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Could the India economic train be slowing?
2008-02-12 07:17:00 Could the fast-moving India growth train finally be slowing?The largest public offering in India, Reliance Power, had a dismal first trading day of trading Monday, with its shares falling 17 percent below its price at offer last month when investors bought all available stock in less than a minute.Meanwhile, the Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensex index closed down 4.78 percent, making it the worst major performer in depressed Asian markets.Reliance Power's disappointing market debut followed a steady drip of slower growth projections, higher-than-expected inflation figures and falling export data released in recent days. Several initial public offerings have been pulled in India in the past few weeks as once-resilient investors rethink their commitment to India's volatile stock markets.In a sign that consumer spending may need a lift, the largest Indian bank, State Bank of India, cut its main lending rate a quarter of a point Monday, following recent moves by other big loca... More About: Train , Economic
Weather-beaten Arunachal gets Rs 500 cr relief: PM announces
2008-01-31 14:03:00 Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday announced a Rs 500 crore relief package to boost the economic development of Arunachal Pradesh, during his first ever visit there. Making his maiden visit to the state a memorable event for the people of Arunachal Pradesh, Prime Minister today said that there is no shortage of funds to foster the pace of development in the hilly state.Addressing party workers at the inauguration of the Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, headquarters of the Pradesh Congress Committee, he announced a Rs 500 cr relief package in case of damages done due to bad weather. Dr Manmohan Singh also urged the people to speed up the pace of growth and assist the government agencies in the reconstruction work and modernisation of the North East.Better connectivity & infrastructureMoving a step further, Prime Minister said that there was ample scope for tourism, micro and mini Hydel projects in the state. He promised to connect Arunachal Pradesh with other states by developing its infr... More About: Weather , Relief , Nach
Investor lose about Rs 16 trillion in 7 days on Dalal Street
2008-01-23 06:20:00 Investors on Dalal Street have lost a whopping Rs 15.82 trillion in the last seven days of market mayhem that included a fall of more than 4,000 points in the benchmark index Sensex.The Bombay Stock Exchange, which opened on a weak note this morning, managed to rebound from the day's low but finally ended the day at 16,729.94, a fall of 875.41 points.Within minutes of opening, investors had lost over Rs six trillion. Market was immediately suspended for an hour after the 30-share barometer hit the circuit limit of 10 per cent.Calculated on the basis of the market level at around noon when the index was down by around 13 per cent, investors had lost a whopping Rs 7.73 trillion in one day.However, today's loss was somewhat mellowed down as the markets recovered from its intra-day low. Calculated on the basis of the final figure, the loss amounted to over Rs three trillion. Today's loss came on top of over Rs 11 trillion loss suffered by investors on Dalal Street in the last six day... More About: Investor , Days
Investor lose about Rs 16 trillion in 7 days on Dalal Street
2008-01-23 06:20:00 Investors on Dalal Street have lost a whopping Rs 15.82 trillion in the last seven days of market mayhem that included a fall of more than 4,000 points in the benchmark index Sensex.The Bombay Stock Exchange, which opened on a weak note this morning, managed to rebound from the day's low but finally ended the day at 16,729.94, a fall of 875.41 points.Within minutes of opening, investors had lost over Rs six trillion. Market was immediately suspended for an hour after the 30-share barometer hit the circuit limit of 10 per cent.Calculated on the basis of the market level at around noon when the index was down by around 13 per cent, investors had lost a whopping Rs 7.73 trillion in one day.However, today's loss was somewhat mellowed down as the markets recovered from its intra-day low. Calculated on the basis of the final figure, the loss amounted to over Rs three trillion. Today's loss came on top of over Rs 11 trillion loss suffered by investors on Dalal Street in the last six day... More About: Investor , Days
Mercy chance give to goa government
