2011 calendar with Latas pictures

The melody queen Lata Mangeshkar has compiled a 2011 calendar, which will have pictures of her with various music directors with whom she has worked.

The pictures of the yet to be launched calendar will be from Latajis personal album. This is quite a different and unique idea by this veteran singer to say goodbye to 2010 and welcome 2011. It will definitely impress the music directors and bring smile to their faces. The music directors in the calendar will starts from the era of Shankar-Jai Kishan to Oscar winning composer A.R Rahman. It will have all the favorite moments of the singer, who have entertained us in these decades through her melodious tunes. The calendar will be like a pictorial tribute to the music directors with whom she has been associated in last 58 years. They have contributed a lot in the growth of her career as a successful and legendary singer of the millennium.

Uttar Pradesh: Accident takes 34 lives

India: A bus from the Uttar Pradesh roadways and a mini-truck collided near the highway, thirty-four people have been confirmed dead in the accident.

The accident occurred when a speeding bus of the Uttar Pradesh Roadways slammed into the mini-truck on a highway near Badayun. Witnesses claimed the mini-truck was completely totalled in the crash.
The mini-truck was ferrying members of a funeral procession from Badayun when it was hit by the bus coming from the opposite side. According to one of the survivors, they were returning after performing last rites of a relative. He said that at least 50 people have died in this accident. Soon after the incident, locals rushed to the spot to rescue the survivors from the mangled remains of the vehicles. Meanwhile District Magistrate of Badayun, revealed that 34 people were confirmed dead in the incident, while 10 were reported injured.A bus from the Uttar Pradesh roadways and a mini-truck collided near the highway. Thirty-four people have been confirmed dead in the accident.

India is in most corrupt countries list

International institutions working against corruption “Transparency International” said corruption in the world situation is becoming worse and India the world’s most corrupt countries being.

On Anti-Corruption Day Institute issued a report on the bases of world eighty nine thousand peoples negotiations was concluded that bribery is now becoming common.

Transparency International reports India, Afghanistan, Iraq and Nigeria, the world’s most corrupt countries list is kept, where more than half of survey participants who admitted that he resorted to bribery for their works.

Robin huds from Transparency International said that bribes were involved in police departments.

India, France Sign Nuclear Deal

NEW DELHI: India and France have signed a general framework agreement for implementing the reactors’ unit at Jaitapur nuclear plant in Maharashtra state of India.

An “early works” agreement between state-controlled French nuclear giant Areva and Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited have been signed for the construction of these reactors.

A Memorandum of Understanding has also been signed between ISRO and France’s Centre National D’etudes Spatiales (CNEc) for cooperation in the field of earth science and climate change.

Another agreement has been signed between the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and France’s atomic energy commission CEA for cooperation in the field of nuclear science and technology.

Meanwhile, the country’s Minister of Economy and Finance Christine Lagarde has said French companies are committed to invest euro 10 billion (USD 13.37 bn) in India by 2012.

Indian Media Stars Caught up in Corruption Scandal

NEW DELHI: India’s feisty media claim to be guardians of national democracy, but a scandal involving high-profile journalists and telephone taps has given the country its own WikiLeaks-style controversy.

At the centre of the storm is India’s best-known television journalist, Barkha Dutt, who is accused of acting as a power broker in negotiations involving big business and the government over allocation of cabinet seats.

Tapes recorded by the police have emerged as part of a major row over the cut-rate sale of mobile phone licences in 2007-2008 which is estimated to have cost the treasury as much as 40 billion dollars in lost revenues.

Transcripts of the 104 tapes, many of which have been printed by two news magazines, have brought question marks over the reputations of Dutt, veteran newspaper columnist Vir Sanghvi and other big media names.

The tapes are a treasure trove for close followers of New Delhi’s interwoven media, business and political scenes.

A number of them, which record the conversations of about 30 journalists, date back to 2009 when the re-elected Congress party was patching together its current coalition government.

Dutt and Sanghvi are heard in separate conversations discussing who should be in the cabinet with influential lobbyist Niira Radia, who was pushing for A. Raja, a south Indian regional politician, to be reinstated as a minister.

As telecom minister before the election, Raja had supervised the sale of the lucrative 2G phone licences at knock-down prices — which is now emerging as potentially one of the biggest corruption cases in Indian history.

Radia worked as a lobbyist for two of India’s biggest industrialists: Mukesh Ambani, head of Reliance Industries, and Ratan Tata, whose conglomerate’s interests include phone operator Tata Teleservices.

Since the leaks, Tata has gone to court to try to stop any further dissemination of the tapes, saying disclosure of Radia’s “purely personal” telephone conversations with him violated his right to privacy.

Critics have accused Dutt and Sanghvi of acting like deal-makers rather than journalists in their chummy conversations with Radia about the cabinet’s makeup.

Raja was reappointed as telecom minister despite controversy over the 2G telecoms sale. He has since resigned, but denies any wrongdoing.

