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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

I know that death is a great leveller.
But the fact that depression also works
equally well is really news to me!

[h=3]Deepika's revealtions prove depression is a great leveller[/h] Depression is like any other illness. It can be cured with a combination of therapy and treatment. Depression is also a great leveller.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

EN jaaN udalukku sirase pradaanam!
How do they work without any head??? :shocked:

[h=3]Four top scientific institutes have been headless for months - The Times of India[/h] Prime Minister Narendra Modi has repeatedly emphasized that science and technology is crucial to his vision for the nation’s progress. Yet, the reality is that top scientific establishments have remained leaderless for months.
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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

Doubly dangerous since people will be travelling

both above and below the bridge!!!:scared:

[h=3]Bridge damaged in seven months[/h] Barely seven months into its opening by the former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, the bridge constructed in lieu of the level-crossing 302 on the Punnainallur Mariamman Koil Road leading out of Thanjav

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

Poor elephants can't eat the cavemen since they are herbivorous!

Cavemen ate 'elephants' 0.5 million years ago to sharpen their brains | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

Prehistoric cavemen used to hunt and eat elephants half a million years ago, to boost their intelligence, scientists have claimed. Archaeologists discovered stone tools in Israel, which showed signs of animal residue from big game, and the unearthed hand axes together with scrapers were used to separate fur and animal fat from muscle tissue, the Mirror reported. Professor Ran Barkai, of Tel Aviv University, said that the Revadim quarry was a wonderfully preserved site a half million years old, where they found butchered animal remains, including an elephant rib bone which had been neatly cut by a stone tool, alongside flint hand axes and scrapers still retaining animal fat. The research is the first to provide proof that Paleolithic stone tools were indeed used to process animal carcasses and hides.
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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

A cool scheme but about the teen girls in the other ages ???

[h=3]Britain is now seizing teenagers’ passports to prevent them from fighting in Syria[/h] The girls, aged 15 and 16, had their passports seized and were made wards of the court—a rarely-used an

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

To earn money one must become qualified.
To become qualified one must have proper education!
To have proper education one must attend the college!!!

[h=3]Is College Still Worth It?[/h] You lose four years of building professional experience — and four years of earning money instead becomes four years of spending money. Every year, the Thiel Fellowship grants 20-25 young adults $100,000 each to drop out of school and pursue their interests.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

The links which remained unseen and unknown!!!

[h=3]Mom's age at childbirth linked to son's diabetes risk[/h] Washington, Mar 22 (ANI): A new research has revealed that a mom's age at childbirth may affect her baby boy's birth weight as well as his adult glucose metabolism. Charlotte Verroken of Ghent University Hospital in Ghent, Belgium said that their findings indicate that women giving birth at a very young (under 25 years) or older (over 34 years) age might result in less favorable sugar handling and thus possibly higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes in their sons. Maternal age at childbirth tends to be increasing worldwide, but studies investigating the effects of this trend on the metabolic health of the offspring are scarce.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 22, 2015

swachh dhuniya!!! :clap2:

[h=3]American teens' film on India trip leads to global clean-up project[/h] Washington, March 21 (IANS) "It's like the Sundance or Cannes of film festivals that are open to the public through a government website," joked President Barack Obama as he welcomed young filmmakers to the second annual White House Film Festival. Among the 15 official selections screened Friday at the premiere emceed by Indian-American actor Kal Penn and Terrence J was "Generation Change", a film made by two teenagers after two trips to India. Obama noted how the journey of two young women, Allyson Edwards, 16, and Madison Jaco, 17, led to a global project for a cleaner, healthier environment in five countries.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

I knew that there was more behind this than what meets the eyes!!!

Disinhibition linked to impaired metabolism limiting weight loss in obese women: New Study | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

A new study has revealed that obese females' disinhibition (detrimental eating and behavioural characteristics) that limits successful weight loss is linked to impaired metabolism. Dunn added that those with an eating/behavioural characteristic that especially limits their weight loss also have the most derangement of their metabolism from their elevated weight.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

Leave no stone un-up-turned!!!

[h=3]Sunanda murder probe: SIT to interrogate Mehr Tarar[/h] New Delhi, Mar. 21 (ANI): Delhi Police Commissioner B.S Bassi on Saturday confirmed that Pakistani journalist Mehr Tarar will be interrogated in the Sunanda

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

I thank the very-thoughtful man/woman behind
shifting this thread from GD to this section. ray2:
It was getting overcrowded and confusing with
too many thinkos and stinkos!
I am sure people will still find me
wherever I may be shifted! :couch2:

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

Beware!!!Dieting youngsters are falling victims to TB!!

