Think or blink!!!

Terror strike warning ahead of the Independence day celebrations!!! :(
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Here are a few unanswered Q s!!!

1. Is crocodile head a delicacy?

2. Will anything kept in a freezer rot?

3. Did they forget to take the freezer with it precious contents?

4. What would have been the reaction of the children

on seeing 70 crocodile heads in one place???


[h=3]70 crocodile heads found in a freezer in Australia - The Economic Times[/h]SYDNEY: As many as 70 crocodile heads were found dumped and left to rot in a freezer in a small town in northern Australia, media reported on Tuesday. A group of children found the freezer that had been left behind a local shop at a small town called Humpty Doo, 40 km southeast of Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory (NT), reported Xinhua. Authorities said at least 50 crocodile heads - but as many as 70 - had been stuffed inside the freezer. Crocodiles are considered a protected species in Australia and anyone convicted of killing the animal faces a fine of $55,779 or five years in jail.

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IKEA need to buy whole forests!!!

Does Apple too need to buy forests???

Ikea Is Buying Up Whole Forests, and So Is Apple

Ikea bought 83,000 acres of forest last month. In April, Apple bought 36,000 acres. Walmart, Facebook, Apple, Ikea, Google-all decided to either build or buy renewable energy farms. Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Ikea had bought up almost one hundred thousand acres of forest in Romania and the Baltic-this, after the company had been accused of "brutal" logging practices in Russia and cutting "old forests that have high conservation value," according to the WSJ.

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A feather in the cap of India??? :decision:

[h=3]NASA to Hire ISRO for Next Assignment[/h]CHENNAI: In what could be the strongest endorsement for the capability of India in space technology, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will soon launch a satellite for NASA from its launch pad at Sriharikota. Speaking to Express on the sidelines of the fifth convocation of AMET University here on Monday, ISRO chairman AS Kiran Kumar said that the US would be the 20th country to sign up with India to launch its satellite from Sriharikota.

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May be they feel safer in the unprotected areas than in the protected areas!!! :rolleyes:

[h=3]Study spots 70 tigers, 180 leopards outside Vidarbha’s tiger reserves[/h]Around 70 adult tigers live outside protected forest areas in Vidarbha, a study by the Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) revealed. This has prompted the Maharashtra government to think about a plan to conserve the wildlife in these areas in the next two years. The camera trap study — an enumeration technique that uses heat and motion sensors to detect the movement of wild animals and takes photographs, which was conducted under the WCT-USAID Tiger Matters Programme, between November 2014 and June 2015, also found around 180 adult leopards living in these areas. The project covered an area of 3,975sqkm outside the Tadoba Andhari, Pench, Bor tiger reserves and Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Oh honey ! Don't you know that the world is ruled by money??? :nod:

[h=3]Debt compelling Keralites back to war- hit West Asia[/h]AT A time when Indian authorities are making the last- ditch effort to rescue the remaining two professors abducted by terror group ISIS, debt trap is forcing many Indians evacuated by the government to go back to the trouble spots in West Asia for better jobs. The government has managed to secure the release of two of the four Indian professors kidnapped by ISIS in Libya. In the last few months, the government responded to several SOS messages that sought rescue and release of Indians stuck in war- torn countries in West Asia.

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So his comment on beautiful women did not turn out to be beautiful eh??? :decision:

[h=3]Bharti in soup over ‘ beautiful’ comment[/h]AAP leader and former Delhi law minister Somnath Bharti on Tuesday faced flak for his controversial ‘ beautiful women’ remark made in the Delhi Assembly. Various political parties and women rights activists slammed Bharti for his remarks while his party appeared to distance itself from the controversy. The BJP
 
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She may get it free for promoting it and entice gullible. There are instances when hollywood and tollywood heroines did not return the costumes they wore.
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Dear Mr. Sarang,

There may be more than one reason for this. :bump2:

1. The dress may be so tight that it has to removed by opening up the stitches.

2. The dress (if still in one piece) may fetch a fat sum from a sale/ auction.

3. It may be kept as a memento to show the future generations

how thin the star had been once upon a time! :)
 
The most controversial spiritual beings seem to be

the god-men and god-women of the present times!

The list keeps growing longer by the minute!

We the normal people and unsung heroes/ heroines

may be more spiritual and pious than most of them!
 
An isolated incident or a prediction too all nations??? :noidea:

[h=3]Minorities have become majority in Kerala: BJP[/h]The Kerala BJP on Tuesday expressed anxiety over the rapid growth in the minorities’ population in the State. A resolution adopted by a State leadership meet in Kozhikode stated that the minorities had become majority in Kerala and the strength of the Hindu community was shrinking in the society. The party resolution felt that Kerala could become a Muslim-majority State within 25 years. State BJP president V Muraleedharan sought an investigation into the large-scale migration of Muslims from Bangladesh into the State in the garb of migrant workers and the alleged efforts to get them enrolled in the voters’ list.

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Oliver Twist ..twisted to suit the present days!:rolleyes:

[h=3]Master of heist: This Delhi school taught ATM theft course[/h]Rajiv Sahani was just another Delhi University graduate, teaching at a coaching centre which guaranteed “command over English”. The plot seemed right out of Oliver Twist – ensnared by the crook Fagin who used to teach children to pick pockets. Except that it wasn’t hatched on the cobbled bylanes of 19th-century London, it was in the heart of south Delhi, a stone’s throw away from the famous Lotus Temple. Sahani would pick out the brightest students at the centre, lure them to join him and teach them the tricks of tampering with ATM machines to commit thefts --- a skill he had mastered, police officials told HT.

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Yes dear! one out of every four people suffers from some mental illness!!! :tsk:

[h=3]Deepika reveals logo of her foundation against depression[/h]Actress Deepika Padukone, who faced depression in the past, feels it is a major health issue in the country today, which needs to be addressed. “The fight against depression is a cause very close to my heart and is one of the largest health issues facing the country today. Having experienced depression in the recent past, I realise how difficult it is to recognize the problem, find information and get the right kind of professional help,” Deepika said in a statement.

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