“What they seem to have done is fall into the trap that beguiles well-known journalists, of thinking that they are important players rather than observers on behalf of their readers and viewers,” commented Indian publisher T.N. Ninan.

Both Dutt and Sanghvi have denied any improper dealings with Radia or that they acted as go-betweens for her and the Congress party.

Dutt, who is famous for her combative interviewing style on the NDTV news channel, has for once found herself on the defensive.

On Tuesday night, she appeared on the channel for a special programme, and was quick to apologise for “an error of judgement,” but she argued that the criticism amounted to a personal smear campaign against her.

Sanghvi, normally an outgoing character, this week announced he was taking a break from his influential column for the Hindustan Times newspaper “to do some thinking.”

The tapes draw in some of India’s most famous people.

One relates to a bitter feud between Mukesh Ambani and his younger brother Anil over the carve-up of the corporate empire left to them by their father who died without a will. Sanhgvi is heard on tape apparently offering Mukesh Ambani a “rehearsed” TV interview.

The tapes, which cover thousands of hours of conversation, were recorded during a police income tax investigation in which Radia’s lines were tapped for 300 days.

The magazines, Open and Outlook, which printed the tapes admit the recordings were “selectively leaked” and say they have no clue about their source or the motivation behind their release.

Radia, who heads Mumbai-based Vaishnavi Corporate Communications, has made no comment directly on the licence sale but has accused the media of “spreading stories of misinformation and malice” about her and her company.

The telecoms scandal has led to paralysis in parliament as the opposition has blocked all business for weeks demanding a cross-party investigation.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who normally manages to stand aloof from India’s political fray, was also drawn into the controversy after he was asked to explain his “alleged inaction” over the licence sales by the Supreme Court.

Adarsh Scam: Ashok Chavan Meets Sonia, offers to Resign

New Delhi: Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan today offered to resign from the post after a meeting with Congress President Sonia Gandhi, becoming the first political casualty to the embarrassing housing scam in Mumbai.

“I offer my resignation to you. I leave it to you take a final view on this,” he told reporters about what he told Gandhi after more than an hour-long meeting with her at her 10, Janpath residence here.

51-year-old Chavan, son of late Union Home Minister and former Chief Minister S B Chavan, became chief minister on December 8, 2008 after Vilasrao Deshmukh made his way out in the wake of 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai.(PTI)

Jhootha Hi Sahi Songs

‘Hello Jhootha Sahi’, a film director famous Tyrewala Abbas was released music Friday September 17, 2010. And began singing in the music reality show on Zee TV, Sa Re Ga as Pennsylvania, were all present at the launch of Abbas Tyrewala’s wife Pakhi, is debuting as an actress with ‘Jhootha Sahi hello’, and also wrote the screenplay. And John Abraham, the chief representative of the film and one in India to the best music directors AR Rahman, who composed the music of the film is also present at the launch.

And Ibrahim Abdel-Rahman is already serving as guests largely on supply and entertainment audiences with funny answers to questions raised by the contestants on ‘love and lies.’ Music ‘Jhootha Sahi hello’ is available on the Internet.

Those who intend to listen to music and should click on the link provided below. It has all the songs of the movie.

Ajmer Building Collapses, no one Injured

Phet Cyclone In Gujarat | Cyclone Phet Familiarization News 2010

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As report of Indian meteorological department (IMD) there are Kutch and saurastara places are under high alert. There are storm in Arabian Sea is develop into a cyclone “phet”.

Indian meteorological department give order to the fishermen and workers who is stay near the sea that warned to stay away from the sea in the next 48 hours. This cyclone is blow wind with speed 120 kilometer/hr might hit the coast in the next 48 hours.

In the starting of cyclone, there are hot weather of Gujarat changed in many parts with rain and cold wind. As report of kamaljit ray who is director of IMD Gujarat, “the depression over Arabian sea moved north westwards and lay centers about 1,030 km south west of naliya in Gujarat on Tuesday.”

During the system’s influence, widespread rainfall with heavy to very heavy rainfall will be experienced on the Gujarat coast, 3 June while the stormy winds with speeds reach 55-65 km / h will start from June 2 and increases gradually, said a communiqué. Meanwhile, those who died have been identified as Sanjay Baraiyya, 15, who was struck by lightning while working in an open area in Khakana village in the outskirts of the city of Rajkot. A woman who works with him, suffered serious injuries.

Exam Results Of Andhra University RPGCET 2010

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There are Andra university has announced their final exam results. This university held examination of B.A, B.Com and B.Sc. so now they published student’s result on their official website.

Andhra University is a premier institute of higher education in India, was established in 1926.Situated on the highlands of Visakhapatnam’s, ‘The City of Destiny “is the natural beauty of the campus fantastic, with the spread of peaceful blue shadow of the Bay of Bengal” on one side of it and on the other, beautiful green Kailasagiri hill series. Sir Dr. CRReddy was the founding principal of Andhra University

The official website of Andra university where you can see your result is www.andhrauniversity.info. .

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