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Workers at a nuclear power plant in northern Japan battered by twin catastrophes appear to have given up on saving one reactor, as their efforts seemed to shift to preventing a nuclear meltdown, one U.S. expert said. An explosion, blamed on a buildup of hydrogen, tore the roof off the outer containment building of Unit 1 on Saturday at the ... Read More »

A heavy quake that rattled the country and its people,  had brought along with it the giant killer waves that destroyed the ancient and world power ‘Japan’. Every individual who tracks the news have seen the nature’s wrath yesterday when the tsunami hit the Japan. As the country and its people along with the billions of people worldwide started to  ... Read More »

A massive earthquake of magnitude 8.8 has struck Japan followed by a huge Tsunami with waves as high as 13 foot has struck Japan. The tsunami seems to have done more damage to Japan then the earthquake itself. It has brought ships into the city and taken cars to the sea. The Prime Minister of Japan, Kan Naoto has put ... Read More »

A day of  evaluation! This time we value the Bosses for their wealth and power. As a result, we now have the list of the top 20 richest people of the world. Forbes Magazine, known for their excellence in evaluation the richest among the rich has brought about some 1000 members in their list of rich people in their latest ... Read More »

The 100th anniversary of the International Women Day, is to be celebrated worldwide on March 8,2011. The International Women Day(IWD)  was first observed in  March 8,1911 by a Socialist  party of America  in United States. The movement of Women liberation was started during the time when women were treated very badly by the society.  Even in US, there were a ... Read More »

Skippy Peanut Butter has been recalled from 16 states suspecting a possible salmonella contamination! According to Peanut Butter website, the effects of the contamination will be very severe and dangerous. Salmonella, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Healthy persons infected with Salmonella often ... Read More »

Alberto Granado, the motorcycle companion of Ernesto Che Guevara, has died in Cuba at the age of 88. The pair’s eight-month journey around Latin America was immortalised in the 2004 film The Motorcycle Diaries. The journey, begun in 1951, exposed the two medical students to deep poverty and social injustice and awoke Guevara’s revolutionary convictions. After helping Fidel Castro overthrow ... Read More »