India

Common Wealth Games 2010 are scheduled in India between 3 October 2010 to 14 October 2010. Plans for organizing these games successfully were initiated more then 3 years ago. Now only 44 days are left still important deadlines are being missed and new revelations (corruption charges) continue to cast a shadow every now and then.

Suresh Kalmadi Chairman of the Organising Committee is also under scanner (who is also President of Indian Olympic Association).

Those who know India well, can understand that these things are not uncommon in India and games will take place as per the schedule and in graceful manner. Right now it is not good to discuss negative things as they can severely damage Indian reputation for such organizations in future.

Corruption in games and things that have come to light must be investigated thoroughly once these games are over. People who are associated with these games are also associated with other games and events that have taken place and will take place in India in future, if these charges contain some real facts then corrective measures must be adopted and those who are associated must be severely punished and made responsible for any financial losses to the country.

are workers and professionals.

Tamil Britain

Estimated Tamil populations in Britain are over 300,000 peoples. Sri Lankan

estimated Tamils are 200,000 among the entire Britain Tamil population.

Tamil Canada

Estimated Tamil populations in Canada are over 300,000 peoples. 90% of the

Tamil population is Sri Lankan. There are many Tamil Organizations who keep

the Tamil culture alive. There are many Tamil temples and churches all around

provinces.

Tamil Denmark

Estimated Tamil populations are Denmark is over 7,000 people. Tamil

population has got well adapted to the Danish environment.

Tamil Fiji

Estimated Tamil populations in Fiji are more than 110,000. Indians were

brought to Fiji by the British to work on sugarcane plantations. Lord Murukan

too arrived to the shores of Fiji Islands

Tamil France

Estimated Tamil populations in France over 100,000 peoples. Many Hindu

temples are serving the community well religiously and culturally, not

only in the capital but also in the suburbs.

Tamil Germany

Estimated Tamil populations in Germany are over50,000 peoples, more

than 50% of them from Sri Lanka.The youth are being well trained in

their religion and culture at home and in weekend schools in rented

halls using texts from Sri Lanka.

Tamil India (Tamil Nadu):

Estimated Tamil populations in Tamil Nadu are over 55 million. The

pride of many Tamils is the language Tamil itself. Scholars recognize

Tamil to be one of India's two languages of antiquity. Tamil Nadu is a

beautiful state nestled in the southern Indian peninsula, on the shores

of the Bay of Bengal and the deep blue Indian Ocean. It is a heady

combination of tropical climate, cooler hill resorts, ancient culture, and

friendly people making it an ideal holiday destination.

Tamil Indonesia:

Estimated Tamil populations in Indonesia are 2,000 to 10,000 people.

Indonesia had 50,000 Tamils at a point of time and they were taken

there by the Dutch colonial masters in the 1830s to build up their

plantations. They were used as hard labor and, as the conditions were

not conducive, many returned in the 1940s.

Tamil Italy:

Estimated Tamil populations in Italy are over 25,000 peoples.

Tamil Malaysia

Estimated Tamil populations in Malaysia over 1,060,000 peoples.

Initially the migration was to work in the rubber plantations, but later

turned to trade and other professions mostly in the government sector

such as the railways and the PWD.

Tamil Mauritius:

Estimated Tamil populations in Mauritius are over 115,000 peoples. The

larger populations are from the southern state of Tamil Nadu who

arrived there since 1727 to work in the sugar cane plantations

Country Percent Nuumbers

Reunion 21.00 120,000

Sri Lanka 18.2 3,000,000

Fiji 9.60 80,000

Mayritius 8.01 100,000

Malaysia 7.20 1,800,000

Singapore 7.10 250,000

India 5.63 62,110,000

Canada 0.91 300,000

Switzerland 0.53 40,000

South Afria 0.52 250,000

United Kingdom 0.32 200,000

Norway 0.27 13,063

Simla Deputation Demand

The deputation presented the memorial in front of viceroy, which was consisting of the demands that

i. rights of separate electorates should be given to the Muslims;

ii. Muslims should be given three more seats in central legislature;

iii. quota should be given to the Muslims in civil services;

iv. Muslims should be given representation in universities senates and syndicates;

v. an aid should be given to the Muslims for the establishment of a Muslin university.

1. Employee shortage: There is clearly a shortage of trained and skilled manpower in the aviation sector as a consequence of which there is cut-throat competition for employees which, in turn, is driving wages to unsustainable levels. Moreover, the industry is unable to retain talented employees.

2. Regional connectivity: One of the biggest challenges facing the aviation sector in India is to be able to provide regional connectivity. What is hampering the growth of regional connectivity is the lack of airports.

3.Rising fuel prices: As fuel prices have climbed, the inverse

relationship between fuel prices and airline stock prices has been demonstrated. Moreover, the rising fuel prices have led to increase in the air fares.

4.Declining yields: LCCs and other entrants together now command a market share of around 46%. Legacy carriers are being forced to match LCC fares, during a time of escalating costs. Increasing growth prospects have attracted & are likely to attract more players, which will lead to more competition. All this has resulted in lower returns for all operators.

5. Gaps in infrastructure: Airport and air traffic control (ATC) infrastructure is inadequate to support growth. While a start has been made to upgrade the infrastructure, the results will be visible only after 2 - 3 years.

6. Trunk routes: It is also a matter of concern that the trunk routes, at present, are not fully exploited. One of the reasons for inability to realize the full potential of the trunk routes is the lack of genuine competition. The entry of new players would ensure that air fares are brought to realistic levels, as it will lead to better cost and revenue management, increased productivity and better services. This in turn would stimulate demand and lead to growth.

7. High input costs: Apart from the above-mentioned factors, the input costs are also high. Some of the reasons for high input costs are:-

Withholding tax on interest repayments on foreign currency loans for aircraft acquisition. Increasing manpower costs due to shortage of technical personnel.

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Different Types of Silk Fabric

Although you will find number of silk fabric but basically these are categorized into four major groups. These are

Mulberry Silk

Mulberry silk is the most popular of all categories of silk and produced by Bombyx mori L that completely feeds on the leaves of mulberry plant. Most of the commercial silk is made by this type of silk.

Tasar Silk

Mostly Tasar silk or Tussah silk is used to make home furnishing items. Tasar silk is made from the silk worm, Antheraea mylitta and instead of mulberry plant it is reared on Arjun and Asan plant. This silk is of copper color and less lustrous than the mulberry silk. Finer variety of tasar silk is produced by Antheraea proyeli J. which feeds on natural oak wood plant.

Muga Silk

Muga silk comes from Assam, India and produced by Antheraea assamensis silkworms which feed on the leaves of Sorn and Soalu plant. This silk is golden yellow in color.

Eri Silk

To get Eri silk Philosamia ricini silkworms are reared on castor leaves. It is also called Endi or Errandi.

From these four basic categories of sil the other silk fabrics are made, which are:

1. Chiffon
2. China Silk
3. Charmeuse
4. Jauquard
5. Noil
6. Raw Silk
7. Organza silk
8. Cotton silk
9. Crepe silk
10. Bracade silk
11. Taffeta silk
12. Thai silk
13. Satin silk
14. Blended silk