Thursday, March 30, 2017

Ivanka Trump to become assistant to Father US president Trump

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Ivanka Trump is formally joining her dad's organization as an unpaid representative with the title Assistant to the President, the White House says.
The US first little girl bowed to weight taking after an objection from morals specialists at her underlying arrangements to serve in a more casual limit.
Ms Trump, 35, said she had "heard the worries some have with my prompting the president in my own ability".
Her better half, Jared Kushner, is a senior advisor to President Donald Trump.
In an announcement, the White House said it was "satisfied that Ivanka Trump has made this stride in her phenomenal part as first little girl".
Ms Trump said in her announcement that she had been "working in compliance with common decency with the White House Counsel and my own insight to address the extraordinary way of my part".
Morals specialists cried foul when it developed a week ago that Ms Trump was to be given a West Wing office and exceptional status, without formally joining the organization.
Critics said Ms Trump's part should be made authority so she could be bound by government worker straightforwardness and moral norms, including a law precluding irreconcilable circumstances.
Ms Trump's attorney, Jamie Gorelick, said her client will document the important financial related exposures and be liable to authority morals rules.
Previous President Barack Obama's morals instructor, Norman Eisen, told the Associated Press news office that "for a change in what has largely been an ethics disaster, the White House came to their senses".
Mr Eisen was among a few legal advisors and government watchdog specialists who composed a week ago to White House direct Don McGahn griping about Ms Trump's arrangement.
Ms Trump has effectively found a way to breaking point conceivable irreconcilable situations in her business issues.
She has passed administration of her eponymous design name to the organization president and built up a trust for oversight.
Ms Trump has likewise ventured down from an influential position in the Trump Organization, despite the fact that she will keep on receiving settled installments from the land firm.

Knowledge in a point - 8

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• Striking up your head against a wall consumes 150 calories in 60 minutes.
• In the UK, it is unlawful to eat mince pies on Christmas Day!
• At the point when hippos were disturbed, their sweat turns red.
• "Facebook Addiction Disorder" is a mental issue recognized by Psychologists.
• 29th May is formally "Put a Pillow on Your Fridge Day".
• Cherophobia is the dread of fun.
• Human salivation has a breaking point three times that of general water.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Joke Zone - 1

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• Question – What did the two acrobats say when they got married? = We are head over heels in love.
• Sam went for an interview. Interviewer – What is a cyclone? Sam: It is the smallest loan given by a bank to buy a cycle.
• Wife – I am cooking dinner. What would you like to have? Husband – A good life insurance.
• Crossword fan – I have been trying to think of a word for two weeks. Raman – How about a fortnight.
• Ramu – Have you read Shakespeare? Pintu – No, who wrote it.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Indian PM Manmohan Singh to meet Barack Obama at ASEAN summit instead of G20

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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may not meet US President Barack Obama on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Cannes on November 3-4 as New Delhi wants the meeting pushed to the upcoming East Asia Summit in Bali later this month. It is now understood that the two leaders will not meet at Cannes as earlier desired by New Delhi after Obama snubbed Singh by refusing to give him an audience in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly last month. A meeting between the two leaders is crucial in arresting the drift in the Indo-US ties that has emerged over the past one year vis-a-vis the nuclear liability Bill and the defence contracts and investments.

In New Delhi wants the meeting to be held in Bali to stress the country's growing role in the South-East and East Asian region amid rising Chinese assertiveness. Besides meeting Obama, Singh is also likely to meet Chinese President Hu Jintao at Bali. Sources said India wanted meetings with the US and Chinese presidents on the same occasion. "If the PM met Hu without meeting Obama in Bali it would not have sent a proper message for India's growing role in South-East and East Asia," an official said. The PM will also be visiting Singapore on his way back from Bali to attend the India-ASEAN Summit. Earlier in July, US secretary of state Hillary Clinton had called for a more assertive role by India in the East Asian region. Clinton, during a visit to India for the second round of strategic dialogue, had said that as the world's leading democracies, the US and India have common interests and values in Asia, including safeguarding sea lanes and promoting democracy and human rights - issues where Washington and Beijing have differed.

As Per TRAI Mobile users can send 200 SMSes per day

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Good News for Indians: New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) Mobile phone users will now be able to send upto 200 SMSes per day as the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Tuesday raised the earlier imposed cap of 100 messages following requests from telcos and consumers. 'The authority has received representations from some of the service providers and consumers to increase the limit of 100 SMS per day per SIM. The authority has considered these representations and decided to increase the limit,' TRAI said in a statement.

At an effort to curb unsolicited commercial calls and messages, the regulator had in September restricted service providers from providing any SMS package or tariff plan permitting sending more than 100 SMSes per day per SIM. However, it had relaxed this restriction for some categories of users such as dealers of telecom operators, e-ticketing service providers and social networking sites. Besides, this restriction was not applicable on festivals. Earlier this month, the regulator had also imposed a termination charge of 5 paise per SMS on operators from whose networks commercial messages originate to further curb pesky messages.

