Sunday, March 20, 2011

INDESCRIBABLE RELATION

A monkey came from outside unexpectedly kissed the 3 months old baby and started giving a motherly care to the baby!!! This is happened at Srinivas Nagar, Ananthpur Dt in Andhra Pradesh, India.

On Thursday, 17th-Mar-2011 approx. at 11 AM the Monkey came to the house and started behaving the kid like its own baby.. Kishore & Gouthami are the parents of this baby. The baby's name is Honey.The kid's grand mother tried to put Jetty to the kid, the monkey taken the charge and done it..

It was reported by Hyderbad local news paper (Eenadu Daily)as 'Mujjanma Bandha'on 18th-March-2011.

Watching kid with love….

The 'Mother's fascination' on sleep..


The 'Mother's fascination' on sleep...

Sunday, February 20, 2011

HYDERBAD NEED NAME CHANGE

HYDERABAD REQUIRED A NAME CHANGE?????????????

Answer : YES, ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED RIGHT NOW.............

Recently so many Indian cities got changed name as its ancient times. Now this is the time for changing the name of Hyderabad to the earlier sweet, hereditary name, ‘Bhagya Nagaram’ (The Lucky City) Kakatiynagaram or Bhagyanagaram both are preferable names, but a private survey result is showing that majority of the people are interested in name change and they are preferring the one and only lucky name, ‘BHAGYANAGARAM’

KAKATIYA DYNASTY

Welcome all to support for getting the prestigious and hereditary name back for our city.
Requesting you all of them to follow this blog for the support and put your valuable comments.

BHAGYANAGARAM

Approximately 1000 years back, this region was ruled by Kakatiya dynasty and so many dynasties are ruled this place. In 1591, the period of Qutb Shahi dynasty’s rule only modern city developed by Muhammead Quli Qutb Shah. It was believed that the origin behind the name, ‘Bhagyanagaram’ as per this: Muhammead Quli Qutb Shah was fallen in love with a local girl (a dancer) there called, Bhagyavathi or Bhagirathi. Later he married her and the city name called as ‘Bhagyanagaram’, this name was continued up to 17th century.

Muhammead Quli Qutb Shah

Another story behind this name it was derived from Bhaganagar which stands for ‘city of gardens’. The ancient time itself this region was famous of gardens around like, Bashir Bagh, Amin Bagh, Jam Bagh, Hardikar Bagh. Lingampally and Bir Ban Bagh etc... Some of the Telugu contemporary works showing a different story about the name. It was, Poet Sarangu Rammayya named the city as Bhagyanagaramu of Bhagirathi Pattanam (city of good fortune)

After Quli Qutb Shah, the next turn was of Aurangzeb from Mugal dynasty. He captured the region in 1687. Mugal rule appointed governors for the city and soon it gained autonomy. In 1724, Asaf Jah was granted the title Nizam-ul-Mulk (The Governor of the country) by the Mughal emperor, defeated a rival official to establish control over Hyderabd. Then Asaf Jahi dynasty ruled the region until a year after India’s independence from Britian.

One of the peculiarity of the street names in City, it is unlike the names of places in other cities, the adding of suffixes such as Gudas, Bads, Baghs, Kuntas, Metlas, Pallys & Nagars etc.



Newly name changes implemented for so many Indian cities & abroad cities. Some examples are below:

Name Changes executed in Karnataka State, India

Bangalore : Bengaluru
Mangalore : Mangaluru
Bellary : Ballari
Bijapur : Vijayapura
Chikmagalur : Chikkamagaluru
Gulbarga : Kalburagi
Mysore : Mysuru
Hospet : Hosapete
Shimoga : Shivamogga
Hubli : Hubbali
Tumkur : Tumakuru
Kaup : Kapu etc….

Some of Other Cities:

Bombay : Mumbai
Calcutta : Kolkata
Madras : : Chennai
Trivandrum : Thiruvanantapuram etc…

Name changes happened in international level

Peking : Beijing
Edo : Tokyo
Constantinople: Istanbul etc…


The region was the richest and the largest among the princely states of India. The land area of the state was 90,543 mi² and its population in 1901 was 50,073,759. The city is famous for its historical & cultural heritage.

