Wednesday, January 8, 2014
KEJRIWALA NAYAK- JANTA GETS HELPLINE
Sunday, November 10, 2013
GIMMICKS OF ONLINE SHOPS
something like this happened to me when i was going on to this very sought after web site for selling and purchasing goods i saw this remarkable deal which said we have i phone 5 for 999/- ohhhhhhhhhhh my god was i surprises or shocked or happy with tears .
really how i wish that much phone is cost is much more with the features and availability is a huge success for the site to crack it down the deal is fabulous and who can ignore it only fool,
so the whole day i tried to order it- thatday -somehow the site was not co operating OK never mind i can wait for this kinda deal whole of the week or month.
so next day again i went to this site whole long day just to find out its sold
and next week i waited for the new stock arrival and still waiting to my surprise.
one my friends who also is a web master ,just laugh at me whole lunch time and was not ready to disclose the reason at end i gave up ?
and when i was about to leave- he said to me don;t waste you time these are simple gimmicks of websites specially selling n buying goods sites which keep there customer's glued to their site actually their will be no such deal in real world- where you get 2K-AED phone for 999 /- ..DON;T WANNA GIVE MORE DETAIL.
seriously i was out of my mind at that time and have never visited that site since but no problem these gimmick are all over the net the only thing is some people get it some get out of it
so next time i guess some du or etislat(DUBAI TELECOMES) offer is better for a new phone for me and for the website ???????????who can stop anyone from being foolish ? not me(thought i was not cheated monetary- i got hurt sentimental and waste of time n net )
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
INDIA @ WAR WITH MAIL SERVICES
The government is expected to route all its official communication through the official website NIC's email service.
The Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DEITY) is drafting a policy on e-mail usage for government offices and departments and the policy is almost ready. The department is now taking views from other ministries on it.
"E-mail policy of the government of India, as this policy will be called, is almost ready and we are taking views from other ministries on this. Our effort will be to operational it by mid or end-December," DEITY Secretary J Satyanarayana told reporters on the sidelines of a CII summit.
According to official sources, the policy seeks to protect the large amount of critical government data.
It also aims to make it mandatory for government offices to communicate only on the nic.in platform rather than commercial email services like Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc.
The policy is expected to cover about 5-6 lakh Central and State government employees for using the email service provided by National Informatics Centre (NIC).
On investments required for the policy, Satyanarayana said: "We immediately require about Rs 4-5 crore to ramp up the NIC infrastructure. But, the total investment needed for the full operationability of the e-mail policy could be around Rs 50-100 crore."
This will also include integrating the e-mails with cloud so that official data can be saved on a cloud platform, which can then be easily shared with the concerned government ministries and departments, he added.
The development comes close on heels of concerns being raised by a section in the government, especially intelligence agencies, over use of email services, provided by foreign firms (mostly US-based), which have their servers located in overseas locations, making it difficult to track if sensitive government data is being snooped upon.
The move also assumes significance in light of the fallout of the Snowden saga, which contended the US intelligence agencies used a secret data-mining programme to monitor worldwide internet data to spy on various countries, including India.
Former technical contractor for National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency Edward Snowden had leaked what was allegedly details of a top-secret American mass surveillance programmed which led to countries analyzing the safety of their official internet-supported communication networks. (from sources)
Saturday, May 25, 2013
MASTER CHEF INDIA -NOT FOR MUSLIMS
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
WAKE UP - RELATIONS FOR GOOD
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
clear trip clear cheat
so what happened was on the way to booking and because of my happeings n going eageness i was cheated on the way by the online booking site u see
wht happed when i enterd my emirates sharjah airport with my air arabia flight ticket was shoking for foe me i was notallowed baggage hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
yes i was not allowed baggage how do u think i will survive without my essentials and no baggages but to my suprise i had to pay and exesses of 200 dirhams for my bagage
yes and coz i booked it to n fro tickets back also from hyd-shj i had to pack my baggage on an expense of 3000 rsps wht shit is that which airlines don;t allow an average backage of 30 kgs hello
so here we see y we should not trust annnnnnnnnnnny annnnnnnnny trips .com
and gp throug the direct airlines rathers than being cheated to death .
so some how my trip was spoiled thanks to cleartrip.com
so guysssss plz be carefull rather not book only from hese kind of shit sites never mind who is endrosing it
happy new year
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
DIKSHIT OR DIK /SHIT KIWI GONE MAD

Oct. 6: Mr Paul Henry, already under suspension over a race row involving the Indian-origin Governor General, has courted controversy again by deliberately mispronouncing the Delhi Chief Minister, Ms Sheila Dikshit’s, name in a video clip. The TVNZ channel that posted the controversial clip has received at least four complaints against it.
