News Digest: BJP rides the Modicycle in western UP

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Friday, April 18, 2014
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		India
		BJP rides the Modicycle in western UP Travelling through Mathura , Agra, Firozabad and Etah, one gathers that BJP has emerged the team to beat.  We politicians have betrayed nation: Rajiv Pratap Rudy BJP nominee from Bihar’s Saran parliamentary constituency Rajiv Pratap Rudy said on Thursday, “We politicians have betrayed the nation. We don’t contest election on the basis of any candidate’s merit but purely on caste, religion lines.” Fearing for livelihood, Rudraprayag and Sonprayag not bothered about polls World’s biggest show of democracy hasn’t really excited over one lakh residents of Rudraprayag and Sonprayag who are directly dependent on the Kedarnath yatra for their livelihood.  More India News»

		Business
		Sahara makes fresh offer for Roy's bail Sahara group chief Subrata Roy may be out of Tihar Jail if the Supreme Court accepts a fresh offer of two group companies — Sahara Housing and Sahara Real Estate — to pay Rs 10,000 crore, as per the court’s bail pre-condition, albeit in instalments in quick succession. Independent director can sit on 7 listed companies Strengthening the corporate governance norms, market regulator Sebi has allowed an individual to be an independent director on the board of not more than seven listed companies simultaneously. Piramal to buy 20% in Shriram Cap for Rs 2,014cr Piramal Enterprises on Thursday said it will buy a 20% stake in Shriram Capital, a Chennai-headquartered unlisted financial services company, for Rs 2,014 crore. More Business News»

		Environment
		Humans and leopards can co-exist: Wildlife biologist Her ideas have a particular relevance to Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Haryana where the leopard-human conflict has taken a heavy toll."I am strongly against capturing a leopard and freeing it in some far away jungle. Japan considers curtailing whale hunt further Japan is considering scrapping a Northwest Pacific whale hunt just days before the fleet's planned departure, a media report said. Last rites to appease the souls of elephants Tusker lovers in central Kerala have now started performing rituals to appease the souls of dead elephants. More Environment News»

		World
		S Korea ferry death toll rises to 25 The death toll from a capsized South Korean passenger ferry rose to 25 on Friday as parents of missing schoolchildren blamed the ship's captain for the tragedy after he and shipping company officials made emotional apologies for the loss of life. South Sudan: 12 die after mob attacks UN base An angry mob of South Sudanese youths attacked a UN base on Thursday in order to harm members of an ethnic minority sheltering inside. Opposition cries fraud in Algerian election The main opposition candidate in Algeria's presidential elections cried foul late Thursday night hours after voting ended, alleging massive fraud and vowing to reject any results announced. More World News»

		Entertainment
		When Virat Kohli picked Anushka Sharma as his bride The dashing cricketer Virat Kohli, who has been denying his relationship with actress Anushka Sharma, has confessed his relationship status in public. And it was superstar Shah Rukh Khan who made him confess his love. 'I don't want to be back-stabbed anymore' Ronit Roy, 48, is emotional, hardworking, highly self-respecting and a loner. He attributes whatever he is today to television and apart from acting, he runs a security agency and enjoys trading in shares. How Sussanne is moving on post split with Hrithik? Here are 5 ways in which Sussanne is trying to move on post her split with husband Hrithik Roshan More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Meteorites helping scientists unlock secrets of Martian atmosphere About 40 meteorites that fell on Earth from Mars are helping scientists unlock secrets of the Martian atmosphere hidden in the chemical signatures of the ancient rocks. While drafting your will, include digital legacy too The Law Society of England and Wales has come up with a new and interesting advisory for those writing their wills — don’t forget your digital legacy. No Heartbleed attacks before bug exposed? The worry is that in the two years since the bug was accidentally incorporated into OpenSSL, attackers could have exploited Heartbleed to take sensitive information stored on a web server. More Science News»