In 1955, while a visit to Hyderabad, Ambedkar was so much impressed with amenities of the city that he argued to make Hyderabad as second capital of India!! He said, “Hyderabad has all the amenities which Delhi has and it is a far better city that Delhi. It has all the grandeur which Delhi has. Buildings are going cheap and they are really beautiful buildings, far superior to those in Delhi. The only thing that is wanting is a Parliament House which the Government of India can easily build”. India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru says Hyderabad as `Microcosm of Indian culture' in his first visit to the city.

Sunday, October 3, 2010

THE MOST INSPIRATIONAL STORY OF THE WORLD'S YOUNGEST CEO (FROM INDIA):

Dear Readers,
It gives an enormous pleasure to me for sharing this highly inspirational story of Mr.Suhas Gopinath. I am sure that, his success celebrity & proven record will give definitely an encouragement to you all.

Suhas Gopinath, the HERO

When 14-year-old Suhas Gopinath started Global Inc ten years ago from a cyber cafe in Bengaluru, he didn't know that he had become the youngest CEO in the world.

Today, Global is a multi-million dollar company with offices in the United States, India, Canada, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, Australia, Singapore and the Middle East and has 100 employees in India and 56 abroad.

Among the several honors that have been bestowed upon this young man, the most prestigious is the invitation to be a member of the Board of the ICT Advisory Council of the World Bank..

In 2007, the European Parliament and International Association for Human Values conferred 'Young Achiever Award' on him. He was also invited to address the European Parliament and other business dignitaries assembled in the EU Parliament. He is also recognised as one of the 'Young Global Leaders' for 2008-2009 by the prestigious World Economic Forum.

Suhas is the youngest member ever in the World Economic Forum's history. The other members include the Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, Hollywood star Leonardo Di Caprio, musician A R Rahman, Prince of Brunei, etc.

In this interview from his office in Bengaluru, Suhas Gopinath talks about his decade long journey and his dreams for the future.

Suhas Gopinath with former President APJ Abdul Kalam

On his childhood:
I come from a middle class family. My father worked as a scientist for the Indian Army. I used to study in the Air Force school in Bengaluru.

As a child, I was more interested in animals and veterinary science. But when I saw my friends who had home computers talk about it, I had this urge to learn and talk in their wave length.

But we didn't have a computer at home. In those days, computers were very expensive and we couldn't afford one.

So, what I did was, I located an Internet cafe near my house. With my modest monthly pocket money of Rs. 15, I couldn't afford to surf the net every day.

I noticed that the shop was closed in the afternoon from 1 PM to 4 PM. So, I offered to open the shop for him after my school hours and take care of the customers.

In the bargain, he let me browse the net for free. That was the first business deal of my life and it turned out to be a successful one.
Suhas with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates

On building websites using open source technology:
Once I got the chance to manage the shop and browse the net, I started building websites. It became my passion in no time.

I got hooked to open source technology after I started looking for e-books on how to build websites. They were not available as they were created in propriety sources.

So, I started using open source to build websites.

On getting the first contract to build a website

There is a freelance marketplace on the web where I could register and offer my services to build websites. I registered myself there as a website builder.

The first website I had to do was free of cost as I had no references. It was for a company in New York.

My first income was $100 when I was 13 for building another website but I didn't have a bank account. so, I told my father that I built a website and got paid for it.

I was not excited to get the money because money was not a factor that drew me to it. It was the passion for technology that attracted me. I used to build websites free of cost also. I was only a 9th standard student.

After that, I built my own portal and called it Coolhindustan.com. It was focused on NRIs. It was a portal where I wanted to showcase my skills.

After that, many companies approached me to be their web designer.

Suhas Gopinath speaking to students' at a conference in Austria

On buying his first computer


When I was in the 9th standard itself, I had made enough money to buy a computer for myself. At that time, my brother was studying engineering and my father thought he needed a computer.

In no time, I also bought one for myself. But we didn't have a net connection at home.

My spending hours in the net cafe working on websites did affect my studies. I spent the entire summer vacation after the 9th standard in the cafe.

On rejecting a job offer from the US

When I was 14, Network Solutions offered me a part-time job in the US and they said they would sponsor my education in the US. I rejected the offer because that was the time I had read a story about Bill Gates and how he started Microsoft.

I thought it was more fun to have your own company. Many US companies used to tell me that I didn't even have a moustache and they felt insecure taking my services. They used to connect my ability with my age and academic qualifications.

So, I wanted to start my own company and show the world that age and academic qualifications are immaterial. I decided then that when I started a company, I would recruit only youngsters and I would not ask for their academic qualifications and marks cards. I follow that in my company.

