Shame in democracy TRS people throwed eggs on Chiranjeevi.

There is a quote Difficulties comes to good people only. TSR people cant attack YSR who didnt fullfilled his promise, rather throwed eggs on Chiranjeevi for being good and understanding telangana difficulties.

Praja Rajyam Party president Chiranjeevi, who is undertaking Praja Ankitha Yatra in Warangal district, was attacked with raw eggs at Narasampet.

The PRP convoy was obstructed by Telangana Rashtra Samithi workers demanding a clear-cut policy on Telangana. When Chiranjeevi replied that he already made a policy statement on Telangana at Jagityal, the TRS workers threw raw eggs at him.

Chiranjeevi went to the nearby college and had a bath before proceeding on his Yatra. He said that he would not be afraid of such attacks.

Meanwhile, TRS Chief K Chandrasekhar Rao condemned the attack on Chiranjeevi and exhorted his followers to be peaceful as violent activities were not the agenda of TRS.

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This might be Old news for some people whilst new for other people!

Space images taken by NASA reveal a mysterious ancient bridge in the Palk Strait between India and Sri Lanka. The recently discovered bridge currently named as Adam’s Bridge is made of chain of shoals, c.18 mi (30 km) long.
The bridge’s unique curvature and composition by age reveals that it is man made. The legends as well as Archeological studies reveal that the first signs of human inhabitants in Sri Lanka date back to the a primitive age, about 1,750,000 years ago and the bridge’s age is also almost equivalent. This information is a crucial aspect for an insight into the mysterious legend called Ramayana, which was supposed to have taken place in treta yuga (more than 1,700,000 years ago).
In this epic, there is a mentioning about a bridge, which was built between Rameshwaram (India) and Srilankan coast under the supervision of a dynamic and invincible figure called Rama who is supposed to be the incarnation of the supreme.
This information may not be of much importance to the archeologists who are interested in exploring the origins of man, but it is sure to open the spiritual gates of the people of the world to have come to know an ancient history linked to the Indian mythology.

[Courtesy: NASA Digital Image Collection] [Homepage: http://www.nasa.gov/]

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Sri Lanka History

The first signs of human inhabitants in Sri Lanka date back to the Stone Age, about 1.750.000 million years ago. These people are said to have come from the South of India and reached the Island through a land bridge connecting the Indian subcontinent to Sri Lanka named Adam’s Bridge. This is related so in the epic Hindu book of Ramayana.

Adam’s Bridge

Rama’s Bridge, chain of shoals, c.18 mi (30 km) long, in the Palk Strait between India and Sri Lanka. At high tide it is covered by c. 4 ft (1.2 m) of water. A steamer ferry links Rameswaram, India, with Mannar, Sri Lanka. According to Hindu legend, the bridge was built to transport Rama, hero of the Ramayana, to the island to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana.

Here’s a picture of a public toilet in Switzerland.

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That’s made entirely out of one-way glass. No one can see you in there, but when you are inside, it looks like you’re sitting in a clear glass box. Would you use it?!?!!!!!….

Mitsubishi is looking forward to ushering in a new era in living room entertainment by introducing its new LaserVue TV which is ready for shipping. Will such laser technology overpower the combined might of both plasma and LCD at this point in time? I don’t think so – at least not yet. After all, LCD prices have been dropping pretty steadily over the years for them to be finally affordable for the average Joe, so to move up a notch to the next level is definitely out of the question for most people, in addition to the fact that most people are already tightening their belts due to the insanely high cost of living in which we’re faced with every day. Let us take a closer look at the Mitsubishi LaserVue TV right after the jump.

