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Five NATO Weapons of War Russia Should Fear

If tensions should spiral out of control, here's what Moscow should be concerned about. When it comes to a potential war between NATO and Russia over the Ukraine or some other hotspot, everyone's attention is focused on the capabilities of U.S. versus Russian weapons. The U.S. is only one member of NATO, and it happens to be one of the members that isn't even on the European continent. Should NATO and Russia come to blows, it is certain that European forces will go into battle alongside--perhaps--American troops. If this scenario happens, here are five NATO weapons Russia should fear: Britain's Challenger 2 tank: Backbone of the UK's tank force, the Challenger 2 would be in the forefront should Britain commit heavy armor to a European conflict against Russia. The Challenger 2 is heavily protected with Dorchester (another name for Chobham armor) and armed with a 120-millimeter cannon. It has an off-road speed of about 25 miles per hour. ...

Different types of Modern Navy Combat Ships

Usually the size and the purpose. The period of time sometimes distinguishes the name.  Modern navy combat ships are generally divided into seven main categories. The categories are: Aircraft Carriers, Battleships, Cruisers, Destroyers, Frigates, Submarines, and Amphibious assault ships. There are also support and auxiliary ships, including the minesweeper, patrol boat, and tender. During the age of sail, the ship categories were divided into the ship of the line, frigate, and sloop-of-war.  Frigate is a name which has been used for several distinct types of warships at different times. It has referred to a variety of ship roles and sizes. From the 18th century, it referred to a ship smaller and faster than a ship-of-the-line, used for patrolling and escort work rather than fighting fleet actions. In modern military terminology, the definition of a frigate is a warship intended to protect other warships and merchant marine ships and as anti-submarine warfare (ASW) combata...

Beware of Fake RBI Website

There is a fake RBI website has been created and luring people with offers .... Checkout warning Message from RBI .... ******************************************************************************* It has come to the notice of the Reserve Bank of India today that a fake website has been created at http://www.rbi-inonline.org/savings.html by some unknown persons offering various banking facilities and asking members of public to apply on-line for opening “RBI Savings Account”. The Reserve Bank clarifies that as India’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India does not offer services offered by commercial banks, such as, savings bank account, current bank account or credit cards. As such, the question of the Reserve Bank offering online banking services, as is indicated on the fake site, does not arise. The Reserve Bank has cautioned members of public not to fall prey to spurious offers made by the fake website. The Reserve Bank has further cautioned members of public tha...

Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant to Generate Power by end of October 2013

After all the fuzz around it Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant(KNPP) has started generating power. As of now 500MW generation process started and by end of October 1000MW will be generated by the plant. According Union Minister V Narayanasamy the first unit will be added to southern grid. This is really good news for power starving Tamil Nadu as more than 50% of generated power will be allotted to TN. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant Under Construction We have been listening news about KNPP that many NGO’s opposing the KNP Plant citing security concerns over Nuke plant. After Fukushima Disaster in 2011 some NGO’s started protesting against KNPP saying the same will be happen with the kudankulam plant, even after many scientists have checked the plant for flaws and they said there is no need to concern about safety of the plant, the protests continued. There also a rumor that these NGO’s are funded by western countries who are against Indo-Rus Bond. Kudankulam Nuclear Power ...

Google Launches " In-Depth Article " Feature

Google has lauched its new feature  " In-Depth Article " which can be viewable in your google search. In-depth article section provides links which are having quality information about the search term you used in google search. According to google these results are very helpful and provide high quality content to the user who are searching to learn something. IMO this feature will bring some changes the way we provide the content. There is also a webmasters help guide which will help webmasters to optimize their content, so that the article will be appear in " In-Depth Articles " section. I tried this by searching india in google and got this .... How to optimize our site for the " In-Depth Articles " Feature - From Google Use Schema.org  Article markup Provide Authorship  markup Take care of Pagination  and canonicalization  issues Provide the information about your organisations Logos Restricted Content & First Click Free If yo...

Why are the Grey Background is Displaying for Sitelinks in Google Search?

Two day back my TL called me and asked me why I am seeing grey background for sitelinks in google search. I said I have no idea. Then he asked me to search for it and get the information. Searched everywhere and found nothing. It is look like the below image .... This image was actually posted by  +Moz  .... Today I saw a post in SeRoundTable  and got that actually google testing the sitelinks that expands out..... Check this +jon cooper  image .... As you can see, clicking on a sitelink within a white background will drop down a gray background area with more sitelinks to be clicked on. So is it gonna help the websites to bring more traffic????? soon we will know ...  

What are your Plannings for Link Building?

Are you still rely on Linkbuilding for SEO and doing article submissions, article marketing, buest bloggings and Press releases??? Read this before you do. .... It seems Google hates persons who does article marketing and guest blogging. Google updates its Link Schemes  in which it added these three new topics. Text advertisements that pass PageRank Advertorials or native advertising where payment is received for articles that include links that pass PageRank Links with optimized anchor text in articles or press releases distributed on other sites. Barry Scwartz mentioned about the google link schemes changes at SERoundTable This is the video of MattCutt explaining the same Did you observe the third point? it says not to have " optimized anchor texts " in articles or press releases we distribute and we have to give no-follow to the links so that this will not affect our rankings. Already it had shown its red eye on " Low-Quality directory ...