Suhas delivering a lecture at the DLD Conference



On starting his own company at 14

Soon after my 9th standard summer vacation, I started my own company, Global Inc. I wanted the name Global or Global Solutions but both were not available, so I named it Global.

I registered my company in the US as in India; you will not be able to start a company unless you are 18. It takes only 15 minutes to start a company in the US.

I became the owner and CEO of the company. My friend, an American who was a university student, became a board member.

I was very excited because that was what I wanted to do. From that day, I started dreaming of making my company as big as Microsoft.

On doing badly in school

In my pre-board CBSE exam, I failed in Mathematics. The school headmistress was shocked because that was the first time I had failed in any subject. She called my mother and said she was horrified by my performance.

At home, like any typical South Indian mother, my mother made me swear on her head that I would focus on academics.

I told my mother that the world's richest man Bill Gates had not completed his education. Why do you force me then, I asked her. She then said, I am sure his horoscope and yours are not the same!

I come from a family where entrepreneurship is considered a sin. My mother was quite upset. She wanted me to do engineering, then an MBA and work in a good company.

As per my mother's wishes, I took a four-month sabbatical from my company and studied for my board exam. I passed with a first class.

I still feel that you cannot restrict yourself to bookish knowledge. I believe that practical knowledge is more important.

In the first year, the turnover of Global Inc was Rs 1 lakh (Rs 100,000). The second year, the turnover went up to Rs 5 lakh (Rs 500,000).

Suhas receiving the Incredible Europe Innovation Award at Vienna

On looking at Europe as a market
Till I was 16 or 17, I didn't tell my parents that I had started a company. I kept it a secret because I thought they would object to it. They only knew that I was a freelancer.

We used to build websites and also offer online shopping and e commerce solutions. We even gave part time work to a few programmers in the US when we got many projects but we never had any office.

When I was 16, I saw that there was enormous business opportunities in Europe as a majority of the Indian IT companies were working for American companies.

When I contacted a Spanish company, it rejected my offer saying Indians do not know Spanish. As an entrepreneur, you can't accept rejection, especially when you are young.

I hired five student interns from some Spanish universities and told them they would be paid based on their successful sales.

They were the people who met the companies and bagged the projects for us. By now, we decided to have a home office in Spain.

I replicated the same model in Italy. I contacted some Italian university students.

Suhas meeting with Sheikha Nayhan, Minister for Higher Education, the UAE

On going to Germany to talk about entrepreneurship

The American newspapers were writing a lot about me as the world's youngest CEO at 14 from India, from a middle class background.

It was a good story for the BBC also. I never expected to be in the limelight. For me, starting a company was like realising a passion of mine.

On seeing these stories, a B-school in Germany invited me to talk to its students on entrepreneurship. I was 17 then. By now, I had completed my 12th standard and had joined Engineering in Bengaluru.

When I was 18, we set up an office -- the European HQ in Bonn. Then, we moved to Switzerland. Six months back, we started our operations in Vienna as well.

That is how we spread our operations from a small Internet cafe to become a multinational company with significant operations in Europe, Middle East, the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, etc.


On registering a company in India at the age of 18


The day I turned 18, I registered our company in India as Global, opened an office and recruited four people. I opened the office next to the Internet cafe where I started my career.

By then, he had closed shop and joined a factory as an employee. Whenever I met him, I used to tell him, 'you made me an entrepreneur but you stopped being one.'

On moving to creating products

We wanted our company also to be a product development company and our focus was on education, like the software that manages everything about a child while in school starting from admission till he/she leaves school and becomes an alumnus.

It is a nasty software which students are going to be quite unhappy about! This software was aimed only at the Indian market. I want to be the market leader in ICT in education.

Our software is being used in more than 100 schools all over India, Singapore and the Middle East.

We are now in the process of raising funds. Once we do it, we will separate the company into two -- service and product development. I want to concentrate on products as I can't sail on two boats.

World Bank president Robert Zoellick


On meeting former President Abdul Kalam
I met Dr Abdul Kalam when he was the President of India. I was 17 or 18 then. My meeting was scheduled for 15 minutes but we had such an intense conversation that it went on for one-and-a-half hours.

