Krishna Janmashtami 2012

Krishna Janmashtami on Ashtami, the dark half or Krishna side of the Hindu calendar month of Bhadra, the eighth day, when the Rohini Nakshatra is celebrated on the proceeds. Festival always in mid-August to mid-September in the Gregorian calendar falls to 0.2010, for example, the festival was celebrated on September 1, and 22 in 2011, in the north and south Indian states like Kerala in August 21 August.In this Year Janmashtami is Friday, 10 August 2012.

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Happy Krishna Janmashtami

Hinduism's favorite deity Lord Krishna's birthday is a special occasion for Hindus. Great exponent of the Gita, Krishna, the ninth and most powerful incarnation of Vishnu, the gods of the Hindu Trinity of the Godhead. 

Wrestler tweets about earthquake in Japan

A powerful 7.1-magnitude of Sunday's earthquake in northern Japan. Tsunami Consulting Japan, were issued after an earthquake in Tokyo, breaking news reporting. Warning was later lifted.

According to Reuters, Fukushima earthquake nuclear plant workers for injury or high ground, no immediate reports of damage caused to immigrants. Tokyo Electric Power said it was a nuclear plant does not appear to be any further damage.

In March, Japan veryo earthquake and tsunami in the country, and the havoc wreaked in the Fukushima nuclear plant.

MMA fighter and professional wrestler in Japan, Josh Barnett to wrestle for IGF. Barnett, "You do not have anything better out of bed in the morning at a group get an earthquake." He later added tweeted, ... for the project is done? "

U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake epicenter at 10:57, about 130 miles east of Sendai am.

The earthquake was more than 20 miles deep and was magnitude 7.0, USGS said.

Earthquake magnitude is measured on a 7.1 JMA.

Tsunami to Iwate Miyagi and Fukushima advisories were issued for coastal areas, JMA said.

Most of the year was devastating earthquake and tsunami affected areas.

There was no immediate reports of disorder near a nuclear plant, according to the semiofficial Kyodo news agency. There are no immediate reports of injuries or damage, the agency said.

Far from earthquake shocks were felt as far away as Tokyo.

Earthquakes local time (0057 GMT), 9:57 and hit the beach northeast of tsunami warning was issued for the majority. The main island of Honshu, Japan earthquake, the Pacific Ocean coast 6 miles (10 km) was set up in the bottom center of the mother.

Japanese officials say the 20-inch (50 cm) above the prediction of earthquakes can produce tsunamis, but only the initial wave 4 inches (10 cm) were.

Girl blows whistle on pervert 'flasher'

A 22-year-old youth's depraved obsession of hovering around railway platforms, and pleasuring himself in the public glare sent him behind bars on Thursday evening.

Sunil Vithal Gaikwad, a resident of Govandi, and a staff member of a catering company in Koparkhairane, has the unusual kink he enjoys lurking around railway platforms, with his fly unzipped or his pants down, especially in those spaces on the platform where women congregate to board the ladies' compartment. But it doesn't end there.

As soon as he caught the attention of a female onlooker, by whistling or calling out to her, he starts stimulating himself, turned on by his public erotic display.

After a 22-year-old girl blew the whistle on Gaikwad's revolting antics, staff members of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) arrested him on Thursday evening.

Sandip Pawar, Senior Police Inspector, Turbhe railway police, said, "A female passenger approached one of the female officers and complained that the boy was making lewd gestures at her, followed by public masturbation.

My staff member went along with her to confirm the allegation, and caught the boy red-handed. She alerted the RPF, who immediately nabbed Gaikwad and arrested him."

Pawar added that the boy didn't offer any explanations for his indelicate behaviour. "He claimed that he would enjoy the act, and would do it just for fun," he said.

Though the boy had been indulging in this 'pleasurable' act on a regular basis for the past 15 days, he could only be arrested after being caught red-handedly on Thursday evening.

Sneha Sawant (22), the whistle blower, is a resident of Koparkhairane, sector 16, and had been an unwilling witness to the man's indecorous antics for quite a while.

"One evening, when I was at the Koparkhairane station, I received a phone call. I moved to a relatively secluded corner of the platform so I could speak on the phone in peace. I heard someone whistling at me.

Sunil Gaikwad

I looked around, and got the shock of my life. As soon as he had caught my attention, he pulled down his pant and started pleasuring himself," said Sawant.

"I tried locating some policemen, to lodge a complaint, but was hesitant to approach male policemen. On Thursday, I saw two policewomen at the platform. I immediately accosted them and gave them an account of what had happened.

The lady pulled the man from behind the wall and arrested him, with some assistance from the male RPF personnel. She added, "I request my fellow female commuters not to keep mum if they see if they witness any such indecency. They owe it to others."

P C Sinha, senior deputy security commander, RPF (CR), said, "After receiving a complaint, our men caught the pervert red-handed on Thursday evening.

This is a shameful act and I have ordered all my staff members to be on the look out for any such incidents."

Gaikwad was arrested under section 509 of Indian Penal Code.

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Section 509 of IPC authorises law enforcement agents to arrest any man or woman who utters a word, makes a sound or gesture, or exhibits any object that outrages the modesty of a woman, or intrudes upon her privacy. The arrested may be detained in prison for the duration of upto one year, with/without a fine.

