A man rubbed a lamp and a genie came out. The man asked to be stronger than any other man. He was given the strength to crush bolders.

He asked for the worlds fastest sports car and a ferrari appeared in front of him. He then asked to be smarter than any other every man on the earth. He was turned into a woman.

The women who invented the phrase 'All men are the same' was probably a Chinese women who lost her husband in a crowd in China.

Pullela Gopichand is good, but we will find a better coach for PV Sindhu: Telangana deputy CM Mohammed Mahmood Ali

In a shocking statement, Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali has said that even though Pullela Gopichand was a very good coach, the government will find a better coach for ace shuttler PV Sindhu. Speaking to CNN News18, Ali praised Gopichand but said that the government will find a better coach to train the 21-year-old, who scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman to bag a Silver medal at Olympics 2016.

"The entire country is proud of her. No player could ever reach that level. Thus we are very happy that our daughter from Telangana has earned a name across the world. In future, we will find a better coach for Sindhu. Her current coach is also very good, but we will find a coach for her so that she wins a Gold medal next time," he told the channel.

Not to forget, Saina Nehwal and Sindhu, who are two out of India's five women medalists at the Olympics, were trained at Pullela Gopichand's academy in Hyderabad under his watchful eyes.

Gopichand himself is one of the most respected figures in Indian sports fraternity and the statement is shocking to say the least as the entire country is lauding him for what Sindhu achieved at Rio Olympics 2016.

Kidambi Srikanth, another shuttler from Gopichand's academy, too put a brilliant show in Rio where he was defeated by five-time World Champion Lin Dan in quarter-finals.

Interesting Facts You Should Know About PV Sindhu

1. She became the first Indian shuttler to win a Silver medal in Olympics on 19 August 2016

2. PV Sindhu became the youngest Indian overall to make a podium finish in Badminton at the Olympics on 19 August 2016.

3. Sindhu became the first Indian woman to reach the finals in the Badminton event of an Olympic games on 18 August 2016.

4. She received India’s fourth highest civilian honour Padma Shri on 30 March 2015.

5. The shuttler became the first ever Indian women’s singles player to win a medal at the World Championships in 2013.

6. Sindhu became the second Indian female shuttler to win an Olympic medal after Saina Nehwal’s Bronze medal at 2012 Summer Olympics at London.

7. She won the Arjuna Award at the age of 18-years.

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1.The early Olympic Games were celebrated as a religious festival from 776 B.C. until 393 A.D., when the games were banned for being a pagan festival (the Olympics celebrated the Greek god Zeus). In 1894, a French educator Baron Pierre de Coubertin, proposed a revival of the ancient tradition, and thus the modern-day  Olympic Summer Games were born.

2.Host Greece won the most medals (47) at the first Olympic Summer Games in 1896.

3.The first Winter Olympic Games were held in Chamonix, France in 1924.

4.Norway has won the most medals (263) at the Winter Games.

5.The United States has won more medals (2,189) at the Summer Games than any other country.

6.The five Olympic rings represent the five major regions of the world – Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceana, and every national flag in the world includes one of the five colors, which are (from left to right) blue, yellow, black, green, and red.
Up until 1994 the Olympics were held every four years. Since then, the Winter and Summer games have alternated every two years.

7.The first Olympics covered by U.S. television was the 1960 Summer Games in Rome by CBS.

8.No country in the Southern Hemisphere has ever hosted a Winter Games.

9.Three continents – Africa, South America, and Antarctica – have never hosted an Olympics.

10.A record 202 countries participated in the 2004 Olympic Summer Games in Athens.

11.Only four athletes have ever won medals at both the Winter and Summer Olympic Games: Eddie Eagan (United States), Jacob Tullin Thams (Norway), Christa Luding-Rothenburger (East Germany), and Clara Hughes (Canada).

12.Speed skater Bonnie Blair has won six medals at the Olympic Winter Games. That's more than any other American athlete.

13.Nobody has won more medals at the Winter Games than cross-country skier Bjorn Dahlia  of Norway, who has 12.

14.Larrisa Latynina , a gymnast from the former Soviet Union, finished her Summer Olympic Games career with 18 total medals the most in history.

15.The United States Olympic Committee established the U.S . Olympic Hall of Fame in 1983 to recognize outstanding American Olympic athletes, however, a plan to build a hall has been suspended due to lack of funding.

16.The Summer Olympic sports are archery, badminton, basketball, beach volleyball, boxing, canoe / kayak, cycling, diving, equestrian, fencing, field hockey, gymnastics, handball, judo, modern pentathlon (shooting, fencing, swimming, show jumping, and running), mountain biking, rowing, sailing, shooting, soccer, swimming, synchronized swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, track and field, triathlon (swimming, biking, running), volleyball, water polo, weightlifting, and wrestling.

