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Some very interesting facts that you ever heard before.

1. To make a pound of honey ,bees need to visit more than  2 million flowers and fly around 50,000 miles. -So next time you eat honey do not forget how much  hard work is done by the little bees.
2. Studies show that months of exposure to stress can permanently destroy neurons in your brain, which affect learning, reasoning, memory and impulse control. - Please do not take tension. 
3. In a program known as "REDEMPTION THROUGH READING" , in Brazil prisons offer their prisoners the chance to reduce their prison sentence by up to 4 days for every book they read and write a report on. - Do this if you are ever jailed in Brazil 
4. A study have found that people with creative minds tend to have a harder time to fall asleep at night. So they prefer to stay up late. - Show them this facts who ever ask why do you sleep so late.
5. In Germany first aid training is mandatory in order to obtain a driving licence and every vehicle has to carry a first aid kit.  -Do not forget the First Aid wherever you are.
6. Research shows that children who are going through a difficult time are more likely to confide in their pets than their siblings. -A pet knows all the secret.
7. The grasshopper mice are carnivorous rodents that defend its territory by howling like a small fox. -
8. The Ramsey Effect is a theory which asserts a correlations between the deaths of public figures and scoring of goals by Arsenal player Aaron Ramsey. His so called victims include Osama Bin Laden, Steve Jobs, Muammar Gaddafi, Whitney Houston, Paul Walker,Robin Williams and Richard Attenborough.
9. James Randi a retired stage magician and scientific skeptic has agreed to pay $1,000,000 to any person who demonstrates any psychic, supernatural or paranormal ability. It remains unclaimed till now. - Do try if you have any psychic powers you may win a million Dollars$$$.
10. Lego has an underground vault containing one copy of each Lego set ever made in history.
11. "THE MUSEUM OF FAILED PRODUCTS" in Ann Arbor Michigan contains thousands of failed products that tanked the shelves within months of their release.
12. Panthers are not real species of cats. They are jaguars in America and leopards in Asia and Africa who have melanism which is opposite of albinism.
13. In the vast majority of the worlds languages the word for mother begins with letter M.  

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Sayings..

Someone has said "A person gets to know the original value of money when he or she starts earning."

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Javed Akhtar replies with a squelcher to Owaisi

 Constitution doesn't ask you to wear sherwani and turban but still you wear it..
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He won't praise BHARAT MATA...

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI: Rejecting RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's suggestion for infusing patriotism, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi has said he will not chant 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' even if a knife is put to his throat.

Owaisi's assertion days after Bhagwat said the new generation needs to be taught to chant slogans hailing mother India drew sharp condemnation from RSS, BJP and Shiv Sena while he stood by his statement made at a public rally.

"I don't chant that slogan. What are you going to do, Bhagwat sahab," the Lok Sabha MP from Hyderabad said at the rally in Udgir tehsil of Latur district in Maharashtra on Sunday.

"I won't utter that (slogan) even if you put a knife to my throat," Owaisi said, amid loud applause from the crowd.

"Nowhere in the Constitution it says that one should say 'Bharat Mata ki Jai'," Owaisi said.

On March 3, Bhagwat had said the new generation needs to be taught to chant slogans hailing mother India, comments which came against the backdrop of the row over alleged anti-India sloganeering on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus.

"Now the time has come when we have to tell the new generation to chant 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' (hail mother India). It should be real, spontaneous and part of all-round development of the youth," the RSS chief had said.

Asked by reporters to comment on the condemnation of his statement, Owaisi said he stood by it, asserting there is no violation of any law or Constitution in what he said.

"Whom is he (Bhagwat) trying to frighten? He can't force his ideology on others," the AIMIM leader said.

Senior Shiv Sena leader and minister Ramdas Kadam said Owaisi should go to Pakistan if he doesn't want to say 'Bharat Mata ki Jai'.

"I have asked Maharashtra government to take action against him," Kadam said.

BJP leader and Finance minister Sudhir Mungantiwar said the local administration will examine Owaisi's statement and the government will then take appropriate action.

Ratan Sharda, author and RSS ideologue, accused Owaisi of playing politics on national feelings and asked, "If you say I love my mother then what is the problem."

BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh also accused Owaisi of trying to provoke nationalist sentiments, describing his statement as "highly condemnable".

Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari said statements like that made by Owaisi should be "completely avoided".