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

Driver-less drones deliver drugs to the in the UK prison

unnoticed by you-know-who! What next??? :shocked:

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

ONE more organized crime is brought to light.
A net work or luggage lifters! WHY NOT???
They can see the inside of the bags and select.

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

IAS officer's death turns murkier by the minute!

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

A daring and dangerous experiment??? :noidea:

[h=3]Scientists closer to recreating woolly mammoth - The Times of India[/h]Scientists may be one step closer to recreating the woolly mammoth after they have successfully inserted 14 of the extinct animal's genes into the live DNA of an elephant.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

IF a crocodile does not eat men,
then men eat that crocodile! :yuck:
Everything that moves and does not move
'chara - achara' is FOOD for everyone!!!

[h=3]Indian 'crocodile' curry touted as 'world's hottest dish'[/h]The dish called Crocodile Inferno is made of real crocodile meat and red-hot chillies, and is so fuming that the chefs have to wear gas masks to avoid being overcome by the fumes, the Daily Star reported. Owner Tony Uddin said that the participants would be required to sign a disclaimer as it could be quite dangerous.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

vEliyE payirai mEyum!

[h=3]Frauds worth Rs 11,022 cr detected in govt banks in Apr-Dec[/h]PSU banks have reported over 2,100 fraud cases involving a sum of Rs 11,022 crore in the first nine months of the ongoing fiscal, with PNB reporting the maximum number of such instances. An analysis of the data available with the Reserve Bank shows fraud cases, involving amount of Rs 1 lakh and above, in 26 state-owned banks during April-December 2014 has already surpassed the 2013-14 figure. In 2013-14 fiscal, there were 2,593 such cases involving an amount of Rs 7,542 crore. The figure has shot up to Rs 11,022 crore from 2,166 cases in the nine-month period ending December 2014.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

Know your choices!!! :laser:

[h=3]5 careers for science grads - The Times of India[/h]Every year, fresh batches of science graduates enter the job market with the same question: `Where can I find the best opportunity?' The options are numerous, from which TimesJobs.com picks the latest five

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

kunthith thindRaal kundRum maaLum!:hngry:

kelli eduthaal aaRum maRaiyum!

[h=3]Illegal sand mining creates acute water shortage in Athoor villages[/h]Indiscriminate sand mining in several rural tanks by local bigwigs who have political support has created an acute water crisis in more than 20 villages in Athoor block in the district even before the commencement of summer. Now, they lift 50 to 70 lorry loads of

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

Well! Now there is a choice given!

[h=3]States having objection to Land bill can continue with old law: PM Modi - The Times of India[/h]Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the states could continue with the old law if they have an objection to amendments in the Land Acquisition Bill.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 23, 2015

The other name of fire is Anala ( = not enough)! :flame:

A house built of wood +

a house full of children +

a house with a hotplate left ON for over a day!!!

What a deadly combination!!! :shocked:

https://in.news.yahoo.com/community-reels-7-siblings-perish-deadly-house-fire-041823725.html

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 24, 2015

THEIR ANGER IS JUSTIFIED.
A YOUNG WOMAN HAD BEEN FALSELY ACCUSED
OF BURNING A KORAN AND KILLED BY A MOB! :scared:
HAS THE MOB NOTHING BETTER TO DO INDULGE IN VIOLENCE???
THEY SEEM TO BE EVER READY FOR CREATING TRUOUBLE!!!

Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 24, 2015

Small wonder since they are so modestly covered
from head to tail in special armors.
A Tortoise (famous for its slow pace) 'chasing' a curious man!!! :rofl:

[h=3]Here's why you should never watch a tortoise have sex - The Times of India[/h] Tortoises don't like to be watched while having sex, as recently in Madagascar, a tortoise chased a man away who was watching them going dirty.

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Visalakshi Ramani · Mar 24, 2015

DO we need survey to establish this well known fact???

They are gracious enough to let the parents in law

hang on their walls inside photo frames! :clap2:

Young Indians prefer staying separately with spouse: Survey

New Delhi, March 23 (IANS) Young India is thinking beyond tradition and society norms, it was revealed in a survey which has deduced that men and women prefer to

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