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Airlines

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4 Lucknow, January, 1, 2011 Gadgets2010Gadgets2010

Yogesh KhairajaniLike the steady pace of passage of time, the pace

of change is relentless. Technology, it almostseems, changes faster than people and environmentaround us. So it was with the year 2010 that wentinto pages of history, paving the way for new inno-vations, new discoveries and new inventions. Thevisibility and impact of such changes has been asgreat in things closer to us, as in bigger, more com-plex realms such as complex scientific theories andtechnical discoveries.

This year saw the 25th anniversary of the firstdot com domain name registration and also saw ourlives become even more inextricably bound withthe internet as Facebook's user-base hit the half-bil-lion mark.

On the innovations front, the enhancementsinclude upgrades on the mobile industry, openingof a new chapter in the field of photography andstart of a new life for digital era. The rise of theapplications market, new smartphones, touchscreens and more powerful processors haveensured our day-to-day interactions with technolo-gy. People witnessed new discoveries starting fromsmartphones to computer tablets.

Among the most awaited announcements wasthe launch of Apple's i-Phone and i-Pad in the midstof various confusions in India.

Hand-held gadgetsThe i-Phone 4 offers one of the most stylish

options available on the smartphone market today.Its sleek aesthetics are just the tip of the iceberg,however, as its spec list remains relatively unri-valled. People have been dreaming about videocalling for decades. I-Phone 4 makes it a reality.With just a tap, you can wave hello to your kids,

share a smile from acrossthe globe or watch yourbest friend laugh at your

stories. Another

contemporary product which Apple introduced thisyear was I-Pad which amazingly accommodatedmails, photos and videos in a 9.7 inch LED backlitIPS display with a remarkably precise multi touchscreen. With ten hours of powerful battery backup,this comfortable tablet can combine with a dockkeyboard.

If you use an Android-operated smartphone,you'll feel at home with the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

This 7-inch tablet that runs on the Android 2.2operating system came out as the challenger to theiPad. And it hits a nice sweet spot between a regu-lar smartphone and Apple's 9.7-inch device. "Yesboss that is a solid competitor to I-pad and looksreally cool with its convenient size andflashy camera", says AshutoshNigam, an MBAstudent whilehandling hisS a m s u n gGalaxy Tablike a deli-cate objectof desire.On the con-trary, Vivek

Kulshreshtha,operational manag-er in a private company finds I-Pad more stylishand terms it as a perfect pad. Like the i-Pad, GalaxyTab is not a phone - but its front-facing cameraallows you to make face-to-face video calls with afree app called Qik that's similar to Apple'sFaceTime. Riding high on innovation, OliveTelecom designed olive pad VT100 which was stat-ed as India's first 3G tablet powered by Android.However, Notion Ink's ADAM is much awaitedand is expected to come in the Indian markets bythe end of 2010.

A better imageThe year sounded more impressive for people

who are fond of clicking pictures as Nikon dis-played its unique ability to design a digital SLRD3100 camera with 14.2 mega pixels and D7000later on a 16.2 MP resolution CMOS sensor opti-mized by the EXPEED 2 engine. Kodak's sharebutton feature in M590 digital camera enabledusers to tag images and videos directly beforeuploading them onto the social networking sites.Also, Fuji reportedly introduced the Finepix S1800- 18x super zoom camera with some value addi-tions such as smile and shoot mode and blink detec-tion.

Keeping in view about the seasoned or amateurphotographers, Sony developed a new line of NEXseries which claimed to be world's smallest andlightest interchangeable lens digital camera so thatanyone can easily capture DSLR quality images."We have seen more and more people coming andasking about the latest digital cameras among

which Kodak has been impressing people followedby Nikon which has attracted a large number ofcustomers by lowering down their prices." says Mr.Rushdie Khan who is the store incharge of DigitalZone in Pheonix United Mall, Lucknow.

Great gamingThroughout the years we have seen the gam-

ing terrain undergoing several changesand evolving all the while. Observing

the 3D age quickly drawing uponthe masses Logitech launched itsG27 RACING WHEEL intoIndian stores defining an all newracing experience. Gaming sys-tem makers seem to be workinghard in order to let users draw outmaximum entertainment in theform of music movies and sports.