		Sports
		Bengaluru on verge of scripting history Bengaluru FC are on the verge of scripting history in I-League football in their debut season. They are just three points away from lifting their maiden trophy. I'll get more podium chances, Nico says We have shown that we have a great package and we have produced three consistent weekends so far," Sahara Force India driver Nico Hulkenberg told TOI. Rafa Nadal battles wardrobe malfunction World No. 1 Rafael Nadal is battling a wardrobe malfunction that has forced him to alter his serving routine at this week's Monte Carlo Masters. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Wipro Q4 net profit rises 29%, beats estimates Wipro posted a 29% rise in its fourth-quarter net profit, beating expectations, helped by increased IT spending by its customers. Windows Phone 8.1: Finally, a worthy rival to Android, iOS It has been nearly four years since Microsoft launched Windows Phone and WP8.1 is a big update which adds a number of features. Nokia stops sales of Lumia 2520 tablet over electric shock fears Nokia issued an advisory for customers in the US and parts of Europe warning them of electric shock from a battery charger meant for its Lumia 2520 More Technology News»

		Education
		DU rejects 'quota' for Delhiites Delhi University has rejected the Delhi government’s proposal for reserving 85% of seats in state government-funded colleges for students from the city, citing its central character. 'Going Global' conference in Miami to focus on higher education in large system countries The annual conference -- ‘Going Global’ --- will discuss higher education in large system countries. More than 70 countries, including India, the UK, the US and China, will participate at the event. Indians must innovate to become leaders in technology: DRDO director general Avinash Chander Speaking at the 55th Institute Day of IIT-Madras, Chander said that the country is making breakthroughs in radars, with 80% of it provided by the DRDO More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Raj Thackeray Times Now interview MNS chief Raj Thackeray, in an interview to Arnab Goswami, the editor of Times Now, on Thursday, said his party’s support exists for Narendra Modi, and not the BJP. Not even for the party president Rajnath Singh. Arthur road jail chief, deputy held for graft The anti-corruption bureau on Wednesday night arrested Arthur Road jail superintendent Vasudev Burkule and his deputy, Pradip Pathrikar, for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 40,000 for clearing a candidate in an examination for jailors. 70-yer-old woman murdered in flat in Mumbai A 70-yr-old widow, who lived with her sister at a flat in an SRA building at Mulund (W), was found murdered at home late on Wednesday. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Purana Qila excavation site open today To mark the World Heritage Day, Archaeological Survey of India will open its excavation project at Purana Qila to visitors for a day on Friday. Autodriver files FIR against AAP supporters Days after apologizing to AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal for slapping him at a rally, auto driver Lali has now lodged an FIR against AAP supporters for assaulting him. Finish building jail: Tihar to LG Crowding of south Asia’s largest prison has prompted Tihar Jail authorities to write to the lieutenant governor asking speeding up of construction work of Mandoli Jails. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Big day over, voter list is still full of bloomers Polling officers at Bethany High School in Koramangala were waiting to see their 113-year-old voter, but when the person finally walked in, he was in his early 20s.  Follow the ink: Big names cast their votes In a nation that loves a good story, elections are the best form of storytelling. And like the tired old saying about Bollywood, which nevertheless must get trotted out on such occasions, this story has emotions, drama — and even mothers. Learning to deal with death There are courses on how to manage anger and how to lead a beautiful life. But a course on how to accept the finality of death? That's a trend the city has been witnessing, with terminally ill patients seeking a peaceful exit. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		3D hologram's premier night in Hyderabad The usual routine of the bustling Venkatgiri market in Jubilee Hills is briefly disrupted on Wednesday evening with a burst of unusual activity.  Flagging fortunes: Sale of campaign material plunges The election season may be in full flow, but retailers and wholesalers of election campaigning paraphernalia, who usually laugh all the way to the bank during electioneering, are twiddling their thumbs.  Clash of the titans The meticulously designed ‘game play’ that the three seasoned politicos contending for the Mahbubnagar Lok Sabha seat are busy executing these days — each aspiring for a lion’s share of the 14,18,179 votes the constituency has to offer. