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HRD Clears Air, DIT to Manage Tendering Process for Upgraded 'Aakash'

AakashA recent report has confirmed that the upgraded version of the much-talked-about, world's cheapest tablet PC, Aakash, would be fully managed by the Department of Information Technology. As of now, the development and manufacturing of all the IT and electronic products is managed by Department of IT.

Global Warming Causing Concerns

Global Warming Causing Concerns

It has been reported that the intense heat waves have severely impacted the crops, all over the world. It seems like global warming is taking its worse toll over the environment. The information regarding the destruction of the wheat crop was published in the Nature Climate Change.

The School -Going Dopers

NADAIt has been recently revealed that after major doping scandals that have been unraveled in the world of sports, by people representing their nations on international levels, even the school kids are following the suit.

Caduet Makes Ranbaxy Gain Points In Market

RanbaxyRanbaxy Pharmaceuticals Inc. joined hands with Pfizer Inc. and have taken out an authorized generic version of Caduet in the US market. For now the product is coming under the brand of Pfizer and is meant for the patients who have high blood pressure and cholesterol.

Aircel’s iPhone 4S to Hit Indian Markets Soon

AircelIndian markets are eagerly waiting for the launch of Aircel’s new iPhone 4S. It has been reported that in India, the iPhone 4S will be launched on 25th of November. Although the iPhone would be launched on 25th of November, Aircel would be taking up orders from 18th of November.

Employed Mums Have Obese Kids: Research

Employed Mums Have Obese Kids: ResearchAccording to a new study, carried out by the Assocham Development Foundation, the majority of the working mothers give birth to unhealthy kids.

These entire claims came to limelight after the researchers tracked about 2,000 students in 25 schools in diverse cities, which also included metropolitan cities like Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Pune, Chennai and Mumbai.

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