I didn't feel that I was talking to the President of India. We talked like two friends. He was sitting in his chair across the table but after some time, he came and sat next to me. He is such a modest person that it was a learning experience for me.
On being on the board of the World Bank
As per the wishes of my parents, I joined engineering but didn't complete my engineering: like Bill Gates! When I was in my 5th semester, the World Bank invited me to attend their board meeting. I am the only Indian on the board of the World Bank.

The objective was to explore how ICT can improve the quality of education in the emerging economies, by bringing in accountability and transparency in their financial deeds.

Robert B. Zoë lick, the president of the World Bank, decided that they could not have only Americans on the board and needed people from across the world. As they were focusing on education, they wanted young minds to add value to the work.

He preferred a young mind from an emerging country and that was how I got the invitation in 2005. Not even in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I would be on the board of the World Bank. The invitation was the most unforgettable moment in my life. I report directly to Robert B Zoë lick!

Some of the others on the board are the CEO of Cisco, the vice president of Microsoft and the CEO of SAP; all Fortune 500 companies and me, the only Indian!

I am helping the World Bank set policies on ICT in university education so that employability can be enhanced. My aim is to reduce the number of unemployed eligible youth in the world.

Right now, we are concentrating on Africa. Soon, I want to shift the focus on to India. It has been an amazing experience for me.

But I had to discontinue my engineering education at the time I joined the board, as I didn't have enough attendance in college!

Suhas Gopinath

On his dreams for his company
I have always believed that IT is not just technology but a tool that can solve the problems of people.


That is what I want to do in my company.

I want my company to be a market leader in software solutions concentrating on education.

When I was younger, I didn't care about money. Now that I am responsible for my employees, I care about what we make. If I am not bothered about money, we cannot scale up our business.

When I started my company from a net cafe in Bengaluru, I never ever imagined that one day my company would be a multi-million dollar company and I would be on the World Bank board as a member.

What drives me is my passion and it has been an amazing journey so far.

Sunday, September 5, 2010

OLDEST PERSN IN THE WORLD: Jeanne Louis Calment


Jeanne Louis Calment ( 21st-Feb-1875 to 4th-Aug-1997) Lived 122 years and 164 days.

As per the available record in the world, it was Jeanne Louis Calment from France is the oldest person lived in the earth. She was born in 21 February 1875 at Arles, France and completed an age of 122 years + 164 days. Her husband was Fernand Calment (lived: 1868–1942, married: 1896–1942

Calment at the age of 22, in 1897

Calment was born in Arles and lived there itself for all of her life. Her father, Mr.Nicolas, was a shipbuilder and her mother, Marguerite was from a family of millers. Her close family members also lived to an advanced age: her older brother, François, lived to the age of 97, her father to 93, and her mother to 86. Calment was got married at the age of 21 to her great uncle's grandson and her second cousin, Fernand Calment, in 1896. Fernand was a rich store owner and this richness helped Jeanne live a lavish life. She never really had to work and pursued learning the piano, swimming, cycling, tennis and opera. Calment claimed to have met Vincent Van Gogh, the famous Painter, whom she said had come to her uncle's shop to buy paint in 1888. Calment would remember him as "dirty, badly dressed, and disagreeable person".

Calment at the age of 40, in 1915

Calment gave birth to a daughter named Yvonne in 1898. Yvonne was her only daughter who gave birth to her grandson, Frederic, in 1926. Calment outlived her daughter who died due to pneumonia at the age of 36 and her grandson too, who died at the age of 36 due to an accident. Fernand had already passed away at the age of 73 after eating dessert made from spoiled cherries.



In 1965, aged 90 years and with no heirs, Calment signed a deal to sell her former apartment to a lawyer, André-François Raffray, on a contingency contract. Mr.Raffray, then aged 47 years, agreed to pay her a monthly sum of 2,500 francs until she died.Raffray ended up paying Calment the equivalent of more than $180,000, which was more than double the apartment's value. After Raffray's death due to cancer at the age of 77, in 1995, his widow continued the payments until Calment's death.

Calment at her 121st Birthday!!


Jeanne, who is recorded as the oldest person to ever live, had a lifestyle that hardly suits this title and was an example of graceful aging. She has always proved that the ‘healthy living’ is not the answer to a long life. She was a smoker for almost her entire life and ate one kilo of chocolate weekly in addition to a port wine diet!! In 1994, her weight was said to be 45kg. She had a remarkable health and lived on her own till a surprising age of 110. She took up hobbies like fencing at the age of 85 and cycled till she was about 100 years of age. In 1995, on 17 November a documentary was released based on her life and was named Beyond 120 Years with Jeanne Calment. She was moved into a nursing home only after she had a cooking accident which led to a small fire in her apartment. This accident was said to be an outcome of improper vision. After another accident where she fractured her femur, she had to always use a wheelchair. She was at the age of 114.

