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Yoga is wife of Maha Sinnathamby (Malaysian Australian businessman and property developer of Tamil ancestry)
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Rupert Murdoch has long been the Australian businessman richest in the world. But his decision to take U.S. citizenship to facilitate the expansion of its affiliates in the U.S. has cost the federation's "the most fortunate son."
The boss richer the opposite is the biggest rival to Rupert Murdoch: Kerry Packer also owns a media empire (PBL). His passion for polo and casino last year has seen his fortune grow by one billion Australian dollars to $ 6.5 billion (3.9 billion euros).
Australia in 2004 there were eleven people and 200 billionaires had assets whose value exceeded 60 million. More than a quarter of these great fortunes working in the real estate sector. The boom in this market in recent years allowed some investors to reap large sums of money in very little time.
Maha Sinnathamby was acquired in 1992 for 7.9 million Australian dollars (4.75 million euros) a huge field in the suburbs of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. The value of this property now approaching one billion Australian dollars according to experts. This dramatic increase has allowed the developer to acquire a little over ten years a jackpot estimated at 200 million euros.
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The 200 richest people possess all assets valued at about 50 billion euros, according to BRW magazine. This figure has increased by more than seven billion euros last year.
Australia is one of many countries where the rich continue to see their equity soar year after year ...
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Tamil (or Tamil; local name: Tamil / ?????) is the language of the Tamils ??(Dravidians of the family, from southern India). It is spoken in the state of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, merging the former French trading posts, where he has the status of official regional language. It is also an official language in Singapore and Sri Lanka. Finally Tamil is spread across all continents of the world as there are Tamil-speaking communities in Fiji, Malaysia, Burma, South Africa, in Mauritius, Reunion and also in Europe, North America and also in Oceania (including Australia). The total number of speakers is estimated at 74 million, according to the 1999 edition of the World Almanac.
Tamil belongs to the family of Dravidian languages. This is one of the oldest languages ??still spoken, remained virtually unchanged since about 2000 years. It is written using a derivative of alphasyllabaire Grantha, himself from the brâhmî.1 The language has many dialects, however, quite distant from each other.
Given the low literacy rates, which ruled India for several centuries, there is a wide divergence between the Tamil language media (centamil) and language spoken (koduntamil). Similarly, learning is doing more than word of mouth than from the textbooks, it is not uncommon that the pronunciation of a word varies from one village to another, or even that it does has nothing to do with the written word ...
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In more general terms, there is a Tamil literary, used in newspapers, books, etc.. That respects the strict rules of spelling, grammar and syntax, and a popular Tamil, used in oral or in the media, this situation can be described as diglossia. Tamil People is extremely variable from one country to another, from one region to another and even from one village to another, even a speaker beating the literary Tamil, that is to say official can not understand anything of this language, which uses an abundance of foreign names (lugéj: luggage, luggage of English, Zante: nice, French ...) often adapted to the pronunciation of the language. This is because a large Tamil community residing in foreign countries, people living in these countries mixing with the Tamil language spoken in the country. The Tamil spoken in India is a popular Tamil, Tamil spoken in Sri Lanka is more literary.
Since the early twentieth century, the Tamil grammarians try to bring the written language of the spoken language, while retaining the features of this ancient writing.
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