Everybody is discussing about Media trial, Media ethics, conducting sting operations and investigative journalism.Culprits who escape using their power are brought to justice by Media.We have seen that in some of the cases here. What can be worrying !!!! If Media uses unethical means to publish news and create sensation.That has led to the closure [...]
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Posted: July 11, 2011 in Articles, NewsTags: 1843 to 2011, The News of the World
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Powerful earthquakes hit Japan
Posted: March 11, 2011 in NewsTags: 8.9 magnitude, Powerful earthquakes hit Japan
Strongest quake, measuring magnitude 8.9, triggers 10 metre-high tsunami that sweeps away homes, vehicles and crops A series of massive earthquakes have struck north-east Japan, unleashing a 10-metre tsunami that swept buildings, vehicles, crops and debris across swaths of farmland. The first 8.9 magnitude shock is said to be the biggest to have hit Japan in [...]
Corporates in Indian Gov
Posted: January 31, 2011 in NewsTags: 000, 1, 10 lakh skilled manpower, 21 high growth sectors, 900 industrial training institutes, acute shortage of skilled manpower, adviser to the PM, Cabinet minister, Chairam of UID, China's 100, corporate, create greater awareness towards environmental, creating 50 crore skilled people by 2022, dignity of labour, discipline, electricians, ethics, government offices, government-led initiative, health concerns, impart training to the workforce, in-house skill development centres, lack of training institutes, make them employable, Nandan Nilakeni, National Skill Development Corporation, plumbers, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, progress of the country, Protocols, providing skills, rig operators, S Ramadorai, safety, secure decent work, skill development, skill development initiatives, TCS vice-chairman
We all know Nandan Nilakeni was appointed as Chairam of UID. Now, TCS vice-chairman S Ramadorai is all set to be appointed an adviser to the PM on skill development as part of a government-led initiative to impart more training to the workforce. As an adviser to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Ramadorai will enjoy the [...]
Airtel,Vodafone,Reliance,TATA Bye Bye
Posted: January 22, 2011 in Day 2 Day, NewsTags: Airtel, Bye Bye, Reliance, Tata, Vodafone
Mobile Number Portability Now we can change to any mobile service provider within a state without change in number by just paying 19Rs Cost for the change:- 19Rs Duration:- 1 week Duration to stay with Service provider:- 3 Months This would increase competition as Service providers will introduce schemes to pull customers to their network.Only [...]
Mumbai gal @ Physics Olympiad
Posted: August 9, 2010 in NewsTags: Aakanksha Sarda, gold at the International Physics Olympiad, IIT JEE examinations, International Physics Olympiad, Physics Olympiad
Aakanksha Sarda was recently in the news for standing 18th in the country at the IIT JEE examinations. The Mumbai student is back in the spotlight again, this time for winning a gold at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO, which was held in Croatia. Sarda is the first Indian girl to achieve this feat — [...]
Plane Crash at Mangalore
Posted: May 22, 2010 in NewsTags: 560 expat pilots, Air India Express plane, air safety, Indira Gandhi International Airport, passenger traffic, Serbian national
On an average day, the Indira Gandhi International Airport at Delhi handles over 700 flights, which carry more than 62,000 passengers. In 2002-03, the same airport was handling only 77 flights a day. Has the ten-fold increase in passenger traffic been accompanied by a concomitant upgradation of facilitates related to air safety.This is the possibly [...]
I can die in peace
Posted: February 17, 2010 in NewsTags: Aboriginal cremations, ancient diktats, Anglo Asian Friendship Society, Britain, Colorado, cremate their dead, cremated by “sacred fire”, Davender Kumar Ghai, funeral pyres, Hindus and Sikhs, Hindus nor Buddhists, I can die in peace, natural cremations, Vermont, Western Europe
A landmark court victory last week was won by Hindus and Sikhs in Britain that will allow mourners to cremate their dead on funeral pyres. The ruling was given after a lengthy battle waged by Davender Kumar Ghai, 71-year-old Hindu for the right to be cremated by “sacred fire” according to the ancient diktats [...]
Colleges become Universities — No! No!
Posted: January 20, 2010 in NewsTags: 44 “deemed” universities, Avadi, Chennai (Different affiliated units) Chettinad Academy of Research and Education, Chennai Kalasalingam University, Chennai Karpagam University, Chennai Noorul Islam University, Chennai PRIST University, Chennai Vinayaka Missions University, Coimbatore Vel Tech Dr RR & Dr SR Technical University, Deemed University, East Coast Road, HRD ministry-, I&B minister of state S Jagathrakshakan, Kanathur Vels University, Kancheepuram Dr MGR University, Kanyakumari Meenakshi University, Maduravoyal, Puducherry, Salem Bharath University, Sriperumbudur Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth University, Sriviliputhur Periyar Maniammai University, St Peter’s University, Thanjavur AMET University, Thanjavur Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development
I was really shocked when my college got the Deemed University status.It is a good college but not worth to be a University.Our college is also in the list of colleges which govt has derecognised. The 44 “deemed” universities, including one promoted by I&B minister of state S Jagathrakshakan and three government-sponsored ones, are [...]
Havoc in Haiti
Posted: January 19, 2010 in NewsTags: Bahamas, Caicos Islands, Caracas, Dominican Republic, Earthquake Summary, Florida, Haiti, Magnitude 7.0, Port-au-Prince, Puerto Rico, S of Cap-Haitien, SE of Miami, southeastern Cuba, Tectonic Summary
Map Location Severe damage and casualties in the Port-au-Prince area. Felt throughout Haiti and the Dominican Republic, in Turks and Caicos Islands, southeastern Cuba, eastern Jamaica, in parts of Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, and as far as Tampa, Florida and Caracas, Venezuela. Haiti Six Days Later Magnitude 7.0 Date-Time Tuesday, January 12, 2010 [...]
Del Potro Beats FedEx
Posted: September 16, 2009 in NewsTags: 16 year old Del Potro, 2009 US Open Finals, Argentinian, Del Potro, FedEx, Juan Martin del Potro, Nadal
2009 US Open Finals: Juan Martin del Potro def Roger Federer Juan Martin del Potro (6) 3 7 4 7 6 Roger Federer (1) 6 6 6 6 2 The 20 year old Del Potro denies 6th US Open Title to Federer in his first Grandslam final.Top seed Federer was beat by [...]