2008-01-18 13:02:00 Despite Goa Chief Minister Digambar Kamat virtually throwing up his hands, coalition partner NCP on Friday expressed confidence that the crisis-ridden government will survive."The government will survive. We will find some solution," NCP General Secretary Praful Patel told reporters soon after returning here from Panaji where he had been rushed along with another party leader D P Tripathi on a troubleshooting mission.Patel said since the party MLAs, whose defiance has plunged the Congress-led Government in the state into crisis, are talking to the NCP leadership and have "not walked out", some solution appeared possible.At the same time, he said, "some commitments" that have been made to some legislators earlier have to be honoured.He, however, did not elaborate on the commitments. But Patel's optimism was in sharp contrast to Kamat's comment that God will save his government. Links-via-The times of India More About: Chance , Give , Mercy
Fire bursted Kolkata's Burrabazar
2008-01-15 06:24:00 The fire in Burrabazaar in Kolkata has now raged for more than three days, property worth crores has been destroyed.One trader has died of a heart attack at the sight of his life's work going up in flames. Thousands more could lose their livelihoods. Dozens of other buildings are exactly the same area are similar disasters, just waiting to happen.Finally, one of the biggest stumbling blocks in the fight against the Nandram Market fire has been overcome. A direct pipeline over half a kilometer in length up to the Ganges has now been established and firefighters are now at least getting a continuous supply of their biggest requirement - water.''See this is what is happening. We require a continuous supply of water. There will now be a delay of thirty minutes by which time the fire would have started again,'' said a fire fighter.The heat and smoke generated inside the building by a 60-hour long fire has made it difficult for firemen to reach the source and effectively use carbon d... More About: Fire
Tata Nano, real explosive Indian car
2008-01-11 06:18:00 Keeping his promise, made four years ago, to deliver a ?people?s car,? Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata unveiled on Thursday the Rs.1-lakh car christened ?Nano .?The world?s cheapest car from the Tata Motors stable comes with a rear mounted all-aluminium two-cylinder 623 cc petrol engine, promises a mileage of 20 km per litre, and meets all emission and safety standards.?The vision was to give the people of India a car which is not produced anywhere else in the world. Through Nano, which denotes high technology and small size, I have tried to provide a reliable mode of transport to every Indian family,? Mr. Tata told an overflowing press conference attended by Indian as well as international media at the inaugural day of the Auto Expo 2008 here.Links-via-Hindu More About: Real , Tata Nano
BCCI meets to take action on Australian tour
2008-01-08 07:42:00 The BCCI working committee will hold an emergency meeting here this evening to decide on whether to continue the controversy-marred cricket tour of Australia if the ICC does not respond favourably to its appeal on Harbhajan Singh's ban.The committee will deliberate at length the ban imposed on Harbhajan for allegedly racially abusing Australian all rounder Andrew Symonds and the umpiring blunders which cost India the second Test in Sydney."It all depends on what response we get from the ICC. We will discuss all the matters before finalising our response," a top BCCI official told PTI on condition on anonymity.The BCCI will also discuss the fallout, if indeed, they take the extreme step of abandoning the tour.India could risk a hefty $ 2 million (approx Rs 7.85 crore) fine from the ICC if it refuses to continue with the tour.The BCCI, however, may not be too concerned about the financial implications of pulling out of the tour but it would take into account the bigger ramifications ... More About: Action , Tour
Gurgaon shootout repeated again in MP
2008-01-04 12:19:00 Less than a month after the shocking killing of a Class VIII student by two of his classmates in a Gurgaon public school, a 16-year-old Class X boy on Wednesday shot a student junior to him with his father's pistol near a village school in Satna district of Madhya Pradesh.This murder by a schoolboy, seen together with the Gurgaon killing and the murder of a student in Noida by his former classmates last month, shows a disturbing rise in violence involving students which until now was reported only from the US.Reports coming from Satna say that the 16-year-old suspect is a student of a government school while the victim, Dharmu Koli, was 15 years old and junior to him in school. The senior student apparently shot Dharmu with a country-made pistol when he was returning home after taking an exam. The grievously injured boy died while being taken to a nearby hospital.The incident occurred at 1pm at Chor-Bari village in north Madhya Pradesh. The 16-year-old boy was going to school, when...
