Muse India

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Started and run by a group of writers, Muse India is a literary e-journal with the primary objective of showcasing Indian writings in English and in English translation to a broad-based global readership. 

The journal publishes both creative and critical writing and offers a wide range of literary forms. Muse India is a bi-monthly journal available only on the web, and has no print version. It encourages readers, particularly the young, to give expression to their creative urges. 

Muse India provides open access to all its content to support greater global exchange of knowledge. 

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Israel Herald

Israel Herald was established in September 2002 to provide up-to-the minute local news, together with national and international headlines as part of a global network pooling resources to deliver a quality service to member sites. Each online publication has been modeled on a newspaper format for familiar readability by users. 

The locations forming part of the network were selected on the basis of demand for news for that location. Israel Herald, effectively an online newspaper, provides coverage of the city, the metro and regional area. 

International news, business and finance stories are common across the network of sites, and are drawn from a number of sources including wire services. Israel Herald and the other sites are administered by Midwest Radio Network from offices in Sydney, Australia.

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The Colloquium

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The Colloquium is an online quarterly that seeks to bring forward a whole plethora of socio-politico-economic-cultural-scientific and other academic issues to the public flora, in order to facilitate a platform for discussion and exchange of ideas.

Their mission is to think with an inverted conscience (trying to make sense of things even if they seem to be UP SIDE DOWN).  They, at The Colloquium, do not subscribe to the theory of copyright and welcome you  to use the material published there for any academic purpose, with due acknowledgement.

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