Celebrity Hairstyles 2011

Celebrity hairstyles are one way that we humble folk can look just as amazing as the stars of the silver screen. It’s surprisingly easy to get the right look, too; here are a few hairstyles that any woman, celebrity or secretary alike, can go gaga over.It’s hard to keep track of the ever changing celebrity hairstyles out there. It seems every week there’s some new craze in celebrity hairstyles that has the media in an uproar.

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AL-QAEDA CHIEF OSAMA BIN LADEN DEAD: US MEDIA

World's most wanted terrorist Osama bin Laden, known as the mastermind behind the worst-ever terror attack on US soil, has been killed and his body recovered by American authorities in Pakistan, media reports said today.

It is believed that the United States has the body of bin Laden, officials said. He was killed in an operation carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in Pakistan. Reported that bin Laden was killed in a mansion outside Islamabad and not in the tribal regions of Pakistan, where he was earlier believed to be hiding.

Another report said that it was not a drone operation, but a human operation. Further details of the US operations were not yet known. The reported death of the Saudi-born extremist comes weeks ahead of the scheduled withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in July.

Textile and garment industry in Cambodia

Textile and garment industry in Cambodia, The textile and garment industry attained Asian exporters nearly $US308 cardinal in the position 10 months of stylish twelvemonth and constituted almost a bag of summate exports. In the twelvemonth conclusion Oct 1998, exports of textiles and clothing from Kampuchea to the US accrued by 305 proportion.  
Both the Asiatic Liberate Merchandise Uniting and the US AFL-CIO called on the State of the US Swop Allegorical to fault Kampuchea's MFN status because of the abuses suffered by textile and garment workers. But the calls were a minimal controvert, aimed at placative the yearning among Kampuchea's speedily expanding industrialized manpower.

Cambodian textile industry with Low pay and conditions

Over the antepenultimate two and a half life, the textile business in Kampuchea has grown rapidly--from 36 factories in 1997 to over 110 in the uppercase Phnom Penh, employing writer than 72,000 workers. Some 139 new factories are due to start up with licenses authorised by the Hun Sen authorities to construe benefit of low consequence and bust conditions. Cambodian textile industry with Low pay and conditions  The textile and garment industry earned Asian exporters nearly $US308 cardinal in the prototypic 10 months of worst twelvemonth and constituted nearly a gear of complete exports. In the assemblage finish Oct 1998, exports of textiles and vesture from Cambodia to the US multiplied by 305 proportionality.  It is under these conditions that officials from the State of the US Exchange Representatives visited Kampuchea in Jan and subscribed an preparation to founder the go onwards for a further fast discussion of the industry.  Cambodian textile industry with Low pay and conditions

NO PLANS TO RETIRE FROM ACTIVE POLITICS: PUNJAB CM

       Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said he had no plans to retire from the active politics as he was still ''feeling young.''

''I am still young and wanted to work more for Punjab and age would not create any hindrance in it.,'' Mr Badal told reporters on the sidelines of the fourth all India Punjabi Conference organised by the Punjabi University here. Accusing the UPA government of not providing adeaquate storage space for foodgrains, Mr Badal said the Centre was deliberately not vacating godowns which were full of foodgrains in Punjab.

He said the state had been facing ire of the farmers even as the accountability rested with the Centre. Replying to a question regarding extension in service of officers beyond their retirement, he said that the state cabinet had already taken the decision about it and in any circumstances no officer and employee would be given extension in service after his/her retirement.

DEVOTEES AT MERCY OF GOD

Even as the Golden Temple is thronged by thousands of devotees everyday, the holiest Sikh shrine managed by the SGPC, having an annual budget of Rs 580 crore, doesn't have a proper medical care facility to fall back on in case of any untoward incident.

Though the Golden Temple Complex has two dispensaries — one being run by the SGPC and the other by the Fortis Group, they are only equipped to deal with minor cases of injury or ailment among the devotees from time to time. While the Fortis dispensary has a doctor available between 10 am and 4 pm, the SGPC dispensary is being run by a pharmacist.

Moreover, the dispensaries are located in the middle of the "sarais" (inns) on the other side of the complex and not around the main entrance of the shrine. The SGPC hasn't even put up a board to pinpoint its dispensary for the devotees. However, the Fortis authorities have placed a small board atop its dispensary door. Some SGPC officials feel that a few rooms at any of the five "sarais" (inns) in the Golden Temple Complex may be spared for providing better medical facilities.

They also opined that one or two rooms should be allocated in the 'parikarma' of the Golden Temple for meeting any medical urgency. In summers, there are cases of devotees fainting almost daily and to provide them immediate relief there should be first-aid facility in the 'parikarma', besides a couple of stretchers and wheelchairs to shift them to proper medical care, they said. He nearest proper medical care facility is the SGPC-run Guru Ram Das Hospital which may be around 2 km from the shrine but the route is marred by narrow lanes, congested markets and traffic chaos.

On the other hand, SGPC president Avtar Singh Makkar said they will soon facilitate four-five beds for the purpose and also assign permanent duty to a doctor from Guru Ram Das Hospital at the Golden Temple. He said they will also make sure that stretchers are available in the 'parikarma'. He said they have already made arrangements like putting up "shamiana" and water-sprinkling fans for the devotees in view of harsh summer.

Deputy Commissioner KS Pannu said they have deployed a mobile medical van at the shrine and they have 20 such vans in the holy city under the newly launched 108 ambulance service scheme. He admitted that it would have been better to have a proper medical facility near the Golden Temple, but said it was not possible now due to space constraints. He said they have made a provision for first aid and trauma facility in the under-construction Golden Temple Entrance Plaza.