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Hi again we are back with a Polish Good Morning. Hope you enjoyed the week ends. However in the metros it was a splendid time in the morning. Getting ready for the new year bash...Pretty bad cyclonic storm is due at the FIJI islands.
Sweet Boxes with Nude CDs: Youth have been relishing in addition to sweets, in a box sold at a shop in Begum Bazaar. The task force of the city had a big surprise waiting when the opened the sweet box that was sold for Rs 500, each. There was a blue film CD concealed which was a craze among youth. The sleuths had taken the owner and two of his assistants under control. Investigations are going on to assess the duration and the penetration of the activity.
The shop charged a box of sweets at five hundred rupees and youth used to flock for the bundled offer. How the task force got the whiff of the issue is yet to be ascertained.
Tollywood Debate: South starlets drink and smoke a lot: This was a comment given by a North Indian import Sana Khan. Are really south beauties 'vices' full? Well sometime back there was a report that Shriya Saran was seen to be dancing in an inebriated condition after a fabulous party. Many such instances about various starlets, did crop up on the grapevine, but the truths had to be ascertained.
Countering the allegation by Sana, Shriya spoke out to the media at a bash that everybody have their own internal space and what happens is their personal life. By this does she admit to the rumor or is she advising Sana to keep her tongue in check?
Congress state meet turns chaotic: The state Congress meet held in Hyderabad on Sunday did more harm than good to the party. The meet was filled with hatred, internal feuds, arguments, T protests and what not. The entire event that was to enhance the bonding between the leaders, set a bad precedent to the cadre.
The meet started with an open debate between the AP PCC Chief Botsa and Ponnam Prabhakar, while the later wanted to set aside two minutes silence for T Martyrs, the former wanted for Nilam cyclone victims. The controversy later ended with the due intervention of Ghulam Nabi Azad present on the podium. The eight hour exercise de-spirited the cadre and the critics alike. Other than internal conflicts and personal projections nothing prospective was achieved at the meet.
Cyclone Evan in FIJI: The weather department predicts that FIJI is to brace Cyclone Evan. As per reports winds of more than 230 kilometers an hour are already blowing in the north of the capital Nadi. Evan is a category 4 cyclone and shall pass away within the next four hours. Most of the city had been evacuated to avoid untoward incident. Flights are canceled and many are stranded in the airports. Authorities are on red alert with intense winds blowing at 185KMPH.
Tirupati: Devotees influx surging today, however 68, 372 pilgrims visited the temple town on Sunday. In the early hours of the day about 22 compartments are filled and the average darshan time is expected to be 12 hours. Suprabhatam Seva suspended from today till January 14, on account of Dhanurmasa seva.
Gujarat: Second phase of polling for the general elections commence in the state. 95 Constituencies are to go for polls this morning with 820 candidates ready test their lucks. In the first phase of polls 97 constituencies went for polls and 68 percent polling was recorded.
Sports: India struggling to draw the series. While the declaration of Team India was to level the IND vs ENG series, situation looks different at Nagpur on Day 5. England ended the first innings with 330 runs while India declared for 326. The visitors are on the rampant and have scored 233/3 at 11.15 IST. Jonathan Trott with 103 and Ian Bell with 57 runs are at the crease at the moment.
History of the day: The lion of India Bhagat Singh along with his two other accomplices Sukhdev Thapar and Shivaram Rajguru avenged the death of Lala Lajpat Rai by assassinating the British Police Officer James Saunders in 1928. The three martyrs were executed by the British anarchy in 1931 for the avenge.
Day's importance: Today is celebrated as International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. The day reminds everyone to remain with compassion over the unfortunate tribe of Sex workers. It also reminds that none must suffer discrimination or face stigma from the society.
Thought for the day: Honor the aged they are our treasure. Off late the growing old age homes and news about the forsaken parents is on the rise. While it is painful, it has to be remembered that history repeats. Not only that our parents had sacrificed their best for us, but they need our support at their old age, our reciprocation plays an active role in developing our child's psychology. The old are the rich treasure troves of yesteryear, help them to live with joy. (Wishesh AarKay)
