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sairaj (india) 1 hr ago i am sure the son who is born will become the fastest and oldest bowler for Indian cricket team. he will bowl at raw pace of 100 kmphs/hr( yes 100 kmph not mph) and will come in indian team after zaheer khar retires Rkt's name is sairaj then :hmmm:
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Bandh called for dead Bihar boy' date= he turns up alive http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/bandh-called-for-dead-bihar-boy-he-turns-up-alive-280033 India never ceases to amaze me. :cantstop:
On Friday, the state's Madhubani district saw violent protests after locals claimed that the police was refusing to hand over an unclaimed, headless body which 17-year-old Prashant's family members said was his. And then, Prashant, along with the girl, was spotted today by a local resident at a tea shop in Mehrauli.
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Man takes wife to court for being ugly, wins $120,000 B->

A Chinese divorced and sued his wife for $120,000 for being ugly and won, according to a story posted on the website of Macedonian International News Agency (Mina). The story goes that Jian Feng, who was from Northern China, was so in love with his beautiful wife until they had a baby girl, who was said to be so ugly it horrified him. As the baby resembled neither parents, Feng demanded to know who the father was. His wife was forced to admit that she had spent $100,000 for intense plastic surgery from South Korean surgeons to look radically different. :facepalm: Feng eventually divorced and sued his wife under the terms that she had gotten him to marry her under false pretenses. He won and received the $120,000 he requested. (InterAksyon.com)
http://www.tempo.com.ph/2012/05/man-takes-wife-to-court-for-being-ugly-wins-120000/
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L'Aquila quake: Italy scientists guilty of manslaughter http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20025626 The scientists were guilty after not being able to predict the earthquake and/or raise sufficient warnings. 5000 scientists have signed an open letter to the president explaining that short-term earth quake prediction is not possible - http://www.aaas.org/news/releases/2010/media/0630italy_letter.pdf Yet, the judge finds them guilty! :facepalm:

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French president pushing homework ban as part of ed reforms
He doesn’t think it is fair that some kids get help from their parents at home while children who come from disadvantaged families don’t. It’s an issue that goes well beyond France, and has been part of the reason that some Americans oppose homework too. Hollande’s reform plans include increasing the number of teachers, moving the school week from four days to 4 1/2 days, overhauling the curriculum and taking steps to cut down on absenteeism.
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Indian loses bid to buy Brazilian's virginity

A Japanese man fended off strong competition from an Indian to secure a date with a 20-year-old Brazilian student, who sold her virginity for a $780,000 after putting it up for online auction for ÅÄharity? Catarina Migliorini, sold her virginity to Natsu who won the competition against an Indian Rudra Chatterjee and American bidders Jack Miller and Jack Right. The physical education student who said she will use the cash to build homes for poverty-stricken families was the subject of 15 bids, the New York Daily News reported. Catarina will be delivered to her buyer on board a plane between Australia and the US before and after loosing her virginity at a secret location. Natsu will retain a right to be anonymous, without his picture appearing in the media, the report said. Catarina said she wanted to plough $ 20,000 and 90 per cent of the final auction price into an NGO that will construct modern houses in her home state of Santa Catarina. Catarina also said that she would be followed every step of the way by an Australian crew for a documentary film called "Virgins Wanted?"
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/indian-loses-bid-to-buy-brazilian-s-virginity/1022072/ Rudra Chatterjee:hehe:
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Man sues wife for giving birth to ugly baby and wins lawsuit.

We promise this is an actual lawsuit and not just a harsh snap we heard while playing the dozens: A woman in China was sued by her husband after she gave birth to a baby the husband considered so ugly he insisted she must have had an affair. After all, his wife was gorgeous and he clearly believes he is a dreamboat, so how could they have an ugly baby? When it came to light the woman had had a lot of plastic surgery before they met and the new daughter merely inherited her old face, the man not only divorced his wife, but sued her for the equivalent of $120,000 -- and won. The presiding judge ruled the man had technically married the woman under ÅÇalse pretenses. Regardless of how his wife looks, sheÃÔ better off without a guy so hideous on the inside.
http://now.msn.com/man-sues-wife-for-being-ugly-after-their-ugly-baby-is-born Amazing.
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32-yr-old booked, fined for getting rid of illegal banner

A 32-year-old Chembur resident has been fined Rs 1,200 after he was caught pulling down an illegal political hoarding from the gate of his housing society. Having been taken to Chunabhatti Police Station and detained for over an hour, he was booked under section 110 of the Bombay Police Act, which deals with behaving indecently in public places. Ironically, following the recent Ganpati celebrations, BMC workers pulled down nearly 3,192 illegal hoardings across the city, but not a single person has been booked for putting them up. Hitesh Rupani, who lives in Sindhi Society in Chembur, was returning home at around midnight last Tuesday when he came across the huge hoarding put up by a political party. ŵhe banner did not have a receipt on it, which all legal hoardings should have. I am totally against hoardings that deface public property, and decided to bring it down, said Rupani, who runs a music academy and owns a recording studio in Chembur. Just as he had started, however, two cops who were on patrol walked up to him. According to Rupani, they asked why he was bringing the hoarding down, and when he gave them his reasons, they asked him to complete the job before telling him he was going to be booked. They asked him to stuff the hoarding he had pulled down in his car, and accompany them to the police station. :facepalm: Űnce there, the officers present were debating what I should be booked for. Initially, they threatened me saying I would have to pay a fine of Rs 12,500, he said. After over an hour, he added, they seemed to agree that he should be booked for behaving indecently in public - the fine for which is Rs 1,200. Rupani had only Rs 1,160 on him, which he handed over to the cops (who, in a rare act of generosity on the night, gave him a receipt for the full amount of Rs 1,200). ŵhe police are supposed to book those who deface public property. I was booked for doing the opposite, he said. Last year, Mumbai Mirror, along with former Test cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar, had initiated a campaign to rid the city of the thousands of ugly, illegal political hoardings. Following the campaign, the BMC had changed the rules that govern putting up banners, while all major political parties had agreed to support the move (their rider: theyÃÅ come on board if all their opponents did the same). When contacted by Mumbai Mirror, Damodar Chaudhari, senior inspector of Chunabhatti Police Station, promised to look into RupaniÃÔ complaint. ůormally, we do not book people for such a thing. I will personally check if my officers have booked someone for removing an illegal hoarding, he said.
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/article/2/201210312012103103170994129a98de4/32yrold-booked-fined-for-getting-rid-of-illegal-banner.html
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Mother 'beat son, 7, to death then set fire to his body' Mother 'beat son, 7, to death then set fire to his body' because he struggled to learn the Koran off by heart

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A mother brutally beat her seven-year-old son to death with a stick then set his body on fire because he was struggling to commit passages from the Koran to memory, a court was told. Sara Ege, 32, is alleged to have beaten Yaseen Ali 'like a dog' for failing to recite passages from the religious text, before burning his body at the family home in Cardiff to try and cover up what she had done. The youngster's death was initially believed to be a tragic accident following the blaze at the house in Pontcanna, until a post-mortem examination revealed Yaseen had died before the fire broke out, Cardiff Crown Court heard.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2226408/Mother-beat-son-7-death-set-body-struggled-learn-Koran-heart.html
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