Air hostesses strip for Playboy to save airline

A noble cause?
Six former flight attendants posed for the cover of the April 2011's Mexican edition of Playboy magazine after heavily indebted Mexicana suspended all flights in August 2010. Mexicana was one of Mexico's two major airlines and left thousands of ground workers, pilots and flight attendants with no jobs. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso

Former Mexicana Airlines flight attendant Ofelia Fernandez poses for photographers while signing a poster of the cover of the April 2011's Mexican edition of Playboy magazine during a news conference in Mexico City April 11, 2011. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso

Six former Mexicana Airlines flight attendants pose for photographers while holding the April 2011's Mexican edition of Playboy magazine during a news conference in Mexico City April 11, 2011. The women posed for Playboy after heavily indebted Mexicana suspended all flights in August 2010. Mexicana was one of Mexico's two major airlines and left thousands of ground workers, pilots and flight attendants with no jobs. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso

Former air hostesses of Mexicana Airlines pose during a news conference before taking part in a private session for Playboy magazine in Mexico City February 7, 2011. REUTERS/Henry Romero

Six former air hostesses of Mexicana Airlines pose during a news conference before taking part in a private session for Playboy magazine in Mexico City February 7, 2011. REUTERS/Henry Romero

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Mizoram gender ratio perhaps best in country:Min

 

Aizawl, Apr 6 (PTI) Mizoram has a gender ratio of 975 females to every 1000 males, perhaps the best sex ratio in the country, State Home Minister R Lalzirliana said today.

 

Mizoram has a population of 10,91,014 comprising 5,52,339 males and 5,38,675 females, he said, while releasing the Provisional Census Report 2011 for the state.

 

Decadal growth rate of the state's population was 22.78 per cent against the decadal rate of the country which stood at 17.64 per cent and density of population was 52 persons per sq km as against 42 persons per sq km in the 2001 Census.

 

Literacy percentage of Mizoram increased by 2.78 per cent compared to 2001 Census but Lakshadweep became the second most literate state, the position held by the state since 2001 and Mizoram now stood at the third position, the report said.

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