Thursday, 28 April 2016
France sinks Japanese, German bids to win $40 billion Australian subs deal
Apr 26, 2016- France has beaten Japan and Germany to win a A$50 billion ($40 billion) deal to build a fleet of 12 new submarines for Australia, one of the world's most lucrative defense contracts, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced on Tuesday.
The victory for state-owned naval contractor DCNS Group underscored France's strengths in developing a compelling military-industrial bid and is a blow for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to develop defense export capabilities as part of a more muscular security agenda.
Reuters earlier reported that DCNS would be announced as the winner, citing sources with knowledge of the process.
"The recommendation of our competitive evaluation process ... was unequivocal that the French offer represented the capabilities best able to meet Australia's unique needs," Turnbull told reporters in the South Australian state capital of Adelaide where the submarines will be built.
Australia is ramping up defense spending, seeking to protect its strategic and trade interests in the Asia-Pacific as the United States and its allies grapple with China's rising power.
Japan's government with its Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries boat had been seen as early frontrunners for the contract, but their inexperience in global defense deals and an initial reluctance to say they would build in Australia saw them slip behind DCNS and Germany's ThyssenKrupp AG.
POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS
Industry watchers had anticipated a decision to come later in the year, but Turnbull's gamble on a July 2 general election has sped up the process.
The contract will have an impact on thousands of jobs in the shipbuilding industry in South Australia, where retaining votes in key electorates will be critical for the government's chances of re-election.
"The submarine project .. will see Australian workers building Australian submarines with Australian steel," said Turnbull.
DCNS, which traces its roots to 1624 and is 35 percent owned by defense electronics giant Thales SA, proposed a diesel-electric version of its 5,000-tonne Barracuda nuclear-powered submarine. DCNS enlisted heads of industry and top government figures to convince Australia of the merits of its offering and the benefits to the broader relationship.
Japan had offered to build Australia a variant of its 4,000 tonne Soryu submarine, a deal that would have cemented closer strategic and defense ties with two of Washington's key allies in the region but risked antagonizing China, Australia's top trading partner.
Under Australia's previous Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who wanted to pick the sub builder without a competition, Japan was seen as almost certain to secure the submarine contract, helped by a close personal relationship with Abe and with the tacit backing of the United States.
When Abbott was ousted by Turnbull in a party coup, however, criticisms of the Japanese bid, its inexperience and dearth of industrial ties grew.
Paul Burton, Defense Industry and Budgets Director at IHS Jane’s said it was a surprise from a strategic standpoint that Japan didn’t win.
The victory for state-owned naval contractor DCNS Group underscored France's strengths in developing a compelling military-industrial bid and is a blow for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to develop defense export capabilities as part of a more muscular security agenda.
Reuters earlier reported that DCNS would be announced as the winner, citing sources with knowledge of the process."The recommendation of our competitive evaluation process ... was unequivocal that the French offer represented the capabilities best able to meet Australia's unique needs," Turnbull told reporters in the South Australian state capital of Adelaide where the submarines will be built.
Australia is ramping up defense spending, seeking to protect its strategic and trade interests in the Asia-Pacific as the United States and its allies grapple with China's rising power.
Japan's government with its Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries boat had been seen as early frontrunners for the contract, but their inexperience in global defense deals and an initial reluctance to say they would build in Australia saw them slip behind DCNS and Germany's ThyssenKrupp AG.
POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS
Industry watchers had anticipated a decision to come later in the year, but Turnbull's gamble on a July 2 general election has sped up the process.
The contract will have an impact on thousands of jobs in the shipbuilding industry in South Australia, where retaining votes in key electorates will be critical for the government's chances of re-election.
"The submarine project .. will see Australian workers building Australian submarines with Australian steel," said Turnbull.
DCNS, which traces its roots to 1624 and is 35 percent owned by defense electronics giant Thales SA, proposed a diesel-electric version of its 5,000-tonne Barracuda nuclear-powered submarine. DCNS enlisted heads of industry and top government figures to convince Australia of the merits of its offering and the benefits to the broader relationship.
Japan had offered to build Australia a variant of its 4,000 tonne Soryu submarine, a deal that would have cemented closer strategic and defense ties with two of Washington's key allies in the region but risked antagonizing China, Australia's top trading partner.
Under Australia's previous Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who wanted to pick the sub builder without a competition, Japan was seen as almost certain to secure the submarine contract, helped by a close personal relationship with Abe and with the tacit backing of the United States.
When Abbott was ousted by Turnbull in a party coup, however, criticisms of the Japanese bid, its inexperience and dearth of industrial ties grew.
Paul Burton, Defense Industry and Budgets Director at IHS Jane’s said it was a surprise from a strategic standpoint that Japan didn’t win.
Monday, 25 April 2016
Saturday, 23 April 2016
Interview with Actress sapana Lamichhane
Sapana Lamichhane is the new comers heroin in kollywood.She was Born in Bharatpur ,She is now 25 years old.she is beauty and slim figured girl.She plays many roles in movies according to viewers she have a capacity to win the hearts of viewers.She has played a big movies Foothpath and Didiko Maya which are not realesed till now but she belives she will be stabilished as sucess actress after realising these movies.She has played many music videos short movies and faces many stage programmes.Now she is in struggle period she said she will struggle till har breath.Below we are presenting her interview where she is challenging the jyoti magar and Archana Paneru.According to her interview they are not good actress just they are using arts to earn money and name in wrong way .Theirs this kind of activity affected like the good actress sapana lamichhane.At last she said its need to be glamoured in act but obviously nudity never called art.