A month ago Microsoft Indialaunched the Kinect Sensor for XBox 360 in Indian sub-continent,

allowing users to connect with theonline gaming community of 25 mil-

lion members and share their achievementswith friends and family over Xbox live as well asthrough video Kinect.

No longer small screenAfter tablets, smartphones, digital cameras and

gaming gadgets the tech world was all set to proj-ect a television program into a realistic three-dimensional field. On March 9, 2010 Sonylaunched its WiFi enabled 3D television Braviawith a view to indulge users into a complete threedimensional experience. Sensing the immensepotential in the sector, Samsung also launched aseries of HD 3D televisions and included in its 3Dprocessor, an auto-conversion technology that ren-ders 2D content into 3D in real time - an industryfirst. "Lucknowites are totally into it and thedemand for 3d televisions has been impressive."says Mr. Shailendra from the sales department ofSamsung Plaza.

Smarter, faster & betterThe year 2010 that went by saw the launch of amazing range of electronic items in the con-

sumer applications, telecommunications and computing fields. The arrival of new models on theroad was no less extraordinary. Here is a look at what caught our attention.

5Lucknow, January, 1, 2011Gadgets2010Gadgets2010

Speedy computingThe year was flooded

with a variety of innova-tions in laptops and desk-tops as well. Hewlett-Packard (HP) intended tosave some space for thedesktop users and intro-duced an array of touch andnon- touch all in one PC thatcombine monitor and CPUto lend a space saving desk-top design. HPDreamScreen 400 whichwas launched later removedthe language barrier byshowing information in bothEnglish and Hindi.

Besides desktops, virtualdesktops were also observedattracting the users when NComputing launched itsUSB enabled Virtual desk-top U170 to the Indian usersbringing down the comput-ing cost further. Amongst laptops, stylish and ultra-portable netbooks from MSI were on the list. Bigplayers Lenovo, Sony, Acer and Samsung alsointroduced a wide series of some elegant laptopsnetbooks and notebooks.

Hot wheelsTech world never gets tired of getting more inno-

vations and when it comes to auto tech, sky is thelimit. In the very outset of the financial year BMWlaunched its 5 SERIES luxury cars in which nowcan also be seen in both petrol and diesel variants.Fiat Punto which was launched with a FirePrevention System and Anti-lock Braking System(ABS) with EBD promised to be a safe car.

Volkswagen's Vento which epitomizes best inclass seems to be created out of pure passion.Volkswagen India sold over 26,000 units of its Polo

and Vento model in the Indian market till Nov2010. Nissan, one of the most competitive compa-nies in the automobile industry, launched NissanMicra into the Indian markets. "The year has beengood and soon we will come up with some new ver-sions of Mahindra Scorpio, Xyloand Logan", says Mr. PawanKumar Singh from A.Automovers Ltd., Lucknow."Honda is planning to launchHonda Brio in the upcoming yearwhereas Honda City E mt /V mthas been very responsive amongthe customers throughout thisyear" says Mrs Sadhna SoniCRM - Operations, StallionHonda in Lucknow.

Biking enthusiasts, this yearalso wit-n e s s e dsome ele-gant heavyduty inno-vations asBajaj launched the new220cc Avenger DTS-I anddelivered a bike with thedecisive riding experience.On the other hand, Suzukiproved its mettle in theIndian Bike Market with itstwin launch of their muchawaited bikes GSX-R1000and Bandit1250S in June2010. Also a month earlierthey had launch Hayabusaand Intruder with V-twinengine. Harley Davidsonentered the Indian Marketsand is expected to launch its

bikes in the Indian markets by the end of this year.In a cut throat competition Yamaha India is all setto launch its FZ1, a 1000cc bike by the end of thismonth.

With a decade gone of the new millennium, the

New Year 2011 is all set to welcome the creativeminds and developers, as also set their imaginationof fire to come out with smarter, better, speedierand more efficient gizmos. A plethora of smart-phones, laptops, netbooks and software have giventechnology fans enough to keep them satisfied thisdecade.

With robotics, micro-computing and nano tech-nology being the buzzwords for the coming year,we are sure to see more amazing and almost unbe-lievable products that will make our lives morecolourful and interesting. Our offices, homes andpublic places are going to wear a new look as theworld is looking forward to produce more novelproducts in the upcoming year and continue thetech era of inventions and research.

