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Does this benevolent cop know that a bottle of petrol is a potential petrol bomb??? :boom:
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Did not want to miss the golden opportunity eh???
[h=3]Principal suspended for strip-searching 12 girls in Karnataka[/h]Mandya (Karnataka), Sept.5 (ANI): A school principal in Mandya district of Karnataka was suspended for strip-searching 12 girls in a classroom after one of the students lost Rs 100. "On the complaint of
[h=3]Principal suspended for strip-searching 12 girls in Karnataka[/h]Mandya (Karnataka), Sept.5 (ANI): A school principal in Mandya district of Karnataka was suspended for strip-searching 12 girls in a classroom after one of the students lost Rs 100. "On the complaint of
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I am reminded of U. Srinivas - also a musical prodigy! 
[h=3]RIP Aadesh Shrivastava: B-Town mourns 'talented' musician's death[/h]Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Bollywood celebrities like Lata Mangeshkar, Rishi Kapoor and Anupam Kher mourned the death of musician Aadesh Shrivastava on Saturday, calling it a great loss to the music
[h=3]RIP Aadesh Shrivastava: B-Town mourns 'talented' musician's death[/h]Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Bollywood celebrities like Lata Mangeshkar, Rishi Kapoor and Anupam Kher mourned the death of musician Aadesh Shrivastava on Saturday, calling it a great loss to the music
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Is it true that we can already buy drugs manufactured in 2016??? :shocked:
[h=3]WHO sounds alarm over big Indian supplier of tuberculosis drugs[/h]By Ben Hirschler and Zeba Siddiqui LONDON/MUMBAI (Reuters) - A major Indian supplier of tuberculosis drugs to developing countries has been severely criticised by the World Health Organization for inadequate manufacturing standards and poor testing procedures. The United Nations agency issued a warning letter to Mumbai-based Svizera Labs, part of Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, stating that the approval and use of its products would be suspended if "critical and major observations are not corrected within a reasonable time frame". The move is the latest setback for India's drugs industry, a vital source of cheap generic medicines to countries worldwide which has been tarnished by a series of quality problems.
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[h=3]WHO sounds alarm over big Indian supplier of tuberculosis drugs[/h]By Ben Hirschler and Zeba Siddiqui LONDON/MUMBAI (Reuters) - A major Indian supplier of tuberculosis drugs to developing countries has been severely criticised by the World Health Organization for inadequate manufacturing standards and poor testing procedures. The United Nations agency issued a warning letter to Mumbai-based Svizera Labs, part of Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, stating that the approval and use of its products would be suspended if "critical and major observations are not corrected within a reasonable time frame". The move is the latest setback for India's drugs industry, a vital source of cheap generic medicines to countries worldwide which has been tarnished by a series of quality problems.[COLOR=#1E7D8E !important]Reuters
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Pride of the nation! :clap2:
[h=3]US-trained doctor comes up with a better way to prevent and manage onset of stroke[/h]New Delhi, Sept.4 (ANI): Stroke is a leading cause of long-term adult disability and premature death in India. Globally, someone suffers a stroke every other second regardless of age or gender and, every six
[h=3]US-trained doctor comes up with a better way to prevent and manage onset of stroke[/h]New Delhi, Sept.4 (ANI): Stroke is a leading cause of long-term adult disability and premature death in India. Globally, someone suffers a stroke every other second regardless of age or gender and, every six
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Cool! Thanks for all the efforts put in...but where is the money???
[h=3]Government issues second set of FAQs on black money[/h]New Delhi, Sep 3 (IANS) In a second set of clarifications in the frequently asked questions (FAQs) format, the government on Thursday reiterated total confidentiality of information furnished to unearth black money stashed abroad. The finance minstry also relaxed conditions for those who cannot get bank statements of their foreign accounts, saying it would accept their "best estimate" declarations with a rider that a penalty would follow if disclosures were incomplete. In the 27 FAQs, following those issued in July, on voluntary disclosures to be made in the 90-day compliance window ending September 30, the ministry said the new law on black money incorporates the provisions of section 138 of the Income Tax Act relating to disclosure of information in respect of assesses.