Should Sushil Kumar rejoice or worry?; Big Jackpot 5 crore

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Indian Sushil Kumar from Bihar just won the Rs 5 crores jackpot (Rs. 50 Million) on the fifth season of Kaun Banega Crorepati. (For those who do not know KBC, this is the Indian version of Who wants to be a Millionaire) He will not receive the entire Rs. 5 crores, the tax department will eat up about one third of his jackpot leaving him with about Rs. 3.5 crores; that's still a sizeable amount. Let us see how it can help Mr. Sushil Kumar - a post graduate in philosophy and an IAS aspirant - in his life. He is currently a school teacher earning a meager Rs. 6000 per month. In an interview Sushil Kumar revealed that he has some obligations that need to met first before he invests the rest of his money.

His elder brother who wants to set up his own business A younger brother wanting to quit his 'piddly' Rs. 1500 per month job and also wants to start a new business. His parents will want a nice big house - befitting the 'crorepati' son's status Sushil Kumar himself plans to quit his job in order to concentrate on his IAS exam. Sadly, along with a big amount of money God does not gift one with 'financial wisdom' - not even the wisdom of knowing that he needs unbiased financial advice. I can see a tomorrow and, therefore, find it difficult to rejoice in his success. Why you ask? Here's why.

His small village there will be a lot of people chasing him — "investment consultants" There will be greedy hands pulling from all sides: Namely, LIC agents, mutual fund agents, bank managers, other life insurance companies, pension providers, brokerage houses and bankers. It would be really interesting to track his life over the next 10 years on a year to year basis to see how much this money is scaring him, helping him, torturing him and helping him to meet his goals.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Knowledge in a point - 7

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• Water boiled in a microwave can Explode.

• Your body creates 2.4 Million red blood cells every second.

• Arthur Wynne, England invented cross word puzzle in Dec 21,1913.

Invention and Inventors :

• Cycle = Mac Millan.

• Generator = Piciontti.

• Helicopter = D’Ascanio.

• Motor Car = Karl Benz.

• Cinema(talkie) = Warne Brothers.

• Telescope = Galileo

• Gramophone = Thomas Alva Edison.

• Cement = Joseph Aspdin.

• Cinema(Film) = Lumiere Brothers.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

US President Obama makes surprise Oscar appearance

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US President Obama appeared in a taped clip during Sunday's Academy Awards show on ABC, letting the world know that his favorite movie song was "As Time Goes By." The song by Dooley Wilson was featured in the classic "Casablanca." CNN's Bonney Kapp reports that the song also ranked No. 2 on the American Film Institute's list of top film tunes.


Barrak Obama, speaking at the 2011 Governors' Dinner in the state dining room of the White House on Sunday, was clearly in an Oscar state of mind. "I want to welcome some of you back, and I want to welcome those who are here for the first time. I know some of you may be confused and think this is the Oscars," he said, drawing laughs, according to the press pool report. "There are some similarities. First of all, everybody looks spectacular. And the second thing is, if I speak too long the music will start playing. So I'm going to be very brief."

Friday, February 11, 2011

Anodroid Phones under 10K

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New Android phones releasing month after month, there can be no definitive way to declare a particular phone to be the best buy for too long. That's why we've made it a monthly habit to keep updating the Best Android phones to buy list, so that potential buyers have one place to seek advice.


Here is a growing number of options in this cost conscious smart phone range, with every manufacturer trying to one-up the other by marginally improving the features. As a rule of the thumb, I'm not even going to consider all those phones with resistive touch screens, and with good reason. As of now, we declare the newly launched Sam sung Galaxy Pop S5570 as the champion of the paisa vasool range. It's an upgrade to the popular Galaxy 5 i5500 model and it brings about some important changes -- the screen size is bumped up from 2.8 inches to 3.2 inches, although it still has the low QVGA (320 x 240 pixel) resolution. But for the price, we can forgive Sam sung of this sin. The camera resolution is upped from the pitiful 2 mega pixel to the not-so-pitiful 3.2 mega pixel. It still lacks auto focus and an LED flash; don't expect great photo quality from it.



Most important change is that it runs Android 2.2 Froyo from start, unlike the Galaxy 5 which still runs Android 2.1, with no clear update road map in sight. It may not be the most recent Gingerbread (2.3) version, but we still appreciate it running a fairly recent version, given how fast Google churns out OS updates every year. It still has the i5500's 600 MHz processor, and with the same QVGA resolution and the Froyo performance optimizations, you can expect the User Interface to fly swiftly. Apart from this, the Galaxy Pop also adds a proximity sensor and a compass to the package. Connectivity is sorted with 3.5G (HSDPA), Wi-fi 802.11n and A-GPS support. It sells for Rs. 9,000 -- the same price that its predecessor was sold at when launched. For the price, we think the Galaxy Pop S5570 is a good package for the Android lover who likes to hold back on splurging hard earned money.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Knowledge in a point - 6

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• Leonardo Da Vinci could write with the one hand and draw with the other simultaneously.


• The Human body has about 100 trillion cells.


• An Octopus's testicles are located in its head.


• O.K stands for “oll korrect”.


• Only one satellite has ever been destroyed by a meteor.


• Queen Elizabeth of Britain sent her first Email in 1976.


• The bones of a Pigeon weigh less than its Feather.


• Japanese people don't have Middle Names.


• 80% of the World's food crops are pollinated by insects.


• 10% of with World's food supply is consumed by insects.


• A Banana contains 75% water.