China’s first air attack ship is ready to commence work

China’s first air attack ship ‘Liyabanin’ has been anchored at the’ Kindo Ohi’  jetty in Eastern ‘shandone’ area in China. This ship had been built over a period of four years was disclosed by a People’s Independent Forces, Naval spokesman.A responsible officer for locating the suitability of the construction area Huwensi Shunhuwa disclosed that this place could resist to any cyclone or a tornado and it possess a break water system which...

Britain's Senior Cardinal says Roman Catholic priests should get married

Britain's most senior cardinal said that Roman Catholic priests should be able to marry and have children. Cardinal Keith O'brien, who will be part of the conclave tasked with choosing a new pope to replace Benedict XVI, said the church's requirement for priests to be celibate was not of "divine origin" and should be reconsidered. The 74-year-old told the BBC that many priests have found it very difficult...

Oscar winners 2013 announced

MicrosoftInternetExplorer402DocumentNotSpecified7.8Normal0The Oscars has not fail to dazzle and entertain movie lovers world wide. Winners announced and history rewritten. Stars hit the world's biggest fashion runway, the Oscar red carpet. Metallic was this year's theme, with multiple celebs choosing glittering fabrics. Best Animated Film Brave the story of a rebellious, red-headed princess, won the Oscar for Animated Feature. Best Supporting...

India prepares to explore the planet Mars

India is planning during the course of the year to explore the secrets of the planet mars with the aid of their space communications shuttles through an inspection process.They intend in spending sum of American $70 million by sending a space shuttle devoid of to the mars planet and intend to explore more datails about the climate and the geographic background through an insfection journey.This inspection journey is to commence in the month of October...

India Interferes with us -Maldivians

The former President Mohamed Nashedla has been detained in the Indian High commissioner’s office. Through such acts the Maldivian Islands authorities have accused India of interfering into their activities of their country. He had been retained in the Indian High commissioner’s office for a period of 11 days. The former President Mohamed Nashedla had been released only yesterday. The accusations against him had been that during the tenure of...

A Lady Ambassador of Pakistan insulted in America

Three years ago a lady Pakistani Ambassador in the United States had been insulted in a television programme. It is learnt that the Pakistan Police had started to probe and investigate in to this insult. In the year 2010 she was Member of the Parliament.  A mother of five children had been sentenced to death. Against this death penalty she had filed action to withdraw the sentence which had made people in many religions to ponder. It is...

50 million dollar diamond stolen from Belgium airport

When the armored car set off for the Brussels airport carrying $50 million worth of precious stones from Antwerp's diamond district, eight gunmen knew all about it.One of the biggest diamond heists in recent memory was about to go down.The thieves surely knew it would be too risky to make their move in Antwerp, which is the world capital of diamond-cutting, 43 kilometers from the airport. The city's diamond industry has some 2,000 surveillance cameras,...

US grounds all its F-35 fighters

The Pentagon on Friday grounded its fleet of F-35 fighter jets after discovering a cracked engine blade in one plane.The problem was discovered during what the Pentagon called a routine inspection at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., of an F-35A, the Air Force version of the sleek new plane. The Navy and the Marine Corps are buying other versions of the F-35, which is intended to replace older fighters like the Air Force F-16 and the Navy F/A-18.All...

White House on Chinese Cyber theft

The White House said Tuesday that that the Obama administration has repeatedly taken up its concerns about Chinese Cyber theft at the highest levels of the Chinese government, including with Chinese military officials.The U.S. comment followed a report by a U.S. computer security company that said a secretive Chinese military unit is believed to be behind a series of hacking attacks, which prompted a strong denial by Beijing."We are aware of the...

Texas mother gives birth to two sets of twins

A Houston hospital announced Monday a Texas mother had a one in 70 million kind of Valentine's Day this year when she gave birth to two sets of identical twin boys.The four brothers were delivered at 31 weeks to thirty-six-year-old Tressa Montalvo via Cesarean Section at the Women's Hospital of Texas in Houston.When Montalvo was ten weeks pregnant, her physician told her she was having twins, and on a subsequent visit, the doctor detected a third...

More deaths from fighter jet crash in Yemen

The Yemeni Supreme Security Commission said the death toll from yesterday's fighter jet crash reached ten, including two children, in a residential area of the capital Sanaa, according to a statement carried by state-run Saba news agency.In the statement, the Supreme Security Commission said the black box of the crashed Sukhoi 22 fighter jet was found in the wreckage and that a joint Airforce-Defence Ministry Committee has launched an investigation...

