AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER DRAGGED TO SAFETY THROUGH A CROWD OF ABORIGINAL PROTESTERS

Australian prime minister Julia Gillard fell her own shoe to save her life from aboriginal protesters. The chief opposition leader Tony Abbott save his life from protesters. The police escorted them from protesters. In the capital canberra a restaurant Julia Gillard was attending that time aboriginal protsters protesed her. Miss Gillard was unharmed and hosted abnother Australian day function at her official residence

MUAMMAR GADDAFI'S SON ARRESTED BY NTC

Saif was arrested by NTC. He was arrested in the town of obari of north.He was escaped many

days when his father muammar gaddafi dead. Most of the member family of gaddafi's dead and arrested. Yesterday he arrested by NTC. The major clompain about international human rights of him international human tribunal court. His bodyguard arrested when he arrested. One source says that Saif was trying to escape in the beside of country Naizar. Liberation commander brigadre Zintan says that when he was trying to escape in Naizar then arrested him.

MUAMMAR GADDAFI DEAD

Detected from power LIBYA PRESIDENT MUAMMAR GADDAFI is dead his own town sirtay. NTC Prime minister has confirmed his death news. He was the only one long time in the power of arabian countries. He ruled play continue 42 years in his country.NTN one soldier say to sky news he was killed by someone at morning 9 a:m:. Other soldier say he hit him by the shoe. Other source say he was hide in the hole and bring him that hole and killed.

The sky news show his death body video and that time his weared army dress.One source say when he was escaping that time attacked the bomb from nato fighter.His commander of army force was killed that time.MUSA IBRAHIM spokes man of gaddafi was arrested.NTC freedom fighter and libyan people enjoyed in the road his death.

LOPEZ: ETERNAL OPTIMIST LOVE

The 42-year-old beauty Jennifer lopez is an 'eternal optimist' about love, despite recently announcing her third marriage is over.The singer-and-actress recently announced her split from third husband Marc Anthony-father of her three-year-old twins, Max and Emme- and even though she has three failed marriages behind her,

Jennifer is confident she will find happiness again. She said,'This was the hardest decision I've ever had to face. I really wanted this family to work. That was my biggest dream,and I worked hard it. We both did .Sometimes it doesn't work-and that's sad.But I remain an eternal optimist about love. I believe in love It's still my biggest dream.' The interview mostly took place before the break-up was announced and the 'American idol' judge revealed she and her singer spouse were struggling to get the right balance between work and family life,reports contactmusic.

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DICAPRIO: STARRER 'J. EDGAR' TO OPEN NOV. 9

Warner Bros. has set dates for two of its potential award contenders, announcing that Clint Eastwood's j. Edgar begins its run on nov. 9, while stephen Daldry's Extremely loud & Incredibly close open in limited markets on Christmas Day. our editor recommendsSag President Ken Howard Lands Role in Clint Eastwood's 'j. Edgar'(Exclusive)13Year-Old jeopardy Winner Cast in 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close 'Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Legendary F.B.I. director J.Edgar Hoover,Eastwood's movie opens first in select markets before expanding nationwideon Nov.11.

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The pic explores the public and private life of the most powerful,controversial and enigmatic figures of the 20th century. Extremely Loud starTom Hanks and sandra Bullock, and will expand nationwide on Jan. 20. The movie is about a boy who's convinced that his father a victim of 9/11, left a final message for him somewhere in the city.feeling disconnected from his mother(Bullock), he begins his search. Bullock's next movie, Gravity 3d, also recieved a release date. Warner will open the space station thriller, directed by Afonso Cuaron and also starring George Clooney, on Nov. 21,2012, the day before thanksgiving.

DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE

Is democracy under siege in Pakistan? The answer is both yes and no. It is no if we take a textbook approach to politics. The standard argument is that state institutions are more important than the individuals who occupy key positions. These individuals come and go but the primacy of institutions should not be compromised. Current political challengers are being faced by some people who hold key positions in the government, they may be under siege, but not the political institutions or democracy. The answer is yes if we focus on the operational dynamics of state institutions and processes.Institutions do not mean bricks, walls, furniture and files. When do not mean bricks, walls,furniture and files. When individuals interact with institutions or when institutions deal with each other, the folk occupying key positions matter. Their disposition and agenda, as well as how these change over time, influence institutional disposition and agenda. The survival and collapse of institutions depend on personal, group and corporate and professional, group and corporate and professional interests of the key individuals in these institutions.

EARTHQUAK RISK OF BANGLADESH

ASM Maksud Kamal, National Adviser on Tsunami, cyclone and Earthquake Risk of the Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme, told UNB reporter Rafiqul Islam that Dhaka is highly vulnerable to great damage from an earthquake under the Madhupur Rault, as the phenomenal uarbanisation, density of population and high-rise structures are growing fast here.

"We can't even imagine how much causalities and economic losses will be there in the city in case of a apowerful tremor originating from Madhupur Fault" he said.

According to a government study, over 130,000 people will die instantly while over 130,000 will be injured and need to be hospitalized if a 7.5 magnitude earthquake from Madhupur Fault jolts the city.

In case of an 8-magnitude earthquake from plate boundary Fault-2, the study says, there will be about 70,000 instant deaths while over 80,000 others will need to be admitted to hospital. In this case, the casualties will be less despite stronger tremor because of distance from the epicentre.

The incidence of earthquake has become too common across the world with the recent one hitting Haiti, leaving some 200,000 people dead. In 2004, Indian Ocean tsunami killed at least 230,000 people across a dozen countries.
Adequate preparations are needed to minimize casualties and loss of property in the event of any possible devastating earthquake, as Dhaka is highly vulnerable to tremors under the Madhupur Fault, 90 miles from the capital.


Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP) under Food and Disaster Management Ministry counducted the study with the help of Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC).

The United nations Development Programme (UNDP), UK Department for International Development (DFID) and European Commission provided financial support for the research project conducted from February 2008 to August 2009.

The study reveals that at least 10 major hospityals in the capaital will be destroyed and over 200 hospitals and clinics partially destroyed in case of a 7.5 magnitude quake, mounting pressure on the city's other hospitals and clinics to treat the possible huge injured people.

It shows that only 24,000 hospital beds will be available on the day the quake will strike for the use of the already-admitted patients and earthquake-injured people after the 7.5 jolt, which is only 41 percent of the demand.

A week after the quake, only 54 percent of the beds will be available for use while after a month, 72 percent will be come available, the study said.

About 37,000 hospital beds, which is only 63 percent of requirement, will be available for the treatment of injured people on the day of an 8 magnitude earthquake. About 76 percent of the beds will be back in service after a week while about 87 percent will be fully operational after a month.