SUPERSTAR RAJINIKANTH – For the Day We Were Waiting 12.12.12


12.12.12  is the day which has a magic in it , it comes only once in hundred years and thats awesome that we are here to witness the magic .

And above all for us , the Die-hard fans of Thalaivar Rajini ,this day is even more special than any others. because he shares his 62nd Birthday on the very same day which makes it even more special.

The name we chant is Rajini , when the God treated him with more magic and this is one . not to mention the prayers and well wishes he has got from his fans all around the Globe .

HAPPY BIRTHDAY THALAIVAA

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Rajinikanth has been called the most popular Indian film actor of his time.His popularity has been attributed to “his uniquely styled dialogues and idiosyncrasies in films, as well as his political statements and philanthropy”.

The celebrations are expected to kick-start from midnight and Rajini’s hardcore fans have made all the arrangements for the special day. His fans club are preparing for the special day and the members are fully charged to make it a memorable day. Apart from celebrations, his fan clubs are holding a lot of social welfare activities tomorrow (December 12). A series of events have been planned by his fans association in Tamil Nadu. They will be distribute books, clothes, and gift articles to the socially-backward classes.
Fan organisations have also planned for blood donation camps across the state. Rajinikanth is also providing financial assistance for many schools and a couple of schools of physically and mentally challenged children, orphans and underprivileged kids will also be getting donation.
Tomorrows event for Rajini around the city
  • The book – Rajinikanth, The Definitive Biography, will be launched at Landmark, in Citi Centre, Chennai, tomorrow – 12.12.12!“The book will comprehensively analyse his meteoric career in the movie industry from his debut performance to his forthcoming blockbuster “Rana”, releasing this year.

    “With never before presented insights on his personal and political life, this book, for the first time analyses the unmatched charm and magic of Rajinikanth that bridges the unique boy-next-door, down to earth persona, with that of his larger than life superstar image,” the publishers said in a statement.The book will also contain rare pictures and anecdotes.

Rajinikanth’s Birthday Anthmn Launch[click here ]  Rajinikanth’s admirers and huge fans Raghava Lawrence and Vijay Anthony have come up with a new idea to add more colour to the birthday celebration of the superstar. Well, they have done a special song for the the actor’s birthday, which is on December 12, and the track was officially released by Rajini’s wife Latha on Saturday (December 8). At a function, Latha Rajnikanth unveiled the album which is directed by Raghava Lawrence. The music is composed by Vijay Anthony, and sung by the music director and Malaysian singer Emcee Jazz. It is a mass track and the song, which is penned by Annamalai, has been released on YouTube. Fans of superstar can hear and download for free.10-1355114962-rajinikanth-b-day-05

Super Star Rajinikanth’s films are known for their “punch” dialogues. These are rhyming lines of dialogue delivered by the Rajinikanth to indirectly express his principles or position on political issues. Tamil magazines sometimes conduct competitions to predict possible punch dialogues for his forthcoming films. These dialogues are repeated many times in his movies and most of these have significance to the political situation at the time of release of relevant movies.

Listed below are some notable “punch” dialogues:

 

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Moondru Mugam (1982)
  • Ekambaram: “Ekambaramnu sonna vayithula irukura kozhandhai kooda vaaya moodum.” (?????????: “??????????? ??????, ????????
    ???????? ??????? ??? ???? ??????”) – “Say the name ‘Ekambaram’ and even an unborn child will shut its mouth and hush up.”
  • Alex Pandian: “Adhe kozhandhai kitta Alex Pandiyannu sonna, innoru kaiyale avanga amma vaayayum moodum!”  “Well, if you say the name
    ‘Alex Pandian’ to that same unborn child, it will even close its mother’s mouth with its other hand!”
Annamalai (1992)
  • “Naan solrathaiyum seiven, sollathathiyum seiven.” – “I will do what I
    say, I will also do what I don’t say.”
Basha (1995)
  • “Naan oru dhadavai sonna nooru dhadavai sonna madhiri.” – “If i say it once,
    I’ve said it a hundred times.”
Muthu (1995)
  • “Naan eppa varuven, eppadi varuvennu yarukkum theriyadhu, aana varavendiya neratthil correct-aga varuven.” – “When I will arrive, or how I will
    arrive, nobody will know, but I will arrive when I ought to.”
Arunachalam(1997)
  • “Andavan solran. Arunachalam seiran.”  – “God tells, Arunachalam does.”
Padayappa (1999)
  • “En vazhi ? thani vazhi.” – “My way is a unique way.”
Baba (2002)
  • “Khatham, gatham.”  – “The past is past.”
Shivaji(2007)