Brazil cuts taxes to control inflation

Brazil's economy grew 1.35 percent in 2012, well above the market forecast of 1 percent, estimated the country's central bank yesterday (20th).The official figure will be released by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) on 1st March. The country's economic activity in December rose 0.26 percent compared with the previous month, In 2012,The Brazilian government announced a series of measures to stimulate growth, including cutting...

Ecuador to deepen socialist revolution

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa, who has won 57% of the votes at the election and hopes to get 73% of the seats in 137 Congress says he will go ahead with socialist reforms to empower the low-income majority and dismantle what he called an elitist system that controlled the state and neglected the poor.He said his administration would be a “legislative steamroller to serve the interests of the Ecuadorean people, it will deepen the citizen's revolution,...

Google has broken the European principles

The Europe’s data protecting organisation is to break down the American strong GOOGLE before the winter period in America. The closest reason for this that the GOOGLE’S failure to maintain the principles of the European countries. It is learnt the GOOGLE has failed to abide by the instructions of Data Security representatives for a period of four months and to have given a response. This was revealed by CNIL of France, the data protection organisation...

The first naked sea swim a highly successful event

Those who participated in the word’s first naked sea swim named ’Sidney Skini’ amounted to over tens of thousands of persons was highly successful venture. It was for a meritorious cause. The organisers were able to collect a sum of over 15000 US$ from this event. The swim commenced at 8 a.m on Sunday from the Sidney harbour for participants to swim a distance of 900 metres. The organiser Nigel Marsh stressed that it was not the naked swimming...

India is not happy about the Chinese company buying of a harbour with Naval services in Pakistan

In the Arabic Sea within the Pakistan borders is located a vital harbour named ‘Gwadara’ owned by Pakistan which is supplying Naval services has been decided to be bought over by China from the Pakistan government to provoke and make India angry. This has been disclosed to the International media that a  rich Chinese Company is planning to by their harbour. With this transaction it was revealed by the President of Pakistan Asif Al Sardari...

Uganda deports a theater producer over ‘Gay Play’

A British theater producer, who has produced a drama about homosexuals, has been deported to Britain from Uganda, while his local girlfriend and two children were left behind.This person whose name is David Cecil, was arrested in September last year,since homosexuality is prohibited by law in Uganda.This drama is based on a story of a Gay businessman, who was assassinated by his employees.This play was staged in Kampala at two theaters, without...

Navy SEAL Who Killed Bin Laden Left in Poverty With No Pension, Healthcare or Protection

The US Navy SEAL who personally shot to death former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden says he has been neglected by the US government. The poverty-stricken ex-commando is now struggling to feed his family and pay for healthcare.Despite killing America’s most wanted man, the US Navy SEAL referred to only as “the Shooter” has transitioned back to a civilian life plagued by poverty. The Shooter, who remains anonymous, retired from the SEALs in September...

China warns US over anti-Iran sanctions

China has warned that the US sanctions recently imposed against a Chinese individual and certain companies over their alleged trading with Iran will harm Beijing’s relations with Washington, urging the US to “correct its mistaken policy.”Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement on Monday that the US measure "seriously violates the norms of international relations and harms China's interests.""China urges the United States...

Russia emerges as world's Top Gold Buyer, adding 570 metric tons in last decade

Over the last decade Russia’s Central Bank acquired 570 metric tons of gold. The amount is almost triple the weight of the American Statue of Liberty and makes Russia the world’s biggest buyer of gold.The amount is a quarter more than runner-up China, Bloomberg reported on Monday.Countries like Russia and China use such stockpiles as an economic buffer against another wave of economic crisis or US dollar devaluation as both remain wary of the US...

Tornado strikes on Elabama and Missisipi States

It is learnt that a tornado that struck the Missisipi state in America had caused severe damages to hundreds of dwelling houses. The tornado had struck from the north east regions of America. Owing to this storm nine persons have been killed.It is learnt that three such storms have been identified according to the ‘Associated Press’. In addition to the deaths reported several damages to property has been also reported.The main damage has been caused...

North Korea conducts third nuclear test

North Korea on Tuesday said it had conducted a “successful” third underground nuclear test, in a move that brought quick condemnation from the United Nations and the North’s neighbours and is set to heighten regional tensions.  The State-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said a “miniaturised” nuclear device had been detonated successfully at the test site.  The test was reported to have taken place at a test site in the North Hamgyeong...

Lolong, world’s largest captive crocodile, dies in Philippines

Officials said the six-metre reptile, weighing more than 1,000kg, flipped over with a bloated stomach and was declared dead several hours later. The crocodile, blamed for the death of at least one person, was caught in September 2011 and then became the star attraction of an eco-tourism park. It was formally declared the world’s largest in captivity by Guinness World Records last year. The crocodile, which was given the name Lolong, was captured...

