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Think or blink!!!

A :welcome: gesture and a very thoughtful one too! :plane:

 [h=3]Air India offers special fares for students[/h] New Delhi, June 1 (IANS) National passenger carrier Air India on Wednesday announced a special fares offer for students, who travel at this time of the year to join schools, colleges or appear for entrance exams. According to the airline, the new offer provides special fares to students in the range of Rs 3,500-Rs 5,500 for domestic travel. "Students travelling for various academic reasons like proceeding to join their school, college or to give entrance exam would be able to benefit from this special offer," the airline said in a statement.

IANS

 
When and where machines become more reliable than men! :thumb:

 [h=3]Emergency Room: Mumbai hospitals turn to robotic surgeries, but high costs a deterrent[/h] More hospitals in the city are opting for robotic surgical systems, with the increased precision and shorter hospital stays they offer making them popular among both surgeons and patients. A robotic surgery makes use of two electronic arms that are controlled through a console by a surgeon. The facility is increasingly being used for oncological, gynaecological, urological, colorectal, gastrointestinal, thoracic and bariatric surgeries, with close to half-a-dozen hospitals in Mumbai offering it.

The Indian Express

 
Elder men need less complicated treatment for sure! :thumb:

 [h=3]Prostatic artery embolisation easier way to cure prostate enlargement[/h] New Delhi, June 1 (IANS) With rising cases of prostate enlargement among elderly men, surgeons have suggested the problem can be tackled in a much easier way if the patient undergoes Prostatic Artery Embolisation (PAE), as it ensures fast recovery. According to experts, the procedure helps improve urinary symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), without the risk of sexual side effects, which is the biggest advantage. A catheter is inserted through the artery and directed toward the prostate.

IANS India Private Limited

 
The Ganga jal is now steeped in Ganga jal ki daldal! :(

 [h=3]Saints protest against commercialisation of 'Gangajal', threaten to move SC[/h] Haridwar/New Delhi, Jun. 1 (ANI): The Centre's initiative to get 'Gangajal' delivered at doorsteps by Indian Postal Services may receive a jolt after saints in this holy city on Wednesday passed a "censure motion" condemning the government for using e-commerce platform to sell the holy water. Ganga is our mother and the soul of over 100 crores Indians. Ganga is our faith.

ANI

 
Old men are not just sore but also sour in their disposition. :(

Combined with their negative feelings the threat of surgeries
will to much for them to cope up with. :fear:

What has to done HAS to be done! :moony:

So becoming an optimist may help them to get cured faster
and with less complications after those surgeries!
 
'Cub napped' and killed??? :shocked:

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https://in.news.yahoo.com/bodies-40-tiger-cubs-found-thai-temple-freezer-093907472.html
 
Well that settles the dispute and the doubts about what is a crime and what is not! :)


[h=3]Disproportionate assets per se not crime: SC[/h] State assails Jaya's acquital by Karnataka High Court The Supreme Court on Wednesday said disproportionate assets per se is not a crime unless it is proved that such wealth was acquired through illicit means. “Disproportionate assets per se is not a crime. If some of the income cannot be proved, then the offence is complete. Otherwise, it will only be an inference,” a bench of Justices P C Ghose and Amitava Roy said. The court's observation came as special public prosecutor B V Acharya, representing the Karnataka government, assailed the May 11 judgment of the Karnataka High Court, acquitting Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and three others in the disproportionate assets case. The counsel submitted
Deccan Herald q

 
But Children are supposed to be naughty! :wacko:

 [h=3]Boy abandoned in Japan for being naughty found alive, unharmed[/h] By Elaine Lies TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese boy abandoned in a dense forest by his parents for being naughty was found alive and unharmed on Friday, nearly a week after his disappearance set off a massive search that kept the nation riveted. Seven-year-old Yamato Tanooka was discovered in a building on a Japanese military base around 4 km (2.5 miles) from where he disappeared last Saturday after his parents left him by the side of a road, reportedly as discipline for throwing stones at cars. "One of our soldiers was preparing for drills this morning and opened the door of a building on the base, and there he was," a member of Japan's Self-Defence Forces told NHK national television.

Reuters

 
What all were looted ... in addition to their lives??? :whoo:

 [h=3]Mumbai: Last seen 2 days ago, elderly sisters found dead in Chembur home[/h] Two sisters, Basanti and Mohini Jethwani, both senior citizens, were found dead in their Chembur home in Sindhi Society on Thursday afternoon. The Chembur police received a call at 2 pm on Thursday complaining of a strong stench emanating from the sisters’ home on the sixth floor of Trishul Apartments in Sindhi Society. Judging by the state of the decomposition, the police said the sisters died on Tuesday.

The Indian Express

 
What would have happened if it had lived in the wilderness instead of the zoo? :decision:

 Tasmanian devil returns to San Diego Zoo after pacemaker surgery

A Tasmanian devil named Nick is back in his exhibit area at the San Diego Zoo after receiving a pacemaker to make his heartbeat normal. In January, zoo veterinarians discovered that Nick suffered from an abnormally slow heartbeat and his cardiologist decided that surgery was in order. Nick is only the second of his species on record ever to be implanted with a pacemaker, according to staff at the San Diego Zoo. “His heartbeats were too slow and now the pacemaker is going to actually take over (pacing) his heart and is going to determine when to pace fast or slow depending on his activity,” said Dr. Joao Orvalho, a cardiologist at the University of California, Davis, Veterinary Medical Center in San Diego.

Reuters
 
Now more people can and WILL fly! :plane:

 [h=3]New aviation policy has fare cap for 1-hour routes: Rs 2,500[/h] AN all-inclusive airfare not exceeding Rs 2,500 per passenger for one-hour flights to promote regional connectivity will be a “game-changer” in the new national civil aviation policy to be submitted to the Union Cabinet on Friday, Civil Aviation Secretary Rajiv Nayan Choubey told The Indian Express. If approved by the Cabinet, the policy will enable new carriers like AirAsia India and Vistara — both operated by the Tata Group via joint ventures with foreign carriers — to operate internationally. Sources said that consensus emerged during inter-ministerial consultations on thorny issues in the much-awaited policy, such as conditions related to permission for domestic airlines to fly abroad, the open sky policy and the regional connectivity scheme for non-trunk routes.

The Indian Express


 
How time flies!!!
Today I met the little girl who used to learn Vocal music and keyboard from me long ago!

Now she is planning to specialize in Environmental Engineering -
having completed her Engineering degree In The Agricultural University!
 

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