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Fantastic Ants

Andrey Pavlov, a Russian photographer with commendable theatrical background chose a unique way of storytelling combining both the media. He devotedly studied the lives of ants, and planted histrionic props on their trails. There he photographed them live as if in a drama or movie. Except for the planned stage settings, all the rest is natural; no photo editing gimmicks involved, vouches the photographer. Come see the great moments of simple joviality, grant imagination, poignancy, and even some sublime philosophising. It all started with a spinal injury which left him bedridden for a bout during which he happened to read a lot on ants, and observed them. Known for their hardworking nature, the ants stunned Pavlov with the way they care for the weaker members of their community. '..I chose ants because I respect them and their way of life. They care about their children and look after the elderly', was Pavlov's words in an online discussion board.Every year he spends a few months on this hobby of choreographing photo shoots with red ants creating and enjoying his own fairy tales, compensating for a childhood deprived of fairy tales.

The fantasy world of ants: Photographs by Andrey Pavlov 

A Place to Dream

The Taj Mahal, a mausoleum built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, has been immortalized as a symbol of love.

The Amalfi Coast, along the Sorrentine Peninsula, is truly a breathtaking visual, with its deep blue seas, sparkling white villas, and scented lemon groves.

The Alps, a towering mountain range stretching across Europe, spans 200 kilometres and comprises 48 prominent peaks and 1,800 glaciers.

The Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands sprinkled in the Indian Ocean will take your breath away with its resplendent natural beauty.

Vatican City, home to the spiritual leader of one billion Catholics, also houses historical gems like St Peter s Basilica and the Piazza San Pietro.

Rio de Janeiro, the cidade maravilhosa (the marvelous city) offers you tropical beaches, lofty mountains, lush rainforests, and gorgeous blue seas.

Jerusalem, the great walled city holy to Judaism, Christianity and Islam, is 3,000 years old and every street corner tells a captivating story.

The incredible landscapes of the Pacific Islands are created by the merging of rainforest and sea.

The Galápagos Islands, an archipelago in the Pacific, is a national park, and a biological marine reserve, famous for its tremendous natural diversity.

Papua New Guinea is home to many fascinating tribes, countless species of wild life, and stunning natural beauty.

The Richest Countries in the World

Blessed with the third-largest natural gas reserves in the world, Qatar is the world s richest country per capita, latest list by Forbes reveals. Qatar has been ranked as the world s richest country per capita in a new list compiled by US-based Forbes magazine. Blessed with the third-largest natural gas reserves in the world, the Arab Gulf emirate of 1.7 million people is benefitting from a rebound in oil prices. Adjusted for purchasing power (PPP), Qatar has an estimated gross domestic product per capita of $88,222.Next slide: Luxembourg (Ranked No.2)

The Netherlands was one of the world s first countries to have an elected parliament. And the benefits of democracy seem to be reaching its citizens. Its GDP (PPP) per capita is $40,973.Next slide: Australia (Ranked No.11)

A highly developed country, Australia is one of the world s largest economies. Australia ranks highly in many international comparisons of national performance, such as quality of life, health, education, economic freedom, and the protection of civil liberties and political rights. [GDP (PPP) per capita: $39,764]Next slide: Austria (Ranked No.12)

Also known for its high standard of living, Austria is ranked at No 12 with GDP (PPP) per capita of $39,761.Next slide: Ireland (Ranked No.13)

Ireland: GDP (PPP) per capita: $39,492Next slide: Canada (Ranked No.14)

Canada has a diversified economy that is reliant upon its abundant natural resources and upon trade. The country s GDP (PPP) per capita is $39,171.Next slide: Kuwait (Ranked No.15)

Kuwait (No.15) has the world s fifth largest oil reserves and its petroleum products now account for around 95% of export revenues, and approximately 80% of government income. Ranked at No.15, the country s GDP (PPP) per capita is $38,775 (estimated from 2009).

In second place on the list is Luxembourg, with a per capita GDP on a purchasing-power parity (PPP) basis of $81,466.Next slide: Singapore (Ranked No.3)

Technology, manufacturing and finance hub Singapore is ranked third on the list. The country s GDP (PPP) per capita is $56,694 (estimated from 2009).Next slide: Norway (Ranked No.4)

To rank the world s wealthiest countries, Forbes looked at GDP per capita adjusted for purchasing power for 182 nations.At No.4, with a GDP (PPP) per capita of $51,959 (estimated from 2009) is Norway.Next slide: Brunei (Ranked No.5)

Oil-rich Brunei (ranked at No.5) has a GDP (PPP) per capita of $48,333.Forbes used International Monetary Fund data from 2010, the most recent available, while GDP figures for some countries were projections.Next slide: United Arab Emirates (Ranked No.6)

UAE oil reserves are ranked as the world s sixth-largest[ and it possesses one of the most developed economies in West Asia. The country s GDP (PPP) per capita is $47,439 (estimated from 2009).Next slide: United States (Ranked No.7)

With a GDP (PPP) per capita of $46,860, US is ranked at No.7 on the Forbes list.According to Forbes, the PPP-adjusted GDP—preferred by economists when making international comparisons—takes into account the relative cost of living and inflation rates, rather than just exchange rates, which may distort real differences in worth.Next slide: Hong Kong (Ranked No.8)

Hong Kong is renowned for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour. As one of the world s leading international financial centres, Hong Kong has a major capitalist service economy characterised by low taxation and free trade, and the currency, Hong Kong dollar, is the eighth most traded currency in the world. Hong Kong has a GDP (PPP) per capita of $45,944.Next slide: Switzerland (Ranked No.9)

Switzerland is one of the richest countries in the world by per capita gross domestic product [GDP (PPP) per capita: $41,950]. It also has one of the world s largest account balances as a percentage of GDP.Next slide: The Netherlands (Ranked No.10)