How can a news daily get so CHEAP?

While browsing through the online edition of "Times of India", i.e indiatimes.com, Yesterday i came across the small icon showing Kareena Kapoor and a post with title "Draped desires". I clicked and went into the following page:

http://photogallery.indiatimes.com/articleshow/4502576.cms

The text below the image read (as also seen in the Pic Below):

It’s not a pair of jeans, not a gown, not even a saree! It’s just a breathtaking silky robe, a silhouette, that enhances the seductive curves of Bollywood babes in the most flattering manner. Check out the wonder of the drape…
After showing off her perfect curves and flawless skin tone by flaunting her toned up body in bikinis, here’s Kareena draped in a silky robe.

9 May, 2009

Now just for curiosity I did a reverse Image check on tineye.com and what I found is this: The picture taken is originaly of Jennifer Lopez.

I just dont have any words, if world known brands like Times of India use morphed images to gather visitors.

Just how cheap can a government get?

Now, don’t tell me that the government is trying to bring down inflation by such a cheap act. Just how low can you get???

MUMBAI: In what’s sure to rub salt into old wounds, the railways is approaching victims of the July 11, 2006 train blasts to ‘recover’ interest charges paid along with the compensation.

Bhayander resident Raju Kamble, one of the hundreds who sustained serious injuries on that fateful day, received a meagre compensation of Rs 28,000 from the railway tribunal in January. This was despite his pleas for an ex gratia of Rs 1.5 lakh. What shocked him even more was a court notice, which arrived at his doorstep a couple of days ago. It asked him to remain present in a case in which the central government (railways) wants to recover the extra Rs 980—which was paid to him as “interest charges”.

Kamble is among the 710 other blasts victims who have received similar notices and are being “dragged” to court at a time when the city prepares to observe the second anniversary of the blasts.

The compensation was sanctioned by the railway tribunal with a rider that an interest of six per cent should be paid for any delay in disbursement.

[ Original News: The Times of India ]

If the government is trying to act so cheap and lowly because of lack of money in the country…. I wonder where all my Taxes go……