News Digest: Delhi lags behind Kerala, Tamil Nadu on health indicators

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, June 25, 2015
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		India
		Delhi lags behind Kerala, Tamil Nadu on health indicators Delhi remains behind states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu in key health indicators, such as the infant mortality rate (IMR). Former central police forces personnel also demand OROP Joining the chorus for One Rank One Pension (OROP), the retired employees of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) on Wednesday demanded the same benefits, arguing that the role of CAPFs has become akin to the armed forces since under the changed scenario over the past few decades "direct war conflicts" have made way for "proxy war". Congress sceptical of Lalu accepting Nitish's primacy Congress remains sceptical of Lalu Prasad’s intentions for Bihar elections, notwithstanding his open endorsement of Nitish Kumar as chief ministerial candidate. More India News»

		Business
		Govt draws up plan to put 8 coal mines on block The government will put on the block eight more mines after 10 mines are auctioned in the third phase, for which the process has already begun, a top official said on Wednesday. Greece's creditors demand better deal Greece's international lenders demanded on Wednesday that it improve proposed tax and reform measures in a last-minute race to clinch a deal to unlock aid and avert a debt default next week. Auto exports to Sri Lanka jump four-fold in May Sri Lanka, Italy and Spain provided traction to India's automobile exports while Mexico, the UK, Algeria and Bangladesh witnessed a major slowdown in shipments in May, engineering exporters' body EEPC said on Wednesday. More Business News»

		Environment
		Rare red-wattled Lapwing sighted at Nahargarh A city-based wildlife enthusiast has spotted a rare bird of Red-wattled Lapwing specie at Nahargarh biological park recently. HC warns of action for flouting noise pollution rules The Bombay high court on Wednesday asked the Maharashtra government chief secretary to identify officers responsible for not implementing noise pollution rules so that contempt action could be taken against them. Natural cooling of Sun will not save Earth A rapid decline in the Sun’s activity is making it increasingly likely that within the next half century the world will experience a “grand solar minimum”. More Environment News»

		World
		Boston bomber apologizes, admits guilt for 2013 attack Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on Wednesday apologized for the deadly 2013 attack at a hearing before a U.S. judge formally sentenced him to death for killing four people and injuring 264 in the bombing and its aftermath. India loves Bharat Ombaba, er, Barack Obama A new global survey by the Pew Research Foundation shows that Obama's image is mostly positive across the globe, with a median of 65% polled across 40 countries saying they have confidence in Obama to do the right thing in world affairs. Mistrust between US and France over spying charges The United States and France, who constitute one of the oldest alliances in modern history with ties going back to the times of George Washington, Napoleon, and Tipu Sultan, have opened a new chapter in mistrust after it has been revealed that the United States spied on a succession of French Presidents, including incumbent Francois Hollande. More World News»

		Entertainment
		I am a typical pathan: Adnan Sami The supremely talented Adnan Sami has not just sung a song for Bajrangi Bhaijaan, but we have learnt that for the first time he has also shot for it and makes a special appearance in the video. Guddu Rangeela based on honour killing case Subhash Kapoor was a political journalist before he became a filmmaker, who is known for his satirical comical dramas Phas Gaye Re Obama and Jolly LLB. Akki performs stunts on a family holiday Akshay Kumar had left for his annual family vacation in Europe with wife Twinkle, son Aarav and daughter Nitara on June 13. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Is cancer hiding in your home? 28-nation study flags common drugs, chemicals A staggering range of commonly used chemicals – from insecticides to plastic additives to some common medications – are likely to cause cancer even in very low amounts. Children born by C-section at 20% more risk of autism, finds study It has for long been known that birth by Caesarean section (C-section) heightens the risk of asthma and diabetes for the newborn, but it’s now being associated with autism too. NASA spots more 'mysterious' bright spots on Ceres New images of Ceres from NASA's Dawn spacecraft has provided more visible images of mysterious bright spots and also revealed a pyramid-shaped peak towering over a relatively flat landscape. More Science News»

