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Tibetan monks pay their respects on Dalai Lama's birthday 06 July 2013

China is quite on 6th June, marking their respect for the Dalai Lama on his birthday. Tibetians are making this occasion a quite one, fearing a backlash from the Chinese authorities. The birth place of the spiritual leader Dalai Lama...

Keywords: Dalai Lama birthday, Tibetians, Exiled leader, China

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Gut bacteria can cause weight gain, finds study 06 August 2015

According to a recent study done by the researchers, it was revealed that gut bacteria may affect circadian rhythms and metabolism leading to weight gain in some people. Circadian rhythms are physical, mental and behavioural changes that follow a roughly...

Keywords: how weight is increased by gut bacteria, Gut microbes can result in extra weight, Gut microbes can result in extra weight, how weight is increased by gut bacteria

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Indians third in the list of people stealing from hotels 22 April 2013

Indians have many attributes to their characters that they should be ashamed of and this is the newest addition to the list of the things we do that taint out image globally. Stealing from hotels! Indians have ranked exceptionally high...

Keywords: global survey, stealing from hotels, magazines, magazines

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Cell Phones a hotbed for germs, careful 18 October 2011

The connectivity that is provided by a mobile phone is incomparable and hence has become inseparable. Leave alone urbanite, even the rural people of the country are not able to think of a life without a cell phone. But as...

Keywords: Research, hotbed of germs, Research,

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Ragging on rage in Sainik schools, Defense ministry probes 20 December 2011

The country’s initiative of Sainik schools established in 1961 conceived by the veteran V Krishna Iyer, who was then the defense Minister, feeds the Indian defense services and is supposed to be the epitome of discipline. But late in November...

Keywords: 24 Sainik Schools, Probe, Stray incidents, Probe

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