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With Chinese toys finding their way into the hands of tiny tots even in India’s remotest villages, the Dragon is practically everywhere in India.

And yet it is shocking how little we know about our most formidable neighbour. More so at a time when China is at its liveliest in decades.

The economic surge that has made it the world’s second biggest economy has not only triggered a surge in freedom, debates and nationalism, but also in corruption and other ills that afflict societies right across the world. Most of us, though, continue to remain in the dark about these developments or cling on to old assumptions.

The lack of knowledge stems right at the very top.

The protean Communist Party, the moving force behind every move China makes, has managed to confound most experts and escape their rigid definitions.

Not anymore. The workings of this secretive organisation has now been put firmly in the spotlight by Richard McGregor, former Financial Times China bureau chief and the author of the illuminating The Party: The Secret World of China’s Communist Rulers.

The unique book, which explains ‘the party’s functions, structures and how political power is exercised through them’ in a deeply engaging way with the aid of a rich cast of characters, has of course been banned in mainland China.

In an interview to R Rajesh Kumar, the author talks of the difficulties he had in chronicling the “least understood and most important political phenomenon in the world today”.

He also shares his views on the challenges the Party faces and on the China-India equation. Read on…

Image: Author Richard McGregor seen outside the Confucius Temple, in Qufu, 2007.

Image Courtesy: Richard McGregor

The Managing Partner of the Portal goa.su Anne Coast, who is currently in the northern part of the resort, said this over the telephone to RIA Novosti.

Local authorities had to to send more than 200 workers to clear the coast from tar balls that are thrown by waves on the shore, polluting beaches.

“Now it is not the best weather to go to the beach, there are few tourists, we go there also seldom.

This morning a local radio reported about what happened, but on our coast, as well as in areas of Anjuna and Baga Beach, everything is fine for now”, – said the Coast.

“Judging by how the local press reacts to the spill, the big panic is not felt.

We all understand that it is 2 more months till the high season and by that time, the beaches will have been clean” – she said.

Every year Goa is visited by at least 2.5 million tourists, mainly from Britain, Israel and Russia.

Tarry balls were found on the beaches in the beginning of the week.

Usually, such contamination occurs if the sea off the coast someone were merged oil.

If oil products were poured off by someone into the sea near the coast.

Such tar balls sometimes appear on the beaches of Goa due to wind and waves during the rainy season.

However the pollution has been particularly strong this year.

According to the Tourism Association of Goa, tourist services have been working around the clock, trying to find a way out, for the past 48 hours.

State authorities fear that the pollution of beaches can lead to a slowdown of tourists visiting the “Paradise State” of India.

According to the representative of the association Diana Braganza, experts are studying the collected samples to determine their origin.

Local authorities will make every effort to completely clear the sea-shore of the resort state from pollution during the week.

This is evidenced by Fiji Bureau of Statistics published by the portal ASIATravelTips.com.

Only in June, this island nation had more than 56,000 visitors from abroad, thereby breaking the four-years-old record.

For comparison: in June 2006, almost 52,8 thousand people have honored Fiji with their tourist attention.

The Head of Office of Tourism of the Republic, Joseph Tuamotu, noted that high rates were achieved by increasing the number of tourists from India and China – on average, these countries “supplied” a third more tourists in comparison with last year.

Tuamotu expressed the hope that till the end of 2010 Fiji, the first time in its history, will take more than 600 thousand people per year.

“My head hit the floor and my leg sprained,” she said. The 75-year-old filmmaker was later taken to a private hospital where she was checked and discharged immediately. “It could have been a major mishap but God was on our side,” Peries told the delegates during a SAFF seminar on ‘Our Films Global Films’ held this evening. The filmmaker said when she met with an accident everybody turn up there to see me.

That shows that there are no borders, she added. Pereis was Sri Lanka’s ambassador to France in 1990s and has won more than 15 international awards for her films across the globe. Her most popular film and considered one of the finest Sri Lankan films ever made is ‘Ganga Addara’ (Beside the River) which dealt with the relationship between a doctor and a mentally-ill girl.

From: www.mustseeindia.com

It is the absence of these cells which makes this case unique.

Yes, women gave birth even in later life – witness 70-year-old Omkar Panvar, who gave birth to two children in this age – but in all previous cases the eggs of donors were used.

According to RIA Novosti with reference to the physician of the unique new mother, Manika Khanna, there are virtually no chances of pregnancy among women over 45 years, even “test-tube”.

Anita Mathur has been married for 23 years, and all this time she could not conceive a child due to uterine fibroids. Previously, she took two attempts of IVF, but both were unsuccessful.

In addition, a new type of potato showed high rates of growth and yield – a hectare gives 14-25% more products. This was reported on Wednesday, September 22, by the media.

According to the developers of genetic potatoes, many poor people on earth can be fed with this potato.

According to the inventors, the average potato tuber contains about 3 grams of protein.

This is 6% of the recommended daily norm set by the United States.

In Indian potatoes, this figure was increased to 4.8 g, which represents 10% of American standard.

It was possible to obtain this result by adding a gene of the plant called amaranth in the vegetable.

It had been one of the major cereal crops in South America and Mexico for 8 thousand years and it even was called “Aztecs’ wheat” and “Incas’ bread”.

The safety of the products was tested on laboratory rats and rabbits, which did not die, and showed no allergy to new foods.

According to these results, the developers claimed the safety of new potatoes and continue tohe experiments.

The decision came after the representatives of participating teams had warned that they would not allow their athletes to participate in the Games, if they did not provide normal conditions for living.

The media reported that the Olympic village was not ready to receive the athletes.

On the eve one of the sections of the stadium collapsed, and two days ago, a pedestrian bridge, which led to it, also collapsed.

Scotland, England, Australia and New Zealand have already kept their athletes’ flight, said “Russia 24″.

Commonwealth Games must be opened on October 3, but the observers were not satisfied with the quality of facilities at the Olympic village.

Athletes must have been located in buildings that did not meet sanitary standards, and simply not ready for habitation.