Dr. Ram Baran Yadav is the recent President of Nepal, who earlier served as Minister of Health and as General Secretary of the Nepali Congress Party. He was born on 4th February, 1948 in the small village of Sapahi, Dhanusha district in south-eastern Nepal. He was the fourth son of Thani and Ramrita Yadav. In 21st July 2008, he was selected as the first President of Nepal in a Second round of voting.

On Thursday, the application of Multi-Commodity Exchange-Stock Exchange (MCX-SX) to operate bourses trading various products, including stocks and equity derivatives was rejected by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). After SEBI rejected the application, Financial Technologies India (FTIL) fallen down 9.25% at Rs 1,245 at 10:16 IST on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

As per the market regulator the application done by MCX is resistant with the norms. In the share market, a high of one thousand three hundred and thirty five rupees and a low of one thousand two hundred and forty two rupees within the day were witnessed by Financial Technologies. At 9:11a.m., the share was trading at 1,272 which were fallen to 7.22% equivalent to Rs.99.4. The volume of shares with MCX was trading were 1, 18, 626 in comparison of 35, 000 which is its five-day average and 15, 016 shares, its thirty-day average.

Toyota's North American arm confirmed for Inside Line on Wednesday, that on Friday in the U.S.2010, Lexus LS sedans equipped with optional Variable Gear Ratio Steering will be recalled. On Wednesday, a statement was issued by the Toyota Motor Corp. (TMC) saying that it is preparing a recall of 11,500 Lexus vehicles globally which includes the Lexus LS 600h and LS 460.

Toyota spokesman Mike Michels wrote in response to an e-mailed query from Inside Line, "Toyota North America is aware that certain 2010 Lexus LS sedans equipped with optional Variable Gear Ratio Steering [VGRS] may exhibit a temporary steering wheel off-center condition, under specific conditions". Preparations which are based on Toyota’s discussions with TMC in Japan are being made to file a recall in the United States on May 21.

To fix a computerized steering problem, Toyota will recall 4,500 Lexus LS models in Japan, 3,800 in the U.S., 800 in China, 150 in Europe and a small number in other markets. Japan's Nikkei, citing unidentified sources, said the company may for the interim suspend sales and productions of some Lexus LS sedans worldwide. Toyota is recalling four Lexus models, the LS 460, LS 460 L, LS 600h, and LS 600h L. According to spokesman Paul Nolasco, the Company has received 12 complaints about the problem in Japan, but has no reports of any accidents worldwide.

The British Petroleum (BP) is owner of the oil rig. As time passes by, the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is getting larger and larger. On 20 April 2010, the oil spill was started from an oil rig explosion in the Deepwater Horizon, which is owned by Transocean is getting closer to the Louisana coastline. On its latest update, Louisana coastline poses a threat to the marine life over there. To contain the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico from continuous leakage, every possible action has been called by US President Barack Obama. As of last week, the most amount of oil is being thrown into the water by a third leak in the oil rig.

“The current situation of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico may probably surpass the extent of the BP oil spill which happened in 1989 from Exxon Valdez in Alaska. That particular oil spill is so far considered as the worst oil spill in the history resulting to millions of environmental damages particularly in the livelihood of fishermen and in the wildlife,” according to several experts.

Jie Jun Lan said, “They do the fastest possible action to contain this oil spill in Gulf of Mexico from further leakage to the water,” and “I’ve heard that these boom oil equipments clean oil spills and contains them to avoid further leakage.” Companies that have the necessary oil spill machineries like boom oil equipment should coordinate with the authorities.

On May 7, 2010, Barbecue Chef Ted Reader completed the giant hamburger in Toronto. Canadian Barbecue chef made world’s largest burger and has broken the earlier Guinness World Record of 84 kilograms. Reader said, “They still have to wait for Guinness to give them the official nod that they’ve claimed the biggest burger crown."

To flip the oversized culinary creation, a specially designed grill with a built-in forklift mechanism design is used by the award-winning chef. With $8,500 raised from the event benefiting Camp Bucko, a camp program for children with burn injuries, individuals and organizations were invited to place a bid on the burger. For world’s heaviest hamburger, the hamburger is waiting to be affirmed as a new Guinness World Record.

Agriculture Minister and party chief named Sharad Pawar’s daughter Supriya Sule shows defense against her family. She said that her family had no connections with the Indian Premier League (IPL). Supriya Sule is the leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), New Delhi.

She said that her husband, Sadanand Sule is not connected with any IPL controversy and also said that her family did not bid for IPL. She clears all matters and show defense against her family. Supriya Sule also said that the indictments which are pointed at Praful Patel are unjustified and she also clear that her father has not taken any side, he just tried to clear his situation on Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi.

A 6 years old Chinese boy Chi-lin, has 15 fingers and 16 toes, which outnumber the current world record of 25. Currently, he is ready to undergo an operation at Shengjing Hospital in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning province. Here you can see the photo and x-ray of Chi-lin's fingers and toes.

The world’s smallest man He Pingping was died at age of 21 due to a chest pain. He was filming a television show in Rome, Italy, where he was to take a part in the show, when he suffered chest pains and then was sent to the hospital and he was died on this past weekend, the program’s production company said Tuesday on March 16th, 2010.

He has died from heart complications according to the Guinness World Records spokesperson said. Pingping was also recognized the World’s shortest man by Guinness World Records book in 2008 and he had made a "huge impact around the world". Mr Glenday, the editor of Guinness World Records said, "For such a small man, he made a huge impact around the world."

He was born in China's northern region of Inner Mongolia in 1988, who was just 74 cm tall (29 inches). He had become a recognized figure across the world. He was traveled around the world to promote the Guinness World Records and he was successor as the world's shortest man in due course. Earlier this year he also traveled to Istanbul to launch of the Guinness World Records live roadshow, where he gave posed with world’s tallest man Sultan Kosen.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy is no more but do you know that which’s the place who loved most? Well, it is the Idupulapaya Estate from his Kadapa district, where YSR’s funeral was held means he was laid to rest at this place that was close to his heart.

Approximately extended over 100 acres, the luxuriant green family estate is situated 40 km from Pulivendu. During his all visit to Kadapa district and inquired about various plantations in the estate, he was popularly known as “YSR”, stayed at the estate. His parents were interred there; also one of this reasons the place was also close and dear to his heart.

Online pay service provider Paypal adds New Fees Without Notice

PayPal is the faster, safer way to pay online. Paypal adds new fees to its customers without notifying them of the change in last month. From June, PayPal had started charging for payments classified as "Goods" or "Services," even if you have a personal account. PayPal now will be charged a fee of about 2.9% plus 30 cents. It's possible to send money for free as a personal transfer, but this is only intended for friends and family.