A public health researcher who studied Calment at her age of 122 and said that, “She is in good health besides being mostly blind and deaf”


The 10 Oldest People in the World

Rank/ Name/ Age/ Country
1 Jeanne Calment 122 years, 164 days France
2 Shigechiyo Izumi 120 years, 237 days Japan
3 Sarah Knauss 119 years, 97 days United States
4 Lucy Hannah 117 years, 248 days United States
5 Marie-Louise Meilleur 117 years, 230 days Canada
6 Maria Capovilla 116 years, 347 days Ecuador
7 Tane Ikai 116 years, 175 days Japan
8 Elizabeth Bolden 116 years, 118 days United States
9 Carrie C. White 116 years, 88 days United States
10 Kamato Hongo 116 years, 45 days Japan

Sunday, July 4, 2010

LITTLE BOY WITHOUT ARMS & WITH ATTITUDE

This is Master. Ali Srour from Jordan a boy who was born without arms. But he is not at all distressing about his inability. The smart boy with his confidence & high level attitudes doing all his day today activities.
He himself trained his feet as to do some daily activities. He learned how to eat and to play computer games etc etc with his feet!!
Doctors didn’t find any cause for his deformity but said that it was most likely due to hereditary or genetic factors.
We can wish him a good long life with full of happiness.














Sunday, June 20, 2010

WORLD'S BIGGEST, LARGEST, HIGHEST!!!!

WORLD'S BIGGEST INDOOR SWIMMING-POOL
World Water Park …...SIZE….5 Acres
It is positioned at Miyazaki; “Ocean Dome” has bagged the title of being the title of being the biggest indoor swimming pool ever made. Measuring 300 meters long and 100 meters wide, the pool is located around 500 meters above the sea. This is now the world’s largest indoor swimming pool also known as the Ocean Dome, located at the Phoenix Sea Gaia Resort Hotel in Japan; it’s got the capacity to hold up to 10,000 people!



WORLD'S BIGGEST OFFICE COMPLEX ………… CHICAGO
Chicago Merchandise Mart….. Illinois , USA
It was opened in 1930, the Merchandise Mart, located at Chicago, Illinois, was the largest building in the world with 4,000,000 square feet of floor space. Previously owned by the Marshall Field family, the Mart centralized Chicago’s wholesale goods business by consolidating vendors and trade under a single roof. Massive in its construction, and serving as a monument to early 20th century merchandising and architecture, the art deco landmark anchors the daytime skyline at the junction of the Chicago River branches. With upper levels bathed in colored floodlight, the structure stands out against darker downtown buildings in night views. The building continues to be a leading retailing and wholesale destination, hosting 20,000 visitors and tenants per day!!



WORLD'S LARGEST SHOPPING MALL
South China Mall, Dongguan, China ………892,000 meter-square
Shops on 6 floors



WORLD'S WIDEST BRIDGE……… AUSTRALIA
Sydney harbor bridge, Australia ……..16 lanes of car traffic…..8 lanes in the upper floor, 8 in the lower floor. The bridge, ‘Sydney Harbour’ also known as the 'Coathanger', was opened on March 19th, 1932 by Premier Jack Lang, after six years of construction. The bridge was made of steel and it contains 6 million hand driven rivets!! The surface area that requires painting is equal about the surface area of 60 sports fields. The Bridge has huge hinges to absorb the expansion caused by the hot Sydney sun.
It is a walking trip and recommended for the fit only. It is a longish walk to get to the base of the Pylon and then there are 200 steps to the top. Entry for adults is on 2003 was $8.50, kids between 8 and 12 years three dollars and under 8 years its free. (Prices valid until 30 November 2003). When it was opened, the cost of a car six pence to cross. A horse and rider was 3 pence. Those days a return trip (for some reason the only kind) costs two dollars twenty (gst).