New Zealand Indian Central Association president, Mr Paul Singh Bains, said the fact that TVNZ was still promoting the clip on its website showed it had “totally lost the plot” and was insensitive to the offence Mr Henry had caused. In the clip, Mr Henry is shown ridiculing Ms Dikshit’s name, mispronouncing it deliberately.
The video — which now appears to have been removed — was promoted on the Video Extras section of TVNZ’s website under the heading “Paul Henry laughs about the name Dikshit.” The fresh controversy has come on the top of racial allegations that Mr Henry is already facing after he questioned the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr John Key, on Indian-origin Governor General, Sir Anand Satyanand, asking him: “Is he even a New Zealander? Are we going to go for someone who is more like a New Zealander?”
Mr Bains said he accepted Ms Dikshit’s name and other Indian names could be difficult to pronounce, but Mr Henry reportedly went overboard to ridicule it. He said the fact that TVNZ left the clip on its website, shows it is insensitive to the offence.
Mr Henry was suspended on Tuesday until October 18, after the channel received a record 600 complaints against his comments on Sir Anand. “TVNZ have lost the plot. I honestly think the credibility of TVNZ is down the tubes through this,” Mr Bains said, as he demanded that Mr Henry be sacked.
“He should be sanctioned more than that. He should be eliminated from that spot. He should be sacked and given another role somewhere else,” Mr Bains said.
Monday, July 12, 2010
KERALA ;-MUSLIM BOYCOTT
Sources in Muvattupuzha say there is a silent movement spearheaded by the local parish with the support and connivance of the higher-ups in the community to boycott certain shops belonging to Muslims.
Sources in Thodupuzha said even without the Church's backing, the Roman Catholics of the area have stopped calling cabbies driven by Muslims and are even boycotting shops belonging to the Muslim community.
A senior police officer in Muvattupuzha said that unless immediate action is taken, communal polarisation could happen, which would have wider ramifications across the state.
More than the attack, what hurt the community was the way the Popular Front has praised the barbaric action. While a section of the community wants a tit-for-tit reply, the majority seeks to boycott the Muslim community.
A person, who attended the Sunday mass at the Nirmala Church in Muvattupuzha , the place were Prof Joseph was attacked, told that the situation was grim and the priest had given a Sunday message, which included "everything but not attacking anyone openly".
Sunday, July 11, 2010
WORLD CUP WINNER SPAIN

JOHANNESBURG: Spain rules the soccer world, winning the World Cup at long, long last.
It came after an exhausting 1-0 victory in extra time over the Netherlands on Sunday. Two years after winning the European title, the stylish Spaniards did even better.
This was a physical test of attrition that sometimes turned dirty — a finals-record 11 yellow cards were handed out and the Dutch finished with 10 men. In the end, it was Andres Iniesta breaking free in the penalty area, taking a pass from Cesc Fabregas and putting a right-footed shot from 8 yards just past the outstretched arms of goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.
For the Dutch and their legions of orange-clad fans wearing everything from jerseys to jumpsuits to clown gear to pajamas, it was yet another crushing disappointment.
Their first World Cup title tantalizingly within reach, they failed in the final for the third time. This one might have been the most bitter because, unlike in 1974 and 1978, the Netherlands was unbeaten not only in this tournament, but in qualifying for the first World Cup staged in South Africa.
Soccer City was soaked in Oranje, from the seats painted in that hue throughout the stadium to pretty much everyone seated in them. Unlike when they lost to hosts West Germany and Argentina in previous finals, the Dutch were something of a home team this time.
The Spaniards, though, were the winners.
They had pockets of supporters, too, to be sure, dressed in red and scattered around the stadium. They might have been the minority, but when the final whistle blew, they were tooting their vuvuzelas loudest in tribute to their champions.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
FREE FLIGHT TAKES LIFE
The body was discovered when a maintenance worker went to inspect the right rear landing gear of the Airbus 320 after it landed at Riyadh’s King Khaled International Airport on the flight from Lebanon, the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation said.