India back in the contest of Laxman's game
2008-01-03 10:13:00 VVS Laxman finally got India 's batting on this Australian tour off the ground, with an enthusiastic and entertaining century, and Rahul Dravid once again battled hard in dour fashion. Dravid spent time in the middle with Laxman but both fell in the dying moments of the second day, handing the initiative back to Australia. The much-needed Indian resistance spanned almost two sessions, but it was Australia who had won the first, pushing their first-innings score to 463 thanks mainly to an unbeaten 162 from Andrew Symonds.Laxman in particular was in a perfect mood, punishing anything that was too straight or too full. His customary elegant wristy play ensured that even deliveries short of a good length were kept down, and the boundaries came all round the park. He did survive one close call for lbw early on against Lee, and was the beneficiary of some fielding largesse, but on a day like this, where he batted with panache against an attack that has dominated India's batsmen, these bl... More About: Contest , Game , Back , The Con
Mumbai ashamed, two girls harassed physically
2008-01-02 12:53:00 The shocking pictures of two young women being molested by a mob of 70 to 80 men at Mumbai 's Juhu area in the early hours of New Year's Day, has ashamed the city.The women, one in a black dress and the other in a jeans and top emerged from the JW Marriott with two male friends around 1:45 am, and began walking towards Juhu beach close by.A mob of about 40 got after them and began teasing the women when one of the women swore loudly at the hooligans. But the mob, now 70-80 strong, wouldn't let go.They trapped the women near a vehicle and a tree, and pounced on them. A man in a white shirt tore off the black dress. Another, in a blue shirt, led the assault.As the women fell on the ground, dozens of men jumped on them.These pictures were taken by two Hindustan Times lensmen, who alerted the police.Archana Tyagi, Additional Commissioner of Police, Mumbai said, ''I have seen reports today in Hindustan Times. We will certainly take action. HT didn't show me the pictures yesterday. I... More About: Girls
Indian Travel Trade booms All 2007
2007-12-31 07:56:00 There's nothing quite like the mindless, but conviction addled momentum of a heavy bowling ball that knocks the pins clean. It's similar to the liquidity fuelled heydays of the capital markets, which, having ebbed a bit, are now making a comeback. Yes, sometimes bare knuckled speed can take adversity itself by surprise. But, at some point, the pace proves unsustainable, which needn't be deterring as long as the pace doesn't abate altogether. That is as general a description this reporter can put across of the Indian travel trade's inevitably concluded year. The preceding score months have witnessed serial, sweeping changes met with an admixture of objection and wide-eyed opportunism. While change itself is not new, its impact is variable and its permanent implications this year is straining eyebrows.Travel Trade For travel agents, 2007 has been a phase of urgency coupled with action and some important victories. A year that began on a high note with the promise of renewed growt...
Benazir Bhutto, dynamic pakistani leader killed
2007-12-28 05:29:00 Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has been killed in a suicide attack after a political rally in Rawalpindi.Initial reports say Bhutto was not injured in the bombing attack that killed at least 20 people and left many others injured. However, there are conflicting reports about how Bhutto was killed. Some reports suggest she was shot in the neck and chest while others say she died from injuries suffered in the suicide bombing.Witnesses say the bomber struck shortly after opposition leader Benazir Bhutto addressed a political rally in the city.In todays world overweight is something like a curse, but no worries at all. just read the latest tips on fast weight loss.source: Eontarionow.com More About: Killed
Buddha looks to ease Nandigram's pain
2007-12-27 12:05:00 After his party recaptured Nand igram in early November, West Bengal chief minister Buddha deb Bhattacharjee on Wednesday did his bit to regain political control that the CPM had conceded in the region in the past one year. The CM did this by literally promising the moon to the local folk, regardless of their political affiliation.The chief minister?s promises are being seen as the CPM?s and the state government?s joint effort to woo the hearts and minds of the people in the run-up to the 2008 panchayat elections. Mr Bhattacharjee?s 30-minute-long talk is also being viewed as a desperate attempt to revive his clean image as an ?impartial chief minister? who can easily deliver justice to people by positioning himself above the party whip.Addressing a well-attended gathering at Tengua in Nandigram on Wednesday, Mr Bhattacharjee exhorted Bhumi Uchched Pratirodh Committee (BUPC) leaders ? who had been spearheading the agitation for the past one year ? to dismantle the forum and constitute... More About: Pain , Ease , Looks
Narendra Modi retains his rule in Gujarat
