Why China's censors banned the letter 'N'

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Why China's censors banned the letter 'N' For a brief while over the weekend, 'The Great Firewall of China', the country's infamous censors, banned the use of the letter 'N' on social media sites in the country, said China Digital Times, a US web site that tracks Chinese censorship. Five free websites to help increase your efficiency You can find a website for almost anything. There are some that offer services aimed at making your life easier. ET Wealth lists a few of his favourites which offer very useful services for free. Nepal's marathon monks trade robes for running shoes Swapping their maroon robes for running shoes, seven Buddhist monks take off at a sprint across the hills surrounding their remote village in the foothills of Nepal's Himalayas. Indonesia aims to clean up world's dirtiest river Indonesia's Citarum river burbles past terraced rice paddies and quiet farming villages in the highlands of West Java, as it begins to wind its way hundreds of kilometres towards the sea. Tired of traffic? Porsche may build flying taxis Volkswagen's sports car maker Porsche could develop a flying passenger vehicle to compete with rivals in a possible market for urban air taxis and ride-sharing services. Hollywood stars who slayed the Oscars red carpet From Nicole Kidman to Tiffany Haddish and Greta Gerwig. A look at some of the stars who stood out on the Oscars red carpet.

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