		Sports
		India crush Bangladesh by 77 runs to avoid series whitewash Indian bowlers fired in unison to guide their team to a convincing 77-run victory over Bangladesh in the third and final match of the ODI series in Mirpur, Dhaka. Time to decide on kind of fast bowlers we want: Dhoni Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Wednesday hit out at his fast bowlers, saying that the time has come to decide on the future of the existing pace attack. Want to be on top of my game in the Worlds: Parupalli Kashyap Parupalli Kashyap wants to train hard for seven weeks and be at the peak of his game and fitness ahead of the August 10-16 World Badminton Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia. More Sports News»

		Technology
		10 good smartphones you've probably never heard of Here are some of our favourite smartphones from around the world into a list of phones you've probably never heard of. Google launches free streaming service Google has launched a free version of its music streaming service on June 23, as it sought to upstage the debut of Apple Inc's rival service next week. TCS, Infy issue aside, 1 lakh H-1B visas given to Indians last year US consul general in India Phillip A Min, while refusing to comment on the fresh probes on Indian IT firms Infosys and TCS for possible violations of H-1B visa norm. More Technology News»

		Education
		Fake EWS admissions: Another module busted in Delhi The crime branch has busted another module that facilitated fake nursery admissions in top schools in Delhi. Police have also arrested a key player, Neeraj Kumar, a former bank employee. DU admission: Slight dip in a few subjects but massive jump in cutoffs for humanities Forced to issue a single cutoff for every stream this year, most colleges have set their cutoffs close to the upper limits of their last year’s ranges. The result: a small increase—or even a drop—in the cutoff for some streams and a massive jump for others, most often the humanities’ students. West Bengal: Delay in results? Cough up a fine State universities cannot escape accountability by ducking under the autonomy clause. Its employees — teachers, officers and non-teaching staff — will all come under the West Bengal Right to Public Service Act, 2013, and will be liable for penalty for delay in services, such as publication of results. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Transgender may be allowed to reside in Jogeshwari house after TOI report After a TOI report on Joe Paul, a transgender woman asked to vacate a Jogeshwari flat allegedly on grounds of sexuality, she may now be allowed to continue living there. Visually impaired shoot into limelight by taking pictures In January 2015, an ad for soap featuring Katrina Kaif drew four million hits online. The still photographs had been shot by 26-year-old Bhavesh Patel who was born blind. Late results may hit admissions in state colleges The delay in releasing JEE (Main) ranks is likely to have an impact on admissions to engineering colleges in Maharashtra too. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		House ruckus: BJP members 'evicted', 3 Bills passed Assembly proceedings were disrupted for the first 45 minutes on Wednesday after the three-member opposition demanded that the recommendations of the fourth economic survey be implemented. After more than half-an-hour of sloganeering, the trio—Vijender Gupta, O P Sharma and Jagdish Pradhan— was marshaled out of the House only after which proceedings could properly start. The trio did not return for the rest of the day. Centre should limit no-fail policy till Class III: Sisodia The Aam Aadmi Party government does not agree with the Centre's policy to not fail students till Class VII and considers it a factor for the falling pass rate in Class IX. Delhi: In 10 years, prices of pulses, oil & mutton nearly doubled In the past seven years, the prices of many food items seem to have doubled in Delhi.The Economic Survey of Delhi for 2014-15 shows that pulses, oil and even mutton are now twice as costly. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Government hands out sops to slum-dwellers Ahead of BBMP polls next month, the Congress is raining sops on Bengalureans under what the government calls 'BBMP Bhagya'. Ruling on fake encounter case expected today Nearly 12 years after the sensational case of Sagayam alias Sagai's death in an under-construction building in Vijinapura, made headlines, a case of him possibly having been killed in a fake encounter is posted for judgment on Thursday. Centre should give 90% funds, says Karnataka CM In the first meeting of the Swachch Bharat sub-committee under NITI Aayog, Karnataka urged the Centre to increase funds for the programme. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		`Bahubali' a copy of Hollywood films? Touted as the most expensive film ever made in Telugu ­ it has an eye-popping budget of over Rs 175 crore ­ Bahubali is also in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. And the main allegation against it is plagiarism in the disguise of `inspiration'. Aarogyasri: More deaths in govt hospitals It seems that the nability of the Telangana overnment to rein in private hospitals empanelled under Aarogyasri from rejecting dmissions to critically ll patients is pushing up fa alities in state hospitals, doc ors said. No advisory sent to governor from Delhi, says Sadananda Gowda The Central government has not sent any official communication to governor ESL Narasimhan on the issue of implementing Section 8 of the AP Reorganization Act, Union law minister DV Sadananda Gowda said on Wednesday. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Photo exhibition to highlight Vitiligo There is a misunderstanding among people that vitiligo (leucoderma) is contagious. As a result, many who suffer from this skin disease undergo severe psychological problems due to the indifferent attitude of people. No gas: Celebrities surrender LPG sop Among the 8% of all consumers in the country who have surrendered their LPG subsidy are from Tamil Nadu, including such celebrities as actor Kamal Haasan, singer Yesudas and director Mani Ratnam. More than 1000 from previous batches may bag MBBS seats this year Even as the first phase of medical counselling continued for the fifth day on Wednesday, worried parents of the current batch of students have worked out a chart that spells more trouble for their wards. The calculation shows that more than 1,800 students from the previous batches have the required cut-off to get a medical seat this year which would spell disaster to the current batch as they would be eligible only for merely 400 odd seats that are left over. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Now, a Vibrant India Summit for education The central government will organize the country’s first-ever Vibrant India Global Education Summit in the last week of November. This two-day summit will be held in Gujarat — at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar.  Ambedkar Yatra: BJP dithers The government of Gujarat had announced the celebration of the 125th birth anniversary of Dr B R Ambedkar throughout year, however, three months (April to June) have passed but the state government has failed to organise even a single event. Dholera airport work to take off in Q3 of FY'16 The work on much awaited international airport at Dholera, a major transport link for the industries coming up in the 920 sq km Dholera special investment region (SIR), is likely to begin in the third quarter of 2015-16. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Brilliance emanating from villages, inspires other kids to go to school Although success story of the two sons of a poor daily wager Dharamraj Saroj of Rehua Lalgunj village of Lalgunj block of Pratapgrah district, who have made it to IIT has changed the fortune of not only this dalit family, the sheer determination of Brijesh and Raju has also become an inspiration for other dalit students of the region like them. Admin seeks details of 49,000 arms license holders The Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) is compiling National Database of Armed License (NDAL) to check proliferation of arms and keep an eye on the number of licenses issued across the country. Air quality of Allahabad's green belt worsens, health problems on rise Air quality level in the green belt as well as in busy market areas of Sangam city has decreased to a dangerous level in the Sangam city exposing the citizens to fine dust particles pollutants called Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) and Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter (RSPM). More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Odisha govt sets target to make state free of open-defecation by December, 2017 The state government on Wednesday set the target to become a total open defecation free (ODF) by December, 2017. Woman raped near Jagannath Temple in Puri Police in Puri detained two persons on charges of raping a physically challenged woman near Jagannath Temple in Puri on Wednesday. Hiring delay forces govt to extend ad hoc teachers' term by a yr The state government on Tuesday announced to extend the tenure of around 350 ad hoc lecturers by another academic year, indicating further delay in the regular recruitment process by Odisha Public Service Commission. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		CG cops in Bhopal to interrogate chit fund fraudster A week after arrest of the chit fund fraudster, who allegedly duped investors of hundreds of crores of rupees in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh police have come to Bhopal and are likely to take custody of accused for forgery cases registered against him there. Livid over job loss, man murders his replacement Irked over losing his job on charges of irregularities, a man along with his son-in-law allegedly murdered the man who was kept in his place. Death in boundary cave-in: HRC panel seeks answers Two days after a woman died when a portion of boundary wall of Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) came on her, Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) took cognizance of the incident. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		HC advocate on vacation, thieves break into house The Sector 2 house of a high court advocate was burgled by reportedly two men on Monday night. Haryana minister seeks Tricity planning board Haryana health, sports and youth affairs minister Anil Vij has sought setting up of a planning board for the Tricity of Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula on the lines of the NCR planning board for health, education and infrastructure development, a proposal that might trigger a debate. Swinging Seventies Back In Vogue The swinging 70s' are back with a bang and proving all fashion forecasts correct, they have become the favorite decade of 2015. More Chandigarh News»