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		In need of fortification The ramparts where dreamyeyed soldiers once sat and penned letters to their loved ones back home has become a feasting ground for crows fighting over leftovers. Last House, others await resurrection The bright red prop stands out against the brown backdrop of a caved in ceiling, piles of rubble, decaying wood and years of bird droppings. Move the pole, and the 300-year-old structure is most likely to give in. TN supporter culture drifts away from ideas Gopalakrishnan, 48, who owns an electrical goods shop at Teynampet, dons the red-shirt-black-trousers uniform of DMK thondarani when he goes to attend campaign meetings. "I started doing this as an 18-year-old," said Gopalakrishnan, as he left his shop to campaign for Dayanidhi Maran.  More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Gujarat's voter awareness drive aims at 10% higher turnout over 2009 polls The state election machinery’s ongoing efforts to increase voter awareness for this year’s Lok Sabha elections are aimed at increasing enrollment of youth as voters and motivating youth to exercise their franchise on voting day.  Illegal structures threaten glory of Ahmedabad's heritage The mushrooming of illegal constructions will soon hide the heritage monuments from the view, fears the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Ahmedabad celebrates its Jain heritage today Each time you take the Jain heritage walk in Ahmedabad's Walled City, you get a better understanding of the values - of compassion, tolerance, love and non-violence - that went into its formation. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Blast in Jhansi shatters morning peace Citizens of the walled city were taken aback when a low intensity blast took place in a by-lane in the city on Thursday morning.The blast was heard in Purani Pasrat at around 9.00 am. Aam Aadmi Party candidates file papers The Aam Aadmi Party candidates from Allahabad and Phulpur parliamentary constituencies Adarsh Shastri and Shimla Shri respectively filed nomination papers at district collectorate on Thursday. Aarushi case: HC to hear Talwars' plea on May 5 The Allahabad high court on Thursday fixed May 5 as the date to hear appeals filed by Dr Rajesh Talwar and Dr Nupur Talwar in Aarushi Talwar murder case. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Women voters outnumber men in K'mal, Gajapati Female voters outnumbered their male counterparts in the tribal dominated Kandhamal and Gajapati districts which went to the polls on April 10. Facilities make voting enjoyable for disabled For visually-impaired Subhalaxmi Das, voting turned out to be a memorable experience.The 29-year-old went to a polling booth at Khapuria and exercised her franchise in a Braille ballot paper. 'Others' hold heads high as they cast votes Encouraged by the Supreme Court recognizing trans-genders as a third gender and giving them the right to have families on Tuesday, several hijras on Thursday cast their votes here. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Braille Boon for Blind in Bhopal To facilitate voting among the blind, polling booths at Shivaji Nagar area of Bhopal were made Braille-enabled on Thursday. Names of all candidates and their parties were scripted in Braille on the right side of EVMs. Candidates kept in police control room to prevent violence Congress, BJP and BSP candidates from Madhya Pradesh’s Morena were kept in police control room there amid intelligence inputs that they may trigger violence or capture booths during polling on Thursday. Couples get inked, then get knotty Dr Bhaskar Nayak, Sunil Kushwaha and Deepal Kataria were three grooms TOI came across at polling booths on Thursday the day Bhopal constituency went to polls. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		For 'maharani', not a stroll in the bagh  At Kakrala, a tiny village in the prosperous wheat belt of Nabha, an elderly woman, perhaps in her late 70s, looks in earnest deference at Preneet Kaur, sitting on a makeshift stage that creaks under the weight of burly Sikh men who crowd around the microphone. Manpreet a 'thug': Sukhbir Badal Talking to mediapersons, Sukhbir said Manpreet was indulged in several "thuggian" (cheating activities) during his finance minister days. Sant Samaj to boycott BJP candidates BJP has fielded Arun Jaitley, Vinod Khanna and Vijay Sampla from Amritsar, Gurdaspur and Hoshiarpur parliamentary constituencies respectively where they are being supported by SAD(B). More Chandigarh News»

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15 Most Amazing Predictions for Kali Yuga from the Bhagavata Purana

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In the last canto of the Bhagavata Purana there is a list of predictions and prophecies about the dark times for the present age of Kali Yuga. The following 15 predictions, written 5,000 years ago by sage Vedavyasa, are amazing because they appear so accurate. Despite the negative tone of these prophecies, there is still one bright spot for all of us, which is mentioned at the end.

