Monday, November 03, 2014

For Clean India to work, country needs to solve its waste disposal problem

Instead of constructing new landfill sites, experts say the government should be looking into innovative methods to recycle waste.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious project to make India a clean country, aims to teach citizens to reduce and even clean their own waste. But first a matter of real urgency needs to be sorted out: India needs to increase landfill area, even as it looks into overhauling its municipal solid waste management system.

Sataire: Ekta Kapoor’s Pavitra Rishta is over, PM announces Rs.5000cr relief for those affected

In a commendable move by the central government, PM Modi has announced a relief package of Rs.5000 crore for the 5 crore men who were victims of domestic abuse by their wives’ inexorable longing of the long running Pavitra Rishta, a daily soap opera on Zee TV, playing since ancient times with a total of more than 1424 episodes.

The move, as usual was questioned by the self-proclaimed opposition party in Indian Parliament, Congress. “What about the victims of Qubool Hai?“, 

Digvijay Singh questioned if there was an RSS hand behind it and if BJP is playing a communal card here too. 

Read More: http://ttamacha.blogspot.in/2014/11/sataire-ekta-kapoors-pavitra-rishta-is.html

The Art of Cheating! 67 candidates caught wearing shirts with built-in Bluetooth device!

Around 67 aspirants were caught cheating with SMS and Bluetooth during SSC examination held on Sunday at various examination centres in the state for the recruitment of Assistant Grade -3 in Central government institutions.  All those arrested belong to Haryana.

Pradeep Sharma, resident of Sonipat (Haryana) was arrested from Kamla Nehru Girls Higher Secondary after being caught cheating through mobile phone with answers to all questions written in code words. According to TT Nagar police, Pradeep reached the examination center 10 minutes late and carried his mobile against the rules. He was caught after his suspicious activities as he was looking at his mobile in intervals. Immediately his mobile was seized and the police was informed. 

Read More: http://ttamacha.blogspot.in/2014/11/the-art-of-cheating-67-candidates.html

After Maharashtra debut, Hyderabad Based Majlis Party to be launched in Tamil Nadu

After debut in Maharashtra, now Hyderabad based All India Majlis Ittehadul Muslimen (AIMIM) which stunned many by its performance in recently held Maharashtra assembly polls by winning two seats today announced to launch its branch in Southern state of Tamil Nadu .

It was officially declared today when a delegation of Indian National League, TamilNadu met AMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi and legislature party leader in Telangana assembly Akbaruddin Owaisi at Majlis headquarter Darrusalam and joined the party.

The delegation led by Abd ur Raheem congratulated MIM leaders for party’s performances in Maharashtra and opined that it is the dream of people in TN to see AMIM winning MP, MLA and Corporator seats there.

Kissa microphone ka: The public flogging of Robert Vadra is just absurd

Over the weekend, Robert Vadra, the former First Damaad, made big news for doing two things. One, he got pissy and pushed aside a journalist's microphone. Two, he attempted to force the journalist to delete the video footage of him doing the same. 

That's what we call dumb and dumber. Needless to say, his actions instantly evoked whoops of appreciation from the television channels, which instantly went to town with this unexpected gift that arrived on a slow weekend. 

The twitterati were no less eager to do their part toward the greater goal, i.e. making a Himalaya-sized brouhaha out of what was, at best, a termite mound of a PR flub. And right on cue, Congress party members on TV played their assigned role, which these days appears to be guided by that great anti-Hippocratic oath: Do every harm. They dutifully made everything worse by claiming first that Vadra was a "private citizen" and later that he ought not to be accosted in such an unseemly fashion at "private events."

Sadashiv Amrapurkar, face of Bollywood's iconic villains, passes away

Bollywood actor Sadashiv Amrapurkar, who was being treated for a lung infection at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital here, passed away today.

He was 64. His last rites will be performed in his native place in Ahmednagar district tomorrow, family sources said. Amrapurkar had won two Filmfare awards. In 1984, he won the award for the best supporting actor for "Ardh Satya" and in 1991, the best villain trophy for his portrayal of a ruthless eunuch in "Sadak". His other works include "Aankhen", "Ishq", "Coolie No. 1" and "Gupt: The Hidden Truth".

Army jawan in Hyderabad, suspected of burning boy alive, commits suicide

An Army jawan suspected to have played a role in the murder of a 11-year-old boy in Hyderabad in October, was found dead early this morning. According to media reports, the jawan - Appalraju - committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver in the Army campus at Hyderabad.

Appalraju was grilled by the Special Investigation Team four days ago in connection with the murder of Syed Mustafa that took place at Mehdipatnam Garrison.

The boy, a student of a madarsa, told a magistrate in his dying declaration that some army men poured kerosene over him and set him ablaze.

Sataire: Bangalore based IT company introduces “Work-from-Bus” as traffic takes a turn for the worse

A popular tech startup in the IT city has started a trendy way  for employees to work, as most of them often fail to reach office on time.

The Director of the startup in an open letter to his employees has said that he would allow traveling time to be considered as billable time provided they do there job while commuting to work.

Our reporter, Pavitra Gowda who happened to be traveling on the same bus as an employee of this startup, identified the employee who promptly wore the id card around his neck in the bus and was typing away on his laptop.