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Poor Children need Laptop/PC

2011-05-19T13:15:00.000+06:00

To know about IT is now a human right. Every children of the world should have the right and chance to know about Information Technology.

Children are heroes of the future world so they have the right to get a laptop in his/her hand.

News "Thousands of poor families will be given free lap-tops and broadband to help their children get online." But this is only the news. There is no such activity of these noble step.

Political leaders are the most obligation of these opportunity. Those leaders are hungry of money. They finding the smell of money everywhere.

Let's help them. If you have any defect or old laptop which is not in use value less to you. Please donate that to a poor children you know or contact with us.

Hundreds of thousands had fled the cyclone, carrying their possessions .....

2007-11-20T21:46:00.001+06:00

Hundreds of thousands had fled the cyclone, carrying their possessions as they sought shelter from the storm.

For some, the basic need for dry clothes has to be put before rebuilding work.

A man chops a tree uprooted during Cyclone Sidr on the highway in Mongla village in the Khulna district, Bangladesh, Friday, Nov. 16, 2007. (Photo: Getty Images)

A ship devastated during Cyclone Sidr drifts at Mongla river in Khulna, Bangladesh, some 190 miles south of the capital Dhaka, Friday, Nov. 16, 2007. Relief workers struggled to ferry food and medicine to hundreds of thousands of survivors of the cyclone that slammed into Bangladesh's coast, flattening thousands of homes and killing at least 1,100 people, officials and aid workers said. (Photo: Getty Images)

Cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh November 15, 2007

2007-11-20T20:57:00.000+06:00

Many of the worst affected areas have been cut off, complicating relief efforts. Roads were blocked with debris and power and phone lines down.

Many families have been left using their bare hands to try to move fallen trees and rebuild destroyed homes.

The need to tend to badly damaged crops is also an urgent task.

Entire villages have been levelled, with residents left trying to salvage what they can from their homes.