From coal scams to FDI bangs, from a loss in cricket to an epic win in tennis, here are the top 10 news of the week.

1. Apple launches iPhone 5

After months of speculation and rumors, Apple finally launched the iPhone5, along with the fifth generation iPod Touch and the seventh generation iPod Nano. The latest version of the phone is said to have a bigger screen and is supposed to be lighter than the earlier versions of the device. Along with the device, the accessories have also undergone a drastic change as the new Apple EarPods come with a better design, remote and mike.

The iPhone 5 will be available in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and the UK on Friday, 21 September, and customers can pre-order their iPhone 5 beginning Friday, 14 September. Full story here.

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2. Diesel prices up by Rs 5 per litre

In a bold financial move, the government finally increased the price of diesel by Rs. 5 per litre while also capping the number of subsidized cooking gas cylinders at six a year. These two decisions are going to affect the household budgets gravely as the increase in diesel price will increase the price of most of the food items due to higher transportation cost whereas the capping of the number of subsidized cylinders will increase the cooking fuel bill by 50%. Full story here.

3. Verghese Kurien dies at 90

Popularly known as the “Milkman of India”, Dr. Verghese Kurien passed away in a hospital in Nandiad town in Gujarat due to complications arising out of kidney ailments. With the establishment of Amul Cooperative at Anand in 1949, Kurien ushered the white revolution in India. As the chairman of the National Dairy Development Board, he launched ‘Operation Flood’ which has helped India become the world’s largest milk producer. He is also a Padma Vibhushan awardee. Dr. Kurien is survived by his wife and daughter.

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4. Justice Altamas Kabir to become the next Chief Justice of India

Justice Altamas Kabir will replace the present Chief Justice of India, S.H. Kapadia on September 29, 2012. Justice Kabir started out as a permanent judge of the Calcutta High Court in 1990 and went on to become the Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court and then a judge of the Supreme Court of India in 2005. He has been credited for computerization of the Calcutta High Court, the Civil Court and other courts in Kolkatta. He is also the chairman of national Legal Services Authority since 2010. Full story here.

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5. Andy Murray wins US Open 2012

Britain’s 76 year-old wait for a male Grand Slam tittle finally got over when World No.4 Andy Murray won the US Open 2012 by defeating Serbia’s Novak Djokovic. Murray defeated Djokovic by 7-6, 7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2. Andy had lost all four Grand Slam tournaments that he had appeared in but managed to win the title in his fifth attempt, in a game that lasted for 187 minutes. He had earlier won a gold medal at the London Olympics this year. The last British male champion to win a Grand Slam title was Fred Perry, who won the US Open in 1936. Full story here.

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6.  New Zealand wins the Twenty20 International against India

India lost to New Zealand in the second and final Twenty20 International by one run. The target for the Indian team after NZ had batted first was 167 but they only managed to make 166 runs with a loss of four wickets. With this win, the Kiwis also won the series as the first match at Vishakhapatnam was declared a wash out due to rains. However, this match saw Yuvraj Singh’s successful return to International cricket after battling with a rare germ cell cancer as he made 34 runs out of 26 balls with two sixes. Full story here.

7. Coal controversy: SC issues notice to govt

Adding to the woes of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA), a notice to the central government has been issued by the Supreme Court on Friday. The notice is over alleged irregularities in coal block allocations, and came in response to a PIL seeking cancellation of the 194 coal block allotted during the period of 2005 to 2011. The national auditor, the Comptroller of Auditor General (CAG) has estimated Rs.1.86 trillion as damage to the exchequer. The coal ministry is expected to give its explanation within eight weeks. Full story here.

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8. TVs to go blank for 2 minutes for three days

In a strategy to persuade viewers to shift to digital systems, all broadcasters will switch off transmission simultaneously at 7:58 pm, 8:58 pm and 9:58 pm for three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday).  All channels will stop programming to show a 30-second advertisement in Hindi and English informing viewers to change to digital set top boxes before October 31. The advertisement ends with the warning “Go digital or go blank” in English and “Set top box lagaye ya TV bhool jaye” in Hindi. Full story here.

