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Tony Blair will make a quit the leadership of British PM & labour party on 27th June 2007.There is the end of a decade in British Parliament.Blair is youngest Prime Minister in the history of near 200 year.”Tony is the Winner”- it is told by Lord Kinnock during talking with BBC Radio 4’s today programme.”Bambi “is the nickname of Tony Blair. Tony is 54 today’s newsmaker also called lawmakers.Tony has taken hattrick to led the labour party with a nice achievement.

He will continue to be prime minister as long as labour party elects a new leader.Gordon Brown or Mr. Menzies could be first choice of the party voting for the next British Prime Minister.Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell have submit to take a motion target for general election after Mr. Blair’s announcing to resignation.

Blair said,”I have been British PM for just over 10years; I think that is the enough time for me.

Tony Blair is the most successful & helpful person.He governed the judgement with positive thinking 1997-2007. He is like a people’s champion.He has been success to take a hosting for Olympic 2012.

One-month long election process has been ended in UP. The exit polls are making it clear that the political leaders will be busier than others in post-poll days. Everyone has a plan and everyone will be interested to know other’s plan. The real game would start when no party would get majority in the state. Indian people is waiting to watch another great Indian political drama in Uttar Pradesh.
Rahul Gandhi said: I have a plan in this regard but I would not share it now. Senior leaders of the party will take any decision about a post-poll alliance. I will not go into that. I was assigned to make the party stand on its own in the state.
The survey clearly revealed that Mayawati’s Dalit-Brahmin equation would score over Mulayam’s Muslim-Yadav equation and BJP’s forward caste equation. According to the survey, the BSP may get its share of 29 per cent in overall vote share. The SP and the BJP would possibly get at 25 and 22 per cent vote share.

The survey says that the BSP may get seats between 152 and 168 with its domination in Bundelkhand and Western Uttar Pradesh. On the other hand, the Samajwadi Party would finish at second in the race with seats between 99 and 111 seats. BJP could land on the third place with near to 100 seats. Congress would trail in the race at fourth position in the assembly.

Now, who would get the CM’s chair in this assembly is the biggest question. There is a possibility, however less, that Congress may go with BSP or would demand for president rule in the state in the case of no party getting the magic number in the state assembly.

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According to the Supreme Court, the Government may impose ban on any publication to safeguard public order. It does not matter that the ban means restricting the freedom of expression granted by the constitution of India.

The SC bench of Justices B P Singh and H S Bedi stated that this is true that banning a newspaper or book or a document is a serious encroachment on the right of a citizen, but it can be done in the public interest it must without a doubt have pre-eminence over any individual interest. With this ruling, the bench upheld the Karnataka Government’s decision to ban a vernacular novel, Dharmakaarana.

The novel “Dharmakaarana” on 12th century saint Basaveshwara, also known as Basvanna, contained alleged derogatory references to the sage and was banned in 1995 by the state government following a public outcry by invoking section 95 of CrPC.

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A condom bar has been inaugurated in India for the first time to create awareness for AIDS. An AIDS victim Pooja Thakur, has inaugurated a unique bar-cum-discotheque with condoms as its theme in north Indian city Chandigarh. The bar is located at located at the Kalagram complex on the busy Chandigarh-Panchkula highway.

According to the report, Pooja Thakur, had come to know that she was suffering from AIDS after the death of his husband because of AIDS in October 2005. Then she decided to create awareness for AIDS and the idea came to her mind to open the ‘condom bar in India, that is being said as the first of its kind in India.

In this unique bar, one can find real condoms dotting the wall. The souvenirs in the bar such as cups, T-shirts and caps also emphasizes on the use of condoms and safe sex. In addition, there is a counter in the bar from where anybody can get free condoms. One can find even female contraceptives free of cost here at the bar.

In a practice to show its commitment to a great social cause, the Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Development Corporation (CITCO), a semi-government organization, has set up the ‘condom bar’.

Pooja said after opening up the bar: I am so happy that CITCO has taken the initiative to create awareness among people, especially youngsters, regarding HIV and AIDS. There is nothing like safe sex.

She said further that the attitude of people towards the AIDS victims is being changed with a great pace. This has given her the courage to take such initiative to inaugurate such bar. He said emotionally that had this situation been there sometimes before, even her husband would have got some treatment.

