Allu Arjun Going to Marry Sneha Reddy

Stylish Star Allu arjun is finally going to marry Sneha Reddy who does her graduation in Hyderabad and MS in USA.She is the daughter of Sekhar Reddy who runs engineering colleges in Hyderabad.

Close sources says that even though both belongs to different casts both are dating since one year and finally their reveal their love to their parents.

Ntion prays tribute to Mumbai Heroes

Salute to Real Heroes

Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan

Hemanth Karkare

ACP Ashok Kamte

I wish I had a gun instead of Camera - Sebastian D'Souza

This is the photograph of one of the Mumbai Terrorists took by Sebastian D'Souza at Chatrapathi Sivaji Terminal[CST].Mr.D'Souza said that he asked policemen to shoot that person.But no body had done it.
They are fully trained corporate professional terrorists.They have complete idea how to use weapon and how to attack another when one is filling riffle.They are looked entirly different from normal militants.These guys are not more than 28 and looks in a stylish manner with lots of confidence and trained to "Killl Till Death".

Indian Camandos operation in Mumbai on Taj Hotel

Proud To be An Indian
Camando's rescue operation in Mumbai Taj Hotel

Obama triumphs, will be first black US president

WASHINGTON – Barack Obama was elected the nation's first black president Tuesday night in a historic triumph that overcame racial barriers as old as America itself.

The son of a black father from Kenya and a white mother from Kansas, the Democratic senator from Illinois sealed his victory by defeating Republican Sen. John McCain in a string of wins in hard-fought battleground states — Ohio, Florida, Virginia and Iowa.

A huge crowd in Grant Park in Chicago erupted in jubilation at the news of Obama's victory. Some wept.

McCain called to concede defeat — and the end of his own 10-year quest for the White House.

Obama and his running mate, Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware, will take their oaths of office as president and vice president on Jan. 20, 2009.

As the 44th president, Obama will move into the Oval Office as leader of a country that is almost certainly in recession, and fighting two long wars, one in Iraq, the other in Afghanistan.

The popular vote was close, but not the count in the Electoral College, where it mattered most.

There, Obama's audacious decision to contest McCain in states that hadn't gone Democratic in years paid rich dividends.

Obama has said his first order of presidential business will be to tackle the economy. He has also pledged to withdraw most U.S. combat troops from Iraq within 16 months.

Fellow Democrats rode his coattails to larger majorities in both houses of Congress. They defeated incumbent Republicans and won open seats by turn.

The 47-year-old Illinois senator was little known just four years ago. A widely praised speech at the Democratic National Convention, delivered when he was merely a candidate for the Senate, changed that.

Overnight he became a sought-after surrogate campaigner, and he had scarcely settled into his Senate seat when he began preparing for his run for the White House.

A survey of voters leaving polling places on Tuesday showed the economy was by far the top Election Day issue. Six in 10 voters said so, and none of the other top issues — energy, Iraq, terrorism and health care — was picked by more than one in 10.

"May God bless whoever wins tonight," President Bush told dinner guests at the White House, where his tenure runs out on Jan. 20.