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Ping Pong - Many Sri Lankans know him by that name. But his real name is Rajitha Hiran. He started his carrier many years ago in sinhala teledrama industry. He first joined to Sinhala Teledramas and then moved to Sinhala films also. Rajitha is famous as a comedy actor though there are many dramas he acted without comedy. He was recently married to a beautiful girl and here are some of the pictures of his wife and loving daughter.

Nowadays he is directing a Sinhala film - "Sakrayage Putha Waima." Here is a very funny video of Ping pon and you can watch it on the second page. Hope you enjoy the video. This was done by Hiru Mega Bite TV program and sure you will not able to stop laughing. These days Pin Pon participates many outdoor musical shows and perfome his singing talets also. "Hai Baby Hahi" is one of the best comedy film of Rajitha's.

Rajitha was appeared many sinhala video songs. Even he is not much tall he was able to grab the people around him because of his excellent acting skills. Rajitha was participated to the Sirasa Dancing Stars season - 2 reality program and showed brilliant performance. So he was a person who can dance, singing and acting.

Origins of the Earth

Origins of the Earth

It is now believed that the Earth was formed from colisions among the countless meteors that made up the early solar system The man who first proposed this hellish origin for the planet was the Victorian scientist Lord Kelvin A British expert in thermodinamics, Kelvin believed that the Earth was slowly cooling down. The fires of the planet’s interior visible in volcanic eruptions suggested to him that the planet had once been completely molten. He reasoned that the molten planet would need nearly 20 million years to cool to its present temperatures. This figure was a colossal underestimate. Kelvin was unaware of a key source of heat inside the early Earth that prevented the planet from cooling as he predicted; radioactivity. In the early Earth radioactive particles of uranium, torium and potasium were in huge abundance. The heat produced from the decay of these particles would keep the Earth extremely hot for an extremely long time. But although these particles confounded Kelvin’s calculations, they would eventually prove the keys to unlocking the true age of the Earth. In 1911, a gifted 21-year-old geology student Arthur Holmes used radiation to revolutionaze our understanding of Earth history. Radiometric dating was simple in principle. It was based on the discovery that traces of the radioactive element uranium found throughout the rocks of the Earth decayed into another element land. By measuring the proportion of uranium to land in chrystals trapped in ancient rocks Holmes could accurately calculate their ages. Collecting data from samples from all over the world would be a lifetime’s work but as Holmes grew older so did the Earth. Its calculated age extended first to 1 then 3 then finally to 4.5 billion years. Today 4.5 billion years is stil the accepted age for the Earth. The search for the age of the Earth was over and the results had opened a window on the past. For the first time scientists could put rocks into correct order look deep into the Earth’s past and tell its story.

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SALUTING THE WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE

TNN|Mar 30, 2013, 11.00AM IST

Godrej Eon Woman of Substance in association with Pond's Femina Miss India 2013 winner is Urmi Basu.

Urmi Basu of Kolkata was declared the winner for her work on gender equality at the grand finale of the Miss India 2013 pageant.

Earlier this year, Godrej Eon and Pond's Femina Miss India 2013 joined hands to recognise ordinary women who had contributed to enriching life — for themselves and others around them, as part of the brand's continuous efforts in strengthening its relationship with women consumers.

Unlike a beauty pageant which seeks to felicitate women on the basis of beauty and overall personality, the Godrej Eon 'Woman of Substance' Award honors women who do not make headlines but through their silent efforts, have enriched lives, without bothering about accolades and adversity.

From amongst the plethora of real life stories, seven entries made it to the final round — an interview with jury, Marc Robinson, Director Operations-Contestant and Creative, Miss India Organisation, Eva Pavithran (Assistant Editor, Femina), Vanya Mishra (Miss India World '12) and Rochelle Maria Rao (Miss India International '12), amongst which, Urmi Basu, from New Light, Kolkata, was declared the winner. Basu was crowned by Vanya at the grand finale of the Pond's Femina Miss India 2013 pageant on March 24 in Mumbai. She also got a gift hamper worth `1 lakh from Godrej Appliances.

With a Masters in Social Work from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, Urmi set up a small nonprofit organisation called New Light in Kolkata with seed money as little as Rs 10,000. Based out of the red light district in Kolkata, the mission of the organisation is to promote gender equality and fights violence and abuse of women, girl children and young people. That small initiative today provides care and support to more than a thousand people. The organisation also works to fight against child prostitution and trafficking for the purpose of sex-trade.

Kamal Nandi, EVP, Godrej Appliances commented, "The initiative was put in place to recognise ordinary women who have decided to step out to enrich lives. We want more and more women to be able to step out and contribute to the society. We are glad that through this unique initiative with the Miss India pageant, we are getting people to pay attention to the outstanding efforts of women like Urmi Basu. We hope that stories like her's inspire more people to reach out to uplift our society."

Ramesh Chembnath, AVP, Marketing and Modern Trade, of the brand, added, "We have always enjoyed a special emotional connect with the Indian consumers — in particular women, for having been a constant companion in their lives and homes. With this unique platform, we wish to strengthen that bond further and encourage them to step out and enrich lives — their own and others."

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