Finding Nemo with electricity

Researchers have discovered an electrifying love story in the turbid rivers of the lower Congo rapids. Elephant-nosed electric fish find and recognize their mates through crackling communications, according a study published today (Nov. 25) in Biology Letters.

Campylomormyrus elephant-nosed fish have a specialized muscular organ that emits millivolt-strength electric signals -- too weak for humans to much notice but powerful enough to help the fish navigate and communicate. In 2006, Philine Feulner, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Sheffield, UK, and her colleagues showed that the electric discharges were species-specific, and could be used to tease apart cryptic Campylomormyrus species. Now, her team has found that females choose their mates based on the electric serenades, too.

A Campylomormyrus compressirostris male

"We knew they communicated [through electric discharges]," Phillip Stoddard, a zoologist at Florida International University in Miami, who was not involved in the study, told The Scientist. "The missing part of all of this was showing that the receiver responded meaningfully to these things."

Getting the Best Toilet Vanity

“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” This a typical dialogue in the well-known fairy tale Snow White. Genuinely mirrors have created an essential part of the human life. It becomes a dependable source of finding honest data of how a person appears, employed primarily when a person gets dressed following a relaxing bath inside the bathroom.

India’s Kotak Life Insurance tries to ease parental anxieties

There was a time when life insurance communication was quite somber, evoking fear about what might happen to your loved ones once you die or suffer an unexpected injury or illness. Once insurance plans came linked with investment in India, however, the sector transformed. People could see money returned even if their policy expired. There are now innumerable players offering investment-linked insurance, and the field is heavily cluttered.

10 Mistakes Everyone Should Make Before They Die

Life's toughest lessons are learned by making mistakes. It's what we learn from our experiences, the good, the bad, the ugly, that matter most. Have some fun with these tongue in cheek common mistakes that (we think) everyone should commit at least once in a lifetime.

1. Getting married

Everyone should take a trip down the aisle or stand before the justice of the peace just once in their lifetime. The Wedding March may very well be the opportunity to spend the rest of your life in wedded bliss...or could be a very expensive yet vital experiment in disaster. Either way, consider it a lesson learned

2. Getting hopelessly, falling down drunk

At least once in your life, drink far too much and just let loose. Pour down the shots of tequila. Dance on the bar. Just be careful as drinking excessively has severely negative impacts on your health (albeit a nasty hangover.) And as always, if you drink, don't drive. Few things are more expensive than a D.W.I. or regret.

3. Driving the wrong way on a one way street or highway

Taking a wrong turn and driving into oncoming traffic is quickly remedied with a u-turn so have no fear. The thrill of playing chicken to the sound of furious motorists is often short lived, as the men in blue find this driving offense ticket worthy.

4. Falling down in public

Taking a trip and landing flat on your face or bottom is a great way to learn how to laugh at yourself. And also a great way to garner laughter from innocent bystanders. Either way, falling down in public is a vital and important process in coming to terms with our infallibility.

5. The "sneeze and shake"

Whether intentional or not, we've all made the mistake of sneezing into your hand or wiping your nose and then shaking hands with someone. On the gross factor scale, this one ranks rather highly. And in terms of hilarity, it's off the charts. If you haven't already executed the "sneeze and shake," throw it on your list of things to do soon.

6. Reading a lousy book

We've all found ourselves caught in the pages of a terrible book, rereading the same paragraph over and over again, wondering if we should give up or keep going. keep trudging ahead. If nothing else, that copy of Eat, Pray, Love will make great kindle for your fire when you're through.

7. Singing karaoke

Nothing belts a good time better than screaming the lyrics of your favorite song in the company of folks who can't sing any better than you. Just be sure to load up on the booze (see #2 on this list) and perhaps stuff some cotton balls into your pockets for those "karaokers" who can't carry a tune to save your ears from splitting.

8. Workplace romance

Perhaps the biggest faux pas to commit is engaging in a workplace romance. The inherit lesson one can learn from committing such an offense is more beneficial than not. By all means, flirt away. Just tread carefully and learn from the experience. And, as a word of warning, polluting the waters of the job pool is often frowned upon by higher ups and makes for an awkward work environment after the romance fades

9. "Losing" your child's pet or saying it ran away

We've all been here: waking up one morning to the sound of your daughter's chirping parakeet with your head screaming "I can't stand this bird!" Or you notice your son's fish doing the dead man's float. Whatever the case, disposing of the pet claiming it was lost or ran away may be the most humble way to delay the life experience of death.

10. Pulling a one night stand

Maybe you're freshly dumped, maybe you're just in the need of a little human touch. Whatever the case may be, pulling a one night stand may very well be one of life's greatest learning experiences. One night stands can go either way: they may build you up if you've been wounded in love but they also may be highly destructive.

Bonus Mistake

Nothing adds to allure and bragging rights faster than a trip to jail courtesy of the police car express. So you mooned a neighbor. Over consumed alcohol and flashed a friend. Or pulled a little breaking and entering to propel your career in pranks. Whatever the case, whatever the reason for handcuffs, getting arrested lends a colorful story to tell over and over again