“When approaching the aircraft he discovered the body of a person who had tried to hide in the wheel bay while the plane took off from Beirut International Airport,” the Jeddah-based authority said.
The unidentified body was sent to forensic medical experts for further examination, they said.
Nas Air flight XY 720 took off from Beirut airport late on Friday and landed on Saturday morning in the Saudi capital.
Passengers on the plane reported seeing a man in a baseball cap with a backpack make a dash for plane as it prepared to taxi. He stumbled once and then continued towards the plane.
“The passengers and flight attendants informed the pilot, but he did not take any action and continued takeoff without informing the Beirut control tower” that anything was amiss, reports said. A Nas Air official in Riyadh said they were waiting for an official report on the incident from the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation before commenting on the incident.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
RARE REVENGE
As a result of the panchayat diktat, Dalits in the village have started fleeing and over two dozen families have already left the village.
“We are poor and cannot prevent the panchayat from carrying out its orders since this village is dominated by a Brahmin population. To save the honour of our girls, we are leaving the village,” said a senior member of a Dalit family.
According to reports reaching here, the incident took place in Daula village in Greater Noida. Mr Sanjay and Ms Priyanka eloped on June 24 and have remained untraceable ever since.
The two fell in love while they were studying in a college in Dadri two years ago. The two completed their graduation from the college and started teaching in a private public school. They were sacked from the school when the school management came to know about their love affair and the opposition from their respective families.
On June 24, Ms Priyanka went missing and it was assumed that she had eloped with Mr Sanjay.
When the two did not return, the village panchayat ordered that all Dalit girls in the village would be “picked up” from their homes as a “revenge”.
The SP of Greater Noida, Mr S.K. Verma, said that security in the village has been beefed up to ensure the safety of Dalit families.
SMILE PLEASE
Santa: Cntrol urself don`t cry. See dat man. He has lost his head. Is he crying?
The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it but that our aim is too low and we reach it!
I never see what has been done: I only see what remains to be done- bill gates.
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words ... words might hurt me deeply, causing great emotional, mental, and psychological damage leading to a lowered self-esteem and decreased work-related efficiency.
Lucky: One who gets the opportunity. Brilliant: One who creates the opportunity. Winner: One who uses the opportunity. Be a winner always.
A designer dress is like a barbed fence, it protects the premises without restricting the view!
"Why is it when we talk to God we are praying, but when God talks to us, we are schizophrenic?"
Build a man a fire and he`s warm for a night. Set a man on fire and he`s warm for the rest of his life.
You will find as you look back upon your life that the moments when you have truly lived are the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love.
The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love and to let it come in.
Monday, July 5, 2010
SMILE PLEASE
Finally the ticket seller asks him why?
Santa: Some guy standing at the door is tearing my ticket!
Santa saw a beautiful girl, he went and kissed her.
Girl: Stupid what r u doing?
Santa: B.Com final year.
Banta: Some people can tell time by looking at the sun.
Santa: But I`ve never been able to see the numbers.
Santa wins 20 cr from Rs.20.00/- lottery ticket.
Dealer gave 11 cr after deducting tax.
Angry Santa: Give me 20 cr or else return my Rs.20.00/- back!
Banta: Why were Adam and Eve so happy?
Santa: Bcoz neither of them had in-laws.
Marriage is not a word. It is a sentence--a life sentence.
Santa sitting on the top of the mountain and studying.
Banta: What are you doing?
Santa: Higher studies.
Santa got a job in AIrtel.
Customer: My Airtel sim locked. Wat 2 do?
Santa: Don`t take tension remove Airtel sim & put BSNL. Thank u 4 calling AIrtel.
Santa was standing in sun on a hot sunny day.
Banta: What are you doing?
Santa: Drying sweat.
Santa is buying a TV.
Santa: Do you have color TVs?
Salesman: Sure.
Santa: Give me a green one, please.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
CARS CAN FLY
The aircraft "Terrafugia Transition", which requires 1,700-feet runway to take off, will be the smallest aeroplane with a maximum weight of 1,320 lb (about 600 kg).
