Retailers offer 50% off
The October sales have been low as compared to previous years and the retailers are fearful of having a low sale therefore the markets can be seen having 50% off sign posted in most shops.
Entries from November 2008
Retailers offer 50% off
November 27th, 2008 by Deepak Sharma | No Comments »
U.S. intelligence suspect Al-Qaeda attacks on New York City
November 27th, 2008 by Deepak Sharma | No Comments »
U.S. intelligence suspect Al-Qaeda attacks on New York City
The federal authorities in America suspect Al-Qaeda for plotting to attack New York City on the subway or on any other transit system during the coming holidays. The U.S. investigation officials said that the information is not clear if it is in primary stage or progressed.
Researchers find oceans acidifying faster than predicted
November 27th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
Researchers find oceans acidifying faster than predicted
Researchers from University of Chicago found that oceans are acidifying faster than predicted. Carbon-di- oxide that dissolved in water to form carbonic acid is studied to find a relation between ocean acidification and global warming.
Russia and Venezuela president sign a joint venture
November 27th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
Russia and Venezuela president sign a joint venture
Venezuela President Hugo Chavez and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a deal to increase military and nuclear cooperation between the countries. This is first visit of a Russian country to a South American country.
Obama condemns attacks on Mumbai city
November 27th, 2008 by Deepak Sharma | No Comments »
Obama condemns attacks on Mumbai city
This is third major terrorist attack on Mumbai city that targeted foreigners in South Asia and U.S. president elect Barack Obama said that the country will work with India and other nations of the world to destroy terrorists network involved in these militant attacks.
Suicide bomber kills 4 in Afghanistan
November 27th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
Suicide bomber kills 4 in Afghanistan
A suicide bomb exploded near the gates of the U.S. Embassy on Thursday in Afghanistan‘s capital city Kabul and the attacks killed at least four Afghan civilians and injured many.
100 dead in India in a terror attack
November 27th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
100 dead in India in a terror attack
100 died in an attack in industrial capital of India, Mumbai and hundreds were injured in the incident. The global terrorism experts suspected the claims made by investigating agencies that it was an Al Qaeda attack.
Movie Review: ‘Australia’
November 26th, 2008 by Deepak Sharma | No Comments »
Movie Review: ‘Australia’
The film ‘Australia’ is set around World War II about an English aristocrat who deals with stock man to protect her cattle farm, in northern Australia and they drive with 200 cattle and while ruining they experience bombing from Japanese troops.
Britney’s new album posted on web
November 26th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
Britney’s new album posted on web
Britney’s new album “Circus” has been made available on net before its launching .The album can be found on imeem.com and the fans can listen to the songs free on the website. The album has a total of 13 songs.
Melamine traces in milk formula in U.S.
November 26th, 2008 by Ankit | No Comments »
Melamine traces in milk formula in U.S.
Melamine traces has been found by the officials of U.S. Food and Drug Administration in milk formula in the sample sold in U.S. market and officials said that there was nothing to panic because the trances are too low to cause any damage. The traces were reported in U.S. [...]
U.S. intelligence suspect Al-Qaeda attacks on New York City
The federal authorities in America suspect Al-Qaeda for plotting to attack New York City on the subway or on any other transit system during the coming holidays. The U.S. investigation officials said that the information is not clear if it is in primary stage or progressed.
Researchers find oceans acidifying faster than predicted
Researchers from University of Chicago found that oceans are acidifying faster than predicted. Carbon-di- oxide that dissolved in water to form carbonic acid is studied to find a relation between ocean acidification and global warming.
Russia and Venezuela president sign a joint venture
Venezuela President Hugo Chavez and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a deal to increase military and nuclear cooperation between the countries. This is first visit of a Russian country to a South American country.
Obama condemns attacks on Mumbai city
This is third major terrorist attack on Mumbai city that targeted foreigners in South Asia and U.S. president elect Barack Obama said that the country will work with India and other nations of the world to destroy terrorists network involved in these militant attacks.
Suicide bomber kills 4 in Afghanistan
A suicide bomb exploded near the gates of the U.S. Embassy on Thursday in Afghanistan‘s capital city Kabul and the attacks killed at least four Afghan civilians and injured many.
100 dead in India in a terror attack
100 died in an attack in industrial capital of India, Mumbai and hundreds were injured in the incident. The global terrorism experts suspected the claims made by investigating agencies that it was an Al Qaeda attack.
Movie Review: ‘Australia’
The film ‘Australia’ is set around World War II about an English aristocrat who deals with stock man to protect her cattle farm, in northern Australia and they drive with 200 cattle and while ruining they experience bombing from Japanese troops.
Britney’s new album posted on web
Britney’s new album “Circus” has been made available on net before its launching .The album can be found on imeem.com and the fans can listen to the songs free on the website. The album has a total of 13 songs.
Melamine traces in milk formula in U.S.
Melamine traces has been found by the officials of U.S. Food and Drug Administration in milk formula in the sample sold in U.S. market and officials said that there was nothing to panic because the trances are too low to cause any damage. The traces were reported in U.S. [...]