Interestingly, Samajwadi Party MLA in Mumbai Abu Azmi said Owaisi should say 'Bharat Mata ki jai', but added that "parties like BJP and Shiv Sena are indulging in politics over the issue".(Source:TOI)

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Invisible mobile charging

Say good-bye to tangled wires and misplaced charging cables. Spanish start-up MiniBatt presented a smartphone charging system that can be installed in any piece of furniture, regardless of the material. To charge a device, you just have to put it on top of a desk, chair or table. The company hopes to convince furniture makers to incorporate the charger into its designs.

The device consists of an 80 mm disk which can be placed under any table or surface of wood, plastic or glass, plugged into an electricity outlet, making it invisible to users. To charge the mobile phone battery, you just need to place it on the table, on top of a sticker indicating the charging zone. Thus, the phone does not need to connect to any device nor does it need direct contact with the charger.

"We're beginning to sell the product to furniture makers, restaurants, offices, stations and waiting area managers, in other words, any space where it might be useful for a user to have a charger handy," said MiniBatt's managing director, Jordi Gilberga.

The company behind this charger was originally dedicated to manufacturing automobile components. In 2012 there was a generational change in the management structure and the firm began to work in the area of portable energy banks that can give power to flat batteries in vehicles(IBNlive).

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Rahul Gandhi,Arvind Kejriwal and others booked under sedition charges...

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury are among nine persons who have been booked on sedition charges in connection with the JNU row, police said today.

An FIR has been registered against Rahul, Kejriwal, Yechury, Congress leaders Anand Sharma and Ajay Maken, CPI leader D Raja, JD(U) Spokesperson KC Tyagi, JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar and JNU research scholar Umar Khalid on the order of a court here, based on a complaint filed by lawyer Janardhan Goud.

"It is a court-referred matter. Following the court's directive, a case under section 124A of the IPC (sedition) has been registered yesterday against nine persons, including Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, Sitaram Yechury, JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar and others," Saroornagar Police Station Inspector S Lingaiah said today.

The court has posted the matter for hearing on March 4.

In his petition, Goud said Rahul and other leaders, despite being aware that Delhi Police had registered a case against Kanhaiya on charge of sedition had visited JNU campus and knowingly supported them and hence it "amounted to sedition".

Kanhaiya and Khalid, who have earlier been arrested in Delhi on sedition charge, have also been booked here on the same charge.

Goud had filed a complaint in the court of Metropolitan Magistrate here on Thursday, seeking its direction to police for registration of a case against Kanhaiya and Khalid for allegedly raising anti-India and pro-Afzal Guru slogans on JNU campus and others.

In his petition, Goud said he has every right to question those who are indulging in "anti-national activities and also those who are encouraging anti-nationals in the name of solidarity for those who are facing criminal charges under section 124(A) of IPC."

FIR registered against JNUSU Pres. Kanhaiya Kumar, Umar Khalid and Anand Sharma under IPC Sec 124 A, 156(3) CRPC in Saroornagar PS,Cyberabad

— ANI (@ANI_news) February 28, 2016

Kanhaiya Kumar’s bail hearing to continue on Monday

Meanwhile, Kanhaiya Kumar’s bail hearing is going to continue tomorrow. The Delhi High Court is likely to resume tomorrow hearing on a bail plea of JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar, arrested in a sedition case for allegedly raising anti-India slogans in the university campus. Justice Pratibha Rani, who had on February 24 deferred the hearing till February 29 after Delhi police informed the bench that it will seek his further custodial interrogation, will resume the hearing tomorrow.

The hearing assumes significance as the police is likely to apprise the bench about the ongoing investigation during which it had taken Kanhaiya to one day custody to confront him with two other JNU students and arrested accused -- Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya. Umar and Anirban had surrendered before police late on February 23 night.

Both the accused are in police custody till February 29. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for Kanhaiya, had earlier contended that as per the status report filed by Delhi Police there was no evidence of any anti-India slogans being raised by his client. Kanhaiya, who was arrested on February 12, was in police custody till February 17 and was later remanded in judicial custody till March 2 amid violence at the court premises during the remand proceedings.

He was taken to one-day police custody on February 25 and was thereafter remanded back in judicial custody for two weeks on February 26. In its status report filed before the high court, police had alleged Kanhaiya had not only participated in the event in JNU campus on February 9 where anti-national slogans were allegedly raised but had "actually organised" the programme. It had claimed that besides Kanhaiya and other accused, some "foreign elements" were also present during the event and they had covered their faces to hide their identity.

"The investigation agency is looking for linkage between the petitioner (Kanhaiya), his co-accused and the said foreign elements who were hiding their identity by covering their faces," the police had said while opposing his bail plea.(DNA India)

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