9. Government clears FDI in 4 sectors

In what is being termed as the ‘Big Bang of Reforms’, the government cleared FDI in aviation, multi-brand retail, broadcasting and power exchange. A 51% FDI is being allowed in MBR while 49% is allowed in aviation. While the FDI in aviation will help the sinking sector, FDI in MBR is being seen as a move that will wash out businesses of multiple kirana store owners. The good sign is that the government has left the final decision of MBR to the states.

10.  SC: Judges will head the RTI panels now

The tradition of retired bureaucrats heading the statutory bodies constituted under the Right to Information Act 2005 has been ended. This is courtesy a controversial judgment by Supreme Court of India on Thursday. Now, judges will head the Central Information Commission (CIC) and State Information Commissions. The court further ruled that the Commissions at Centre and States would hold sittings in benches comprising of two members each, one being a judicial member and the other an expert member, drawn among persons of public eminence having wide knowledge and experience in law, science and technology, social service, management, journalism, mass media, or administration and governance. Full story here.

Long ago, when you were young, a drug referred to the tablet your mother gave you when you would catch a cold. And with innocence, sweeps out the need to be prudent. All of a sudden, thrust into the big bad world of college, stress, adulthood and a prospective career, the need to look out for companions and the need to fit in is much higher.

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And are drugs an offshoot of this need? That, I believe, is debatable.

The recent news piece commenting on cops busting drug users outside popular SoBo colleges, did not surprise me, let alone shock. This could be attributed to the lack of ignorance amongst college-goers regarding the increase of drug assumption among the youth. But while we argue about the right and wrong of it all, it is equally important to understand as to why this is slowly becoming such a recurring phenomenon.

With cops resorting to dressing as collegians in order to track down on college going drug users, the entire incident has stemmed up an alarming fact. That perhaps druggies are not as inhibited as one would expect them to be.  While the common notion was that people who consumed drugs did so in the safe confinements of their homes, or places that would not attract much attention, this flamboyant sense of usage, especially amongst undergraduates is a reason to worry.

While it is a common notion to blame urban modernisation to this, the reasons run a lot deeper. Apart from the fact that many teenagers are dealing with stress related symptoms and continuing forms of neglect, one may also look at the allure of the rock and roll fueled drug usage. Also, with an increased need to judge and ostracize, there is a common understanding to resort to antics as such, however unfavourable, to fit in, and be a part of a group.

Also, the taboo subject that drugs consumption is amidst the patriarchal set-up is one such another problem. You see, as we near adulthood, our parents will forever tell us to not smoke and to not consume drugs, because they term it to be bad. And the societal structure is such that they feel if we were to ever be caught doing anything remotely taboo, it would bring shame upon the family.

The way we are approaching the problem of drug consumption is entirely wrong. It is important for the vulnerable, in this case, teenagers, to understand what the consequent effect of their decision is. Even stories of glamorous drug consumers like Kurt Cobain, Elvis Presly and Amy Winehouse, amongst others, have been victims of drug overdose. It is important to create an awareness regarding the perils of drug usage. One must understand that in India, drugs are readily available at optimum rates. And it is important for us to move beyond the horizon of college students and realise that children as young as 10 years old, living in dingy slums, are vulnerable to organic drugs, like hash.

Busting private parties, while may be the need of the hour in order to regulate circulation of illegal drugs, is no way to educate youngsters justifying the illegality of such substances. And perhaps, just perhaps hope that the stark truth behind the disguise for a few moments of bliss dissuades someone to use it.

From space walks to rockets launches and Silver medals to cricket wins, here are the top 10 news stories of the week.