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[h=3]Government issues second set of FAQs on black money[/h]New Delhi, Sep 3 (IANS) In a second set of clarifications in the frequently asked questions (FAQs) format, the government on Thursday reiterated total confidentiality of information furnished to unearth black money stashed abroad. The finance minstry also relaxed conditions for those who cannot get bank statements of their foreign accounts, saying it would accept their "best estimate" declarations with a rider that a penalty would follow if disclosures were incomplete. In the 27 FAQs, following those issued in July, on voluntary disclosures to be made in the 90-day compliance window ending September 30, the ministry said the new law on black money incorporates the provisions of section 138 of the Income Tax Act relating to disclosure of information in respect of assesses.
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Kerala stands out in many fields! :thumb:
[h=3]British seafood experts visit Kerala fisheries varsity[/h]Kochi, Sep 4 (IANS) A delegation from Britain on Friday visited Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) in order to understand the ways and methods adopted by the varsity in teaching and training students about fish processing and quality assurance, a statement said. The team from the Billingsgate Seafood Training School (BSTS) of Fishmonger's company visited the fish processing units and quality check laboratories of the university and interacted with the students. KUFOS Vice Chancellor B.Madhusoodana Kurup explained to the visiting team the various methods of training being provided at KUFOS in quality analysis and food processing.
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[h=3]British seafood experts visit Kerala fisheries varsity[/h]Kochi, Sep 4 (IANS) A delegation from Britain on Friday visited Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) in order to understand the ways and methods adopted by the varsity in teaching and training students about fish processing and quality assurance, a statement said. The team from the Billingsgate Seafood Training School (BSTS) of Fishmonger's company visited the fish processing units and quality check laboratories of the university and interacted with the students. KUFOS Vice Chancellor B.Madhusoodana Kurup explained to the visiting team the various methods of training being provided at KUFOS in quality analysis and food processing.
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Need everything be opposed by someone or the other?
[h=3]Modi's Digital India sparks clash among Indian-American academics[/h]Washington, Sep 4 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Digital India initiative has sparked a war of words between pro- and anti-Modi academics of Indian descent spread over major American universities
[h=3]Modi's Digital India sparks clash among Indian-American academics[/h]Washington, Sep 4 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Digital India initiative has sparked a war of words between pro- and anti-Modi academics of Indian descent spread over major American universities
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I liked the movie The signs by this director.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signs_(film)
Plot twist director Shyamalan goes for horror in 'The Visit'
Known for his plot twists, "The Sixth Sense" and "The Village" film director M. Night Shyamalan returns to cinema screens with comedy horror "The Visit". The movie tells the tale of two children who go to visit their grandparents, played by Deanna Dunagan and Peter McRobbie, but the elderly couple's strange behaviour begins to scare them. The
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signs_(film)
Plot twist director Shyamalan goes for horror in 'The Visit'Known for his plot twists, "The Sixth Sense" and "The Village" film director M. Night Shyamalan returns to cinema screens with comedy horror "The Visit". The movie tells the tale of two children who go to visit their grandparents, played by Deanna Dunagan and Peter McRobbie, but the elderly couple's strange behaviour begins to scare them. The
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One more feather in his cap! :hat:
[h=3]Kerala to name cricket stadium after Tendulkar[/h]Kochi, Sep 4 (IANS) The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) is all set to name one of its stadiums after Sachin Tendulkar. KCA president T.C. Mathew said on Friday that while there was a pavilion at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here named after Tendulkar, the KCA was going to name a stadium after him.
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[h=3]Kerala to name cricket stadium after Tendulkar[/h]Kochi, Sep 4 (IANS) The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) is all set to name one of its stadiums after Sachin Tendulkar. KCA president T.C. Mathew said on Friday that while there was a pavilion at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here named after Tendulkar, the KCA was going to name a stadium after him.
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Sounds too good to be true! :decision:
School bag burden to be reduced from next month in Delhi
New Delhi, Sept. 5 (ANI): Students up to class eight, studying in the government schools of Delhi, will get a relief from carrying heavy bags on their shoulders to schools. The Delhi Government has completed the
School bag burden to be reduced from next month in Delhi
New Delhi, Sept. 5 (ANI): Students up to class eight, studying in the government schools of Delhi, will get a relief from carrying heavy bags on their shoulders to schools. The Delhi Government has completed the
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May be they can help the others by teaching the Art of Survival in India. 
