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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
RTC, Right to Corruption - UPA applied for patent on Corruption-Baba Ramdev arrested
UPA do any thing against anti Corruption activists...
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev was arrested and physically removed from the Ramlila ground here early Sunday in a police operation. There was no official word on Ramdev’s whereabouts even as hundreds of people dispersed from the ground after heavy tear-gassing by anti-riot police.After talks breaking down, police swooped down on Baba Ramdev a little past midnight and detained him after firing tear gas shells and resorting to lathicharge on his supporters to end his day-old indefinite hunger strike on black money issue. Soon after his detention, rumours spread thick and fast that Ramdev had been arrested. His followers said that the Baba was arrested and not detained.
However, the Delhi Police denied the claims, saying Ramdev was detained as he was leaving the site. Meanwhile, Ramdev was flown to Dehradun from Delhi by a special plane after police swooped down on his hunger strike at the Ramlila Maidan in a mid-night operation.
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev was arrested and physically removed from the Ramlila ground here early Sunday in a police operation. There was no official word on Ramdev’s whereabouts even as hundreds of people dispersed from the ground after heavy tear-gassing by anti-riot police.After talks breaking down, police swooped down on Baba Ramdev a little past midnight and detained him after firing tear gas shells and resorting to lathicharge on his supporters to end his day-old indefinite hunger strike on black money issue. Soon after his detention, rumours spread thick and fast that Ramdev had been arrested. His followers said that the Baba was arrested and not detained.
However, the Delhi Police denied the claims, saying Ramdev was detained as he was leaving the site. Meanwhile, Ramdev was flown to Dehradun from Delhi by a special plane after police swooped down on his hunger strike at the Ramlila Maidan in a mid-night operation.
Saturday, April 30, 2011
CM helicopter Missing IN Arunachal prades
CM helicopter missin in Arunachal prades.
Since this morning 9:55
Bad weather affecting search operation
Ask help from Bhutan Goverment due to most of the area comes in bhutan area
Since this morning 9:55
Bad weather affecting search operation
Ask help from Bhutan Goverment due to most of the area comes in bhutan area
Friday, March 11, 2011
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A 7.2-magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Japan this afternoon has triggered a small tsunami, but with no reports of damage.
The quake hit at 1.54pm about 169 kilometres off the city of Sendai in northern Japan at a depth of 14 kilometres.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning of up to 50 centimetres for the east coast of the main Honshu island.
A 60-centimetre wave was first reported at Ofunato port half an hour after the quake without causing any damage.
"We have confirmed that small tsunami have come up on the shores, but we have no reports of damage at this point," said Shinobu Nagano, an emergency and disaster response official in Iwate prefecture.
"We are still trying to determine the impact of the quake."
Yoshiyuki Sato, an official at Kurihara City in Miyagi prefecture, about 300 kilometres north-east of Tokyo, told Reuters: "First I felt a jolt that pushed from underneath, then a big sideways tremor that lasted for about 20 seconds.
"The tremor was relatively big but things did not fall off the shelves in the city government building."
Australian James Hodges, who is based in Tokyo and has worked in Japan for two decades, said he was used to experiencing tremors.
"The only difference this time was that the tremor seemed to last a rather long time, without spiking to a greater intensity ... [T]here seem to be no major dramas here in western Tokyo at the moment."
Residents in the rural seaside areas where the quake was felt most strongly reported no immediate damage.
"It continued for about 30 seconds, but I don't see anything that looks different," said Yoshio Hoshi, a retired fisherman in Miyagi prefecture.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said a local tsunami might be generated as a result of the undersea jolt, although "no destructive widespread tsunami threat exists based on historical earthquake and tsunami data".
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre said there was no tsunami threat to the Australian mainland, islands or territories.
Daniel Jaksa, senior duty seismologist at Geoscience Australia, said the earthquake would have been felt in Japan, "but it's not likely to cause any great distress".
"7.2 earthquakes are quite common in the northern part of the Honshu. They get one of these every couple of years."
An official at the National Police Agency said there was no information on damage from the quake so far.
Tohoku Electric Power said its Onagawa nuclear plant was operating normally after the quake. Tokyo Electric Power also said there was no impact on its power plants in the region.
Bullet trains resumed running in north-eastern Japan after stopping briefly, Kyodo news agency reported.
Earthquakes are common in Japan, one of the world's most seismically active areas. The country accounts for about 20 per cent of the world's earthquakes of magnitude 6 or greater.
In 1933, about 3000 people were killed around Ofunato by an earthquake and tsunami that had a maximum wave height of 28.7 metres, the USGS said.
In 1896, a magnitude 8.5 earthquake generated a tsunami that killed 27,000 people in the area.
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Japan this afternoon has triggered a small tsunami, but with no reports of damage.
The quake hit at 1.54pm about 169 kilometres off the city of Sendai in northern Japan at a depth of 14 kilometres.
Do you know more? Text 0424 SMS SMH (+61 424 767 764), email us at scoop@smh.com.au or direct message on Twitter @smh_news
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The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning of up to 50 centimetres for the east coast of the main Honshu island.
A 60-centimetre wave was first reported at Ofunato port half an hour after the quake without causing any damage.
"We have confirmed that small tsunami have come up on the shores, but we have no reports of damage at this point," said Shinobu Nagano, an emergency and disaster response official in Iwate prefecture.
"We are still trying to determine the impact of the quake."
Yoshiyuki Sato, an official at Kurihara City in Miyagi prefecture, about 300 kilometres north-east of Tokyo, told Reuters: "First I felt a jolt that pushed from underneath, then a big sideways tremor that lasted for about 20 seconds.
"The tremor was relatively big but things did not fall off the shelves in the city government building."
Australian James Hodges, who is based in Tokyo and has worked in Japan for two decades, said he was used to experiencing tremors.
"The only difference this time was that the tremor seemed to last a rather long time, without spiking to a greater intensity ... [T]here seem to be no major dramas here in western Tokyo at the moment."
Residents in the rural seaside areas where the quake was felt most strongly reported no immediate damage.
"It continued for about 30 seconds, but I don't see anything that looks different," said Yoshio Hoshi, a retired fisherman in Miyagi prefecture.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said a local tsunami might be generated as a result of the undersea jolt, although "no destructive widespread tsunami threat exists based on historical earthquake and tsunami data".
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre said there was no tsunami threat to the Australian mainland, islands or territories.
Daniel Jaksa, senior duty seismologist at Geoscience Australia, said the earthquake would have been felt in Japan, "but it's not likely to cause any great distress".
"7.2 earthquakes are quite common in the northern part of the Honshu. They get one of these every couple of years."
An official at the National Police Agency said there was no information on damage from the quake so far.
Tohoku Electric Power said its Onagawa nuclear plant was operating normally after the quake. Tokyo Electric Power also said there was no impact on its power plants in the region.
Bullet trains resumed running in north-eastern Japan after stopping briefly, Kyodo news agency reported.
Earthquakes are common in Japan, one of the world's most seismically active areas. The country accounts for about 20 per cent of the world's earthquakes of magnitude 6 or greater.
In 1933, about 3000 people were killed around Ofunato by an earthquake and tsunami that had a maximum wave height of 28.7 metres, the USGS said.
In 1896, a magnitude 8.5 earthquake generated a tsunami that killed 27,000 people in the area.
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