1.      Girisha Nagarajegowda wins Silver at the London Paralympics 2012

Girisha became the first Indian to win a medal in the ongoing London Olympics by bagging the silver medal in the men’s high jump event. Girisha was competing in the F2 category which is meant for the participants who have disabilities of the hands or legs. Though Girisha and the Gold-medalist Iliesa  Delena of Fiji both cleared the same height of 1.71 meter, Girisha lost out on the Gold since he cleared it in his second try. However, in his second attempt Girisha cleared a career-best height of 1.74 meter. A Rs. 5 lakh cash price was announced for Girisha for achieving this feat by the Vice-president of Karnataka States Sports Authority, Girish Patel. Full story here.

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2.      Hollywood actor Michael Clarke Duncan dies at 54

Oscar-nominated Hollywood actor Michael Duncan died at the Cedars-Senai Medical Centre at Los Angeles after suffering from a heart attack. Duncan was the former bodyguard of Will Smith and Jamie Fox before he struck gold at the box office with “ The Green Mile’ in 1990 which also earned him the Academy Award nomination for the best supporting actor. His other famous works include, “Armageddon”, “Planet of the Apes”, “Kung Fu Panda” and “Talladega Nights”. Full story here.

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3.      Paes – Stepanak enter the US Open final

India’s Leander Paes and Czech’s Radek Stepanak entered the men’s doubles finals of the US Open 2012 after Lopez from the Spanish duo of Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez retired hurt when the scorecard was 6-6. The fifth-seeded pair of Paes and Stepanak will now face the second-seeded American duo Mike and Bob Bryan in the finals, who defeated  the Pakistani-Dutch pairing of Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi and Jean-Julien Rojer by 6-3, 6-4. Full story here.

4.      India wins the Nehru Cup for the third time

The Indian football team created history by winning the Nehru Cup for the third time in a row by defeating Cameroon by 5-4 via tie-breaker after both the teams were 2-2 after extra time. India’s new football coach Wim Koevermans and skipper Sunil Chettri were applauded for their successful game plan. While India is ranked at 168 in the World Rankings, Cameroon is ranked at 59. The winners were awarded with a cash prize of  $1,00,000 and the runner-up was awarded a $50,000 cash prize. Full story here.

5.      Sunita Williams sets a record with sixth spacewalk

A new record for total cumulative spacewalk time by a female astronaut was created when Sunita Williams set out for her sixth spacewalk to repair a faulty power distribution unit. The spacewalk which lasted for 6 hours 28 minutes broke the record previously held by Peggy Whitson. Williams along with her Japanese counterpart Akihiko Hoshide fixed the faulty cable to restore power to International Space Station. Apart from the record of highest number of spacewalks, Williams also holds the record of longest spaceflight (195 days) and total time spent on spacewalks (44 hours and 2 minutes). Full story here.

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6.      India wins the second test match against New Zealand; completes a series whitewash

India won the second test match against New Zealand by 5 wickets, thereby winning the test series by 2-0. With this win, Dhoni became the most successful skipper at home by winning 14 matches and surpassed the record of former captain Mohd. Azzharuddin’s 13 match win. The Kiwis had set a target of 261 and initially seemed to have the upper hand in the game when they took the wickets of Sachin Tendulkar, C Pujara and Suresh Raina in succession. However, the stable partnership of Kohli(51) and Dhoni(48) steered India to the path of victory. Kohli was declared as the Man of the Match while R Ashwin was declared the Man of the Series. Full story here.

7.      Air India gets its first Dreamliner Aircraft

Air India became the fifth global airline company to take possession of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft after its officials took the aircraft’s delivery in US. Loaded with new and sophisticated technologies which will reduce noise and emission during all phases of the flight, 787 Boeing is known to be one of the most fuel-efficient and eco-friendly aircraft as it requires 20% less fuel. The aircraft has the capacity for 256 seats and can fly 16,000 km non stop. Full story here.

8.      Five Indian firms feature in Forbes’ “World’s Most Innovative Companies”

In a recent report published in Forbes magazine, five Indian firms have made it to the list of the “World’s Most Innovative Companies”. Larsen and Tourbo is ranked 9th,  followed by Hindustan Unilever (12) and Infosys (19). Tata Consultancy was ranked 29^th while Sun Pharmaceuticals was ranked 38^th . The criteria for the selection were that the companies must have $10 billion in market capitalization and should have spent at least one percent of their asset base on research and development. Cloud computing king Salesforce.com took the top position in the list. Full story here.

