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Monday, August 25, 2014

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Uttarakhand: 56-year-old woman kills leopard with axe and sickle
Hindustan Times - 5 hours ago

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I THINK :
SHE SHOULD BE AWARDED THE BHA ----- RANTNA STAT AND MADE A CENTRAL GOVT . MINISTER TO DEAL WITH ALL GANG-RAPE - CRIMINALS
WITH HER SICKLE AND AXE .
AND ALSO START A TRAINING INSTITUTE TO TRAIN OUR MOTHER & SISTER RACE TO ELIMINATE ALL MASCULINE-BRUTES .
Posted by Phani Basu at 9:23 AM

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Uttarakhand: 56-year-old woman kills leopard with axe and sickle Hindustan Times  - ‎5 hours ago‎ A 56-year-old woman in Uttarakhand has killed a leopard with a sickle and an axe in a fierce battle that lasted some 30 minutes. 56-year old Kamla Devi who killed a leopard in self defence, in Uttarakhand. ==================================================================== I  THINK :   SHE SHOULD  BE  AWARDED    THE BHA -----  RANTNA   STAT  AND    MADE  A  CENTRAL  GOVT  .  MINISTER  TO    DEAL   WITH  ALL   GANG-RAPE -   CRIMINALS     WITH  HER  SICKLE  AND  AXE  . AND  ALSO   START  A  TRAINING   INSTITUTE   TO  TRAIN   OUR  MOTHER  & SISTER   RACE  TO  ELIMINATE ALL  MASCULINE-BRUTES .

India's Mars Orbiter to enter red planet's orbit on 24 September

Aug 25, 2014 08:41 IST

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Chennai: India's Mars Orbiter spacecraft is expected to enter the Red Planet's orbit on 24 September morning, a senior official said.

"On 24 September, the manoeuvring of the spacecraft will begin around 7.30 am. The spacecraft's speed will be reduced from the current speed so that the Mars Orbiter enters the Martian orbit," Devi Prasad Karnik, director-Publications and Public Relations, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), told IANS on the phone from Bangalore.

India's Mars mission during the take-off. PTI

Whether the spacecraft has entered the Martian orbit or not will be known around 8.30 or 9 am, he said. According to ISRO officials a trajectory correction manoeuvre around 14 September is also on the cards. Launched on 5 November, 2013, the Mars Orbiter is currently around nine million kilometres from Mars.