Think or blink!!!

Can five people constitute a mob with many heads and no brains??? :mad2:

[h=3]Woman stripped, filmed in J& K, three arrested - The Times of India[/h]In a shocking incident, a woman was allegedly stripped and filmed by five persons in the outskirts of Udhampur town in district Udhampur and later the video of the incident was uploaded on the internet. Meanwhile Police have arrested three persons and further investigations are on.

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Never underestimate the Naari Shakti!!!
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[h=3]Top four in UPSC exams are women[/h]WOMEN candidates have conquered the top four slots in the Union Public Service Commission ( UPSC) result which was announced on Saturday. Capital- based Ira Singhal, a physicallyhandicapped woman, topped the civil services examination followed by Renu Raj and Nidhi Gupta, who attained second and third positions, respectively. Both Ira and Nidhi hail from Delhi and are Indian Revenue Service ( Customs and Central Excise) officers at present.

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Time to change over to Star war weapons!!! :rolleyes:

India’s soldiers still have to fight with clunky, outdated and unreliable rifles

One of the world’s largest tenders for assault rifles has been scrapped. Last month, after four years of deliberations, India’s defence ministry finally called off a project worth Rs4,850 crore ($765 million) to purchase 65,678 new assault rifles for the world’s third largest standing army. Assault rifles are weapons primarily used by the army’s infantry troops. “I can confirm to you the information that the Indian Government has cancelled the tender,” Hana Smilkova, a spokesperson for Czech-rifle maker Ceska zbrojovka A.S, told Quartz via email.

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Unforeseen side effects on growing children!!! :baby:

[h=3]Multiple antibiotic courses harmful to children[/h]New York, July 6 (IANS) Multiple courses of commonly used antibiotics may have a significant impact on children's development, shows a study. The study found that female mice treated with two classes of widely used childhood antibiotics gained more weight and developed larger bones than untreated mice. For the study, the mice were given three short courses of amoxicillin (a broad-spectrum antibiotic), tylosin or a mixture of both drugs.

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May be!!! Part of the loot was paid back as salt money!!! :rolleyes:

[h=3]Were Army pay and perks better under the British? - The Times of India[/h]At Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, armed forces veterans have been sitting on a relay hunger strike since June 15 to protest against the Modi government’s flip-flops on the implementation of OROP (one rank one pension) scheme. “Is this a government of our people? Even the British treated us better,” a war veteran mutters.

 
Will this be an eye opener to put an end to terrorism??? :decision:

[h=3]Terrorism has cost Pakistan $100 billion in past 11 years[/h]Pakistani Christians carry the coffin of Zahid Yousaf, one of the victims killed in a suicide attack on a church, during his funeral in Lahore, Pakistan on March 16, 2015. That’s enough to finance Pakistan’s education budget for 134 years (based on the current year). Pakistan contends that the heightened incidence of terrorism is a reaction to the conflict and instability in Afghanistan, after the 9/11 attacks. The US invasion of Afghanistan led to an increased influx of refugees into bordering Pakistan, which “witnessed a sudden spike in the frequency and scale of terrorist attacks”, according to the Economic Survey.

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When the driver-less car is already here, the pilot-less plane can't be far away. :thumb:

At least it won 't wreck a flight with all the passengers due to suicidal tendencies!!! :)

[h=3]Company: Pilotless passenger planes 5 years away - CNN.com[/h]You may not have heard about it, but a 4,100-pound twin-propeller experimental airplane called the Centaur was flight-tested this month at a Federal Aviation Administration-designated site in Rome, New York. The Centaur flew with no pilot in the cockpit, becoming the first large-scale fixed wing unmanned aircraft to fly at an FAA-approved test site, according to Aurora Flight Sciences Corp., which makes the Centaur. It represents an important new step toward airplanes without pilots in the cockpit being able to fly in the nation's commercial airspace.

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Who will train the Seemaandhra guys??? :noidea:

[h=3]Samsung to train Telangana youth on latest technology[/h]Hyderabad, July 6 (IANS) Samsung will train youth in Telangana on innovative digital technologies based on the Tizen operating system. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between Samsung and the state government's Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge (TASK) here on Monday. Samsung's vice president (South West Asia) Deepak Bhardwaj and TASK CEO Sujiv Nair signed the agreement in the presence of state Information Technology and Electronics Minister K. Tarakarama Rao.

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What about the women who seem to suffer more than the men do ???

[h=3]Men aged 31-45 prone to thyroid dysfunction[/h]New Delhi: Men in the age group of 31-45 years are at greater risk of thyroid dysfunction, a study says. The study conducted by SRL Diagnostics said that currently 22.68 percent of Indians already are afflicted by thyroid dysfunction, and suffer from health problems including heart diseases and infertility. “In India, East zone has highest percentage of thyroid abnormality with 25.2 percent while northern and western zones have 23.9 percent and 21.1 percent. Among the four zones, southern India showed the lowest percentage of abnormality at 19.4 percent,” said the survey conducted over a period of three years 2012-14.

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E testing technology for the quality of food stuff! :thumb:

[h=3]Now, e-technologies for testing quality of Indian rice, tea[/h]Kolkata, July 6 (IANS) A host of e-technologies for testing quality of tea and rice in India are ready to empower the agricultural sector through the 'Digital India Programme', it was announced here on Monday. The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) here has designed, developed and deployed latest technologies to digitally boost agri-marketing. From assessing the aroma, quality and ageing of Indian black tea, to obtaining a 'smell print' of aromatic rice varieties, some of the latest non-invasive technologies were C-DAC's executive director Col. A.K. Nath (retd.) on Monday to mark the 'Digital India Week'.

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Music is music ... whether tribal or classical!!! :sing:



  • [h=3]AIR launches nationwide talent hunt show[/h]New Delhi, July 6 (ANI): National Channel of All India Radio has launched a nationwide talent hunt show titled "Adi Swar" for tribal music. This show provides a free platform for tribal population anywhere in India to upload an audio clipping or send an audio CD of their singing performance without any restrictions imposed on their age, sex or economic status. It is an open platform for the vast reservoir of untapped talent of tribal population across the country.

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