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Recent studies has discovered that the plastic wastes that accumulate beneath the sea create blight the existence of the sea borne living beings. The wastes more technically known as SEAPLEX the Scripps Environmental Accumulation of Plastic Expedition , not only affect the livelihood oh sea beings they also indirectly creep in to the food chain of human beings. Garbage patch

  Apple Inc. is an American electronics manufacturing giant which produces and markets, computer software, hardware and many other consumer electronic devices worldwide.  Iphones, Ipods, Ipads and Macintosh computers are the best known products that had brought billions of dollars of revenue for the company, over the years. Fortune magazine had selected Apple Inc. as the most admired company in the world consecutively for three years (2008, 2009, and 2010).  Samsung, the largest technology company in the world (in terms of sales), was the only supplier of chips for the electronic gadgets manufactured by Apple Inc. This South Korean multinational corporation has a numerous international businesses under its large umbrella of establishments such as Samsung electronics, Samsung Heavy Industries (world’s 2 nd largest ship builder), Samsung Life Insurance, Samsung Everland, etc. . . .  A5 chips from Samsung were been used in the ipad 2, which was the recent hit in the market from the Am

   Chinese space operations were remarkable over the years. China in 2005 became the 3 rd nation in the world to send man on its own, beyond atmospheric boundaries. And in 2008, it carried out a successful spacewalk. Space programs in China are planned and executed by two agencies namely the China National Space Administration and the China Aerospace Corporation. Previously, the authority for space developments was the Ministry of Aerospace Industry.  As space leadership reflects national capabilities and international influence, every country strives to prove their part of dominance in the field of space research and development. China had planned to send a laboratory module to space in the current year which shall be the first building block of the new Chinese space station. The module has its size comparable to that of a train car/coach and is much smaller than the main module of the International Space station which is nearly the size of a football field. Some of the noted cou

  South Sudan is now the newest country in the world. It is to be the 193 rd country recognized by the United Nations and 54 th UN member from the African continent (probably by the mid July,2011). The country is oil-rich as well as under developed. It has a large swamp region formed by the river White Nile which is one of the most fertile landscapes available in that part of Africa. It is also a new entry for the list of poorest countries.   There were celebrations all around the city of Juba, the capital of South Sudan. The new flag for the nation was hoisted and the song “South Sudan Oyee” which is the national anthem, was sung.  South Sudanese citizens grouped together in thousands to rejoice at the birth of their country. U.N secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, former US Secretary of state Colin Powell, president of Uganda Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and president of Sudan Omar al-Bashir are some of the noted world leaders who attended the independence celebrations. Organizers felt the

 Facebook is the first ranking social networking website in the internet. It has about 750 million active users as of July, 2011. Mark Zuckerburg, the co-founder of Facebook, is dubbed today as the youngest self-made billionaire in history. Facebook, started by a few college students in a dorm room, has offices in around 15 countries and has more than 2000 employees today. Alexa, Quantcast and complete.com ranks Facebook, the 2 nd in overall user traffic. According to estimations, Facebook has earned US$2 billion in 2010. The website is available in many popular languages.  Facebook is to introduce a new zesty facility to its users which is the video chat in the mid of July. The website is to set up a tie with the internet telephony giant, Skype. Skype provides video and audio communication between users through internet. It has more than 170 million active users and is very popular because of its cost effectiveness. On 10 May, 2011, Microsoft had agreed to buy Skype for US$8.5 bi

Endosulfan is an organochlorine insecticide. It plays a vital role in controlling the insects that harm the agricultural fields. An average farmer will prefer this insecticide as it is comparatively cheaper than any other insecticides. It is believed to be the most toxic pesticide available in the market today. Because of its toxicity, it may cause a direct trouble over the epidermis in the form of rashes and skin irritation. Some fishermen, use this pesticide to aid f

Dayanidhi Maran had handled two ministries under the reign of Congress namely the department of Telecommunications and the department of Textiles. He was named the minister of Textiles, as he was been asked to hand over the department of Telecommunications to A.Raja, who is behind the bars now for involving in corruption and incurring a massive loss of 1.7 lakh crores to the national treasury, by the DMK leader M.Karunanidhi. The reason for why M.Karunanidhi arranged for this shift of ministries is very evident from the arrest of A.Raja. CBI enquires brought into light the true faces of A.Raja and Kanimozhi (the daughter of the DMK leader M.Karunanidhi) in the 2-G scam and punishments were been appropriately sought. Now, the depth of the investigations has uprooted Dayanidhi Maran’s part of foul play in the scam. Today (7/7/2011) Maran gave his resignation letter to the prime minister and left his office after being accused guilty. Investigations show that Dayanidhi Maran had force

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      Greece is facing a tough time now. The country was once in fame for its ancient constructions, civilizations and philosophers. Today, Greece is talked widely of the riots and prolonged strikes going on in the country. It suffers a bailout debt of about 110 billion Euros. Due to this economic failure, public sector organizations and industries cannot run well, incurring further losses for the national treasury day by day. To stop this, Greek parliament has come to the idea of selling all its public sector enterprises to private sectors of other countries.   The one announced by Greek parliament, is a multi-billion Euro asset sale and rich companies are looking forward to make the deal. 39 airports, 850 ports, motorways, railways, casinos, banks, national lottery, 2 energy companies, sewage works and thousands of acres of land are the assets included for sale. The ideas of the companies competing for this sale are likely that their profits and marketing strategies can improv

  One of the burning topics that is alive today for any number of hours of discussion is the global warming. Global warming is briefly said as the increase in earth’s atmospheric temperature due to the increase in proportions of greenhouse gases (like carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide, etc.) in air. The extra warmth provided by these gases, causes the polar ice caps to melt, which results in the drowning of low land areas in water, as the mean sea level rises. It is roughly estimated that in a time of 100 years, countries like Maldives, Jordan and Israel will completely go under water. Pollution due to burning of fossil fuels is one of the prime factors leading to global warming. The immediate remedy is to reduce the usage of hydrocarbons like (diesel, petrol, gasoline, etc.) and lean towards renewable energy sources like solar power, tidal power, etc.  Due to the alarming levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, almost every country has taken steps in bringing non-conventional e