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Scientific Verification of Vedic Knowledge

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The following documentary uses scientific analysis to verify what is said in the ancient Vedic scriptures. It also presents information on the Saraswati River’s existence by satellite imagery, carbon dating of the 5,000 year old Kurukshetra battlefield, analysis of the Harappan linguistics, dating of Vedic texts, Dwaraka Island marine archaeology, the early nature of Vedic Mathematics, Vedic cosmology, the myth of the Aryan Invasion, the use of Vedic Mantras, and much more.

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News Digest: Congress sees everything through prism of communalism: BJP

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Wednesday, June 24, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Congress sees everything through prism of communalism: BJP Dubbing Congress as the “worst communal party” in the country, BJP on Tuesday said the opposition party saw “a communal angle in everything". BJP ministers competing to give clean chit to each other: Congress Congress on Tuesday mocked the Narendra Modi government over road transport minister Nitin Gadkari giving a “clean chit” to Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje in the Lalit Modi controversy. Trouble brewing: Tamil diaspora-native nexus A favourite word among platform speakers in Tamil Nadu is `thoppul kodi uravu,' meaning a relationship as strong and nurturing as the umbilical cord.The term is mostly used when expressing concern over the condition of Lankan Tamils. More India News»

		Business
		Trade pact with India top priority: Australia Concluding the comprehensive economic cooperation agreement (CECA) with India by the year-end remains Australia’s number one trade priority, the country’s trade and investment minister Andrew Robb said on Tuesday. Startups to get easier access to capital Top execs from India’s startup space, merchant bankers and bourse officials welcomed Sebi’s decision to allow a new stock exchange platform for entrepreneur-led technology companies, saying the move will boost the vibrant startup culture in the country. Eased Cos Act to help startups take pvt co route The recent relaxations in the Companies Act, 2013, notified by the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) for private companies, such as flexibility in issue of share capital, ease in raising debt from shareholders and reduced compliance burden, has caught the attention of budding entrepreneurs. More Business News»

		Environment
		New dams will hinder clean Ganga: Uma Bharti Flagging her concerns against the major culprit (hydro-power projects), the Union water resources minister Uma Bharti has asked different ministries including environment and power to take a cautious approach while allowing construction of any new dam on the river. Rare bird rescued in Mumbai's Andheri A rare seabird, Masked Booby, was found in a disoriented stated at Chakala, Andheri (east) by some citizens who then rescued it and handed it to a local veterinarian in Chembur. Climate change may offset 50 years of health progress The threat climate change poses to human health is so great that it could wipe out health progress made over the past 50 years, says a report. More Environment News»

		World
		Hungary halts key EU asylum rule Hungary said Tuesday it has indefinitely suspended the application of a key EU asylum rule in order "protect Hungarian interests", prompting Brussels to seek immediate clarification. Hillary calls Charleston killings 'racist terrorism' Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton decried the Charleston church massacre as an act of "racist terrorism" Tuesday, and called for the Confederate flag to be removed from the state capital grounds. Solar plane departure from Japan for Hawaii postponed " A solar-powered plane carrying no fuel has postponed its departure from central Japan for Hawaii due to worse than expected weather conditions. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Dual celebration for Geeta and Harbhajan Call it a happy coincidence. Turns out that the release date of Geeta Basra’s upcoming film (July 3) matches that of her boyfriend Harbhajan Singh’s birthday! Randeep Hooda to play Sarbjit in biopic We were the first to tell you that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was playing the role of Sarbjit’s sister Dalbir Kaur in Omung Kumar’s Sarbjit biopic. Riteish, Vivek, Aftab in Great Grand Masti We had reported a few days back on how Nidhi Subbaiah had been signed on by Indra Kumar for Great Grand Masti, his sequel to the super hit sex comedy Grand Masti. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Roach-inspired robot can traverse obstacles Researchers have taken inspiration from the cockroach to create a robot that can use its body shape to manoeuvre through a densely cluttered environment. Solar storm to hit power grid on Earth The Earth is being battered by a huge solar storm, which could disrupt the power grid and GPS as well as letting people see beautiful auroras. WHO: Insecticides lindane and DDT linked to cancer The insecticide lindane, once widely used in agriculture and to treat human lice and scabies, causes cancer and has been specifically linked to non-Hodgkin lymphoma, the WHO said on Tuesday. More Science News»

