the universe is AUM (OM) and on the Art of Living’s emphasis on music and dance. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is speaking to Jujhar Singh on NewsX’s show Art Talk.
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Video-Beschreibung von newsxlive – 25.02.2012
The controversy-hit Kudankulam nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu may be operational in 6 weeks. The first 1,000MW unit will be opened soon as the project’s safety audits have been completed. Protests at the plant thinning and the state government now more supportive of the project being commissioned have raised hopes of the plant becoming functional. Secretary at the Dept of Atomic Energy Sukumar Banerjee has said and I quote. „The expert committees have done their job. Safety issues have been addressed. The plant’s first unit can be in working order once we are able to move in the required staff.“ Earlier, the nuclear plant ran into a fresh controversy with the prime Minister himself saying that NGOs with backing from U.S could be behind the protest and unrest over the plant. The government too pitched in with saying that the NGOs are diverting funds meant for social service into gathering support for the protests and creating false propaganda against the plant.
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Video-Beschreibung von ibnlive – 23.02.2012
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, for the first time ever, hit out at anti-nuclear activists and questioned the source of their funding. He said, „There are NGOs often funded by the US and Scandinavian countries that are not fully appreciative of the developmental challenges that our country faces. For example what’s happening in Kudankulam where local NGO-led protests have stalled the commissioning of 21,000 MW nuclear reactors.“
