"Ultrarevolutionaries" maybe it doesnt follow the rule of the thread, no repeated letter, but the interesting part of this word is that each of the five main vowels appear twice

Sounds really interesting!!!

Once I was watching a documentary on BBC-World and a scientist was saying that they are very near to come up with a molecular size time machine. Their research was based on Einstein's theory of relativity according to which time and space are

ICNA has started an international campaign to oppose French Government's plan to ban headscarf in schools and to prevent any legislation being enacted against minorities in France. For details, check this link...

There is a problem with these kinda courses, you no more belong to just one sect! You can say I am a bit middle of the road, mixture of sunnism and shiaism, althought belonging to just Islam. In the Indian sub-continent the sunnism has

Most of their gurdwaras are in Punjab (India and Pakistan). Basically I am Muslim, but I do know about Sikhism and some other religions. Once our university offered a post graduate degree in "Comparative study of world religions" and I attended

Visit http://www.sikhs.org for information about Sikhism.

Nice research! Number 8 is very interesting. If we write "miles an hour" instead of "miles per hour" then why not to change the the abbreviation from "mph" to "mah"? Otherwise we should stick with miles per hour...what do you say tran?

Whatever is the age, the Khalsa can't live without followings: 1. Turban (covering for uncut hair, only for men) 2. Kirpan (sword) 3. Kara (metal bracelet) 4. Kitab (the holy book) 5. Kangi (comb) :D

What is the basic idea behind banning religious signs in the classrooms?