Melbourne, Mar 16 (PTI) Australian ANZ Bank today denied reports of shifting 500 jobs to India, stating it does not expect to make any “material” cut in employment in 2009, including jobs in Australia.
Expired food distributed among Pak quake-hit victims
19 Jan
Posted by sarabjeet as News & Media, Regional
In a startling case that has come to light, tinned food that was produced in Iran and had expired 20 years ago, was distributed among the quake-hit victims in Pakistan.
Sarnath- Buddhist pilgrimage destination in UP India
12 Jan
Posted by sarabjeet as Regional, Society & Culture
Sarnath, situated 10 km away from Varanasi, is the place where Lord Buddha preached his first sermon in 500 B.C.
The Jewish and Christian communities share the same religious roots and now, the Israeli tourism ministry is hoping that this link will send the cash registers ringing when they open a new Biblical theme park by the Sea of Galilee.
Kanyakumari is located in the southern most tip of India subcontinent. Kanya Kumari in Tamil Nadu, is the India’s Lands End, where at the time of the full moon it is possible to watch the sun set and the moon rise at the same time.
Rajasthan is located in northwest of India. It is one of the driest regions in India. The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is pretty in pink. Vegetable marts, jewellery shops, camel-riding locals make it a busy and crowded metropolis.
Hunter Valley is oldest commercial wine producing area in Australia. It has only 2 hours drive from Sydney. This area is also famous for its music and entertainment. Hunter valley not only provide wine but it is also rich in art and crafts.
Singapore is also called as ‘Lion City’. Its mix of Chinese, Indian, and Malay cultures, spiced with Western influences, creates a wonderful blend and this small country celebrates the uniqueness of each in its own special way.
Goa is one of the state of India. It has the population of around 1.3 million. Panaji, the capital of Goa, is the town with Portuguese styled cafes, whitewashed churches and overhanging balconies.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Hurricane Katrina toppled trees, whipped up the surf and left more than 1.3 million customers without power as it struck Florida’s densely populated southeastern coast Thursday. Two people were killed by falling trees.
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