[h=3]150 UK students embark on trip to learn about living, studying and working in India[/h]New Delhi, Sept.4 (ANI-NewsVoir): As part of the British Council's Generation UK-India Study India programme, 150 UK students and graduates arrived in Delhi recently to learn about and experience living, working and studying in the vibrant and diverse India. The programme is a step forward to the British
[h=3]150 UK students embark on trip to learn about living, studying and working in India[/h]New Delhi, Sept.4 (ANI-NewsVoir): As part of the British Council's Generation UK-India Study India programme, 150 UK students and graduates arrived in Delhi recently to learn about and experience living, working and studying in the vibrant and diverse India. The programme is a step forward to the British
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Who gives a job and the salary? :noidea:
[h=3]'Mother gives birth, teacher gives life', says PM[/h]New Delhi, Sept 4 (ANI): Prime Minster Narendra Modi on Friday stressed the importance of teacher in the life of students, saying 'a teacher gives life to his students'. "Mother gives birth to us, a teacher gives
[h=3]'Mother gives birth, teacher gives life', says PM[/h]New Delhi, Sept 4 (ANI): Prime Minster Narendra Modi on Friday stressed the importance of teacher in the life of students, saying 'a teacher gives life to his students'. "Mother gives birth to us, a teacher gives
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So his dream has come true! 
[h=3]PM thanks media for success of Swachh Bharat[/h]New Delhi, Sept. 4 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday acknowledged the support of the media in the success of his ambitious Swachh Bharat Mission. "Media supported the Swachh Bharat Mission a lot, they came out to clean the filth on the roads. Responding to the queries of the students who have developed an application on the mission, the prime minister said, "When I started Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, I had some apprehensions on its progress and, I thought it is not possible." "But when girls like you develop an app on waste management, I'm assured that my nation will reach its goal of a Swachh Bharat," he added.
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[h=3]PM thanks media for success of Swachh Bharat[/h]New Delhi, Sept. 4 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday acknowledged the support of the media in the success of his ambitious Swachh Bharat Mission. "Media supported the Swachh Bharat Mission a lot, they came out to clean the filth on the roads. Responding to the queries of the students who have developed an application on the mission, the prime minister said, "When I started Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, I had some apprehensions on its progress and, I thought it is not possible." "But when girls like you develop an app on waste management, I'm assured that my nation will reach its goal of a Swachh Bharat," he added.
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While the Lady executives abroad give birth to babies in moving cars! :baby:
[h=3]India considers extending maternity leave to boost child nutrition[/h]By Nita Bhalla NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India is considering extending maternity leave to 24 weeks from 12 weeks, a government official said on Friday, adding that it would encourage more women to breastfeed and help reduce high rates of child malnutrition in the country. "The proposal, if approved, would give working women in all sectors -- public, private and even the informal sector such as domestic workers -- some kind of protection." According to the ministry, an expectant mother needs one month of rest before birth, and seven months after, to adequately nurse her child, said the official, who declined to be named. India has one of the highest child malnutrition rates in the world.
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[h=3]India considers extending maternity leave to boost child nutrition[/h]By Nita Bhalla NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India is considering extending maternity leave to 24 weeks from 12 weeks, a government official said on Friday, adding that it would encourage more women to breastfeed and help reduce high rates of child malnutrition in the country. "The proposal, if approved, would give working women in all sectors -- public, private and even the informal sector such as domestic workers -- some kind of protection." According to the ministry, an expectant mother needs one month of rest before birth, and seven months after, to adequately nurse her child, said the official, who declined to be named. India has one of the highest child malnutrition rates in the world.
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Till today I thought that brain and beauty seldom go together.
Today I learned that brain lies beyond the domes of most plain people as well!
https://in.movies.yahoo.com/post/128032693729/15-dumbest-statements-made-by-bollywood
Today I learned that brain lies beyond the domes of most plain people as well!
https://in.movies.yahoo.com/post/128032693729/15-dumbest-statements-made-by-bollywood
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Possessing the highest I.Q is not everything.