17.The Winter Olympic sports are alpine skiing, biathlon (cross-country skiing and target shooting), bobsled, cross-country skiing, curling, figure skating, freestyle skiing, ice hocky, luge, Nordic combined (ski jumping and cross-country skiing), skeleton, ski jumping, snowboarding, and speed skating.

Donald Trump has reached a position of such demagogic lying that no truth will be able to bring him and his campaign back to the realms of sanity.  And the alarming fact is that his supporters will stay with him all the way.

In any rational political campaign Trump should have been finished when he slandered a judge on the grounds of his ethnicity.  The case awaiting that judge's ruling - over the failure of Trump University to adhere to its published prospectus - should also have rebounded firmly against Trump.  This man who parades himself as the saviour of white American working class citizens wilfully conned many of them out of hard earned savings with the false promise of riches through his "university" set-up.  And yet he went on to seize the Republican nomination and runs Hillary close enough in polls to suggest he may well win in November.

Trump's racism and bizarre political headline - to build a wall along the Mexico border - should also have holed him beneath the waterline as a dangerously divisive populist and a spewer of fantasy politics.  It has done no such thing.

Trump's aggressive misogyny towards a Fox News reporter early in the primary campaign should have ruined him irreparably, but he continued to push forward against an anaemic and spineless group of "opponents".

Then came Trump's call on Russia to hack into Hillary's emails.  His willingness to engage the support of a hostile foreign power, and essentially underwrite their own malign interference in America's election campaign, should have made him a pariah, and yet his continued vocal support for one of the world's most corrupt and power-hungry despots, Vladimir Putin, somehow makes good waves for him amongst his legion of supporters.

This week alone Trump has endured - and will survive - his ill-judged criticism of a mother who lost her son in an heroic action against the very Islamic terrorism that Trump claims to defy.  Trump - the man who profited from buildings while others sacrificed their lives in war - is immune to any of the normal standards of decency that might apply in a political fight, and certainly to the higher standards that apply in everyday life.  He calls Hilary Clinton the "devil" (and means it), encourages chants of "lock her up", and spits out venom every time he speaks or tweets.  He now claims that the election will be rigged against him.  He is, to all intents and purposes, a malign man who is completely out of control.

And yet he could be president.  His supporters have remained tight and his party - with a few individual exceptions - refuse to disassociate themselves from him.  We have come to expect men of the calibre of House Republican Speaker Paul Ryan to avert their gaze from Trump on an almost daily basis and keep supporting him.  Ryan long ago lost his backbone in this struggle, and stands condemned as Trump's fellow traveller no matter how awkward he may occasionally seem to be.

But the real sign of alarm for America is how Trump's campaign has infected and is destroying a land once hailed for its openness and freedom.  His attack on a Muslim military mother for staying silent during a convention appearance should have breached the last wall. It almost looked as if it had with Republicans like John McCain and Jeb Bush rounding on him.  But they are mavericks or has-beens and out of the loop.  It's the Trump supporters who bear attention, and they have rallied around him.

Take this story of another military mother who dared to ask an adverse question of Trump's vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence.  As soon as she even suggested that Trump had dis-respected the military, the Trump supporters at the meeting booed her, harassed her and tried to drown her out.  Afterwards, it was she - not Mike Pence, the vice-presidential candidate serving as an empty vessel for Trump's extremities - who received criticism from the crowd members.

Think on that.  Think on the spectacle of an America so utterly subverted that a manipulative, congenitally deceitful businessman whose career has been spent exploiting others, should be seen as somehow more honourable and moral than a mother seeking to defend respect for military heroes.

It is only as that sinks in that you realise the enormity of what is happening in America.  It is a democracy, and it changes not just because of one man but because ordinary people change it.  Trump has already won the votes of over 13 million Republicans.  Despite everything he has said, despite his career history, his refusal to be honest with his tax returns, his frequent and scatter-gun abuse and his friendliness towards America's foreign enemies, this man retains the support of a huge swathe of American voters.  Whether he wins or loses in November - and he has a high chance of winning - America has already changed.  He hasn't changed it.  But he has channeled the hate, bigotry and division of so many Americans that the fabled shining city on a hill really is no more. 

1.If you lift a kangaroo’s tail off the ground it can’t hop.

2.Hyphephilia are people who get aroused by touching fabrics.

3.Billy goats urinate on their own heads to smell more attractive to females.

4.The person who invented the Frisbee was cremated and made into frisbees after he died!

5.During your lifetime, you will produce enough saliva to fill two swimming pools.

6.If Pinocchio says “My Noes Will Grow Now ”, it would cause a paradox.

                         Pinocchio

7.Polar bears can eat as many as 86 penguins in a single sitting. (If they lived in the same place)

8.King Henry VIII slept with a gigantic axe beside him.

9.Bikinis and tampons invented by men. 

10.An eagle can kill a young deer and fly away with it.