“Chuma adhurudall

-MI

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Yes UNHARMED (Unless you have some cut in your mouth).

SNAKE VENOM only affects your blood stream and tissue.
The snake venom will be digested and will be released from your excretory system !!!

 

 

 

 

Google India Slapped with Income Tax Notice


The search engine giant Google is facing heat from Indian telecom ministry and Income tax department at the same time. Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said to Google and other social networking sites to monitor their content and was planning to pull up Google, now the tax department has slapped Google India.

The Government of India has also requested Google to remove around 358 items off its services including YouTube and Orkut.

Google is among the few large scale Internet ventures, to be profitable in the Indian market. Ninety-nine percent of Google’s revenue is derived from its advertising programs. Google India runs the Adwords programme whereby advertisements that appear on its website are sold in India to Indian business establishments.

Income tax department gave notice for Google India for not reveling correct revenues and for not producing its entire income for taxation. The profit and loss account filed by the company is not very clear to the IT department.

Tax department has questioned about paying tax on Google India’s net income which it gets from advertisements after crediting a sizeable amount as distribution fees to Google Ireland. It also built an argument on the basis of the contract between Google India and Google Ireland as Google India is conducting business and obtaining revenue from Adwords programme on its own account and the IT department wants the net income for Adwords programme only.

Tax department has estimated that in the 2008-09, Google India has admitted revenue of only 7.49 crore instead of showing the actual revenue of 167.32 crore. In addition to that tax was deducted at source (TDS) against the amount credited to Google Ireland. Based on the tax on gross income and TDS the department has made a claim of 74 crore for the year.

Google said that there is no error in accounting of revenue as it is  dealing with Google Ireland at arm’s length for which adequate documentation has been maintained.

The decision of the department is expected to be of great significance as it would be applicable for other search engines also if the revenue is generated from India, even though the platform may be based offshore.

Many IT firms like Infosys, Wipro, Mahindra Satyam has also received notice from tax department before Google India. In August 2011, the department has ordered Satyam Computer Services, currently Mahindra Satyam, to pay a tax of 2,114 crore for assessment years 2002-03 and 2007-08. The Additional Commissioner of Income Tax has sent draft of proposed assessment orders together with draft notices to the company under the Income Tax Act, 1961, for 1,037.69 crore and 1,075.73 crore for assessment years 2002-03 and 2007-08, respectively. The draft of the proposed assessment orders proposes among disallowance of tax exemptions or deductions claimed by the company.

In February 2011, the department has also slapped a tax demand of over 450 crore on software giant Infosys Technologies for wrongfully claiming tax exemption on onshore services by declaring them as software exports. Infosys rival Wipro also got an inquiry notice from the Income Tax Department in May 2011 for the assessment year 2008-09.

Govt wanted 358 Web posts removed from Google: report


Google has received government requests to remove 358 items from its services, including those in YouTube and Orkut, during the January-June period, according to a report by the Internet search giant.

As many as 255 requests cited government criticism as reason, a Google Transparency Report has said. The government had asked Google to remove 236 items from Orkut and 19 items from YouTube for the same reason, it added.

