Thursday, August 29, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
There is no Humanity Left..
No matter, In today's world whether you look at east or west, first world or third world, everyone has compromised humanity for never ending hunger of power and money. Here i would like to bring to open the aftermath of Chemical warfare used by so called World Power , "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" against totally defenseless generation of peasants.
Between 1961 and 1975, the United States waged war against the Viet Cong and their allies, and in the process defoliated the land and forests of Vietnam, as well as parts of Laos and Cambodia, with a toxic chemical cocktail known as Agent Orange. More than 50 years since the U.S. first launched its chemical warfare program in the Southeast Asian region, the tragedy of that brutal campaign lingers.
Phirum Ung, 5, a third-generation Agent Orange victim, naps in a hammock at home in Beng Melea Province, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Most of his days are spent with his mother panhandling at the Angkor Wat Temples. Phirum Ung was born in southeastern Cambodia, where thousands of acres were sprayed with Agent Orange. (Credit: Brian Driscoll)
India has lost confidence of the world: Ratan Tata
With the economy in distress, leading industrialist Ratan Tata has said India has lost the confidence of the world and the government has been slow to recognize it.
He also said the government has "swayed" under the influence of vested interests in private sector and policies have been "changed, delayed and manipulated".
Tata, who demitted office as Tata group Chairman last December, said Prime MinisterManmohan Singh has held India's "esteem high but in recent times we have lost that esteem".
"We have lost the confidence of the world. We have been slow to recognise that in the government," he told CNN-IBN while responding to a query on PM's silence on investors losing confidence.
He further said it would be good for the country if policies were implemented as they were written.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Middle East: The Crisis in Syria
Origins of the Crisis
The al-Assad regime first came into power in 1970 after a bloodless military coup put the government in the hands of Hafiz al-Assad, the father of current Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. Hafiz al-Assad established an authoritarian regime and kept the country under an emergency law that was first implemented in 1962. Under the Syrian constitution, the president is granted the right to call a State of Emergency, which strips citizens of most constitutional rights and gives the government almost unlimited power in regards to domestic security. With the ability to arrest, detain, and execute dissidents whenever it sees fit, the government under Hafiz al-Assad was able to intimidate Syrian citizens and deter them from protesting en masse. As a result, al-Assad was able to quell popular resistance with relative ease until 1976, which marked the beginning of an insurrection headed by the fundamentalist Sunni organization, the Muslim Brotherhood.
Samsung Galaxy S5 seems to be coming with 16 MP Camera
As the launch of Samsung'sGalaxy Note III flagship phablet nears,
Source:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/hardware/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-may-come-with-16MP-camera-Report/articleshow/22094222.cms
the tech grapevine seems to have turned their attention to the company's other flagship smartphone Galaxy S4. Speculations have already started about the next-generation of Galaxy S4, most likely to be called Galaxy S5. A South Korean news website has reported that the upcoming Galaxy S5 will have a 16MP camera with optical image stabilization. This will be an upgrade from the 13MP camera module used in the Galaxy S4 and widely expected to also feature in the upcoming Galaxy Note III.
Source:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/hardware/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-may-come-with-16MP-camera-Report/articleshow/22094222.cms
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