6 Lucknow, January, 1, 2011 ∞Á«U≈UÊÁ⁄Uÿ‹

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vÿÊ ©Áøà „Ò •‹ª ⁄UÊÖÿÙ¥ ∑§Ë ◊Ê¢ª?

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Á¡‚∑‘§ ¬„È°øŸ ∑§Ê Δı⁄U-ÁΔ∑§ÊŸÊ Ÿ„Ë¥ „ÙŸ∑‘§ ’ÊŒ ÷Ë „◊¥ ÿ„ ÿÊòÊÊ ‚Èπ ŒÃË „Ò •ı⁄Uÿ„ ‚Èπ ‚„Ë •ÕÙ¥¸ ◊¥ Ÿ ¡ÊŸŸ ∑§Ê ‚Èπ „Ò–∑§„Ë¥ ÷Ë Ÿ ¬„È°øŸ ∑§Ê ‚Èπ „Ò–

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7Lucknow, January, 1, 2011UU.P.P..

JanuarySeveral killed in traincollisions and accidentsin at least six places,many killed and scoresinjuredFormer chief ministerof UP Kalyan Singhforms Jan Kranti Party FebruaryLucknow Police consti-tute a specialised Anti-Cyber Crime Cell tocontrol rising incidentsof cyber crimes in UttarPradeshState governmentannounces a raise in thesalary and perks of leg-islators, assemblyspeaker, Council chair-man and ministers. Salary and perks of membersin both the Houses go up to to Rs50,000 permonth from existing Rs30,000Shahzad Ahmad, the Indian Mujahideen (IM)operative being investigated for his role in theBatla House encounter, claims that a former MLAfrom Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, sheltered him afterthe shootoutUttar Pradesh assembly passes a bill for raising aspecial force to provide security to the memorials,parks and statues of Dalit icons built by the BSPgovernment in the stateUttar Pradesh government to constitute anotherTechnical University in addition to the existingUP Technical UniversityMaySurya Pratap Sahi named the new president of theUP State unit of the Bharatiya Janata PartyJuneAmar Singh leaves Samajwadi Party forms newparty 'Lok Manch' with Jaya Prada.AugustFloods in Ghagra due to discharge of water fromNepal, villages on bank of Ghagra washed awayHeavy rains in many partsof the state throw life out ofgearFour more persons died ofencephalitis in Gorakhpurtaking the number of peo-ple killed by the disease inthe eastern region this yearto 185. SeptemberFlood situation continues tobe grim in many districts ofeastern Uttar PradeshAnjuli Shukla of Lucknowwins National award in cin-

ematographyLucknow bench of Allahabad high court deliversjudgment on Ram Janma Bhoomi-Babri MasjidFacelift of Lucknow's Hazratganj market beginsFarmers begins indefinite fast in Tappal, nearAligarh, demanding higher land compensation fortheir land taken for Yamuna expressway.OctoberEpidemic breaks out at Khadra locali-ty in Lucknow, many dieLawyers boycott courts, blocks roadsas part of their agitation after inquirybegins against some lawyers involvedin various crimesNovemberUP government signs agreements withprivate companies to build powerprojectsMayawati government revives town-ship project at TappalState's first and India's second Cab-way providing vehicles to go up to thetrain platform opened at Lucknow NE Railwaystation

DecemberBomb explosionon the ghat ofGanaga justbefore an aarti,one child killed,hand of terroristssuspected, CMand Centreinvolved in blamegame over priorintelligence aboutthe incidentFormer chief sec-retary UP Neera

Yadav arrested inland scam inNOIDA, latergets bailKunda MLARaja Bhaiyaarrested andjailed after tusslewith BSP leaderOnion and Garlicprices soar alltime highFood scam in UPfeared at Rs 2lakh crore, big-ger than 2Gspectrum scamAzam Khan joinsback SamajwadiParty.Lucknowbecomes the firstcity to get PipedNatural Gas forcooking.UP power corporation decides not to hike power

tariff till 2012Supreme Court clears Mayawati's dream project -memorial park- dedicated to Dalit icon KansiRam-- in NOIDADr. Syed Hasan Haris,Reader in the Department ofSurgery, J.N. MedicalCollege, Aligarh MuslimUniversity awarded the fel-lowship of the InternationalCollege of Surgeons (FICS)CBI seeks to close investi-gation in Aarushi murder case of Noida sayingthere are no further cluesTibetan spiritual leader visits Bodhgaya andLucknow.