One must be able to put it to good use! :thumb:
[h=3]Meet the 12-yr-old Indian origin girl who outshined Einstein, Stephen Hawking with IQ score[/h]Melbourne, Sept 6 (ANI): Smarter than Einstein and Stephen Hawking! This 12-year-old girl of Indian origin has joined the ranks of Mensa after attaining a higher IQ score than great minds. Joining the 1 per cent of those who have obtained the highest marks in the exam, British schoolgirl Lydia Sebastian scored the maximum that is 162 in the mental ability test, News.com.au reported. With this, Sebastian, who completed the 150-question Cattell III B paper that primarily measures verbal reasoning ability during her school holidays, has created a record as the IQ score of Einstein and Hawking were 160.
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One must be able to put it to good use! :thumb:
[h=3]Meet the 12-yr-old Indian origin girl who outshined Einstein, Stephen Hawking with IQ score[/h]Melbourne, Sept 6 (ANI): Smarter than Einstein and Stephen Hawking! This 12-year-old girl of Indian origin has joined the ranks of Mensa after attaining a higher IQ score than great minds. Joining the 1 per cent of those who have obtained the highest marks in the exam, British schoolgirl Lydia Sebastian scored the maximum that is 162 in the mental ability test, News.com.au reported. With this, Sebastian, who completed the 150-question Cattell III B paper that primarily measures verbal reasoning ability during her school holidays, has created a record as the IQ score of Einstein and Hawking were 160.
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There is nothing like a personal experience to bring out the emotions! :drama:
[h=3]Redmayne says had transgender help for "The Danish Girl"[/h]By Michael Roddy VENICE (Reuters) - Eddie Redmayne said transgender people helped him prepare for his portrayal of transsexual pioneer Lili
[h=3]Redmayne says had transgender help for "The Danish Girl"[/h]By Michael Roddy VENICE (Reuters) - Eddie Redmayne said transgender people helped him prepare for his portrayal of transsexual pioneer Lili
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One meter = 100 c.m = 1000 m.m.
NASA sees 1 metre sea level rise ahead
Melbourne, Sept 7 (ANI): NASA has recently revealed that sea levels will rise by a metre over the next 100 to 200 years as satellite images show large sections of Greenland and Antarctica are vanishing at a much faster rate than previously thought. Experts fear a Queensland-sized ice sheet is melting so quickly it will cause massive storm surges capable of decimating Australia's coastal cities within the next century, news.com.au reported. Dr. Steve Rintoul from the CSIRO said that if the NASA predictions prove true, Australia could expect more devastating flash floods similar to the one suffered by Brisbane four years ago.
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NASA sees 1 metre sea level rise ahead
Melbourne, Sept 7 (ANI): NASA has recently revealed that sea levels will rise by a metre over the next 100 to 200 years as satellite images show large sections of Greenland and Antarctica are vanishing at a much faster rate than previously thought. Experts fear a Queensland-sized ice sheet is melting so quickly it will cause massive storm surges capable of decimating Australia's coastal cities within the next century, news.com.au reported. Dr. Steve Rintoul from the CSIRO said that if the NASA predictions prove true, Australia could expect more devastating flash floods similar to the one suffered by Brisbane four years ago.
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Is NO news really Good news??? :decision:
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Good news for people to whom the speed of Internet matters!!! :thumb:
[h=3]BSNL upgrades landline broadband speed to 2 Mbps[/h] New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS) State-run telecom service provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) on Monday said it has decided to upgrade landline broadband speed to minimum 2 Mbps at no additional cost for all the broadband customers on pan-India basis from October 1. The speed upgradation will benefit all the existing and new broadband customers of BSNL. Under this scheme, BSNL is upgrading the speed of existing Broadband plans of 512 Kbps and 1 Mbps to 2 Mbps speed, a BSNL statement said.
