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Australia's devastating Bush fires
New Delhi: Australia situated in southern hemisphere, so in time there are wether of summer, so that Austraila troubled from bush fire. Currentally Energy Minister Peter Collier said the collapse of a single phase...
Family 'ran fake £1 coin factory'
I have always thought that coin forgery was not worth while doing, but evidently not and at a guess others are making their own money. Coins are in fact easier to forge than paper money. I expect it was the weight... Stimulus jobs - another Clunker?
In typical bureaucratic fashion, President Obama's economic recovery plan is showing signs of being another clunker. Government reports seem out of line with reality. The massive bureaucracy of government, once... Thousands leave Sri Lankan camp - Breaking news
Well today we have some very good news about those so called consentration camps in Sri Lanka. Yes they have started to release the prisoners. None I may add have numbers stamped on their arms and the realesed... Distracted Drivers Kill Thousands Each Year
Drivers who were distracted by electronic devices killed around 5,800 people in the United States during 2008, says U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. The numbers were presented at a two-day Transportation...
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Begging bowls,Strike,violence in hand, teachers day celebration??
this is the irony of life and changing times..... "Strike, violence across India on Teachers' Day" "NEW DELHI: As the country marked the Teachers ' Day on Saturday, faculty members of prestigious IITs went on a hunger strike and teachers in Lucknow and Ranchi hit the streets... Equal right to women - Allah says no! we women are against it.
" Tens of thousands of people in Mali's capital, Bamako, have been protesting against a new law which gives women equal rights in marriage. The law, passed earlier this month, also strengthens inheritance rights... 1098 views | 32 recommendations | 48 comments
Nepalis flock to see 'baby god'
"Nepalis flock to see 'baby god' " " Thousands of people are flocking to a remote and mountainous village in Nepal to see a malformed baby which many are now worshipping as a God. Januk Ghimire says all that she wants is for her child to lead a normal life ... Top judge faces sack for speaking out about immigrants.
Immigrants abusing benefits system " A senior judge faces the sack after saying that 'hundreds of thousands of immigrants' come to Britain to receive generous welfare payments. Judge Ian Trigger was told... The world's first electric family car - Built in Britain?
" Nissan has unveiled an affordable electric family car that could soon be sitting in thousands of garages around Britain. The five-seater Leaf hatchback will be charged from a plug socket at home and has a top... AP writer denied permission remain in Sri Lanka
Ravi Nessman, the Associated Press burea chief in Sri Lanka was denied permission to remain in Sri Lanka. Associated Press had reported extensively on the heavy civilian casualities this year. Nessman also... Sri Lanka: Repeated Shelling of Hospitals Evidence of War Crimes
30 Attacks Reported on Medical Facilities Since December May 8, 2009 (New York) - The Sri Lankan armed forces have repeatedly struck hospitals in the northern Vanni region in indiscriminate artillery and aerial attacks, Human Rights Watch said today. Commanders responsible... G20 protest march in London draws thousands
G20 protests took place in London today as thousands marched for 'jobs, justice and climate' before the G20 summit starts next week. So far the protest is peaceful, but police are on alert and are ready in case... Heavy winds hit north-west France, airports shut down
Strong winds of up to 140 km/h (87mph) have severely hit northern and western France and shut down power supplies and transport services. Both main airports serving Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Orly - are closed... Doctors flee Sri Lanka fighting, hospital shutdown in war zone
The trapped civilians in the northern Sri Lanka's war zone are left without any medical facilities as the last operational hospital has been shut down after it was attacked for a fifth time in three days. "The closure has left thousands of trapped civilians...
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