The two-seater Transition can use its front-wheel to drive on roads, with wings folded, while it can take off from an adequately sized piece of flat land with the help of rear-facing propellor, unfolding electrically powered wings, The Telegraph reported.
Its cruising speed in the air is 115 mph (185 kph) with a range of 460 miles (735 km) , and it can carry 450 lb.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has granted special exemption to the vehicle, allowing it to be classified as a light sport aircraft despite being 120 lb over the limit.
Light sport aircraft licences require just 20 hours' flying time, making them much easier to obtain than full private licences.
The manufacturer of the aircraft Terrafugia says that one of the major advantages of the Transition over ordinary light aircraft is safety. In the event of inclement weather, it can simply drive home instead of either being grounded or flying in unsafe conditions.
According to the company, 70 people have already booked the car, with a deposit money of $10,000 each. The car is expected to cost $194,000.
Friday, July 2, 2010
TOMATOES GUD 4 EYES
Tomato goes into practically every Indian dish, right from rasam to biryani, pickle to ketchup and raita to salad. Tomato can be blended and consumed as a health drink, every morning for a refreshingly healthy day.
This fruit available throughout the year contains several health benefits including fighting cancers, heart attacks and hypertension. It is also good for people suffering from anaemia thanks to its rich iron content. Other nutrients present in tomato include sulphur, phosphorus, potassium, vitamins A, B and C.
The sulphur content in tomato makes it an ideal natural skin ointment. It is now increasingly being used in beauty parlours as a skin rejuvenator. For those suffering from acne and blackheads, tomato has much to offer. A few slices of fresh tomato gently rubbed against the affected portion of the face will provide relief from this teenage skin problem. Like any other natural remedy, the exercise has to be repeated regularly for desired results. As tomato is rich in vitamin A, its regular intake will keep night blindness, a fast increasing menace among children, away. It will also help those suffering from vision defects like myopia (shortsightedness) or hypermetropia (longsightedness).
QUICK REMEDIES
* For the beauty conscious, tomato is the readily available natural remedy against dark circles around the eyes. Tomato removes dark circles the natural way without any side effects, unlike synthetic or chemical preparations. Apply tomato paste prepared from a fresh medium sized tomato to the affected area. To make the tomato paste a bit extra consistent and for extra health results, you may add a few drops of lemon juice and a
quarter teaspoon of turmeric powder and Bengal gram powder (besan).
* A glass of juice prepared from fresh tomatoes will solve nagging dermatological troubles like itch and skin rashes. It also keeps the digestive system in good health. Fresh tomato juice is also recommended for mouth ulcers. Alternatively, make a thick paste of tomatoes (do not add water) and apply to the affected portion in the mouth.
* Tomatoes are also good for the health conscious. Like any vegetable, tomato is high in water content, but is quite low calorie. Eating raw tomatoes will keep the belly full, but without the usual high calories associated with other foodstuff. So eat as many tomatoes as you like, if you want to slim down and look good.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
ACCIDENT AND MIRACLES

It was nothing short of a rebirth for assistant foreman P. Rajendra Prasad when doctors at Singareni area hospital in Godavarikhani surgically removed a six-foot thick iron rod that had pierced through his abdomen.
Like on any other day, Rajendra Prasad on June 28 got into a trolley with 60 other Singareni workers to go to 10A underground coal mine for duty. But fate had willed otherwise and the trolley fell with a thud 350 metres down after the ropes supporting it snapped. Two workers died on the spot and an iron rod pierced through Rajendra’s abdomen.
Doctors credit Rajendra for the success of his surgery. The victim was fully awake and aware and even told the doctors that his blood group was A positive. Rarely do doctors come across such people with a strong will power. “It was his will power that saved him,” admits Dr B. Srinivas, one of the surgeons attending him.
“For a moment I thought I would die. But I mustered enough courage and did not give in till I reached the hospital, 20 kms away. My co-workers kept reassuring me to ensure that I do not slip into shock. I felt faint for a few seconds as soon I entered the ambulance but the support I got from my friends and doctors saved me from what would have been an imminent death,” says Rajendra Prasad, who is now recuperating after a four-hour surgical procedure.
Doctors at Singareni hospital had never come across such an accident victim. It was a challenging task for Dr Srinivas and his colleague Dr V. Srikanth as the operation was a tough one. According to Dr Srikanth, 30 cms of the rod was inside the body. There was no damage to vital organs as the rod had slipped through the abdomen, a few cms away from the liver, spleen and intestines.
