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Hello,Vimal Kochar has added you as a friend on the website VK.comYou can log in and view your friends` pages using your email and automatically created password: nadrZSwQVK.com is a website that helps dozens of millions of people find their old friends, share photos and events and always stay in touch.To log in, please follow this link: http://vk.com/login.php?regemail=mothilalkc.jokesrfunny@blogger.com#nadrZSwQYou can change your password in Settings.Attention: If you ignore this invitation, your registration will not be activated.Good luck!Best regards, VK Administration - 9 days ago

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Bhadaru, a 127-year-old man who is the oldest voter in Himachal Pradesh, rode a horse to the polling station to exercised his franchise Wednesday, an official said. 'Bhadaru voted at the polling station number 35 in the Kasumpti constituency that comes under the Shimla parliamentary constituency,' state's chief electoral officer Anil Khachi told IANS. The polling station was four km from Bhadaru's house and he travelled on horseback to cast his vote. He apparently didn't like reporters' queries about his age. 'Why are you asking me again and again about my age? I am not getting (old age) pension. I don't know why it stopped and when. The Congress government was good in administration.' He refused to reveal who he voted for in this election but said he had 'voted for Jawaharlal Nehru in the first election (1952)'. As per electoral rolls, 2,003 voters in Himachal Pradesh are above 90, of which 800 have crossed 100. From the Shimla constituency, Virender Kashyap of the state's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is pitted against the sitting MP, Dhani Ram Shandil of the Congress. -- If you like this post, then please subscribe to my Also you can Subscribe by Email so that new posts will be sent to your inbox. PRIYANKA CHOPRA TOO HOT TRY THESE HAIRCUTS - 6 months ago

CBI finds Raju's laptops difficult to crack The Central Bureau of Investigation, investigating the financial scam at Satyam Computer Services, is finding it difficult to crack the content of the two laptops that belong to the company's founder, B Ramalinga Raju. It is now sourcing special accessories to unearth the data stored in them. The CBI had seized many computers, laptops and hard disks from the houses of Raju, former chief financial officer Srinivas Vadlamani and other accused.A CBI official who is part of the multi-disciplinary probe team, said some computers and laptops had been referred to the Government Examiner of Questioned Documents (GEQD). "We could not access the data in the two Apple Macintosh laptops. They require special accessories and we are getting them," he said. Also, the CBI is now preparing a supplementary chargesheet to highlight new findings or observations. Meanwhile, the CBI is awaiting the reports of the specimen signature analysis from the GEQD. The CBI has collected about 50 signature samples of Ramalinga Raju, his brother and former managing director, B Rama Raju, former chief financial officer Vadlamani, and two Price Waterhouse auditors, S Gopalakrishna and Srinivas Talluri. The GEQD reports would strengthen the CBI's argument that Raju and his aides had signed certain documents, which would be key in proving criminal conspiracy charges against them.Meanwhile, the fourth metropolitan sessions judge posted the orders on the bail petitions of the Raju brothers and Vadlamani for tomorrow. The defence counsel argued that there was no question of diversion of money as none existed in the first place.  Objecting to this, the public prosecutor questioned the need for the accused to hide the company's affairs, including infusing funds, taking loans for the company and forging fixed deposit receipts from other directors. There was evidence that other employees helped in the scam on instructions from top officials, he said. They inflated the accounts to protect their positions and to get better dividends for their shares, he said, adding that the family members offloaded their shares when the price peaked above Rs 600. -- If you like this post, then please subscribe to my Also you can Subscribe by Email so that new posts will be sent to your inbox. PRIYANKA CHOPRA TOO HOT TRY THESE HAIRCUTS - 6 months ago

Get rid of that toothpaste-encrusted cup, and get ready for FLUID, the faucet that turns into a drinking fountain with a simple flick of your wrist. Twist the knob on the side to adjust the water temperature, and move the "nose" to a level position to stop the water flow. The farther up or down you move it, the faster the water flows. It's a concept from Köhler Design, a German group of designers not to be confused with the all-American Kohler Company, toilet makers to the stars, and creator of faucets that qualify as works of art. Maybe the two should team up and get this unique faucet into bathrooms across the world, pronto. Either that, or we're getting one of those toothbrushes that also gives you water-fountain capability. Because really, how do you rinse after brushing? Put your mouth on the faucet? Use a messy cup that invariably gets caked with all that toothpaste on your mouth? Or cup your hands under the faucet? -- If you like this post, then please subscribe to my Also you can Subscribe by Email so that new posts will be sent to your inbox. PRIYANKA CHOPRA TOO HOT TRY THESE HAIRCUTS - 6 months ago

Washington, May 14 (IANS) An Indian-American investment adviser has been sentenced to 10 years in prison following his conviction on 20 counts of fraud with a scheme that bilked 15 investors of $12.5 million. Amit Mathur, 38, of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, was also ordered to pay restitution to his victims by the federal District Court in Worcester, the Boston office of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said in a release. Holding himself out as a fantastically successful investment adviser operating a firm in Worcester known as Entrust Capital Management, Inc, Mathur received approximately $16 million from investors, it alleged. According to evidence presented at trial, Mathur told investors - in person and in marketing literature - that Entrust was operating a hedge fund that consistently achieved positive rates of return and did better than the general stock market indices. In this way, Mathur lulled his investors into a false sense of security to persuade them to invest money and to leave their money with Entrust for the long term, the FBI said. In fact, during its entire existence, according to the evidence introduced at trial, the Entrust fund suffered consistent losses. Moreover, in several instances, Mathur never even invested the money investors gave him. Instead, he misappropriated more than $5 million of investors' money for his own personal use, including luxury items such as several cars, gambling, New England Patriots football season tickets, jewellery and clothing, FBI said. -- If you like this post, then please subscribe to my Also you can Subscribe by Email so that new posts will be sent to your inbox. PRIYANKA CHOPRA TOO HOT TRY THESE HAIRCUTS - 6 months ago

Rare blue diamond auctioned for $8.4 million A rare 7.03-carat blue diamond has sold for more than $8.4 million at an auction in Geneva. The buyer will be able to name the diamond, auctioneer Sotheby's said. The gem, which is smaller than a dime and shaped like a cushion, is one of only a few blue diamonds ever found. Sotheby's said the gem was discovered last year in South Africa and has been graded highly for its vivid colour and clarity. -- If you like this post, then please subscribe to my Also you can Subscribe by Email so that new posts will be sent to your inbox. PRIYANKA CHOPRA TOO HOT TRY THESE HAIRCUTS - 6 months ago