This mammoth 65″ Mitsubishi LaserVue will retail for $6,999 at selected special retailers around the US, which is pretty reasonable considering the kind of technology crammed within. LaserVue has been marketed to be the most energy efficient large-format, high-definition television available on the market at point of publishing. Not only does it deliver twice the color of many HDTVs do these days, it also sips up exponentially less juice compared to either LCD or plasma displays. What makes LaserVue hold such an advantage over both plasma and LCD? Well, it uses laser beams to shoot a wide range of rich, complex colors at unprecedented clarity and immersive depth of field. Being precise and focused, the laser light’s purity is (pardon the pun) light years ahead of many high definition technologies we find today. Features include Smooth 120Hz, x.v. Color and 1080p resolution, all packed within an Ultra Thin Frame.
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In addition, the LaserVue will also come with 3D-ready viewing capabilities, and it can stand proudly on the floor or mounted on the wall with a thickness of 10″. There is no need to have a souped up audio system since the integrated speakers are good enough for everyday viewing, but I think most people who have splurged $6,999 on such a TV won’t mind spending a wee bit more on a decent home theater system.

Now here’s a robot that doesn’t ooze with testosterone – the Sakura robot. Specifically designed for girls, she comes in a pink color scheme as well as all the necessary girly features such as integrated audio fashion tips, fortune telling, answering yes or no questions, and can even crack a joke or two. In her “brain” contains five songs that she can belt out whenever you feel low, while a wireless remote enables you to control here wherever you desire. Amazon UK is currently selling Sakura for a wee bit over $100. In the meantime, why not check out our Robot Toys Gift Guide for this year?

Source: BotJunkie

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Myth: Women hate gadget gifts. Truth: We know (from experience, believe it or not) that isn’t true. While the old adage about never giving a woman a gift that plugs in is generally good advice, it’s more rooted in men thoughtlessly giving presents they like than the often-erroneous assumption that gals and gadgets don’t mix. All you need to do is pair some thought with your tech toy, and you just might reach her On switch.

But where to start? That’s where we come in. Guys, we’ve got 10 Valentine’s Gifts for your sweetheart — from tech fashion to MP3 players made for romance — to help you navigate your way through this delicate obstacle course. Yes, buying gadgets for women can be done successfully. Click Continue to see us prove it.

10. FireJewel Necklace: Well-Lighted Place

This little bangle has been personally tested by your humble narrator here at DVICE. The FireJewel is an elegant necklace with a Swarovski crystal at its core, but it gets really special when you see that exceptionally bright LED lighting up within its cube-shaped confines. It scatters light all over the décolletage of your beloved, drawing attention when (and where) she wants to get noticed. Take it from us, even gals who don’t care much for gadgets liked this one a whole lot more than expected. Its tiny battery stays discreetly out of sight while the delighted wearer dazzles all those within her line of sight. Take our word for it — it’s $37 well-spent.

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9. Dynamic Life Shirts: Proximity Effect

This is just too cute. You both wear these $25 8-Bit Dynamic Life shirts, and the closer you get to each other, the more hearts light up on your chest. Its default state has two hearts a-glowing, displaying that special place she has in your heart even when you’re far away. Get within hugging distance, and the removable animated decals go nuts with all six hearts a-blazin’. There’s even a special $12 transmitter for those solitary lonely hearts, and the shirt glows brighter as you get closer to the strategically-placed transmitter. Slip it inside that fancy new car of yours, or maybe place it in the middle of your Star Wars LEGO collection, and your shirt will instantly and visibly display your heart-felt affection.

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8. Practice, Practice: Kissing Love Tester

There are plenty of ways to test your love, but this Addject Kissing Love Tester takes it down to the electronic level. The fun part is trying it out, an act of pure experimentation where you each hold the heart in one hand and touch your lips together. If you’ve hit paydirt, the little heart will emit a warm glow and burst into a rousing chorus of “Love is in the Air.” If there’s nothing happening between you, you’ll hear a jarring buzzer sound. Not to worry — you’ll just have to perform the test again and again until you get it right.

