Karl Marx rejected Philosophy years ago for World Change

Following is one of the 11 theses that Karl Marx wrote as an Appendix to Engels’ Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy, 1886. You can also read the other theses here. “The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it.” Source: Critical Theory

First Red 6K Dragon test footage is out with three more f-stops (Video)

  The 6K Dragon sensor is here at last after its scheduled release date in late 2012. However the wait seems worth it, if you take a look at the first test footage. This first test footage of the camera is shot by cinematographer and Red booster Mark Toia, who had put the camera through

Der Spiegel report alleges US of spying on key EU offices

German magazine Der Spiegel has alleged US of spying on core EU premises in New York and Washington in one of its report, citing a secret 2010 document. The head of European Parliament has demanded “full clarification” from the US over the report alleging America bugging key EU premises. Martin Schulz said that if the

Obama defends NSA surveillance program, Urges people to draw balance between privacy and security

President Barack Obama has called out to Americans urging them to “make some choices” in drawing balance between privacy and security. Obama was on the defensive for the NSA secret surveillance programs which is known to sweep up an estimated 3 billion phone calls every day and collect Internet data from U.S. providers with an

Turkey protests continue unabated

Once again Clashes resumed between police and protesters on Saturday morning at central Istanbul’s Taksim Square. Demonstrations had begun going on in Turkey for four days now. The protests began spreading to a dozen other Turkish cities in no time. This includes the capital city of Ankara, and Izmir, where stones and bottles were thrown

Bangladesh Government asked to protect minority Hindus by Amnesty International

Amnesty International has asked the Bangladeshi Government to work towards better protecting Hindus in Bangladesh. Hindus are a minority in the country. “The dead, it is said, do not live to tell the tale, but this is not true in ethnic cleansing. The dead do tell the tale; it is the living who are reluctant

Yaara / My Friend (Extended)

Yaara: Yaaron ki gali mein hi rahoon ghum main, taki rahoon unki parchaeyon se ghira yun hi sadaa, Bhulaye na bhule woh surkh pal jo bitaye saath humnein, Karun mein aaj bhi un dino ko aaj se milane ki kosish, Par na paida ho woh rang jo dekhe maine sang tere yaara, Karun sajda Dekhne

Laws against Homosexuals may soon be a thing of the past in Malawi -Amnesty International

In a move that is could give rise to one of the most celebrated occasions for the LGBT community of South Africa, Malawi has repealed anti-gay laws and after the securing the majority in parliament this can well become official. The move is seen a bold initiative in the African continent where the community has

CIA chief David Petraeus resigns for involvement in extra-marital affair

David Petraeus has resigned from his designation as Director, CIA stating his involvement in an extra-marital affair. He called the act as “unacceptable” for a person who heads the intelligence wing of a country. BBC reporter Adam Brookes was told by CIA officials upon condition of anonymity that it was his autobiography writer, Paula Broadwell

Take a trip to Baijiu brewery Niulanshan: Understand China from a different perspective

China has achieved a great deal of economic development in the past few decades and has shown the world that nothing sells like cheap goods. Liquor is one the commodities that earns governments highest number of taxes around the world. Though, Scottish wines seem to have earned a reputation around the world, owing to the