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Obama three day landmark visit to India

US President Barack Obama will leave Andrews Air Force Base on Saturday evening for his highly anticipated three-day landmark trip to India on an invitation by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Obama will be accompanied by a sizable delegation that will include several top officials, as well as First Lady Michelle Obama, when he arrives…

A metamorphosis of the marketing industry is underway as we spend more time on our mobiles, tablets and laptops. According to Tom Goodwin in The Guardian Media: “We are not on top of digital marketing although we sit here and we think we’ve “got” digital. We’ve been talking about it forever and we’ve introduced new processes, expressions, and…

Bill Gates Microsoft founder and brains behind one of the successful companies of this generation, Microsoft, is the richest man in the world today with a net worth of $77.8 billion. He and his wife Miranda said “Africa would be able to feed themselves by 2030 as diseases like polio are being eradicated and then hunger…

Liverpool Street London – Jewel Heist

A passer-by caught this candid shot of a jewellery shop in Liverpool Street, London, being robbed on 21/01/2015. More details as The Saturn Herald gets them in the next 24 hours. Though this is not a big story in some ways, all business people worldwide dread this type of attack on their premises, therefor we…

Anne Kirkbride who played Deirdre Barlow in Coronation Street – Britain’s longest running soap story on ITV, has died after keeping her cancer illness a secret from the press, and many others, so the news came as something of a shock to her fans, colleagues and admirers. Some of her Corrie cast members only heard…

Dial f for contested Divorce cases

Nearly half of all scrupulous divorce solicitors are using Facebook to help prove their contested divorce cases. People unknowingly leave a digital foot print through their posts, pictures, comments, likes and dislikes and ongoing log of our lives in Facebook. The social network provides evidence of infidelity and can reveal some financial details. The very…

EU lifts ban on Alfanso Indian mangoes

Finally, it took 9 months for The European Union to lift an import ban on Indian mangoes including Alfanso ( Champagne of mangoes) , after they found in 207 Indian consignments infested with fruit flies t which they fear could harm European salad crops back in May 2014. Critics argue then this ban was disproportionate and…

Ethel Lang (maiden name Lancaster) from Barnsley South Yorkshire died last Thursday 15th January in a nursing home aged 114. Born on 27 May 1900, she is regarded as the last person in Britain to have been born during the reign of Queen Victoria. She lived through the reign of six monarchs, two world wars…

THE PRICE OF GOLD IS ON THE RISE THIS YEAR – GOLD FACTS !

Ingots and coins are also popular in addition to jewellery The Gold, as we all know, is a metal which is used for making decorative jewellery for women and men, girls and boys. It is also used for medicine, dentistry, the aircraft industry and electronics ( as gold is a excellent conductor of electricity). Investors…

A Saturn Herald poem reminds us to respect the good things in life.

OK the New Year has brought bills and austerity and news on adverse weather conditions and terrorism so perhaps before getting down, we all need to look at the positives in a poem. Here it is. Written by someone with more than 20 years’ experience in poetry, song, and other writing it simply tells us…