2007-12-26 07:36:00 Narendra Modi was on Tuesday sworn in as Gujarat Chief Minister for a third term amidst much fanfare in the presence of BJP's pantheon but with virtually none from NDA constituents.Modi (57), who powered his party single-handedly to a fourth straight time in office in Hindutva's 'laboratory', was sworn in by Governor Nawal Kishore Sharma at a ceremony in the Sardar Patel stadium attended by a lakh of BJP supporters and workers.BJP's prime ministerial candidate L K Advani, party president Rajnath Singh, senior leaders including Murli Manohar Joshi, its chief ministers from Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh and former Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat.NDA convenor George Fernandes and Manohar Joshi, representing BJP's oldest saffron ally Shiv Sena attended the function on a day former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee celebrated his 84th birthday in Delhi. However, none of the prominent faces from the other allies like the JD(U), Akali Dal or Biju Ja... More About: Rule , Narendra Modi
Ganguly returns home to hero's welcome
2007-12-13 11:20:00 Riding on the crest of success, former Team India captain Sourav Ganguly returned to a hero's welcome here after his stupendous performance in the Test series against Pakistan.Braving the chill, a large crowd began gathering at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Airport here since early Wednesday evening to welcome the local boy who landed late in the night.Waving placards, posters, banners and tricolours, the crowd waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the local boy. The flight was late, but Ganguly's fans stood patiently.All hell broke loose as the southpaw, declared man-of-the-match of the final Test in Bangalore and man-of-the-series against Pakistan, emerged from the VIP gate just a little before 11 pm.Flashbulbs popped and microphones were shoved towards Ganguly. Drumbeats, conch shells and slogans of "Dada-Dada" rent the air as fans jostled for just one look at the man, who had staged one of the greatest comebacks in cricketing history.Security personnel found it difficult to ... More About: Home
Temple of study appered in blood war
2007-12-12 06:05:00 Clearly shocked by Tuesday's incident in which two of its Class-VIII students killed a classmate within the school premises, the Euro International School authorities said they would review the situation and take necessary steps at the earliest.However, trying to explain why the CCTVs installed in the school failed to capture the fact that a revolver was smuggled into the school by one of the key accused from his home, chairman of the school Satyavir Yadav admitted that they had been lying defunct for the past six months."We had shut the CCTV cameras after the teachers complained that they could not concentrate on teaching because of them. Now we will review the situation. But what everyone must understand is that none of us ever expected such a thing to happen inside the school," Yadav added. When asked whether the school had taken appropriate action when the two accused students in the gruesome killing had brought to their notice the alleged bullying of the deceased, Yadav said: ... More About: Study , Temple , Blood , Temp
BJP rejoices at EC notice to Sonia
2007-12-10 05:04:00 The Congress is furious at the Election Commission's notice to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi for her 'merchant of death remarks' during her election campaign in Gujarat.The party insists that it's just not right to equate the remarks made by Sonia with those made by Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who was also put on notice by the EC for his Sohrabuddin remarks.''We will reply to the notice. But there is a difference between the notices sent to Modi and Soniaji. They cannot be equated,'' said Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Spokesperson, CongressMeanwhile, Congress leader Digvijay Singh was also asked to explain his remark on Hindu terrorists in Gujarat.Sources in the Congress say that the EC has unfairly given-in to BJP pressure. The BJP was quick to claim moral victory. More About: Notice
Now India will play a larger role for UN affairs with China's support
2007-10-25 11:54:00 China today expressed support for India playing a larger role in UN affairs but was non-commital on backing a veto-wielding permanent seat for the country.Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi also said that Beijing will "redouble" efforts to jointly work with India to ensure peace, development and cooperation, while pursuing an "independent foreign policy of peace"."Reform of the Security Council is an issue that everybody needs to negotiate on. The Chinese government has expressed that it supports India playing a larger role in UN affairs," Yang said after meeting his Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee here.However, he did not elaborate on what role India should play.Briefing the Indian External Affairs Minister on the outcome of the just-concluded National Congress of the ruling Communist Party of China, Yang noted that President Hu Jintao has stressed in his 'work report' that whatever changes take place in the international situation, the Chinese government and people will al... More About: Play , Support , Role
Rizwanur?s widow interrogated by CBI
2007-10-25 11:43:00 THE Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials on Tuesday interrogated Priyanka Todi, daughter of prime accused Ashok Todi and widow of Muslim computer graphics teacher Rizwanur Rahman, who was found dead under mysterious circumstances a few days after his marriage.Moreover, the CBI team is also looking at the option of exhuming the body of Rizwanur for further examination. The investigation agency will also be forming a medical board to analyse the post-mortem and forensic reports.Speaking to HT, the CBI Joint Director Arun Kumar confirmed about a medical board in New Delhi with the help of experts from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). ?I will also discuss the post mortem report with the experts before coming to an conclusion,? he said.
