Japan’s Natural Calamity
A 8.9 magnitude earth quake was struck Japan in the previous month. This earth quake is the worst natural disaster that hit Japan in nearly 100 years. It is the worst disaster Japan has faced since world war II. This is not only a earth quake but also a tsunami is also generated. And these waves that have hit so far have been as high as 10 meters. What was actually happened is that the waves have gone into the coast in cities such as Sendal and they have carried back out to sea buildings, cars, trucks, homes and other structures. There is also reported a very big number of death toll. There is also reported a billions of dollars damage to other facilities.
Japan really has not faced this type of losses in modern times. Due to this earth quake the Japan’s economy has not been in good shape. This is going to be a very big blow to any industry that relies on production. Surely the construction industry will expand. There is also going to be a massive rebuilding effort. The focus in the next days and weeks is going to be on search and rescue. Looking to the size of the demolition from both the quake and the tsunami, there is many suspect that thousands of people will be trapped and missing. The military in Japan is already getting into the act, aircraft are flying north to survey damages, ships are leaving from the naval port, heading north. Hundreds of members of the police force and the self defence forces are being dispatched. Anyway there is many people suspect that additional tsunamis will hit again.
Saina Nehwal
Saina Nehwal was born on March 17 1990, is a top ranked women player in Indian Badminton history.
Bio:
Saina, the top ranked badminton player in Indian History, was born in Hisar, Haryana and has spent her entire life in Hyderabad, India.
Father Dr. Harvir Singh, a scientist at the Directorate of Oilseeds Research in Hyderabad
Mother Usha Nehwal
Parents were former badminton champions in Haryana.
Her Achievements:
1 . Khel Ratna Winner badminton player.
2 . Badminton World Federation Ranked number 3 in the world.
3 . The first Indian woman to reach the singles quarterfinals at the Olympics
4 . The first Indian to win the World Junior Badminton Championships.
5 . Saina Nehwal made history on June 21, 2009, becoming the first Indian to win a Super Series tournament, by clinching the Indonesia Open with a stunning victory over higher-ranked Chinese Wang Lin in Jakarta.
6 . Saina won her second career Super Series title by winning the Singapore Open title on June 20, 2010.
7 . She completed a hat-trick in the year 2010 by winning the Indonesian Open on June 27, 2010. This win resulted in her rise to 3rd ranking and subsequently to No. 2. This remains her highest career ranking.
Her Coaches:
1 . Coached by S. M. Arif, a Dronacharya Award winner
2 . Indonesian badminton legend Atik Jauhari since August 2008
3 . National coach Pullela Gopichand is her mentor.