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News Digest: Moily tried to give Essar oil, gas fields at 1993 prices: AAP

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, April 17, 2014
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		India
		Moily tried to give Essar oil, gas fields at 1993 prices: AAP Aam Aadmi Party has now alleged that oil minister Veerappa Moily had tried to benefit the Essar Group by pushing a cabinet note for allotting it oil and gas fields Protests erupt as Omar visits Kulgam district Qaimoh town of Kulgam district in south Kashmir on Wednesday observed a spontaneous strike and the locals pelted stones on the police when they learnt that chief minister Omar Abdullah was to address a public rally in favour of National Conference candidate Mehboob Baig. Mayawati speaks of PM dream in Punjab In her first rally in Punjab during the campaign for the Lok Sabha polls, BSP chief Mayawati on Wednesday projected herself as the first “Dalit ki beti” who could become prime minister.  More India News»

		Business
		Cadbury India set to get new identity The move is expected to coincide with the company moving out of its iconic headquarters ‘Cadbury House’ at the busy junction in the uppity Peddar Road in Mumbai in June this year, Cadbury India managing director Manu Anand told TOI in an interview. Pune grads' 'FB for science' gets investor vote A bunch of twenty-something grads in Pune has just secured the backing of marquee venture capitalist firm Nexus Venture Partners as they set out to build a social learning network for science enthusiasts. Sahara says Supreme Court bench not even-handed Sahara group chief Subrata Roy on Wednesday said the rigid approach adopted by the Supreme Court bench of Justices K S Radhakrishnan and J S Khehar as well as market regulator Sebi has made it impossible for him to plead his case. More Business News»

		Environment
		Tiger found dead in Bihar's Valmiki tiger reserve A tiger was found dead near a forest in Valmiki Tiger Reserve in Bihar's West Champaran district Wednesday, an official said. Beijing says one third of its pollution comes from outside the city Decades of unrestrained growth have hit China's environment hard and Beijing's often choking air has become a symbol of the pollution crisis. Asian air pollution affecting Northern Hemisphere's weather patterns Air pollution in China and other Asian countries is generating sweeping impact on weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere, it has been revealed. More Environment News»

		World
		Nato increases military presence in Ukraine Nato is strengthening its military footprint along its eastern border immediately in response to Russia's aggression in Ukraine, the alliance's chief said on Wednesday. Algeria's Bouteflika poised to win re-election Algerians vote on Thursday in an election President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is widely expected to win after 15 years in power even though he has spoken rarely in public since suffering a stroke last year. Taliban refused to extend ceasefire Pakistani Taliban on Wednesday renounced extension of its unilateral ceasefire prompting Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to summon a high-level meeting on national security on Thursday. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Is Kangana Ranaut-starrer 'Queen' copied? Though Kangana Ranaut-starrer 'Queen' has won rave reviews from both the masses as well as critics, there is something that you don't know about the movie. Reports suggest that Vikas Bhal’s 'Queen' is a copy of Abhigyan Jha’s 'Phir Zindagi'. Saif's family continues to bond with Amrita It’s been a while since Saif Ali Khan moved on after his legal separation from Amrita Singh. But his family continues to maintain good ties with her. Hrithik Roshan's health woes continue Bollywood's heartthrob Hrithik Roshan is going through a bad phase in his life. It seems his health woes are back to haunt to him. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		A stealth motorcycle that runs without noise US military has approved funding for the development of a stealth motorcycle that would allow soldiers to drive for long periods of time on rough terrain without emitting engine noise. Full lunar eclipse delights Americas, 1st of year Sky-gazers in North and South America were treated to a full lunar eclipse — at least those fortunate enough to have clear skies. Genetic therapy may repair spinal chord: Study Damage to the central nervous system, the brain and spinal cord, is currently irreparable. More Science News»

		Sports
		Real beat Barcelona to win Copa del Rey Gareth Bale scored a stunning individual goal five minutes from time to win the Copa del Rey for Real Madrid as they overcame Barcelona 2-1 at Mestalla. Man City's title hopes hit with 2-2 draw Manchester City's Premier League title hopes were dealt a crushing blow as they were held to a 2-2 draw by bottom club Sunderland at the Etihad Stadium. Roger Federer set to miss French Open Roger Federer said on Wednesday the upcoming birth of another child for him and wife Mirka Vavrinec could stop him from playing in French Open next month. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner hacked with ease SRLabs posted a video showing that a Galaxy S5 using fingerprint authentication can be easily broken using a mould that has fingerprint impression of the phone user. TCS Q4 profit rises 48.2% to Rs 5,357.6 crore TCS today reported a 48.2% jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 5,357.6 crore for the quarter ended March 31. Photos of iPhone 6's front panel, iOS 8 leaked Two photos of the upcoming iPhone 6’s front panel have leaked online, suggesting that the design will remain same even as screen size increases in the next iPhone model. More Technology News»