Other reasons include defamation (39 requests), privacy and security (20 requests), impersonation (14 requests), hate speech (8 requests), pornography (3 requests) and national security (1 request).

As much as 51 per cent of the total requests were partially or fully complied with, the report said.

The information assumes significance in the backdrop of the raging controversy over the screening of content on social networking sites. Communications and IT Minister Kapil Sibal has asked them to screen derogatory, defamatory and inflammatory content about political leaders and religion.

India launches Aakash, the cheapest tablet around


The much awaited India’s ultra-low-cost tablet is finally here. The much talked-about $35 tablet has been branded Aakash, and not Sakshat as reported earlier.

The initial cost at which the government is acquiring one lakh units the tablet PC from DataWind is Rs 2250 per unit. The target price at which the government intends to acquire an additional 1 crore units is the previously publicised Rs 1750 per unit.


Powered by Android 2.2 (Froyo) and a 366 Mhz processor the 7-inch tablet has a resistive touch screen. The Aakash tablet is in fact DataWind’s UBISlate 7 tablet. Weighing 350 grams the tablet has 256MB RAM and an internal storage of 2GB Flash memory.

The tablet will also be commercially available from November at a price of Rs 2999. A cellular modem will be the additional feature in the commercial model. Some units of the tablet PC were also distributed to the students present at the launch event in New Delhi. The device will initially be made available to post-secondary students.

The Aakash tablet also has support for Wi-Fi connectivity and includes a microphone and stereo earphones. The tablet also comes with a 12-month replacement warranty. The device was first showcased in back in July 2010. The tablet supports additional external memory up to 32 GB and includes an USB port.

A keyboard portfolio case for the tablet will also be made available during the commercial launch at an additional cost of Rs 300.

India trails fellow BRIC nations Brazil, Russia and China in the drive to get its 1.2 billion population connected to technologies such as the Internet and mobile phones, a report by risk analysis firm Maplecroft said this year.

The number of Internet users grew 15-fold between 2000 and 2010, according to another recent report. Still, just 8 per cent of Indians have access. That compares with nearly 40 per cent in China.

Some 19 million people subscribe to mobile phones every month, making India the world’s fastest growing market, but most are from the wealthier segment of the population in towns.

The launch last week of Amazon’s Kindle Fire shook up the global tablet market, with its $199 price tag and slick browser a serious threat to Apple’s iPad.

Like the Kindle Fire, the Aakash uses the Google Android operating system, but market watchers were sceptical the Indian-made device will have mass appeal.

Specifications:

Hardware:

- Processor: 366 Mhz. Connexant with Graphics accelerator and HD Video processor
- Memory (RAM): 256MB RAM / Storage (Internal): 2GB Flash
- Storage (External): 2GB to 32GB Supported
- Peripherals (USB2.0 ports, number): 1 Standard USB port
- Audio out: 3.5mm jack / Audio in: 3.5mm jack
- Display and Resolution: 7″ display with 800×480 pixel resolution
- Input Devices: Resistive touch screen
- Connectivity and Networking: GPRS and WiFi IEEE 802.11 a/b/g
- Power and Battery: Up to 180 minutes on battery. AC adapter 200-240 volt range.

Software:

- OS: Android 2.2
- Document Rendering
* Supported Document formats: DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX, ODT, ODP
* PDF viewer, Text editor
- Multimedia and Image Display
* Image viewer supported formats: PNG, JPG, BMP and GIF
* Supported audio formats: MP3, AAC, AC3, WAV, WMA
* Supported video formats: MPEG2, MPEG4, AVI, FLV
- Communication and Internet
* Web browser – Standards Compliance: xHTML 1.1 compliant, JavaScript 1.8 compliant
* Separate application for online YouTube video
- Safety and other standards compliance
* CE certification / RoHS certification

Strange & Shining: Gallery of Mysterious Lights


Odd Light Shows

Odd Light ShowsCredit: YouTube

New evidence suggesting neutrinos can travel faster than the speed of light has shined a spotlight on how light moves and acts. Light plays off our atmosphere in strange and mysterious ways, sometimes sparking claims of UFO sightings and paranormal activity. From “shining halo clouds” to sprites and massive light spirals, the otherworldly photos of light phenomena in this gallery are naturally-occurring or man-made illusions.

