59 percent Indian students in UK are fake

A British group Migration Watch has revealed that 59% Indian students in UK are fake.

On the issue of apparent fake passport in Pakistan a British news paper has criticized a lot, but no one seems to speak on serious scandal citing that 59 percent of Indians who pose them as students entering in England are not real students.

This has been revealed in report by Migration Watch, a British group, which comprises statistics of Home Ministry. The figure says that in year 2011 about 63,000 fake students entered England.

The group has also issued names of other countries which include Burma with the highest 62% of fake students, Bangladesh and Nigerian with 59% fake students entered to England for educational purposes.

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N Korea 'showed off fake missiles'

The long-range ballistic missiles displayed at a North Korean military parade this month were mock-ups.

German experts claim that the ballistic missiles paraded in Pyongyang were fakes [Picture: AP / News]

The military parade was merely "a nice dog and pony show", two German experts have said. One of the missiles on show in Kim Il-Sung Square on April 15 - transported on a launcher of apparent Chinese design - seemed to be a new addition to the nuclear-armed country's long-range arsenal, according to analysts at the time.

But Markus Schiller and Robert H. Schmucker, of Schmucker Technologie, said all six of the road-mobile intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) on show that day were models.

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Official Siri For Android 'Released in Marketplace' for Download turns out to be Fake

[ via Chip Hazard ] 30 Dec

On Wednesday, a Publisher named “Official App” launched an app called “Siri for Android” at the Android market which at a first glance appeared to be a legit and official version of Siri but is apparently fake.

In reality, it’s just a shortcut that launches Google’s built-in Voice Actions which is probably already installed in your Android device. 

The app uses the same Siri icon one sees on an iPhone which probably leads people to believe the app being real. However, as misleading it may sound the developer in the description of the app described its functionality to be different than advertised.

This app will probably be removed any minute now as this app has been advertised all over the web, which will most certainly get the attention of Google’s staff working for the Android Marketplace. Google surely needs to step up its screening procedure when it comes to approval of apps.

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Beware of Fake Santa Gifts this Christmas

[ via Mail Online ] 13 Dec

The British Border Agency counterfeit teams are ahving sleepless nights in dtetcting counterfeits entering he country at airports. ‘This has been our busiest year yet,’ Peter Herron of the Border Agency counterfeit team. ‘We are making seizures every day and across a huge range of goods.'

Fake Santa gifts (Photos: David Crump)

And  what could these be? Anything "thinkable" from Cath Kidston handbags, Ugg boots, make-up from fashionable brands such as Mac and Bobbi Brown and Jo Malone scented candles, Rolex watches and iPad 2 and iPhone 4. 

The fakers have even taken childrn love away by sending in fakes of Hello Kitty jewellery boxes, the latest Nintendo DS, soft toys from TV show In The Night Garden, Smurfs and familiar faces from Thomas the Tank Engine, to name but a few.

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