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1.6KHealthYour pizza box may contain toxic chemicals !
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has just banned three type of perfluoroalkyl ethyl which are being used to make the paper...
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1.6KEditor's PicksDiamond city’s wind power ambition hinges on Indian monsoon
Surat Municipal Corporation is India's first civic body to set an ambitious target to meet its entire power demand to run water...
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1.5KTechnologyXiaomi set to launch Redmi 3 smartphone
The TENNA, (Chinese telecommunications certification authority) listing of a latest device from Xiaomi speculated to be Redmi 3 revealed that it is...
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1.4KHealthWant to lose weight? Drink water before meals!
The amount of water in the human body ranges from 50 per cent to 75 per cent and it has several functions....
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1.4KBusinessTwitter poised to break 140-character limit
In a tweet on Tuesday, Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted a screenshot of text comprising 1,317 characters with spaces explaining...
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1.6KSocialFruits of development elude rat-eaters
Bihar has about four million Musahars who are among the most deprived and marginalized communities living on the margins of society for...
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1.4KTechnologyLG showcases 18-inch paper-thin rollable display
LG showcases 18-inch super paper-thin rollable display Seoul, Jan 6 (Big Wire) LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, is...
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1.4KHealthRegular aspirin use could slow advanced prostate cancer’s progression
The team who analyzed data from 22,071 men however found that aspirin intake before prostate cancer diagnosis was not beneficial.
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3.4KBusinessIndian cooperatives to market indigenous cows’ milk
India is world’s top dairy producer and indigenous cows supply about a fifth of its milk production of about 140 million tonne....
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2.3KHealthBinge sugar consumption could increase breast cancer risk
Previous studies have shown that dietary sugar intake has an impact on breast cancer development, with inflammation thought to play a role.
