Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Information about Japanese Food

If you dig on japanese food, lunch and dinner are never going to be the same again. Check out the Japanese foof festival, "Lahmein Affair", on at the Shanghai club at sheraton chola. Start off with an assortment of sushi-Nigiri, featuring crabmeat, tuna and salmon, and Maki,rolled sushi,with crabmeat, scallops, asparagus and friend bean curd. There is a course of soups too. The main course features chicken Teriyaki, Nikujaga,chavamushi,etc. There are desserts too - Anman, fresh fruit jelly and assorted ice creams.

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Information of Fraud Pension

A Former employee of the Chennai Port Trust, who fraudulently claimed freedom fighters' pension, was sentenced to two years rigorous impirisonment by a special court. According to an official release, the Central Bureau of Investigation had registered a case against a person for cheating the Union Government by claiming pension under the freedom fighters category. The accused had furnished false information about his age and got pension since 1988, even while he was in service. After retirement, the person got pension from port as well. The accused was also slapped a fine of Rs.3,000 by the court.

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Old Information of Sourav Threat

Sanjay Gadhvi is baffled and upset because his film "Kidnap" finds itself at the centre of a controversy, perhaps "inspiring" the threat to kidnap Saurav Ganguly's daughter. Following newspaper reports that Saurav Ganguly has recieved threats through post that if he does not pay up Rs. 2 crore as advance ransom, his six-year-old daughter Sana would be kidnapped, Sanjay Gadhvi is not pleased. "This makes me terribly upset. First I have to go through all that the critics have said about the film and now people talking about my film inspiring a kidnap!" he says. It had happened earlier with "Dhoom" when bike robberies took place after the film was released.

Sunday, October 4, 2015

Information of New business school

Rajagiri Business School, the new institution founded by the Rajagiri College of Social Sciences Society, based in Kochi, recently inaugurated their distinctive offering, postgraduate in diploma in management(PGDM) in the areas of marketing, finance, human resources and information systems. The programme focuses on current developments in knowledge and practice in the world of management with emphasis on quantitative skills, soft skills and social sensitivity. It is aimed at comprehensive and integral development of individuals. developing procative and socially sensitive management professionals by imparting training in required technical, human and conceptual skills and providing training to the students to enable them to apply the best practices in management.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Information about Exciting Night

Honeymoon is supposed to be an exciting period for newly-weds, but for a significant number of them, the very first night turns out to be a nightmare.

A recent sub-national study on physical and sexual violence among married youth showed that 18-30% of the women were subjected to physical violence and 10-54% reported sexual violence. While 49% of young women from the eastern and northern states in India were subjected to forced sex on the wedding night, up to 23% women in the western and southern states went through the ordeal.

The study was carried out by the International Institute for Population Sciences in Mumbai and Population Council in Delhi over a period of two years across six states -- Bihar, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. It showed that at least 30% of the 13,912 young married women in the 14-24 years age-group faced physical violence once in their lifetime.

Rajasthan recorded the lowest prevalence of violence. About 27% of the 1,947 women interviewed from Maharashtra faced physical violence in marriage. 'Abusive husbands' of Maharashtra shared the second spot with Jharkhand and Tamil Naidu only after Bihar, as per the study. About 23% of the same women claimed they were victims of recent physical violence.

The study, however, showed that women in Maharashtra reported highest incidence of first violence (14%) within the very first year of marriage as compared to an average 9-7% in other states.

About 23% women from Maharashtra reported forced sex by husbands on the first night whereas corresponding men reported as low as 4%.

"It is surprising that violence was reported even among urban educated couples," said SJ Jejeebhoy, senior associate, population council.

"As against the popular belief, neither marriage nor pregnancy is a protective factor for women in India," said Dr Balaiah Donta, deputy director, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health (NIRRH).