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This page was updated on:
March 13, 2011
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A public toilet in Kolkata is been named as 'White House'! Sounds
funny? No its real... As a revenge against American President
George Bush naming his dog as 'India', Bengali's officially
named this toilet as 'White House'!!
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A statistics of deaths in Kashmir from 1950:
General Public: 8,667
Military Soldiers: 2,431
Terrorists: 12,240
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Total number of Bangladeshis who came to India (illegally):
To Mumbai: 50,000
To Rajastan: 50,000
To New Delhi: 3,00,000
Bihar: 5,00,000
Tripura: 8,00,000
Assam: 40,00,000
West Bengal: 50,00,000
Do you think all of them are in India by now? No. There
are still 7,00,00,000 people !!
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Even men suffer from breast cancer!!. According to a report
from Kidwai Hospital recently, at an average, 12 to 15 people
are treated every year. So dont overlook !!
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"Virii (or virusses) can be sent through email. But they
cannot be plain text. Here are known ways to send virii through
email:
1. With an attached executable. This can only hurt you if you
if you execute it. Names will be disguised like Windows96up.exe
or Freestuff.exe.
2. As an HTML mail-message, linking to a gif/jpeg file, which
has a virus in it. Text-only mail-readers will not be hurt by
this.
3. Mail with an attached Word/Excel file. This can only hurt
you, if you open it in the corresponding program. It will have
a macro in it, that actually has a virus. Protection against
this is common-sence." - Mercurio
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