CRPF DIRECTOR GENERAL

K. VIJAYAKUMAR, who hails from Tamilnadu, is the present Director General of CRPF- Central Reserve Protection Force.

COMMON WEALTH GAMES -2010.

common wealth or loss games closing ceremony -2010.

COMMON WEALTH OR LOSS GAMES-2010.

COMMON WEALTH GAMES -2010. It TAKES PLACE IN ONCE IN EVERY FOUR YEARS. Members of the Commonwealth of Nations come together to participate in this games.
The first time this event took place was in 1930. It was then known as the British Empire Games and 11 nations participated. It has been held regularly since then, with just one interruption in 1942, during World War II. There are currently 54 members of the Commonwealth of Nations, and 71 teams participated in the Games. The four Home Nations of United Kingdom - England,Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - sent separate teams to the games and individual teams wee also sent from the British Crown dependencies of Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man (unlike at the Olympic Games, where the combined "Great Britain" team represents all four home nations and the crown dependencies).
The Medals tally of : CWG-2010.

Australia leads the table by getting the first position by accumulating: 74Gold, 55Silver, 48Bronze and total 177. India bagged the second position by accumulating 38G,27S,36B and total 101.
England Third position: 37G,59S,46B and Total 142. Canada 4th Position 26G,17S,32B and Total 75. South Africa 5th position: 12G,11S,10B and Total 33. Pakistan gained the 17th position by winning only 2G,1S,2B and Total of 5 medals.

The 2014 Common Wealth Games is to be conducted at Glasco. Where the event of archery will not be conducted Archery was introduced 28years back in 1982 at Brisbane CW Games.

BLUE TOOTH

BLUE TOOTH- is a short-range wireless communications technology intended to replace the cables connecting portable and /or fixed devices while maintaining high levels of security. The key features of BLUE TOOTH technology are robustness, low power, and low cost.
Blue Tooth enabled electronic devices transfer data; connect and communicate wirelessly through short-range, adhoc networks known as piconets,
Each device can simultaneously communicate with up to seven other devices within a single piconet. Each device can also belong to several piconets simultaneously. Piconets are established dynamically and automatically as Bluetooth enabled devices enter and leave radio proximity. POWER: The most commonly used radio is class 2 ND USES 2.5mW of power. Bluetooth technology is designed to have very low power consumption.

SAMUDRA PRAHARI -or Guardian of the Sea - a state-of-art Pollution Control Vessel(PSV), the first of its kind in South Asia has been commissioned in the Naval dockyard of Mumbai, to check and clean off the recent oil-spill off the Mumbai Coast.

COGNITIVE SURPLUS

Clay Shirky is the author of the influential book COGNITIVE SURPLUS.

*** SAN JOSE MINE (CHILE) - was in news recently because 33 trapped miners were rescued almost after 69 days. Chilean President Sebastian Piner and Bolivian President Evo Morales were at the rescuing site to welcome the trapped miners. The only Bolivian miner among the 33 miners was Mr. Carlos Mamani.
*****October -14 World SPIROMETRY day and also World Sight DAY.
SPIROMETRY= a device to check lung diseases (நுரையீரல் திறனாய்வுக் கருவி ).
British writer & journalist Howard Jacobson's novel ' The Finkler Question', a semi autobiographical comic take on Jewish identity, is the winner of this year 2010's Man Booker Prize. His other popular books are 'Kalooki Nights' and 'Who's sorry now?'.

Arctic ice in retreat--- Arctic sea (NORTH POLE) ice receded to its third lowest recorded extent this year. Scientists fear climate change could leave the region ice-free by 2030.LEE KUAN YEW - Singapore's (city state) founder and elder states man.
Girija Vyas - Chairperson of the National(INDIA) Commission for Women.

DIVYA AJITHKUMAR - SWORD OF HONOUR

Divya Ajithkumar - of Chennai became the First Woman in the history of the Indian Army to receive the coveted 'SWORD OF HONOUR' Prize, which is awarded to the best cadet. She received this prize in the function on completion of their training at the Officers' Training Academy (OTA) in St. Thomas Mount, Chennai.


GM - Genetically Modified Mosquitoes - have been designed by Malaysia to combat Dengue Fever. Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes - the female of which spread DENGUE from homes and workplaces. In the first experiment of its kind in Asia, 2000 - 3000 male Aedes Mosquitoes are to be released in two Malaysian states. The Larvae of this Mosquito will only die if the environment is free of Tetracycline - an antibiotic commonly used in medical and veterinary purpose.


The book titled "Conversation with myself" - is a new collection of Nelson Mandela's Private papers.

Climate officials from BASIC countries -Brazil, South Africa, India and China -group of developing recently met at TIAJIN, China to discuss the issue of developed nations attempt to impose trade penalties on carbon emitters.


UNFCCC ----- United Nations FrameWork Convention on Climate Change at Cancun in November-2010.


Guiness record : 50,300 Saplings planted in an hour - LEH, Ladakh - The Cold desert - has entered the Guiness BooK of World Records after 50,300 sapling s were planted at a village here in less than an hour by 9,000 volunteers undera drive supported by Buddhist Monks to mark the 'green' Common wealth games in Delhi.
The earlier record was held by Peru, where 40,000 saplings were planted in 60 minutes by 8,000 volunteers.

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE............

Jacques Rogge = is the present International Olympic Committee Chief.

India's former Test Captain; ace leg spinner is the India's highest Wicket taker. (619 wickets in 132 tests). He became the highest wicket-taker for India, suroassing the previous record (434 wickets in 131 tests) set by the former Indian Skipper Kapil Dev.

Anili kumble is also the first Indian and ninth bowler in the world to take 10 wickets in a match six or more times.

Mr. Ban Ki-Moon, the 8th Secretary General of United Nations belong to South Korea. He succeeded Mr. Kofi Annan of Ghana.

Indira Harsha (b.1987): is India's first scientifically documented test-tube baby born at King Edward Memorial Hospital in Mumbai on August 6,1987.

Devli Kumari : The 11-year old girl from Jodhpur (Rajasthan), who worked as stone-cutter, addressed the UN General Assembly on Child Labour.

Bollywood actor Ms. Priyanka Chopra was appointed UNICEF national ambassador for promoting child rights and adolescence. She follows the footsteps of Mr. Amitabh Bachchan and Ms. Sharmila Tagore in supporting the UNICEF's work in India and abroad.

Mr. Ratan Tata was conferred 'Businessman of the Decade' Award.