The way of the State-2010For Uttar Pradesh, the year 2010 started on a foggy, gloomy note with the month of January itself witnessing a series of trainaccidents, caused by fog and low visibility. And as the year went by, political and government related events kept on makingheadlines. Here we present a compilation of events that made news in the year.

8 Lucknow, January, 1, 2011 NationNation

January : Manytrain accidentsoccur in UttarPradesh owing tothick fog and lowvisibility. Ten peo-ple died in the acci-dents and 45 otherswere injured.

Jyoti Basu, sever-al times WestBengal ChiefMinister and eteranCPI (M) leader, diesat an age of 96.

February : The last native of Andaman Islandsfluent in the Aka-Bo language dies, rendering thelanguage extinct.

A bomb exploded at the German Bakery in Pune,killing 17 people and injuring at least 60 others.

Groups of armed Maoists attack a paramilitaryforces campin Silda inWest Bengal,killing 24 sol-diers

March :A i r c r a f tcrashes inIndian Navyair show inHyderabad ,killing threepersons

At least 63people dieafter a stam-pede at a tem-ple inPratapgarh

India signsa nuclearreactor dealwith Russiawhich willsee it build 16nuclear reac-tors in India.

M a s s i v efire in a com-bined residen-tial and officebuilding inK o l k a t a ,killing 24people

Two shortrange missilesDhanush and

Prithvi II test fired successful-ly

April : The Indian gov-ernment initiates The Right of Children to Freeand Compulsory Education Actto provide free and compulso-ry education to all childrenaged between 6 and 14years, making education a fundamental right formillions of children.

The 2011 biometric Census launched, it isthe biggest such exercise in theworld

At least 10 security person-nel killed and three injured asMaoists blow up a police bus inOrissa's Koraput district

At least 70 para-military soldierskilled in an attack by Maoists inDantewada district of Chhattisgarh

At least 140 people were killed after a pow-erful storm demolished thousands of homes inWest Bengal, leaving nearly 500,000 homeless

The maiden flight of the GeosynchronousSatellite Launch Vehicle Mk.II, India's first launchwith an indigenous cryogenic upper stage, ends infailure, resulting in the loss of the GSAT-4 satellite.

Twin bombs injure eight people outside M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore ahead of anIPL-3 league game between the Royal ChallengersBangalore and the Mumbai Indians. A third devicewas located outside.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tourna-ment held in many cities, final winners wereChennai Super Kings beating theMumbai Indians.

Indian defeat Pakistan to lift theKabbadi World Cup.

May : Ajmal Kasab, the only surviv-ing terrorist involved in the 2008Mumbai attacks, (Hotel Taj and RlyStation) is found guilty of murder, con-spiracy, and waging war against India,and later sentenced to death.

Maoists blow up a vehicle of theCentral Reserve Police Force in theBijapur district of Chhattisgarh, killingseven officers

Air India Express Flight 812 fromDubai overshoots the runway atMangalore International Airport,killing 158 and leaving 8 survivors.

At least 25 people are killed and 150injured after Gyaneshwari Expresstrain with 13 passenger coaches isderailed by an explosion on the tracks and collideswith another train as it traveled through thePaschim Medinipur district.

Former Vice-President Bhairon Singh

Shekhawat, dies at 86.June : Heatwave strikes

India and South Asia, reaching53C (127F) and killing many hundreds of

people.A Bhopal court convicts

eight people, one posthu-mously, for their role in the

Union Carbide gas leak disaster in 1984At least 26 policemen are killed in a

Maoist attack in ChhattisgarhJuly : A nationwide strike takes place in

India in protest at a recent rise in fuel prices.One person is killed and three injured in a stam-

pede during pulling the Rath Yatra in PuriThe Supreme Court approves the Tamil Nadu

government's new quota law, providing 69% ofemployment in educational institutions to

Scheduled Castes and Tribes and other backwardclasses.

