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Think or blink!!!

karumbu thinnak kooli ketkum kuRumbu ithu thaan ! :rolleyes:

[h=3]AAP raise Rs 1 crore over week-long fundraiser parties[/h] Ahead of the Hola Mohalla political conference in Anandpur Sahib on March 23, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is on a fund-raising spree. The party has raised over Rs 1 crore over lunch or dinner parties from March 13 to 19 at different parts of the state. The token amount per person was Rs 5,000 per plate,” said Durgesh Pathak, AAP’s national organisation building head.

The Indian Express
 
Is she a celebrity by any chance???

28-year-old Rajasthan man held for creating Mumbai woman’s fake FB profile

A TEAM from the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) cyber police station managed to arrest a 28-year-old graduate from Rajasthan in the face of a crowd of nearly 200-persons strong mob blocking the arrest, pressure from a top Rajasthan government bureaucrat and local police asking the Mumbai police team to not take the accused to Mumbai. The accused Mohit Marothi, a BCom graduacete, had created a facebook profile in the name of a woman working at an MNC, following which she approached the cyber police last year. The complainant, a 40-year-old woman, had approached BKC cyber police station in November last year after she found out that someone had created a facebook profile in her name and had her photograph as display picture.

The Indian Express
 
Not just the imports... but also the price, the making charges, the wastage and everything involved

to cater for the stinking rich who had been kept 'starving' for MORE THAN their share of Gold! :rolleyes:

Jewellers calls off strike; gold imports to rise

By Rajendra Jadhav MUMBAI (Reuters) - Jewellers called off a 19-day strike late on Saturday after government assured they will not be "harassed" by the excise department in collecting a new tax, the head of a trade body told Reuters. Jewellers from the world's second-biggest gold consumer went on an indefinite strike from the start of March after government reintroduced a 1-percent excise duty on gold jewellery after four years. From tomorrow jewellers will open shops," said Mohit Kamboj, president of India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA).
Reuters
 
Has a serial killer stooped low enough to kill poor dumb animals??? :shocked:

[h=3]Delhi’s serial dog killer caught on camera[/h] By Shashank Shekhar in New Delhi AN NGO and the Fauna police have offered a joint reward of ` 1 lakh for information leading to the identification of the serial dog killer who slaughtered three puppies at the Green park metro station. The chilling CCTV footage shows a youth luring stray dogs with food and stabbing them with a knife outside South Delhi’s Green Park Metro station, under the Hauz Khas police station. The same video was also recorded by a CCTV camera installed at a shop in the market.

Mail Today
 
I think the look, the talent and the devotion decide the roles being offered to any actor!

[h=3]Same weight for long time restricts roles: Arjun Kapoor[/h] Mumbai, March 19 (IANS) Actor Arjun Kapoor, who has had weight issues in the past, says having the same weight for a long period of time leads to a restriction in the kind of roles being offered. In an interview for his film "Ki & Ka", Arjun was asked whether there was an internal pressure in the industry to stay fit to get work. Actresses like Parineeti Chopra and Sonakshi Sinha have been constantly criticised for their weight by the fashion police.

IANS India Private Limited
 
So what is the turn over per day??? :dizzy:

70, 000 crores / 18 = ~ 4000,00,00,000 Rs per day! :faint:

WHO SAYS INDIA IS POOR??? :wacko:

Why is called a loss? :nono:

What was not bought during those 19 days will be bought

during the next 19 days paying through the nose! :popcorn:


 
When the lives of cows become more valuable then human lives

then it is high time to say a firm :nono: to it!

Protect cows but don't kill humans: CPI (M)

New Delhi, Mar.21 (ANI): CPI (M) leader Sitaram Yechury on Monday trained his guns at the BJP-led NDA Government over the recent Latehar incident where two cattle traders were found hanging from a tree and said innocent humans should not be killed in the name of nationalism. "The victims were taking cattle to the cattle fair, such fairs happen everywhere in the country....You want to protect cows, you protect them but does that mean killing human beings," Yechury told ANI here. Leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha, Ghulam Nabi Azad, had earlier criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for not putting a check on increasing communal hatred in the nation.

ANI
 
Escalation of madness! :mad2:

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Visalakshi Ramani said:
So what is the turn over per day??? :dizzy:

70, 000 crores / 18 = ~ 4000,00,00,000 Rs per day! :faint:

WHO SAYS INDIA IS POOR??? :wacko:

Why is called a loss? :nono:

What was not bought during those 19 days will be bought

during the next 19 days paying through the nose! :popcorn:


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It appears that the mathematical working was done by a superman !
 
Visalakshi Ramani said:
When the lives of cows become more valuable then human lives

then it is high time to say a firm :nono: to it!

Protect cows but don't kill humans: CPI (M)

New Delhi, Mar.21 (ANI): CPI (M) leader Sitaram Yechury on Monday trained his guns at the BJP-led NDA Government over the recent Latehar incident where two cattle traders were found hanging from a tree and said innocent humans should not be killed in the name of nationalism. "The victims were taking cattle to the cattle fair, such fairs happen everywhere in the country....You want to protect cows, you protect them but does that mean killing human beings," Yechury told ANI here. Leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha, Ghulam Nabi Azad, had earlier criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for not putting a check on increasing communal hatred in the nation.

ANI
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Sitaram Yechury's statement appears to be sane ridiculing the insane activity.
 
yesmohan said:
It appears that the mathematical working was done by a superman !
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OR may be by a superwoman!!! :rolleyes:

My nickname was 'Super woman' in the 1980s!

And the other nickname was Ashtaavadaani! :juggle:

Secret Tip:

Maths becomes easy if we round off the big nasty numbers to the

nearest manageable numbers and give the answer with

a '~' placed in the front of it! :thumb:
 
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Small is beautiful and of course LESS fattening too! :rolleyes:

 [h=3]Crisp mini samosas: How to make India’s all time favourite snack[/h] All festive occasions are cheat days. So put away that diet chart and celebrate a guilt free Holi with all kinds of gloriously deep-fried snacks including gujiyas and samosas. Oye Kake, the vegetarian Amritsari restaurant in Mumbai celebrates Holi with a special thali that will be available all this week. Chef Milan Gupta shares his recipe for the miniature version of a favourite Indian snack: the samosa.

The Indian Express
 
It looks like We need to be awakened rudely everyday! :horn:

 [h=3]Brussels terror attack: Counter-terror agency reviews Mumbai’s security[/h] AT THE security review conducted by the state counter-terrorism agency in the aftermath of the Tuesday serial attacks in Brussels, the issue of dealing with high footfalls in public places has left the officials perplexed. While the Brussels airport and the metro station were evacuated in record time Tuesday and the entry and exit points were also sealed immediately, senior officials feel that taking such a call in Mumbai will be a tough one. “Unlike Brussels where the footfall would be a couple of thousand people, in Mumbai, the crowd at a railway station runs into tens of thousands and during peak hours, it runs into lakhs.

The Indian Express

 

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