January 2015 – Page 5 – The Saturn Herald

LOOKING BACK AT THATCHER’S FIGHT WITH “AUNTY”: – OUR BBC

Arguably one of the best loved “institutions” in Britain – the BBC was involved in constant battles with the Iron Lady and the Conservative Party. In Hilary Mantel’s book “The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher”, she reports that other political leaders followed her lead and favoured undermining the licence fee by encouraging ITV to “create television…

Kite festival preparation , kite strings mixed with glass power and glue to deal with dog fights between kites

28th International Kite festival In Ahmedabad, India

Kite flying is one festival which has the potential to give far reaching effective social messages, awareness information marked on exclusive patterns and designs displaying amazing collections of simple and fancy kites in all shapes and sizes. It also involves a common platform where people from all walks of life can come and display kite flying…

Interesting decline in Right Wing Groups in UK – are people simply sick of it all?

The recent “Hope Not Hate” report intimates a general fall in the influence of The EDL, BNP and similar parties appropriated to “internal splits” and features on the growth of UKIP. Nick Griffin was “thrown out” of the British National party late in 2014. According to statistics, right wing groups (essentially far right ones) are…

Cristiano Ronaldo World's Best Footballer

61 goals Ronaldo wins World’s Best Footballer!

Cristiano Ronaldo for the third time, won the FIFA Ballon d’Or award for 2014 on Monday, earning the title of world’s best football player. ‘I want to become one of the greatest players of all time,’ Ronaldo said through a translator in his acceptance speech. ‘Of course, this requires a lot of effort and I hope…

All kinds of yoga poses have been adopted by Narendra Modi, and it hasn’t won him the praise of his people, who regard his behaviour as attention-seeking and not getting to the important points of his leadership. A brainstorming event for the banking sector for example, kicked off with a yoga workout. Hasmukh Adhia, India’s…

India’s ISRO Mars orbiter programme team wins Space Pioneer Award

India’s Mars Orbiter launched on 5 Nov, 2013 that went into Mars Orbit on 24 Sep 2014 achieved no other country has ever done – an Indian Spacecraft orbited around Mars on maiden attempt and also transmitter full-disk colour imagery of Mars from its elliptical orbit using a high apoapsis a high resolution camera.…

Life saver Lassana Bathily The siege in the Hyper Cacher supermarket near the Porte de Vincennes in Paris involved a life-saver – Lassana Bathily, who saved at least 15 Jewish customers’ lives, including those of two children. He herded them into a basement cold store and hid them from the gunman. The Mali-born man’s actions…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will focus on entire new industries, Ventures and opportunities to expand the more non-inflationary sustainable economic growth of 8 percent GDP and directed his policy makers to formulate a framework. India is not following China to compete with consumer electronics but create a hub for new industries like LED lighting, small cars,…

Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a three-day visit to India after six decades gets public welcome. His visit will focus on significantly ramping up trade and investment between the World’s largest exporter and emerging economy. The visit will also focus on the lingering historic bordering issues between the two countries. Since the late 1970s…

Higher starting salaries for graduates in 2015

The UK’s leading employers expect to recruit significantly more graduates in 2015, and are offering 9% more entry-level vacancies than last year – the biggest annual rise in graduate recruitment for four years. According to AGR Graduate recruitment research out , at Unilever, their future leaders programmes which includes Research and development – a graduate could start…