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7. Fiber-Optic Halter: Moral Fiber

Check out this halter top with fiber optic light running all through it. The $150 shirt’s lighting can shine for 12 hours on a set of three AAA batteries, and it runs as cool as your lady is hot while she’s wearing it. The low-voltage light strands are barely visible by day, but get her in a dimly-lit atmosphere and watch her light up the night. You can’t fold these shirts, but after a smoky, sweaty night out on the town they are thankfully hand-washable. The tech is available in a variety of styles and colors, and there’s even a muscle shirt for guys.

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6. Unbreakable: Warming Heart

What better way to warm your loved-one’s heart than with this Warming Heart from the Museum of Modern Art? It’s made of fleece and stays hot for 45 minutes after a short trip to the microwave. It has purified organic wheat inside, retaining heat and keeping her warm, perfect for a chilly Valentine’s Day and days after when you may not always be there to keep those chills away. Best of all, she’ll associate you with warmth and love, thinking of you every time she heats up this fleece pillow. Not a bad deal for $16, and not a pesky plug in sight.

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5. Jib Jab Striptease Video

Here’s a gift that won’t cost you a thing, but you might want to back it up with some candy or at least a card: a special (but tame) Valentine’s Day striptease video from Jib Jab. You remember these clowns, don’t you, the ones who lampooned both Bush and Kerry with that viral video in the ‘04 campaign? This goof electro-magically keys your face on a guy stripping for his mate (whose face you also supply — be sure to include the right gal’s pic), something that you might be able to do in person, but this might go over better because it’s not even supposed to be sexy. Might be good for a chuckle or two, and ladies, you can be the star of your own striptease, too.

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4. Heart Guard: Black Rose Brooch

The nylon construction of this Citizen Citizen black rose brooch will shield your valentine from even the most violent forces. Designed by Tobias Wong, the bulletproof rose is intended to be a fashion statement and conversation piece. It can also be an expression of your protective instincts. Just be sure to explain the concept to her thoroughly lest she believe you have plans for getting a little too physical. Quite a heavy statement for the only the most off-the-wall paramour, its price reflects its unusual nature — all this high fashion will cost you a cool $175.

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3. Newman MP3 Players: Two Hearts Beat as One

Aw, look at this pair of little music players from Chinese manufacturer Newman. The two MP3 players can work perfectly apart, but put them together for the complete experience of … two MP3 players being near each other. Kinda like your relationship, no? Notice the two face silhouettes kissing each other as the two halves are brought together. Details are scarce, but the player supports MP3 and WMA audio formats, and their touching design operates by, you guessed it, touch-sensitive controls. You might want to keep this idea in mind for next year’s Valentine’s Day, because it’s not quite available stateside just yet.

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2. LED Lip Gloss: You Light Up My Lips

Here’s a Swarovski crystal-festooned gadget gift that uses LEDs for a practical purpose. No matter how dark and romantic it gets, your lovely lady will always be able to apply that luscious lip lacquer with this Go Light on My Lips LED-lit lip gloss in a clever container and applicator. The $38 bauble is available with a variety of lip gloss colors inside, including (gotta love these color names) chili spice, popping pink, red carpet, brown sugar baby, and invisible. And hey, that bright little light might come in handy for a number of things you might be doing in the dark.

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1. Beta Testing Chocolate? Tcho ‘Nuff

What would Valentine’s Day be without chocolate? Tcho Chocolate must be the first to be beta tasted. Its choco-team is headed up by Wired magazine co-founder Louis Rossetto, who decided to dismantle an entire chocolate factory located in a German castle and plop it down right in the middle of San Francisco. His Ghanian chocolate bars are now available for an initial beta taste test for $4 for a 50-gram bar. Taking a tech-minded approach to the making and marketing of chocolate, Rossetto’s minions monitor all the chocolate manufacturing with the latest techno-gear, and the company is working with farmers to gather only the best ingredients for these fair-traded confections. Try some, and you can go to the Tcho web site and tell ‘em what you think, just like a real beta tester.