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Think or blink!!!

A fine way of promoting tourism???




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    US won't restore Yellowstone grizzly bear protections

    BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - U.S. officials will not restore federal protections for Yellowstone-area grizzly bears, despite a court ruling that called into question the government's rationale for turning grizzly management over to states that are now planning public hunts for the animals, according to an announcement Friday in in the Federal Register.
 
A good daughter will surely be ashamed of her bad father! :doh:



  • A Surat-based woman has accused Asaram of raping her multiple times between 1997 and 2006 at his centre in Ahmedabad.
 
A VidAk kaNdan has finally met his match a KodAk kaNdan! :)





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    Man waiting for Rs. 35-refund from IRCTC since a year

    For nearly a year, a Kota-based engineer has been fighting to get Rs. 35 refund from Indian Railways. Railways wrongfully charged the amount as service tax despite him canceling the ticket before the implementation of Goods and Services Tax. Sujeet Swami booked a ticket in Apr'17 for journey on 2 July (day after GST roll-out) but subsequently canceled it, before GST implementation. Here's more.





 
Has sexual misconduct become as common as breathing air??? :wacko:




  • NewsNewsweek
    The Nobel Prize in Literature Could be Canceled Because of Sexual Misconduct Allegations

    The Nobel Prize in Literature might be canceled in 2018 after the Swedish Academy was rocked by a sexual misconduct scandal, the Guardian reported Friday. "The Swedish Academy yesterday discussed the Nobel prize and came to no decision,” Per Wästberg, who lead a panel that awards the prize, told the Guardian after a meeting of the members of the prize committee. The controversy stems from accusations from 18 women, alleging sexual misconduct by French photographer Jean-Claude Arnault, with whom the Swedish Academy-which awards the Nobel Prize-has close ties.
 
It is best to soak all green leafy vegetables in hot water with a pinch of turmeric powder and some salt for a few minutes before cooking them.

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It may sound very rude and very very crude but many of these women seem to

feel happy that "kai vasam vEru thozhil irukku!" :frusty:

"BONI aagaavittaalum paNi endru ondru irukumE!" :decision:


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[h=3]Casting couch: Rakhi Sawant supports Saroj Khan, makes startling revelations[/h]Infamous for her over-the-top remarks, Rakhi Sawant has shared her opinion on the on-going casting couch debate. She admitted that exchange of sexual favors is a common practice in the film indus


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I am mistaken to think that ONLY Siva can skin an elephant and wear the skin! :(

MAN spare NOTHING from being skinned... neither elephants, nor snakes nor

crocodiles nor any other furred animal nor birds with beautiful plumes!

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