India launches the new symbol of its cur-rency, the Rupee

At least 50 persons die as two trainscollide in Birbhum district of WestBengal

Former junior diplomat MadhuriGupta is charged under the Official

Secrets Act with spying for Pakistan.Unidentified gunmen on motorcycles fatally

shoot civil rights campaigner and environmentalistAmit Jethwa in Ahmedabad.

India's cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhonitied the knot with Sakshi Singh Rawat.

August : Six people die in Jammu and Kashmir

after a third day of clashes between security forcesand Kashmiri separatists.

Flash floods in the Ladakh region kill at least 113people and leave lots of others missing.

India-2010- A Fast rewindFor India, the year 2010 was marked by disasters, political upheavals in many states, surprising results in state elections,

some great achievements in sports and the visit of Big-5 leaders to India. In an extraordinary year, heads of state or govern-ment of UK, USA, France, Russia and China came calling, looking for business and an enlarged presence.

Here is a look at the events that made 2010 a year to remember.

9Lucknow, January, 1, 2011NationNation

An oil spill stretching at least two miles longoccurs in the Arabian Sea offshore Mumbai, after avessel from Panama collides with another vesselfrom St. Kitts.

Producers of the Blackberry telecom service aregiven a deadline to give the government access toits services or be shut down over concerns thedevices could be used to commit a repeat of the2008 Mumbai attacks

A school building collapses due to heavy rain inthe village of Sumgarh in Uttarakhand, killing atleast 17 schoolchildren.

September : Thousands of people are evacuated

in Delhi over flood-ing fears

At least 21 peopleare killed and dozensare injured after 2trains collide in theShivpuri district ofMadhya Pradesh

Speeding trainkills 7 elephants inAssam

A Unique IdentityScheme launched forall citizens of India

Lucknow Benchof Allahabad HighCourt issues land-mark judgment onthe proprietary titlesuit of the controver-

sial Ram Janma Bhoomi-Babri Masjidcase

October : The 19th CommonwealthGames, held in Delhi, from 3 to 14October

At least 36 people die after an over-loaded boat capsizes in Ganga river inBuxar district of Bihar

18 people are killed when a bus fallsinto a river in Bulandshahr district ofU.P.

Reliance Industries chairmanMukesh Ambani's first electricity bill

in his muchpublicised man-sion Antilia inMumbai comes in excess ofRs 70 lakhs for the month ofSeptember.India finish second in themedals tally with a total of101 medals.

November : At least 74people drown after a ferry-boat capsizes on the MuriGanga River in West Bengal

US president BarakObama visits India for 3days, promises to fight ter-rorism.

66 people die after abuilding collapses in NewDelhi.

BSE's sensitive indexSensex touches all-time highfigure of 21,004.96 onNovember 5, 2010.

Siddhartha Shankar Ray,former chief minister ofWest bengal and veteranCongress leader, dies at 90.Two proposed mega proj-ects in Odisha (formerlyOrissa) -- bauxite miningproject in Niyamgiri and auniversity project on thePuri-Konark marine drive,both belonging to the

London listed Vedanta group, rejected on groundsof serious violation of law

December : Indian cricket Captain MS Dhonisigns 18 Cr contract with Vijaya Malya

Supreme Court orders inquiry on 2-G spectrumscam.

Hero- Honda ends joint venture from India ontwo wheelers.

Congress National meet begins in New Delhi.Sonia Gandhi launches 5-fold attack on corruption.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visits Indiaand focuses on Nuclear liability law.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh offers to begrilled by Parliamentary Accounts Committee in2G spectrum scam, says he has nothing too hide,even as CBI questions corporate lobbyist NiraRadia

President Pratima Patil suspends Prsar BhartiCEO BS Lalli.

Onion and Garlic prices soars all time high, Govtbans export.

Launch of India's latest communication satelliteGSAT-5P onboard homegrown GSLV-F06, failssoon after take-off.

Former chief minister of Kerala K.Karunakaran,dies at 92.Civil rights activist and medical practitionerBinayak Sen found guilty of sedition charges byRaipur court, sentenced to life termVeteran Congress leader N.D. Tiwari ordered byHigh Court to undergo DNA test in a paternity suitfiled against him. Sachin Tendulkar hits his 50th test match century inSouth Africa.