9.      Amazon launches Kindle Fire HD

The world’s largest Internet retailer, Amazon.com, launched the brand new Kindle Fire HD in a bid to dominate the market space of Apple’s iPad. The new Kindle Fire HD promises to be loaded with a range of new apps and sophisticated technology and also comes at a cheaper price than the iPad. The premium Kindle Fire HD has a 1920×1200 resolution screen, lagging Apple’s so-called “retina” display. At 8.9 inches, it is also slightly smaller than the iPad’s screen. However, the lowest price of Kindle’s new version is just $ 159 while Apple’s lowest prices iPad is $499. Full story here.

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10.  Countdown for India’s 100^th rocket launch begins

The 100^th mission of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is scheduled to launch at 9:51 AM on Sunday from Sriharikota satellite launch in Andhra Pradesh. The Indian rocket – Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle – will carry the 715 kg French satellite called SPOT 6 and the 15 kg Japanese satellite called the Proiteres. The SPOT and Indian remote sensing satellites are the two leading earth observation satellite series. The Prime Minister is expected to witness the launch of the 100^th Indian mission. Till date, India has built 67 satellites and 32 rockets staring from its first satellite Aryabhatta launched in 1975.

On the very busy street of Linking road, the ‘rasta’ shopping paradise of many, stands the busiest stall of them all – Jay Sandwich. At the corner just outside R.D National College where the lane turns left from the main trunk road, nests this Mumbai sandwich joint. For a whopping 27 long years this place has been feeding college students and shoppers alike from 9 am to 9 pm day in and day out.

Known for the vast options it offers and the quality that it delivers, Jay sandwich is the preferred hangout spot for around 800people/day. The sandwich menu is long and made to suit each one’s whims and fancies. Starting from the usual ‘sada mumbai sandwich’ which is priced at INR 25 and going on to the expensive and fancy item like the ‘big grilled cheese sandwich’, which is priced at  INR 95.  Old school bread crafts like jam toast, bread butter jam toast and bread butter chutney are also quick sellers. The introduction of a variety of sandwiches with paneer and cheese and pizza’s surely favour the taste buds of the ones who like their meal large!

My treat this time was the king of the charts, the cheese masala toast. The very filling combination of potato mash with tomatoes, layers of cheese and toast bread sunk in Amul butter was surely the most relishing sandwich I have ever tasted. The spicy green chutney and sauce added to the necessary tanginess and all this when downed with a glass of orange Rasna made me happiest man in Bandra. For INR 55 my day was made and the craving of having an awesome sandwich was satiated.

My feast!

“Bas students ka pyaar hai jo humein chalata hai,” said the smiling owner of the bread empire. So the next time you are tired after a long bargain at Linking Road or get done with a taxing long lecture, you know the perfect place to re-energize. I very rightly claim Jay to be the ‘Sandwich ka Sardar’ for that scrumptious experience. Yahan ki Sandwich ki JAY!!!

The man behind the stall.

Khaana Rating- 9.5/10

“Nothing is real and nothing to get hung about.”

As I sit down to write this article about one of my favourite bands of all time, I cannot help but listen to their songs seeking inspiration. I am absolutely ‘gobsmacked’ [they’re British] when I hear my most loved Beatles song, Strawberry Fields Forever. What is it about The Beatles that 50 years since they’re arrival on the music scene still captivates listeners around the world? What was it about them that generates an appreciative hysteria among music lovers?

As I sit here, and try to pen the cult that the Beatles were, the most important point to be made would be the Beatles themselves. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrisson made what can now be deemed a rock and roll classic. While The Beatles beautifully indulged themselves in pop, psychedelic rock, classic rock, and came at a time when Elvis Presly was the rock and roll hero, the focus for rock and roll enthusiasts got conveniently shifted from America to the UK. And just when the Beatles were around, the Bee Gees were crooning Joh Travolta’s story to the disco and subsequent death. People reveled and celebrated the average street monger and his story, and here were four boys in the middle of the most ultimate popularity spiral that music had ever known.