Gangnum Gaza style ( video)

A creative group of Palestinians has needed only a mobile phone, sarcastic vision and an internet connection to be showing their day to day difficulties they are facing.A group of Palestinians has created a comical version of the South Korean’s song “Gangnum style” and which has been named as “Gangnum Gaza Style”. In this video there was a dance performed by five adults along with a child who are wearing same type of costumes by which they are trying...

Pope Benedict XVI resigns.

Vatican has announced that, Pope Benedict XVI has decided to resign.The 85 year old Pope has taken this decision due to bad health conditions, while the resignation will take effect from 28th of February.Pope Benedict XVI took office on April 2005, following the death of Pope John Paul ...

35 small pyramids discovered in Sudan

A closely clustered group of pyramids and a number of graves have been found at a site called Sedeinga.The discovery is unusual due to the way that the pyramids are densely concentrated within a small area, in one instance researchers found 13 of them packed in to an area the size of an NBA basketball court. It is believed that these pyramids date back 2,000 years to a time when Sudan was home to a kingdom known as Kush which shared borders with...

APPLE RELEASES NEW PRODUCT – iCLIMAX

Apple makes a bold penetration into the sex market. Technology website JISMONDO jolted the world today with news Apple, Inc. was seeking to exploit the world’s preoccupation with sex. The website released details of a top-secret product development effort code named “Feral Cat” dipping Apple’s wick into the multi-billion market for sexual devices and content which has seen little innovation the past few decades. WWN has secured classified images...

3D BUDDHA ON SOMAWATHI STUPA

On feb.4th , 3D Picture of Buddha had reflected from Somawathi Stupa:What is seen often on Somawathi sacred premises we have brought to the notice of our viewers. Now it is reported that 3D picture of Lord Buddha had reflected from the Somawathi Stupa it is reported on our Independence Day.On the 3rd night it is reported near the Somawathi stupa that a number exceeding over 100 devotes had offered one lack of ‘Das Pathiya’ flowers and lit a number...

Barbie themed restaurant opens in taiwan

Taiwan has opened a Barbie-themed restaurant in Taipei called the Barbie Cafe, after the US toy company Mattel licensed Taiwanese restaurant group Sinlaku to build the restaurant around the iconic doll. As expected, everything inside is pink – chairs are hot pink and adorned with tutu skirts and red corset lacing, while walls display Barbie illustrations showing off many stylish outfits. There's even a life-size Barbie "box" for customers who want...

Google searches expose racial bias, says study of names

A study of Google searches has found "significant discrimination" in advert results depending on the perceived race of names searched for.Harvard professor Latanya Sweeney said names typically associated with black people were more likely to produce ads related to criminal activity.In her paper, Prof Sweeney suggested that Google searches may expose "racial bias in society".Google has said it "does not conduct any racial profiling".In a statement...

French 'killed hundreds' of Islamist militants in Mali

Paris: Over hundreds of Islamist militants have been killed in nearly one month of French-led intervention Mali, French Defence Minister said on Wednesday. French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said that “several hundred” militants were killed in French airstrikes and direct combat with French troops, as per a BBC report. Meanwhile, France is also planning to begin troops withdrawal from Mali in March. "I think that...

Quake off Solomon Islands triggers deadly tsunami

A tsunami triggered by an earthquake has hit the Solomon Islands, with at least four people reported dead.The quake, with a magnitude 8.0, struck at 01:12 GMT near the Santa Cruz islands, part of the Solomon Islands nation, the US Geological Survey said.A tsunami measuring 0.9m (3ft) then hit Lata in the far eastern Solomons and a tsunami warning was briefly trigged for several Pacific nations. Dozens of homes on Santa Cruz are reported to have...

America's Youngest Female Billionaire

Lynsi Torres, the 30-year-old owner and president of In-N-Out Burger, is one of the youngest female billionaires on the planet, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index .How did that happen?She inherited the fast food chain after a series of deaths in the family, Seth Lubove at Bloomberg News reported.In-N-Out was founded by her grandparents, Harry and Esther Snyder. Harry died in 1976 and one of his sons, Rich, took over. Rich died in a plane...

Body found under parking lot is King Richard III, scientists prove

DNA tests have confirmed that human remains found buried beneath an English car park are those of the country's King Richard III.British scientists announced Monday they are convinced "beyond reasonable doubt" that a skeleton found during an archaeological dig in Leicester, central England, last August is that of the former king, who was killed at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485.Mitochondrial DNA extracted from the bones was matched to Michael...