		Education
		95.47 pass percentage for SSLC in Kerala A total of 4,42,678 students qualified for the higher studies in the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examination held in the state for the academic year 2013-14 in March. IIT-Delhi to showcase student innovations at Open House 2014 A waterless urinal, fibre wrapping for earthquake protection of buildings, plastic from potato starch and solar powered refrigeration system, are some of the draws to IIT-Delhi's 'Open House 2014' event this Saturday. Science and maths skills get 'best jobs' in the US, says consultancy report What are the best jobs in the US? And, what are the worst? These interesting evaluations are provided by CareerCast's 2014 Jobs Rated Report, released on 15 April at Carlsbad, California. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Pawar betrayed people, has trust deficit: Uddhav Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray, 53, feels there is a Modi wave across the country and says he will not be surprised if the NDA gets a clear majority. Mahayuti hopes to win 22 out of 29 seats Polling today is scheduled to take place in the NCP-controlled Western Maharashtra and Konkan and the Sena-BJP-dominated Marathwada. No women in Palghar contest Of the 15.8 lakh voters in the Palghar Lok Sabha constituency, 7.5 lakh are women. And yet, there are no women candidates among the 10 in the fray. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Limited infra for pesticide check: Govt The Delhi government today told the Delhi High Court that it has limited infrastructure in the laboratories for testing pesticides in fruits and vegetables but has chalked out plans to inform the public about its side effects. Delhi HC: Sentencing bench to hear remaining pleas in Katara case The Delhi high court on Wednesday said all subsisting applications filed in the Nitish Katara murder case will be heard by the bench which will hear arguments on the sentence to be awarded to UP politician D P Yadav’s son Vikas and two others. Two jailed for power theft Two persons accused of stealing electricity in separate incidents have been sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment by Special Courts of Electricity. Mohammad Arif, a resident of Sarita Vihar and Radhey Shyam Giri, a factory owner in east Delhi More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Migrants eager to cast votes That the city is home to a large migrant population is well-known. But the good news is that many of them are all set to make their presence felt in the Lok Sabha elections this time around. Half of Karnataka's voters are below the age of 40 The number of voters in Karnataka has increased by 4.5 million since the 2009 Lok Sabha polls when the total electorate was 41.8 million. Since the 2013 assembly elections, the Election Commission has added 2.3 million new voters.  Inscrutable voters keep parties on tenterhooks Will Karnataka live up to its image and vote against the mood of the nation? In the last few elections voters from the state have differed from their counterparts elsewhere in the county and voted differently. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		BJP fields Purandeswari from Rajampet  Ending days of suspense, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday night fielded former Union minister D Purandeswari from Rajampet Lok Sabha constituency.  Hyderabad district has over 39.64 lakh voters  Jubilee Hills assembly constituency has 3,29,520 voters, the highest in Hyderabad district.  Jayaprakash Narayan on a sticky wicket again “Don’t take it too seriously,” is what Malkajigiri’s MP candidate from Lok Satta, Jayaprakash Narayan said, when cornered on one of the points of his manifesto, leaving a vast number of electorate stunned. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Ammonia plant in Manali reopens Five days after it was shut down following an accident, Madras Fertilizers Limited’s ammonia plant in Manali reopened on Wednesday. Seven MFL workers had sustained burn injuries when naphtha leaked from a tube and spilled on them on April 11. Jaya's stand on Modi comes under scrutiny AIADMK's stand on Narendra Modi is increasingly coming under scrutiny as Muslim organizations in Jayalalithaa's front perceive her as a possible post-poll ally of BJP. El Nino may hit cauvery delta with drought Drought may not be an all-India feature of the El Niño weather phenomenon this year. But, Tamil Nadu, especially the Cauvery delta that is already reeling from consecutive failed monsoons, may face drought, weather forecasting agencies say. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Sahara sells prime land in Ahmedabad cheap Sahara Group has sold off its 104 acre land near Shela village on the outskirts of Ahmedabad to HN Safal Group at a throwaway price of Rs 600 crore. Gujarat catches fancy of Bollywood The trend that started with Aamir Khan's 'Lagan' continues with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela'. Accused in Ode riot case traced to Australia One of six absconders in the Ode massacre cases has been traced to Australia by the Supreme Court-appointed special investigation team (SIT), which has initiated procedure for his extradition. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		AAP candidates arrive in procession but fail to file nominations Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidates from Allahabad and Phulpur constituencies - Adarsh Shastri and Shimla Sri - had a bad day on Wednesday. Bengali new year celebrated The Bengali new year, 1421 Bangabda, was celebrated on Tuesday at 'Muktangan' of Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School under the aegis of Bengali Social & Cultural Association (BSCA). Contempt notice to basic education secretary The Allahabad High Court has deemed not filing of reply as contempt of court and directed that notices be issued to Secretary, Basic Education, UP.The court has fixed May 9, 2014 as next date of hearing. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		BJP may spring a surprise in Odisha, take sheen off Patnaik As Odisha prepares to vote for the second and final phase of polls on Thursday, there's disquiet in Naveen Patnaik's BJD. For, more and more reports are coming in of an unexpected rise of BJP. No one is saying BJP will upstage BJD.  Over 1.5cr to vote in 11 LS & 77 assembly seats today Stakes will be high for the ruling BJD, involved in a triangular fight with Congress and BJP, as Odisha goes to the polls for the second and final phase on Thursday. BJD camp office set afire in capital Tension gripped Nathapur under Ekamra-Bhubaneswar constituency after unidentified miscreants set ablaze a temporary camp office of BJD in the early hours of Wednesday. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Cops slap notice on SPG for allowing Rahul to sit atop SUV Gwalior police served a notice to the Special Protection Guard (SPG), which accompanied Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi during a roadshow in the district on April 10. MP pre-medical test scam: HC rejects petitions seeking CBI probe The high court also asked STF to submit copy of all FIRs related to the MPPEB before it by April 25. Clear stand on marriage gardens in a week: NGT National Green Tribunal (NGT) has slammed the state government for not implementing by-laws pertaining to marriage gardens in the state. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Long-haul learners bag IGNOU certificates Examples of such indefatigable spirit included Sukhjit Kaur, a gold medalist in Master of Science in Dietetics and Food Service Management, who continued to study after getting married and becoming a mother. Voice assessment camp held In recognition of World Voice Day on Wednesday, a voice assessment camp was held at Ankur School, Panjab University, by a team of faculty and students from speech and hearing unit and department of otolaryngology, PGI. Cancer cure on the horizon Cancer 'the emperor of maladies' will remain a dreaded disease for only a few more years to come. With the discovery of genetic molecules in the human body called micro-RNA 2909, a cure for the killer ailment could be on the horizon. More Chandigarh News»

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Ayurveda and Nature Cure for Diabetes; Vigyan Bhairav Tantra in English

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Ayurveda and Nature Cure for Diabetes

According to nature cure therapy, diabetes is the result of a problem in the digestive system. This can be overcome easily, and within a short duration of time, with regular practice of yoga, change in life style, daily routine and diet control. Generally, people engaged in sedentary work suffer from this disease. The insulin produced from the pancreas reduces both in quality and quantity, resulting in a high sugar level, and the excess glucose flows out through the urine.

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Vigyan Bhairav Tantra in English

The Vigyan Bhairav Tantra is a key text of the Trika school of Kashmir Shaivism. Cast as a discourse between the god Shiva and his consort Devi or Shakti, it briefly presents 112 meditation methods or centering techniques (dharanas). These include several variants of breath awareness, concentration on various centers in the body, non-dual awareness, chanting, imagination and visualization and contemplation through each of the senses. A prerequisite to success in any of the 112 practices is a clear understanding of which method is most suitable to the practitioner.

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