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While Steve Jobs of Apple earned $647 million in total compensation as a part of his last year’s salary, a glimpse at other big notches to witness how many folds the growth has multiplied?
Year By Year: The Highest-Paid Bosses

1980
Frank E Rosenfelt
MGM
1-year total compensation as reported ($thou): $5,214
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $14,479

1981
T Boone Pickens
Mesa Petroleum
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $7,866
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $19,245

1982
Steven Ross
Warner Communications
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $22,554
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $50,021

1983
Frederick Smith
Federal Express
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $51,544
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $107,682

1984
Philip Caldwell
Ford Motor
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $7,313
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $14,802

1985
T Boone Pickens
Mesa Petroleum
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $22,956
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $44,542

1986
Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $11,449
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $21,451

1987
Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $20,578
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $37,852

1988
Charles Lazarus
Toys R Us
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $106,539
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $160,539

1989
Michael Eisner
Walt Disney
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $40,100
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $68,336

1990
Craig McCaw
McCaw Cellular
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $53,944
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $87,703

1991
Steven Ross
Time Warner
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $78,113
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $120,486

1992
Anthony O’Reilly
HJ Heinz
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $75,091
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $111,148

1993
Thomas Frist
HCA Hospital Corp
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $127,067
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $182,585

1994
Michael Eisner
Walt Disney
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $203,020
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $283,245

1995
Stephen Hilbert
Conseco
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $39,6102
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $55,262

1996
Lawrence Coss
Green Tree Financial
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $65,580
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $86,752

1997
Millard Drexler
Gap
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $104,822
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $134,685

1998
Sandy Weill
Travelers
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $227,618
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $285,905

1999
Michael Eisner
Walt Disney
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $589,101
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $728,606

2000
Charles Wang
Computer Associates
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $650,048
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $786,613

2001
Michael S Dell
Dell Computer
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $235,9122
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $276,190

2002
Lawrence J Ellison
Oracle
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $706,077
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $803,756

2003
Jeffrey C Barbakow
Tenet Healthcare
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $116,683
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $130,758

2004
Reuben Mark
Colgate-Palmolive
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $147,970
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $162,124

2005
Terry S Semel
Yahoo
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $230,554
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $246,054

2006
Richard D Fairbank
Capital One Financial
1-year total compensation as reported($thou): $249,420
Inflation adjusted 1-year total compensation1($thou): $257,466

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They made you laugh your guts out, rather they made you laugh till that tear rolled down your cheek…they attacked the politicians, they targeted the celebs and now they are back!

We are talking about the show that canvassed the greatest talent, the show that resurrected laughter on television, and reincarnated humour genre!� Yes, you got that right, we are talking about Star One’s Great Indian Laughter challenge, that is all set to play it’s third innings.

� The smashing series of ‘The Great Indian Laughter Challenge 3’ is beginning on May 18, and will be on air twice a week between the prime slot of 9.00 pm-10 pm.
The ultimate evergreen comic jodi of Shekhar Suman and super Navjot Singh Sidhu will once again preside over as judges, while cute and graceful Shonali Nagrani will join hands with sensuous Perizaad Kolah in the anchoring act.

� So book your dates for the exitement that all set to hit your screen this summer!

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A 29-year-young British Muslim from central England, divorcee is still hopeful to get a better half for herself. This time she is not eyeing a favour from her parents but is relying upon the Internet.

She’d been married once to a man from Pakistan. After seven years it broke down due to cultural differences, but gave her a lesson. This respectful dame wearing hijab, retained her respect for her family culture and values imparted by them.

The young lady was hopeful that the boom created by Web sites for Muslim men and women, not for casual dating, but for those actively seeking traditional Muslim marriage could be of help to her.

The incumbent is registered on singlemuslim.com, Britain’s largest Muslim introductions agency for past few months and has also found someone who seems to be a perfect candidate for her dream man portrayal. The site has registered users more than double over the past year to 100,000, as word has spread about its service, not only among singles but their parents too.

“My parents are coming round (to the idea),” she said. “He’s a British Pakistani Muslim and more in line with what I’m looking for.” As against the custom of marriage fixed by parents with pundits sitting next to them doing match-making through horoscope; the Internet gives it full contribution in making partners meet even if parents remain away from the chart.

“Our success rate is extremely high,” said Adeem Younis, who founded the site from his base in West Yorkshire six years ago. “Two people a day, on average, are coming off the site having found success, which is a lot really. We’re seeing the number of traditionally arranged marriages dropping quite rapidly as this becomes more popular.”

On other sites, more than half the registered users are working women who are not only independent but above-average incomes. “It’s been a major revolution,” said Geeta Sri Vastav, the UK head of shaddi.com, which calls itself the world’s largest matrimonial service, with 10 million registered users, most in South Asia — in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

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With the nation ringing the alarm of “May Day” on 1 May, the deplorable condition of almost 40 crore workers from unorganised sector also echoes with the same pitch. Out of the total work-force, 92% belongs to unorganized sector contributing about 60% to the GDP. Considering this major contribution, the news is a living shock as the legislation for providing social security to them is still not in place.

‘It will be soon enacted’ but no knows when and how early? Parliament’s Standing Committee on Labour has noted that besides Government’s several laws and schemes for the welfare of workers, there is ‘much to be done”.

Pointing towards the workers, Labour Minister Oscar Fernandes said in his May Day message that besides enacting legislation for offering social security to them, “the Government wants to effectively implement some of the important legislations enacted for their welfare”.