10 Lucknow, January, 1, 2011 WWorldorld

The World went this way in 2010The year 2010 was one of turmoil, tragedies andtransitions. While disasters - both manmadeand natural - took a heavy toll of human lifeand left in their wake a trail of misery, socio-political and socio-economic changes made itclear that the world we live is getting more com-plex with the passage of time. To take a tripdown memory lane, we present here a look atthe major happening across the globe.

January : Spain takes over the Presidency of the Council ofthe European Union from Sweden.

A suicide bombing occurs at a volleyball game in north-west-ern Pakistan, killing at least 95, and injuring over 100.

The tallest man-made structure to date, the Burj Khalifa inDubai, is officially opened.

A 7.0-magnitude earthquake occurs in Haiti, devastating thenation's capital, Port-au-Prince. With a confirmed death toll over230,000, it is one of the deadliest on record.

Ali Hassan al-Majid, nicknamed "Chemical Ali", cousin ofand former aide to Saddam Hussein, executed in Iraq for his rolein the poison-gas attack of the village of Halabja, where 5,000Kurds were killed The longest annular solar eclipse of the 3rdmillennium occurs.

February : The President of Niger, Tandja Mamadou, isoverthrown after a group of soldiers storms the presidentialpalace and form a ruling junta, the Supreme Council for theRestoration of Democracy headed by Salou Djibo

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake occurs in Chile, triggering atsunami over the Pacific and killing 497. The earthquake isone of the largest in recorded history. An airstrike launched bythe United States Special Forces in Kabul, Afghanistan, target-ed at insurgents, accidentally kills 27 Afghan civilians

March :Two female suicide bombers detonate bombs intwo Moscow subways stations, killing at least 39 people. Thisis the first terrorist attack in the capital city since 2004. Twoexplosions kill 12 people in the north Caucasus region of

Dagestan. The attacks prompt concern that Prime MinisterPutin will crack down on civil liberties and democracy as hedid in 2004, following the siege of a school in Beslan.

April : Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev fleesBishkek amid fierce rioting, sparking asociopolitical crisis. Former foreign min-ister Roza Otunbayeva is placed at thehead of an interim government as theopposition seizes control.

The President of Poland, LechKaczy?ski, is among 96 killed when theirairplane crashes in western Russia.

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake occurs inQinghai, China, killing at least 2,000 andinjuring more than 10,000.

Volcanic ash from one of several erup-tions beneath Eyjafjallajökull, an ice capin Iceland, begins to disrupt air trafficacross northern and western Europe

The Deepwater Horizon oil platformexplodes in the Gulf of Mexico, killingeleven workers. The resulting oil spill,one of the largest in history, spreads forseveral months, damaging the waters andthe United States coastline.

Five suicide bombers launch an assaulton the United States Consulate inPakistan. Six Pakistanis are killed and 20

are wounded; no Americans are harmed.The United States and Russia usher in a supposedly new era

in nuclear arms control after President Obama and PresidentMedvedev sign an arms reduction treaty and agree to act in aunited fashion against the threat of Iran's nuclear program. Thepact, called the New Start, has each country promise to scaleback on their nuclear arsenals.

May : The Eurozone andthe International MonetaryFund agree to a €110 billionbailout package for Greece.The package involves sharpGreek austerity measures.Scientists conducting theNeanderthal genome projectannounce that they havesequenced enough of theNeanderthal genome to sug-gest that Neanderthals andhumans may have interbred.

Afriqiyah Airways Flight771 crashes at runway atTripoli International Airportin Libya, killing 103 of the104 people on board. AirIndia Express Flight 812overshoots the runway atMangalore InternationalAirport in India, killing 158and leaving 8 survivors.

Nine activists are killed ina clash with soldiers whenIsraeli Navy forces raid andcapture a flotilla of shipsattempting to break the Gazablockade.

June : Ethnic riots inKyrgyzstan between Kyrgyzand Uzbeks results in thedeaths of hundreds of per-sons.

The 2010 FIFA World Cupis held in South Africa, and iswon by Spain.

Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 crashes into thMediterranean Sea shortly after take-off fromBeirut International Airport, killing all 90 people on-board.

11Lucknow, January, 1, 2011WWorldorldJuly : Belgium takes over the Presidency of the

Council of the European Union from Spain.The first 24-hour flight by a solar powered

plane is completed by the Solar Impulse.It beganits flight from Switzerland.

Wikileaks, an online publisher of anonymous,covert, and classified material, leaks to the publicover 90,000 internal reports about the UnitedStates-led involvement in the War in Afghanistanfrom 2004 to 2010

Heavy monsoon rains begin to cause wide-spread flooding in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwaprovince of Pakistan. Over 1,600 are killed, andmore than one million are displaced by the floods.

August : The World Health Organizationdeclares the H1N1 influenza pandemic over, say-ing worldwide flu activity has returned to typicalseasonal patterns.

Seven years after the war in Iraq began,President Obama announces the end of OperationIraqi Freedom with a withdrawal of combattroops. The U.S. will continue to be a presence inIraq, the remaining troops are scheduled to leaveIraq by the end of 2011.

Two weeks of catastrophic flooding in Pakistanleaves 2000 dead and 14 million homeless.

September : Seven people are reported to havebeen killed and around 100 are missing after a land-slide in Oaxaca, Mexico.

October : The Netherlands Antilles are dis-solved, with the islands being split up and given anew constitutional status.

Thirty-three miners near Copiapó, Chile, trapped700 metres underground in a mining accident inSan José Mine, are brought back to the surface aftersurviving for a record 69 days.

The International Space Station surpasses therecord for the longest continuous human occupa-tion of space, having been continuously inhabitedsince November 2, 2000 (3641 days).

An earthquake and consequent tsunami off thecoast of Sumatra, Indonesia, kills over 400 peopleand leave hundreds missing.

Repeated eruptions of Mount Merapi in CentralJava, Indonesia, have killed at least 240 people andforced hundreds of thousands of residents to evac-uate.

An Al Qaeda-affiliated massacre at a church inBaghdad leaves 58 dead and scores more wounded.This is the largest attack on Iraqi Christians sincethe war in Iraq began in 2003

November : Aero Caribbean Flight 883 crashesin central Cuba, killing all 68 people on board

The G-20 summit is held in Seoul, South Korea.Korea becomes the first non-G8 nation to host a G-20 leaders summit.

Burmese opposition politician AungSan Suu Kyi is releasedfrom her house arrest.

Researchers at CERN trap38 anti-hydrogen atoms for asixth of a second, markingthe first time in history thathumans have trapped anti-matter.

Participants of the 2010NATO Lisbon summitissued the Lisbon SummitDeclaration.

Eurozone countries agreeto a rescue package for theRepublic of Ireland from theEuropean Financial StabilityFacility in response to thecountry's financial crisis.

A stampede during BonOm Thook (Khmer Water Festival) cel-ebrations in Phnom Penh, Cambodia,kills 347.

North Korea shells Yeonpyeong Island, prompt-ing a military response by South Korea. The inci-dent caused an escalation of tension on the KoreanPeninsula and prompted widespread internationalcondemnation. The United Nations declared it to beone of the most serious incidents since the end ofthe Korean War.

WikiLeaks releases a collection of more than250,000 American diplomatic cables, including100,000 marked "secret" or "confidential".

The 2010 United Nations Climate ChangeConference was held in Cancún, Mexico. Alsoreferred to as the 16th Conference of the Parties ofthe United Nations Framework Convention onClimate Change (COP 16), it served too as the 6thmeeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP

6).US president Barrack Obama visits India, backs

India for Permanent U.N. Security Council SeatNorth Korean Military Attacks South Korean

Island, Killing 4, this is the first time North Koreahas fired on a civilian target since the suspension ofthe Korean War in 1953.

December : Chinese dis-sident Liu Xiaobo chosenfor 2010 Nobel Peace Prize

Severe snow halts airtraffic across Europe,Britain, Belgium, Germanyworst affected

Former VnezuelanPresident Carlos AndresPerez (88), whose popularity soared withVenezuela's oil-based economy but who later facedriots, a severe economic downturn and impeach-ment, dies in Miami.

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