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Watch out the Osama Bin Laden's Death Dialema    1. Osama Bin Laden was unarmed when he was shot by US forces in Pakistan, but he resisted efforts to capture him alive, US officials say    2. US forces had faced immediate and sustained resistance from many other people in the compound who were armed, the White House adds    3. Bin Laden was killed in a raid by US special forces on a compound in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad, some 100km from Islamabad. His body was buried at sea    4. The US is hesitating over releasing a picture of Bin Laden's body which is described as "gruesome"    5. White House counter-terrorism adviser John Brennan says material seized during the raid in Abbotabad could provide leads to the whereabouts of Ayman al-Zawihiri, thought to be al-Qaeda's deputy leader Reports of the operation to find al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden paint a picture of high tension, with White House officials watching the operation unf...

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A composite material based on paper thin graphite and 10 times stronger than steel is set to revolutionise the automotive, aviation, electrical and optical industries, experts predict. Graphene paper or GP, developed by Guoxiu Wang's research team from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), can be processed, reshaped and reformed from its original raw material state.

5 main ways to end Black money and corruption 1. To form strict laws and to recall currency  2. Approve the 'United Nations Convention Against Corruption' Treaty pending since 2006 3. To hault the Mauritius root  4. To put constraints on foreign banks from Italy and Switzerland  5. Immediate call on Transparent Foreign Account Policy

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 This Article has been Written by the Cricket Documentry Team, When they reached in Sudhir's (Sachin's Big Fan) District Muzaffarpur. Stranger's View Going to Bihar with Sudhir was a revelation. You hear about it, people joke about the place all the time but actually being in a town like Muzaffarpur brought it home. When we entered Bihar from the Jharkhand border near Deogarh, the highway was new and in pristine shape. But as we got closer to Patna, things started to deteriorate, and past Patna, the road to Muzaffarpur was in bad condition. Half of the road was fine and the other half was a bed of sandy dirt. Every now and then when drivers got impatient they took the sand road and the dust blew at us in huge quantities. 

  Sudhir's ride into Bihar (on which there will be more later when I have had some sleep) was quite an experience for us. We shot him through the back of our vehicle and sometimes from the side windows. We went everywhere he went. Through three states. Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar. Our driver grumbling the whole way. One of the stops he made was at a temple in Deogarh (Jharkhand) where he had promised to go and make offerings to the deity if India won the World Cup.  The scenes at the temple were insane with huge crowds, cows shitting inside the temple yards, random priests in different areas of the grounds burning fires and people making offerings. Most of the madness was unrelated to Sudhir but then there was a lot of madness around him as folks form the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (a local political party) were there to receive him and sort of protect him from other crazy people who swarmed him when they recognized him. Get Updates! Subscribe to t...