WORLD'S LONGEST BRIDGE…………… CHINA
Donghai Bridge , China ……………………36 KM.This is the "world's longest sea bridge", the 36-kilometre (22-mile) structure connects Jiaxing city near Shanghai to the port city of Ningbo in the eastern province of Zhejiang. It is slightly shorter than the 38.4-KM Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Bridge in the southern United States, which is often billed as the longest in the world. The 11.8 billion Yuan (1.7 billion dollars) bridge cuts the length of the road trip from Shanghai to Ningbo by 120 KM.



WORLD'S BIGGEST PASSENGER-SHIP
MS Freedom of the Seas……4300 passenger Capacity Inside. M/S Freedom of the Seas is the largest passenger ship on earth. When she was inaugurated in the summer of 2006, the Freedom of the Seas with her 158,000 tones replaced the "Queen Mary II" as the largest ocean liner. This mega ship offers all the imaginable ways of entertainment at sea, and comes up with some spectacular innovations. M/S Freedom of the Seas is a cruise ship owned and operated by Royal Caribbean International. It is the namesake of Royal Caribbean's Freedom Class of cruise ships, and can accommodate over 4,300 passengers and 1,300 crews on fifteen passenger decks. In addition to two sister ships, Freedom will keep the title of the largest passenger ships ever built until construction of the Oasis Class ships in 2009, also owned by Royal Caribbean International.



WORLD'S BIGGEST PLANE……………AIRBUS
Airbus A380………..555 Passengers. The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, wide body, four-engine airliner manufactured by the European corporation Airbus, a subsidiary of M/s. Eads. The aircraft was known as the Airbus A3XX during much of its development phase, but the nickname Superjumbo has since become associated with it. The largest passenger airliner in the world, the A380 made its maiden flight on 27 April 2005 from Toulouse, France and made its first commercial flight on 25 October 2007 from Singapore to Sydney with Singapore Airlines. This have a floor space of 5,146 square feet (478.1 m2), this is 49% more than the next largest airliner, the Boeing 747-400 with a space of 3,453 squire feet (320.8 m2) This has a design range of 15,200 KM (8200 nmi) sufficient to fly from New York to Hong Kong (with a cruising speed of Mach 0.85 – about 900 KM/H or 560 mph at cruising altitude.



WORLD'S BIGGEST BUS
Neoplan Jumbo- cruiser……..2 in 1 bus….double deck bus……170 passenger capacity



WORLD'S HIGHEST STATUE…………….BRAZIL
CHRIST THE REDEEMER STATUE…..RIO.D.J……… BRAZIL It was done by a Brazilian, named Mr.Heitor Da Silva Costa. He was also the engineer in charge of the construction. He shared the project with French sculptor Mr.Paul Landowski. It was built from 1926 to 1931, with funds raised from donations. There's a chapel for 150 people on the base of the statue. It is in Rio de Janeriro, Brazil.



WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDING……… DUBAI
Burj Dubai……….900 meters high.. More details are available in:
http://burjkhalifatowerdubai.blogspot.com/



WORLD'S LARGEST PALACE………………….ROMANIA
Palace of the Parliament….. Bucharest , Romania ………. more than 500 bedrooms, 55 kitchens,120 sitting rooms



WORLD'S BIGGEST STADIUM……….BRAZIL
MARACANA STADIUM………… RIO D.J………… BRAZIL ……………CAPACITY…199,000



WORLD'S COSTLIEST STADIUM……… ENGLAND
New WEMBLEY STADIUM, London ….90, 000 capacities…………….cost…..$1.6 billion



MOST COMPLEX INTER-CHANGE……… TEXAS
Interstate 10 Highways Interchange…… Houston, Texas



WORLD'S BIGGEST EXCAVATOR
Built by KRUPP of Germany………….45,500 tons……95 meters high……215 meters long



WORLD'S LARGEST MOSQUE………………PAKISTAN
Shah Feisal mosque….. Islamabad …… Pakistan
Inside hall capacity….35, 000 outside overflow capacity……150,000



WORLD'S BIGGEST HOTEL……… LAS VEGAS
MGM Grand Hotel….Las Vegas….6, 276 rooms



WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL … DUBAI …U.A.E
Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai ….only 7 Star Hotel in the World
Cheapest room…$1000 per night...Royal suit…$28,000 per night



WORLD'S BIGGEST CHURCH BUILDING ……… NIGERIA
Winners` Chapel…….Canaanland ………. Otta…..… Nigeria
Inside Sitting Capacity……50,000 Outside Overflow Capacity……250,000



WORLD'S BIGGEST ROMAN-CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL…………IVORY-COAST