“The surgery was no miracle, but the way the rod had pierced through his body leaving vital visceral organs untouched is indeed a miracle. Had these organs been injured, there would have been lot of bleeding and complicated things,” says Dr Srikanth.
About a decade ago, an iron rod pierced through a Singareni worker’s head and doctors at the NIMS, Hyderabad, successfully removed it.
But it is no mean task for doctors. The foreign body cannot be removed with force. The area around the rod is cut to remove it. Then the body is cleaned of rust and other particles. In Rajendra’s case, four inches of the body around the rod was surgically cut. “Since it was an iron rod, there’s danger of rust and consequent infection. We cleaned the body and then sutured it,” says Dr Srinivas.
Some recent cases in India
* March, 2010: Doctors at AIIMS, New Delhi, removed an iron rod from an auto driver’s leg in what was termed a rare procedure. The rod pierced through the ankle of 30-year-old Amrik after his auto hit a lorry carrying iron roads.
* February, 2010: A 12-year-old boy from Malegaon survived luckily after a 95 cm rod went through his body, from near the anus to the shoulder, damaging vital visceral organs including the liver. The mishap occurred while Karim Ali was playing at a construction site near his house.
* March, 2009: Mehul Kumar, six, was rushed to a hospital in Ranchi after a six foot long rod speared his body. Doctors removed the rod after four hours of surgery. Luckily the body had no major internal injuries. He had fallen down from the terrace of his house.
* December, 2008: Doctors at a hospital in Pune successfully operated on Santosh Kumar, 21, a construction worker, after a six-foot rod pierced through his shoulder. He had fallen from the 10th floor of an under-construction building. Doctors called it a miracle.
TOGETHER 4EVER
For those who think Katrina has severed all relations with Salman Khan and his family, there is news. Recently she arranged a show of her latest hit Raajneeti for Salman’s dad, the renowned scriptwriter Salim Khan and the entire family…Minus Salman who maintains his clean slate vis-à-vis Katrina’s work.
He has not seen a single film of hers.
After tweeting to the entire world that he would definitely like to see Raajneeti and raising Katrina’s hopes that he’d finally watch one of her films Salman stayed away from the special screening of Raajneeti while the rest of the family saw and enjoyed the film.
Director Prakash Jha confirms that Salim saw the film in a show arranged by Katrina. “Salim Saab was full of praise for Raajneeti.He specially praised the dialogues which coming from him was a great compliment.
Earlier Salim Saab had said what he and Javed Akhtar Saab wrote as a cops story in Zanjeer was nowhere near the authenticity of my cops story in Gangaa Jal. He’s a generous man.”
Salim Khan’s generosity was also evident in the call he made to Katrina parising her mature and restrained performance in Raajneeti.
About arranging the special show of Raajneeti for Salman’s family after they’ve apparently split Katrina sighed, “I wish all these speculations on my personal life would end.
Salman’s family is the only family I’ve known in Mumbai. That can’t change. Of course I wanted Salim Saab to see Raajneeti for very special reason. He has seen my struggle in Bollywood from the start. He’s very proud of me.”
Sunday, June 27, 2010
PETROL UP IN INDIA
New Delhi, June 27: The petrol and diesel prices may go up once again with petrol pump owners demanding a hike in their commissions. They are threatening to launch a nation-wide agitation and strike if their demand is not fulfilled.
The petrol pump owners are currently getting a fixed commission of Rs 1.08 for every litre of petrol sold and 67 paise per litre in case of diesel. However, petrol pump owners demand that their commission should be changed from fixed to 5 per cent of the price of the fuel. If government accepts their demand it will result in another hike of around Rs 1 in the price of petrol and diesel.
According to industry sources, the PSU oil marketing companies have already recommended a marginal hike of 10 paise per litre in petrol and 8 paise per litre in diesel in the commissions of the petrol pump owners. But petrol pump owners are sticking to their demand of 5 per cent commission.
“We were taking less commission because the financial conditions were not good. Now, we also want our commissions tobe based on international practices where commissions are a percentage of the invoice value,” said Mr Ajay Bansal, general secretary, Federation of All India Petroleum Traders.