Ajmer Dargah blast: Two Bangladeshi arrested
2007-10-12 11:09:00 Two people have reportedly been arrested in connection with Thursday's blast at the Ajmer Dargah. According to sources, both hail from Bangladesh.As the investigation is under progress, a bag suspected to have been holding the bomb has also been recovered. Besides, fragments of a mobile phone were also been recovered from the site.A sketch of the suspects is expected to be released by the police on Friday.Border Security Force and from police personnel have been deployed as a precautionary measure.Ajmer is limped back to normalcy a day after a blast in which two people were killed and 17 others were injured. The attack came on the eve of Juma't Al'Vida, the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramzan. More About: Arrested , Blast , Glad
Indo-US nuclear deal fails
2007-10-09 06:19:00 The UPA and the Left will be meeting for the fifth time on Tuesday on the Indo -US nuclear deal.The two sides will discuss the impact of the US domestic law and the nuclear deal on India's foreign and security policies.But the country already appears to have moved a step closer to general elections especially with the CPM leadership having rejected another compromise offer by Congress troubleshooter Pranab Mukherjee.Mukherjee suggested that India approach the International Atomic Energy Agency and tell them that what has been agreed is not final because there is opposition to the deal within India.The offer has been rejected by the CPI(M) which reiterated that if India approaches the IAEA, the communists will withdraw support. More About: Nuclear , Deal
Karnataka Chief Minister to Resign on oct 8 evening
2007-10-08 13:49:00 Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy will resign on Monday evening, Home Minister M P Prakash said.Prakash said a meeting of the Janata Dal-Secular legislature party will be convened later in the evening following which the chief minister would put in his papers. He will then take a floor test.This move comes in the wake of the tough talk by Governor Rameshwar Thakur during his meeting with the chief minister earlier during the day.The chief minister had conveyed to him that he would face the floor test on October 18 and a special session of the assembly too had been convened in this regard.The governor was, however, blunt in his reply and said it was his prerogative to call for a session. He also told the chief minister that he will have to submit his papers failing which he may have to dismiss him.The governor also said that he would invite the JD-S first to prove its strength. The chief minister was asked to get back to the governor by evening and make clear his intentions. More About: Karnataka , Resign , Chief Minister
On demands of their MLAs BJP looking to withdraw support to Karnataka govt
2007-10-05 10:51:00 BJP leaders on friday strongly announced that party leadership decide on withdrawing support to the JD (S)-led coalition government as chances of Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy transferring power to the Saffron party receded fast. At a meeting of the ministers representing BJP in the coalition government and party legislators, chaired by Chief Ministerial candidate B S Yediyurappa, a majority of them pushed for pulling out of the government and facing mid-term polls, a senior leader said on condition of anonymity. Meanwhile, Yediyurappa, who returned from Delhi on Thursday night, said that "if JD(S) does not want to transfer power and want to go to people's court, we (BJP) are also ready". More About: Demands , Support , Karnataka , Govt , Karnatak
Nuclear Deal: new doors opened for India by US
2007-10-03 12:09:00 India's technology could wave high after a new door opened after nuclear deal signed up with US. "It would be really a helping hand for economic potential, External Affairs and financial issues too" Pranab Mukherjee said."If India is to realise its economic potential, it will also need alternative sources of clean energy. Foremost among them is nuclear energy," Mukherjee said on Monday in a talk on India's Foreign Policy and Future India-US Relations at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York."Investments are now also flowing in both directions. In terms of the global economy, India and the United States have shared concerns on critical issues, such as energy security. Both countries are, for instance, interested in the stabilisation of oil and gas prices at reasonable levels and in reduced dependence on fossil fuels," he noted.In advanced areas like nuclear energy and space exploration, a sound indigenous base has been built that enables India not only to absorb high technol... More About: India , Nuclear , Deal , Opened , Doors