Bringing to birth, ‘Beatlemania’, the band created such an intense mass hysteria even while enjoying a no. 1 position in the UK, much before their touchdown in the U.S. While the band brought about a new style in album covers with Abbey Road, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club, White Album, (the covers having been revisited and imitated countless times) it also brought to the fore the creative genius of the band’s most influential members, Lennon and McCartney who perhaps had one of the most successful lyric partnerships of all time. And while the avant-garde music of The Beatles was one of the biggest reasons that made the band so popular, one needs to understand the immense impact the band had on society. While Lennon, a subtle atheist once commented that the Beatles were more popular then Jesus, just perhaps, he had measured the band’s impact just about correctly. Whatever The Beatles did, sang or spoke would be revisited, come what may.

The influence that the Beatles enjoy cannot be mentioned in mere words. During the group’s decline, as Lennon slowly went on to form a partnership with artist Yoko Ono and the others kick-started their own solo careers, they still remained in the news. With their songs enjoying countless covers by esteemed artists like Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Elton John, Frank Sinatra among others, they could perhaps be called the most revisited musical band of all time. Lennon’s peace movement with Ono and their “make love bed” made further paths to the hippies culture of 70’s, only to be fueled by their unabashed admittance to drug usage.

Which brings us back to one eternal question- What makes The Beatles eternal?

Beautiful music notwithstanding, lyrics that seems to transcend harsh social realities and enigmatic personalities of Lennon and McCartney can easily be the summarizing factors. Today, music lovers with a conscience cannot seem to not love Yhe Beatles and they still continue to be a cult. And while in another part of the world, people are trolling a heavily criticised young pop-star who claims to be as big as The Beatles, I end this and silently rue, that no he is not, and no, not many can be.

Best: Toyota Camry – “Leadership is an art of Persuasion, not Domination”
The price of the The All New Camry being 23.5 lakhs (ex-showroom), it definitely has a niche market. The well executed ‘leadership’ campaign carries an aspirational factor, as it subtly states that it is designed only for leaders. Also, they have represented the right idol for the brand – Abraham Lincoln. This helps elevates the positioning of the brand.
The media planning is perfect and adds to the brand recall. All in all, this is one well executed print ad.

Bad: Nature’s Essence Age Defense Ad
This one is a full page ad, yet looks very shabby. The use of three different fonts adds to the shabby look of the ad. Use of scientific terms seems to be invalid in this case as the potential consumer wouldn’t really understand such terms. Therefore, this is certainly not the right strategy for the creative. Instead, focusing on the glamour quotient alone would have worked wonders.
I believe when you spend on a full page ad, you must make sure you have the right thing to show. Nature’s Essence fails to impress on all counts. Hope the product isn’t as bad the ad though!

From earthquakes to awards, from hurricanes to law suits, here are the top 10 news stories of the week.

1. A K Hangal dies at 95
   

Padma Bhushan awardee and Bollywood veteran, A K Hangal passed away at the age of 95 after injuring himself and fracturing his thigh bone after he slipped in the bathroom. He was admitted in Asha Parekh’s hospital where he breathed his last. Known as “The Grand Old Man” of Hindi cinema, Hangal was a former freedom fighter and had participated in the revolt against the British rule before coming to India after the Partition and joining a leftist theatre group. Though his entry to Hindi film industry was late, he went on to star in over 200 films as the elderly relative of the Bollywood heroes. His most famous works include “Sholay”, “Namak Haraam”, “Bawaarchi”. Full story here.

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2.  Gold prices touch record high of Rs. 31,077/10 gm

Adding to the woes of jewelers, traders and consumers, gold touched a record high of Rs 31,077 per 10 grams. According to a report by World Gold Council, gold demand in India has gone down to 650-750 tonnes this year from 933 tonnes in the 2011 calendar year. High inflation along with negative buying sentiment has lead to a dip in the sales of gold, affecting the business of many jewelers. Full story here.