See below her video Interview Sapana Lamichhane is the new comers heroin in kollywood.She was Born in Bharatpur ,She is now 25 years old.she is beauty and slim figured girl.She plays many roles in movies according to viewers she have a capacity to win the hearts of viewers.She has played a big movies Foothpath and Didiko Maya which are not realesed till now but she belives she will be stabilished as sucess actress after realising these movies.She has played many music videos short movies and faces many stage programmes.Now she is in struggle period she said she will struggle till har breath.Below we are presenting her interview where she is challenging the jyoti magar and Archana Paneru.According to her interview they are not good actress just they are using arts to earn money and name in wrong way .Theirs this kind of activity affected like the good actress sapana lamichhane.At last she said its need to be glamoured in act but obviously nudity never called art.
See below her video Interview Sapana Lamichhane is the new comers heroin in kollywood.She was Born in Bharatpur ,She is now 25 years old.she is beauty and slim figured girl.She plays many roles in movies according to viewers she have a capacity to win the hearts of viewers.She has played a big movies Foothpath and Didiko Maya which are not realesed till now but she belives she will be stabilished as sucess actress after realising these movies.She has played many music videos short movies and faces many stage programmes.Now she is in struggle period she said she will struggle till har breath.Below we are presenting her interview where she is challenging the jyoti magar and Archana Paneru.According to her interview they are not good actress just they are using arts to earn money and name in wrong way .Theirs this kind of activity affected like the good actress sapana lamichhane.At last she said its need to be glamoured in act but obviously nudity never called art.
Friday, 22 April 2016
Lemon acts as a medicine
In 1747, James Lind found that lemons and oranges were extremely effective at treated the disease, which we know was caused by a vitamin C deficiency from months at sea without any fresh produce.
Lemons are rarely consumed as a stand-alone fruit due to their intense sour flavor but are extremely popular when used in smaller quantities and in combination with herbs and spices to lend a wonderful and dynamic flavor to many sauces, salad dressings, marinades, drinks and desserts.
Thursday, 21 April 2016
The Armed Police Force (APF) has brought free buses into operation in the Capital city
The service will be free of cost and passengers, especially sick, senior citizens and differently-able ones will be given high priority for the ride, according to the AFP. Operated in various routes and through the main roads in the city, the buses will departure from the AFP's headquarters at Hallchowk, Swayambhu.
One bus will hover round the Ring Road which includes Kalanki Sitapaila, Shyambhu, Banasthali, Gongabu, Samakhushi, Basundhara, Maharajgun, Dhumbarahi, Chabahil, Gaushal, Airport, Koteshower, Gwarko, Satdobato, Ekantakuna and Balkhu.
Similarly, another bus goes through Kalanki, Balkhu, Ekantakuna, Satdobato, Gwarko, Koteshower, Airport, Gaushal, Chabahil, Dhumbarahi, Maharajgunj, Basundhara, Samakhusi, Gongabu, Balaju, Banasthali, Syambhu and Sitapaila and returns to Kalakni.
Likewise, another bus sets out to Balaju, Sorakhutte, Lainchaur, Jamal, Ratnapark, Tripureshower, Thapathali, Baneshower, Tinkuti, Koteshower and returns Kalanki via the same route.
Lemon is a good medicine in our day to day life
There are many fruits that have medicine values and that we don't know.Among all the fruits,lemon is most common fruit that can cure all types of stomach problems and many more..It is simply a fruit in our eyes,but specialist have pointed out systematic ways and procedures on how to use lemon as medicine.
Lemons first achieved their healthy claim to fame onboard the ships of early explorers to help treat scurvy, a then-common disease among the sailors.
In 1747, James Lind found that lemons and oranges were extremely effective at treated the disease, which we know was caused by a vitamin C deficiency from months at sea without any fresh produce.
Lemons are rarely consumed as a stand-alone fruit due to their intense sour flavor but are extremely popular when used in smaller quantities and in combination with herbs and spices to lend a wonderful and dynamic flavor to many sauces, salad dressings, marinades, drinks and desserts.
This MNT Knowledge Center feature is part of a collection of articles on the health benefits of popular foods. It provides a nutritional breakdown of lemons and an in-depth look at their possible health benefits, how to incorporate more lemons into your diet and any potential health risks of consuming lemons.
In 1747, James Lind found that lemons and oranges were extremely effective at treated the disease, which we know was caused by a vitamin C deficiency from months at sea without any fresh produce.
Lemons are rarely consumed as a stand-alone fruit due to their intense sour flavor but are extremely popular when used in smaller quantities and in combination with herbs and spices to lend a wonderful and dynamic flavor to many sauces, salad dressings, marinades, drinks and desserts.
This MNT Knowledge Center feature is part of a collection of articles on the health benefits of popular foods. It provides a nutritional breakdown of lemons and an in-depth look at their possible health benefits, how to incorporate more lemons into your diet and any potential health risks of consuming lemons.