IANS India Private Limited/Yahoo India News
[h=3]BSNL upgrades landline broadband speed to 2 Mbps[/h] New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS) State-run telecom service provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) on Monday said it has decided to upgrade landline broadband speed to minimum 2 Mbps at no additional cost for all the broadband customers on pan-India basis from October 1. The speed upgradation will benefit all the existing and new broadband customers of BSNL. Under this scheme, BSNL is upgrading the speed of existing Broadband plans of 512 Kbps and 1 Mbps to 2 Mbps speed, a BSNL statement said.
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From reel-life-heroes to real-life-heroes! :clap2:
[h=3]After Mahesh Babu, actor Prakash Raj adopts Telangana village[/h] Hyderabad, Sep 7 (IANS) Actor Prakash Raj on Monday decide to adopt a village in the backward Mahabubnagar district of Telangana. The polyglot actor, who recently
[h=3]After Mahesh Babu, actor Prakash Raj adopts Telangana village[/h] Hyderabad, Sep 7 (IANS) Actor Prakash Raj on Monday decide to adopt a village in the backward Mahabubnagar district of Telangana. The polyglot actor, who recently
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Eye in the sky or Spy in the sky??? :decision:
[h=3]ISRO alert system for unmanned railway crossings on track: PM Narendra Modi[/h] Securing unmanned railway crossings, popularising yoga, monitoring oil spills in eco-sensitive areas, conducting virtual tours of historic monuments like the Taj Mahal, mapping areas where snake bites are common, mapping mosquito breeding areas — the requirements that government departments want the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to help them out with are curious and varied. Over 1,500 officials from central and state governments took part in a day-long interaction with senior ISRO scientists where they discussed problems in which space technologies could offer some answers. Almost every ministry or department wanted ISRO to offer training facilities to their staff and help in capacity building so that they are better placed to utilise space technologies to become more efficient.
The Indian Express
[h=3]ISRO alert system for unmanned railway crossings on track: PM Narendra Modi[/h] Securing unmanned railway crossings, popularising yoga, monitoring oil spills in eco-sensitive areas, conducting virtual tours of historic monuments like the Taj Mahal, mapping areas where snake bites are common, mapping mosquito breeding areas — the requirements that government departments want the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to help them out with are curious and varied. Over 1,500 officials from central and state governments took part in a day-long interaction with senior ISRO scientists where they discussed problems in which space technologies could offer some answers. Almost every ministry or department wanted ISRO to offer training facilities to their staff and help in capacity building so that they are better placed to utilise space technologies to become more efficient.The Indian Express
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Thrashing is in the agenda but the only location may sometimes differ!
Ktaka cops suspended for thrashing sex workers
IN A shameful incident,police thrashed three women,who were said to be sex workers,in the main city market area in Belagavi ( Belgaum) on Friday. The incident took
Ktaka cops suspended for thrashing sex workers
IN A shameful incident,police thrashed three women,who were said to be sex workers,in the main city market area in Belagavi ( Belgaum) on Friday. The incident took
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There was one Mr. Raman ( no... not Tenali Raman but Thayir- uNaththina - Raman)
who used to dry curds placed on a plate in the Sun just to hook people,
in order to pick up a fight with anyone who questioned the purpose of it!
West Bengal, Orisha fight over 'Rasgulla' origin
New Delhi, Sept.8 (ANI): Rasgulla or Roshogolla, as commonly pronounced in Bengal, is waiting for its fate to be decided after West Bangal and Orisha raked up a fight over the sweet belonging originally to their respective states. The two states have asked Chennai to decide on the Geographical Indication Tag that the sweet would get. As the fight between the two states emerged, West Bengal government has started the procedure of sending the concerned documents to Chennai to get the outcome.
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who used to dry curds placed on a plate in the Sun just to hook people,
in order to pick up a fight with anyone who questioned the purpose of it!
West Bengal, Orisha fight over 'Rasgulla' origin
New Delhi, Sept.8 (ANI): Rasgulla or Roshogolla, as commonly pronounced in Bengal, is waiting for its fate to be decided after West Bangal and Orisha raked up a fight over the sweet belonging originally to their respective states. The two states have asked Chennai to decide on the Geographical Indication Tag that the sweet would get. As the fight between the two states emerged, West Bengal government has started the procedure of sending the concerned documents to Chennai to get the outcome.
ANI
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