3. First Man on the Moon, Neil Armstrong dies at 82

Neil Armstrong, The First Man on Moon, passed away at the age of 82 due to ‘complications resulting from cardiovascular procedure’. Armstrong had created history when on June 20, 1969, Apollo-11 spacecraft under the commander-ship of Armstrong landed on Moon. After departing from NASA, Neil Armstrong had been working as a professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Cincinnati. He is best remembered for saying,”That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Full story here.

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4. Hurricane Isaac storms over the Gulf Coast

Though Hurricane Isaac was weaker than Hurricane Katrina, that devastated the Gulf coast belt in 2005, it caused significant damage in the area, according to reports. The former Category One hurricane was going to be downgraded to ‘tropical depression’ as it moved to the northern parts of USA. Reports also claim that the property damage caused by Isaac will not make the top-10 list of worst US hurricanes by inflation-adjusted losses though the incessant rains due to the storm still caused significant flooding in low-lying area. Full story here.

5. SC upholds  Kasab’s death sentence

Supreme court has upheld the death sentence of Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist of the 26/11 attacks. 166 people died in the attack when Kasab, along with 9 other terrorists, after travelling to Mumbai from Karachi by sea, had gone on a shooting spree at various city landmarks. After being sentenced to death by a special anti-terror court on May 6, 2010, Kasab had been lodged in Arthur Road Jail. After the SC’s verdict, Kasab has the option of filing a review petition in the apex court. Full story here.

6.  Samsung wins patent case against Apple in Japan

Apple’s claims that Samsung had infringed on its patent were dismissed by the Tokyo court. Apple had filed a lawsuit against Samsung last August claiming that Samsung’s smartphones were running on the technology developed by Apple. However, in a similar case, the jury in California court ruled that Samsung products illegally use Apple’s technology and awarded Apple $1 billion in damages. The legal battle also involves Samsung’s Tab device, which Apple claims infringes on patents related to the iPad tablet. Full story here.

7.  Dhoni launches his own motorbike team

Known for his passion for motorbikes, Indian cricket team’s captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, launched his own motorbike racing team, in collaboration with Telugu star Nagarajuna, to participate in the FIM Supersport World Championship, which will be held at the Buddh International Circuit, India next year. His team is called MSD R-N Racing Team India and it made its debut in the Czech Republic race in Brno last month. The team consists of Frenchman Florian Marino and Dan Linfoot of Great Britain.

8.  London Paralympics 2012 begins

London Paralympics 2012 began with much fan fare with nearly 80,000 people attending the first day. Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the Games with noted scientist and author of the book, “A Brief in Time”, Stephen Hawking. Arjuna Award winner and long jump athlete Jagseer Singh was the flag bearer from India in the Opening Ceremony. 10 Indian athletes have participated in the Games. A total of 165 countries along with 4,200 athletes are going to participate in the 11 day long event and will compete for 503 medals in 20 sports. Full story here.

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9.  Khel Ratna Award for Vijay Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt

Olympic medalists Vijay Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt were jointly conferred with Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award, country’s highest sporting honour, by President Pranab Mukherjee in a ceremony attended by Ministers, dignitaries and sports-persons, held at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.  Shooter Vijay Kumar had won a silver in the 25 meter rapid fire event and wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt had won a bronze in the 60 kg freestyle event. Yuvraj Singh, who is preparing for his comeback after surviving a rare germ cell cancer, was also awarded the Arjuna Award. A total of 25 atheletes were conferred Arjuna Awards this year. Full story here.

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10.  Philippines shaken by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake

A 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook the eastern Philippines’ coast prompting the U.S. Pacific Tsunami Warning Center to issue a tsunami warning which led to panic among the locals. However, the warning was lifted soon and thousands of people who had evacuated their homes returned. The quake was centered 146 kilometers (96 miles) east of Samar Island and managed to kill only one person and caused only minor damage though small waves of 16 cm did hit a southern Philippine island. Full story here.

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