		Sports
		Hockey World League Semi-Finals: India beat Poland 3-0 to go top India registered their second consecutive victory in the Hockey World League Semi-Final defeating Poland 3-0 in a pool A game at Antwerp on Tuesday. Dhoni, Kohli's coaches say all not well in dressing room The personal coaches of limited overs skipper MS Dhoni and Test captain Virat Kohli have indicated that all is not well in the Indian dressing room. No serious fight on the horizon for Serena Williams Williams enjoys a 32-1 win-loss ratio so far with three titles. Her only defeat came in Madrid, when she was beaten by reigning Wimbledon champion Kvitova. More Sports News»

		Technology
		7 tips to save money on your internet bills It's becoming increasingly common with monthly internet because we have so many devices and keeping track of usage is difficult. LG G4 review: Falls short of greatness With an improved, curvy design, leather back, better camera and performance improvements, is the LG G4 the best flagship smartphone out there? Read the review to find out. 3 companies may partner to make iPhone in India Is Sunil Mittal's Bharti Enterprises looking at joining hands with Foxconn, one of the world's biggest mobile phone contract manufacturer, and Japan's SoftBank to manufacture electronic devices in India? More Technology News»

		Education
		Sports trials off to smooth start in colleges With the fitness test results out on Monday, Delhi University colleges have started conducting sports trials from Tuesday morning. Applicants with legal studies, mass media won't lose marks Delhi University on Tuesday decided that there will be no penalty of 2.5 percentage points for legal studies and mass media for aspirants of BA political science (honours) and BA journalism (honours), respectively. No UGC nod, SOL admissions delayed The admission to the undergraduate courses under Delhi University’s School of Open Learning (SOL) is delayed as the university is waiting for the UGC’s go-ahead for launching the process. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Flat fraud: Minister's fake letterhead used Be aware, if you get or see a letterhead of Ravindra Waikar, minister of state for housing, containing allotment of flat under government quota. The letter would be a bogus printed by some miscreants. Minister wants stricter laws, report points at confusion among hooch makers A preliminary report by the excise department into Malwani deaths points at confusion over methanol and ethanol among hooch makers and suppliers. Min wants stricter laws, report points at confusion among hooch makers A preliminary report by the excise department into Malwani deaths points at confusion over methanol and ethanol among the hooch makers and the suppliers. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Speaker could have put his foot down on Delhi govt decision on Question Hour It may be the first time when Delhi assembly restricted question hour - a crucial instrument to hold the government accountable for its actions through questions and putting it on public trial - to merely two days during an entire session, but similar attempts, made earlier, was successfully resisted by the Speaker in the past. Molestation accused quits as Stephen's bursar St Stephen’s College teacher Satish Kumar, who allegedly molested a researcher he was supervising, resigned as the bursar of the college on Tuesday evening after a court refused to grant him anticipatory bail. Auto driver acquitted, jaywalkers rapped A trial court has acquitted an auto rickshaw driver of the charge of negligent driving and injuring two women pedestrians. The women were at fault, the judge ruled, for they were jaywalking, not using the zebra crossing. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Won't return until Queen's declared safe: Residents The comfort of home has eluded them for a week. But residents of Queen's Corner Apartment, Ambedkar Veedhi, said they won't return until their flats are certified safe. Sign up for poll roll, just a few weeks left For Bhoomika G, 2014 was a special year. She was old enough to vote in the Lok Sabha election. The 21-year-old resident of ISRO Layout in South Bengaluru enthusiastically knocked on the doors of the BBMP ward office to enrol, but the last date had slipped past. She sang Rabindra Sangeet during her brain surgery Sarita (name changed), 34, lay on a stretcher in an operation theatre singing her favourite Rabindra Sangeet. And encourag ing her were doctors who were operating on her brain. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Three years on, Metro rail project heading nowhere Three years, multiple revisions, and recurring controversies later, there still seems to be negligible clarity over the future of Hyderabad's metro rail project launched to transform the Nizam's Land into a 'commuter-friendly, modern and green city'. Amaravati faces risk of industrial pollution Amaravati, the proposed mega capital of Andhra Pradesh, will face a major threat of water pollution from Narla Tata Rao Thermal Power Station (NTTPS) if immediate remedial measures are not taken, warn experts. To keep ryots happy, AP to develop layouts by Aug 2016 To prevent further protests by farmers in the capital region, the AP government wants to commence work on the layouts at the earliest and ensure that all of them are developed by August 2016. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Stand up for your health or turn into sitting duck for diabetes Are you sitting in your cubicle? Stand up and move around! Because walking is a healthier option. Sitting, like smoking, has become the bane of our generation. Offices find ways to build fitness into workdays When sitting has become an occupational hazard, several employers are now pushing their employees out of their chairs. Majority of the BPO companies and banks in the state have a gym within their office premises. HC orders arrest of ex-IAS officer, son The Madras high court has ordered the arrest of a recently retired IAS officer, D Vivekanandan, in a job racket, saying a serving bureaucrats' lobby may be try ng to torpedo the case. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		American War set Gujarat cotton afire 150 years ago Imagine a situation where you wake up in the morning and pull out cotton from your bed and pillow and rush to the market to sell it. It’s not an exaggeration. Slum man lights up his village A slum dweller in Gujarat has become an agent of change by promoting the use of unconventional energy. AP govt tells liquor shops not to 'invoke' names of deities Don't name your shops after gods and goddesses - is the very 'sobering' advisory of the Andhra Pradesh government to private liquor stores in the residual state. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Workshop on human trafficking A workshop on human trafficking and missing children was organised at Police line in Gorakhpur on Monday. Illegal mining: Risia SO shifted The police administration has sent Risia station officer (SO) to lines over alleged failure to check illegal sand excavation. 63 CCTVs to watch over Bijnor district after spurt in crime Parts of Bijnor district will now be under surveillance of 63 CCTV cameras after repeated incidents of crime were reported from various places. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Marine cops threaten ceasework In a blow to coastal security during Nabakalebara, marine police personnel have threatened to go on ceasework from July 1. The Nabakalebara car festival is scheduled on July 18. Flights within state for Rath Yatra yet to begin With the Nabakalebara car festival less than a month away, the state government is yet to take a decision on selection of a regional flier that will run flights within the state. The government had promised to connect many cities of the state by air before the grand festival. Orissa mulls incentives for PhD with global stamp VCs welcome plan, skeptical about application. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Gwalior cops bust gang running firms duping people Crime branch of Gwalior police busted a gang of fraudsters who duped about 1000 people across the country promising them bonus on insurance policies, reviving defunct policies, loans at cheap rates and installing mobile towers at their lands. Wait over, monsoon makes landfall with a bang in Bhopal Monsoon hit the city with a bang on Monday afternoon. Fatima does yoga, breathing with name of Allah She's a devout Muslim.She offers namaz five times a day.And she also does surya namaskar, breathing in with the name of Allah. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Gyms rope in chefs for fitter clients Working towards achieving that "perfect body" is no more just limited to hours of exercising for women. Ludhiana zoo goes bankrupt With state government allotting 'zero budget' for wildlife for 2015-2016, the forest and wildlife department has no money left to bear the expenses of the feed, medical facilities and maintenance of zoos and safaris. Ludhiana boy chooses theatre over money Only the brave take the road less travelled. And this seems to be the case with 25-year-old Lovely Khatri, a city resident who fought his parents' opposition, lack of financial reward, and even a brain tumour, in his pursuit of becoming a theatre artiste. More Chandigarh News»

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Ramayana is Real, Say Experts

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Ramayana is Real, Say Experts

New research carried out by anthropological scientists from the Estonian Biocentre and the University of Delhi claims that events of the mythological epic Ramayana occurred in reality thousands of years ago.

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