Sky Spiral

Sky SpiralCredit: Dagfinn Rapp

The above unaltered image may like a wormhole to another dimension, but it was actually caused by a Russian missile that failed just after launch. The spectacular spiral light show appeared in December 2009 in the sky above northern Norway. According to Russia’s defense ministry, a botched Bulava ballistic test missile spun out of control, creating the mysterious rotating spiral effect.

Solar Pillar

Solar PillarCredit: Lars D. Terkelsen | larsdaniel.com

This shot, taken in May 2010 at Nødebohuse, North Zealand, in Denmark, shows a natural phenomenon referred to as a solar pillar. These vertical beams of light areusually created in cold air by ice crystals falling from high clouds. The crystals are sometimes flat, and air resistance will cause them to float flatly, rather than knifing downward on edge. As sunlight reflects off the crystals, the resulting column of light shining up into the sky seems to come from the sun, but in reality it’s just a few miles away from the observer.

Sprite Sighting

Sprite SightingCredit: ILAN Science Team

A natural weather phenomenon, sprites appear as flashes high in the sky. They are triggered by thunderstorms and are created when lightning from thunderstorms excites the electric field in the atmosphere above the storm. The resulting dancing flashes of bright light can form as balls of electricity, streaks, tendrils or a combination of both, such as in the above image.

Emerald Sunset Glow

Emerald Sunset GlowCredit: Nigella Hillgarth

Just above this sunset, a peculiar light glows green. This “green flash,” caused by light refracting in the atmosphere, is rarely seen. But it was captured by Nigella Hillgarth, director of the Birch Aquarium at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, as she took a routine photo of the sun sinking into the Pacific.

A Halo of Light

A Halo of LightCredit: YouTube

Above is a still from video taken last October and uploaded onto YouTube of a giant halo in an overcast sky over Moscow. The unusual sight ignited UFO rumors, but was easily explained by meteorologists. The “halo cloud” was just an optical illusion caused by sunlight hitting a cloud at just the right angle. The cloud’s round shape is likely what is known as a hole-punch cloud. These clouds occur within cirrostratus clouds, which are often composed of ice crystals and drops of water that are below freezing temperature but still in liquid form. When cirrostratus clouds are disturbed by planes or strong winds, the droplets can freeze instantly or evaporate, the latter of which will form the hole.

Stunning Sundogs

Stunning SundogsCredit: Don Brown, Utah Skies

A sundog is another atmospheric optical phenomenon caused by the refraction of sunlight by tiny ice crystals in clouds. Also known as “mock” suns or parhelia, sundogs appear on each side of the sun. The ice crystals must be oriented horizontally and the observer’s line of sight must be close to horizontal to see the sundogs. This beautiful photo was captured at sunrise on a cold morning in Park City, Utah. Above the Trans-Alaska Pipeline in midwinter, sundogs meld into a halo around the sun.

Lime Light

Lime LightCredit: Pi-Lens | Shutterstock

The sky appears to glow an eerie green hue as the intense aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, shine in the moonlit night. The striking image is mirrored on Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory, Canada.

Ice Crystal Arc

Ice Crystal ArcCredit: NOAA Photo Library

Solar halos are also caused by small, flat, six-sided, ice crystals that float down parallel to the ground. When an observer passes through the same plane as many of the falling ice crystals near sunrise or sunset, the alignment makes each crystal act like a miniature lens. These “lenses” refract sunlight into our view and create what appears to be a bright circle around the sun. Shown above is a photo of the sun peeking from behind a building, with a 22-degree solar halo arc shining around it.