Survival of shark hit Yacht for 118 days

An eccentric English love story transforming into one of the most dramatic adventures ever recorded. Maurice a cautious and awkward and Marilyn charismatic and hopeful, an unlikely workable romance. Bored in 1970s suburban life, Marilyn has an idea, sell the house, build a boat, leave England and its oil crisis, industrial strikes and inflation – forever and turning dreams into reality, but finally they set sail for New Zealand. But halfway there their beloved yacht is struck by a sperm whale rising from the depths of the Pacific hundreds of miles from the Galapagos and cracks open the hull of … Continue reading Survival of shark hit Yacht for 118 days

Japanese education system

 In Japanese schools students don’t take any exams until they reach grade four. Japanese believe that at this age there are far more important lessons. To impart to children than those found on tests. They teach proper behaviour and respect for all people regardless of their financial status.they aim is about fostering independence and simultaneously  to work in a team.  There are no janitors in schools as students take full charge of cleaning. Students learn the importuning of valuing  and conserving the environment. Education is pursued truly for knowledge in the low and middle grades students  aren’t given grades. Politeness … Continue reading Japanese education system

Disney’s $8.5bn deal to merge India business with Reliance Industries

Disney will trim financial exposure in its loss making venture in one of the world’s most populated countries on the Indian subcontinent by striking a $8.5bn deal to merge its India business with Reliance Industries. Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance, the Indian conglomerate will invest $1.4bn and take a 63 per cent stake in the new company while Disney  will hold  37 per cent. The new entity is valued at $8.5bn. Disney acquired Star India in 2019 as part of its blockbuster $71bn acquisition of Fox from Rupert Murdoch, which they viewed as one of the most promising business in Murdoch’s … Continue reading Disney’s $8.5bn deal to merge India business with Reliance Industries

Unmanned runaway trains speeds past five stations

A Freight train without a drive on board was speeding over 43.4 miles (70km) through a station in Northern India. Indian Railways has ordered an investigation after the unmanned train which was on its way to Punjab from Jammu, was moving down a sloping track after the driver and assistant got off for a crew change. The 53-wagon train, carrying stone chips, gained speed of nearly 62mph (100km/h) and managed to cross about five stations before it was brought to a halt. The train was stopped after a railway official placed wood blocks on the tracks to stop the train. … Continue reading Unmanned runaway trains speeds past five stations

JAB

An engrossing dramatic look back not long ago to a time of crisis which affected us all Worldwide. “JAB” – The world premiere by James McDermott at The very  famous Finborough Theatre, 118 Finborough Road,  London SW10 9ED.  Running until and including Saturday 16 March.  http: // Finborough Theatre.co.uk. Directed by Scott Le Crass. This emotional and eye popping play was written by the talented James McDermott about his very own parents and is set in lockdown.  The couple – Anne and Don have been together for 29 years and Anne is an NHS worker and has been the main … Continue reading JAB

England lose the match by 5 wickets and series

26 Feb 2024 Men’s International Test Match Series Day 4 of 5 at JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi, India. Series 3-1 India vs England England won the toss and decided to bat England 353 ao off 104.5ov  Root 122 no off 274, 10 fours, Robinson 58 off 96, 9 fours, 1 six, Foakes 47 off 125,4 fours, 1 six, Crawley 42 off 42, 6 fours, 1 six, Barstow 38 off 35, 4 fours, 1 six, Deep 3-78, Jadeja 4-67,  Siraj 2-78, R Ashwin 1-83. India 307 ao off 103.2 ov, Jurel 90 off 149, 6 fours, 4 sixes,  Jaiswal 73 … Continue reading England lose the match by 5 wickets and series

England collapse in the second innings

25 Feb 2024 Men’s International Test Match Series Day 3 of 5 at JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi, India. Series 2-1 India vs England England won the toss and decided to bat England 353 ao off 104.5ov  Root 122 no off 274, 10 fours, Robinson 58 off 96, 9 fours, 1 six, Foakes 47 off 125,4 fours, 1 six, Crawley 42 off 42, 6 fours, 1 six, Barstow 38 off 35, 4 fours, 1 six, Deep 3-78, Jadeja 4-67,  Siraj 2-78, R Ashwin 1-83. India 307 ao off 103.2 ov, Jurel 90 off 149, 6 fours, 4 sixes,  Jaiswal 73 … Continue reading England collapse in the second innings

Germany relaxes marijuana law

German Chancellor Oalf Scholz’s flagship social reforms is realized. Germany legislated the consumption and possession of cannabis by allowing adults to publicly use upto 25 grammes of marijuana from April 1, and this is no April fool joke either. Germany has gone further than their neighbor Netherlands, which is renowned for its relaxed approach to smoking weed, here the possession of 5g is still a criminal offence.In Canada you can possess up to 30g of cannabis, is now liberal than Germany. In the US 24 states allow it for recreational personal use.German lawmakers have voted to legalise consumption and possession … Continue reading Germany relaxes marijuana law

Power of Xi

Xi Jinping, Beijing’s authoritatian leader, and Ho Jintao, his predecessor, made a debate in front of world’s television cameras  in a 2022-rated as commercial box office.  Xi and Hu sitting before massed ranks deputies at the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, a convention which is held once in five years. Xi used the Congress to secure a third term as head of the party, at distinction that effectively meant he was set up to become China’s leader for life. Hu reached to take a red folder in front of him. Xi signalled an orderly who grabbed Hu under … Continue reading Power of Xi

Bad Behaviour on campus

A debut novel about Helen, a graduate student who follows her disgraced mentor to a university that gives safe harbour to scholars of ill repute, igniting a crisis of work and a test of her conscience and marriage. Helen is one of the brightest minds of her generation, a young physicist on a path to solve high-temperature superconductivity which could perhaps save the planet. When she discovers that her brilliant adviser is involved in a sex scandal, Helen is torn, should she give ump on her work with him? Or should she accompany him to a controversial university, founded by … Continue reading Bad Behaviour on campus