Red FM banned for a Week
2007-10-03 12:01:00 Government has banned the radio channel for seven days for Terming the remarks of Red FM radio jockey against the Gorkha community as "derogatory"."The remarks indeed hurt the sentiments of the Gorkha (Nepali) community and the steps taken by them did not help as the violence continued even after that. So we decided to impose a ban of seven days on the channel," a senior Information and Broadcasting ministry official said, adding the order would be subject to the outcome of Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal's hearing.The ban would be subject to the outcome of the channel's appeal against the showcause notice by the Ministry in the TDSAT, which will take up the matter tomorrow.The alleged derogatory remarks made by a radio jockey of the channel on the winner of Indian Idol, Prashant Tamang, had triggered clashes and violence in Siliguri last week. More About: Week , Banned
Supreme Court likely to enforce President's rule in T.N
2007-10-01 09:22:00 Supreme court took a hard decision by pulling up the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government. Supreme Court on Monday warned that if it did not comply with its order on the bandh, it would not be soft to them and could direct the Centre to impose President's rule and this could be really damaging for their Govt. "If there is no compliance with our order, it is complete breakdown of constitutional machinery. We will then have to direct the government to impose President's rule," a bench headed by acting Chief Justice B N Aggarwal and Justice P Sathasivam said. The bench's was remarked when the counsel appearing for AIADMK mentioned that Sunday's order was not being complied with by the government and state-run buses were not plying in Tamil Nadu. More About: Rule , Supreme , Resident
Microsoft introduced some fantastic Domains
2007-09-28 12:24:00 Microsoft has unveiled over 250 custom domains as part of its plan to offer every kind of Indian a distinct personalized email id powered by Windows Live Hotmail.The first custom domain, 'Lokhandwalarocks.com' was introduced by the company in May this year. And now, different categories on www.coolhotmail.com will list a number of custom domains describing users' personalities, indicating where they live, personifying their tastes and likes, and so on.For instance, users can choose email ids (for free) such as: yourname@goaisbliss.com or yourname@goarocks.com depending on what truly reflects their identity. More About: Microsoft , Domains , Some , Mains
Mumbai police defused deadly Bomb
2007-09-27 11:19:00 Mumbai police recovered around 6 deadly bombs in northern Andheri on Wednesday. Last year when city's railways was bombed around 187 people were killed. Mumbai police's anti-terrorism chief said the bombs were found in the northern suburb of Andheri late on Tuesday and were immediately defused."We don't think this has anything to do with terrorism," K.P. Raghuvanshi told Reuters.Another police official said the bombs could have been meant for use by criminal gangs. They were discovered on the eve of a huge welcome for India's triumphant Twenty20 cricket World Cup squad.The players arrived in Mumbai on Wednesday to a massive victory parade with hundreds of thousands of joyous fans braving rain to cheer their heroes. More About: Police , Mumbai , Bomb , Deadly
BJP attacked congress for Ram Setu
More articles from this author:2007-09-22 14:04:00 Stepping up its campaign on the Ram Sethu issue, the BJP today attacked on the Congress -led coalition at the Centre, demanding its unqualified apology for denying existence of Ram and said a government displaying "such ignorance does not deserve to stay in office".A resolution on Ram Sethu was approved at the party's ongoing national executive meeting here, but senior leader Murli Manohar Joshi made it clear that the party "would not directly take up the campaign. It will support the Rameshwaram Ram Sethu Raksha Manch to save the bridge. Reiterating the demand for declaring Ram Sethu as a world heritage monument, Joshi said his party disapproves the diversionary tactics adopted by certain groups by raising slogans and arguments which tend to divide people on the basis of geographical, linguistic and racial theories, which have long been rejected by scholars and the people as well. More About: Attacked , Attack , Atta 1, 2 |
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