A Racy Ad “Beyonce’s Heat Fragrance” Too Hot For British TV
According to Babble.com the United Kingdom’s people find Beyonce’s TV commercial for a new fragrance “Heat” is too hot to handle. The Daily Mail reports, the British Daytime TV finds the ad “too sexually More...
A Computer Worm May Deal Double Blow To Nuclear Program
The Software engineer from Germany who had said in September that a computer worm was apparently made to undermine targets in Iran, is now saying that the program comprised of two separate “digital warheads”. More...
China Denied The Allegation Made By The Zimbabwe Trade Union
BEIJING: The companies of China denied the allegation made by the Zimbabwe trade union, which stated that by underpaying and abusing local staff, Chinese construction firms had violated labor laws. Deputy general More...
One More Case of Increasing Tension at Airport Security Checkpoints
A passenger named Christina was arrested at Indianapolis International Airport after hitting in the chest of a Transportation Security Administrator. He hit the official after passing through a full-body scanner. The More...
Stock Index Future Of China’s Opened Higher On Friday
BEIJING: The stock index future of China’s opened higher on Friday. The most actively traded, the contract for settlement in November, opened with 22 points higher at 3,172.4. While the contract for settlement More...
BSE Benchmark Sensex Bounced Back By 191 Points
In the opening trade on thursday as metal, capital goods and bankign stocks rallied amid firming Asian cues, the BSE benchmark Sensex bounced back by 191 points to regain the psychological 20,000 points level. The More...
Axis Bank Announced Acquisition Of Investment Banking
On wednesday With the Enam Securities for Rs. 2,067 crore, private sector lender Asix Bank announced acquisition of investment banking arm.The deal comprises equity distribution arm of Enam Securities, corporate More...
Microsoft Announced Office For Mac 2011
Microsoft India has announced that its launch of Microsoft Office for Mac 2011. The new version of the Office will be available for users across the country. The software will be available in two different editions More...
India International Trade Fair Open To Public From Friday
As the India International Trde Fair (IITF) will open to public from Friday, Delhi Police had made elaborate arrangements to ensure that commuters face no problems near Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.It has been expected More...
Mukesh Ambani Received Global Vision Award
The Global Vision Award instituted by the Asia Society for helping to promote understanding between Asian and Americans, billionaire businessman and Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani has received the Global More...
Rash on the Rise for Cell Phone Junkies
If you use a cell phone incessantly and have developed a mysterious rash along your jaw, ear or cheek, possibility is there that you are allergic to nickel. It is a metal that is commonly used in cell phones. Experts More...
Indian Rowers Won 2 Silver Medals For First Time In 12 Years
For the first time in 12 years, Indian rowers scripted history after winning 2 Silver medals in the men’s four and men’s lightweight four events on the 6th day of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, China. Anil More...
Cesc Fabregas Expresses Disappointment After Spain Lose To Portugal
Spanish player Cesc Fabregas expressed his unhappiness after Spain suffered a surprising 4-0 loss in a friendly match against Portugal played on Wednesday. This defeat of the world cup winners since 1963 was heaviest. More...
The All New Triumph Trophy
One of the most significant new Triumph Trophy tourer is here. Since the launch of the Daytona 675 in 2006 the new Trophy is entirely new with its new shaft drive and next generation of big capacity Triumphs. From More...
New Drug Produces Significant Drop In Bad Cholesterol
An experimental drug promoted good cholesterol so high and lowered the level of bad cholesterol so down that the doctors involved in the study were stunned. They voiced hopes for an entirely new method if preventing More...
Study Discloses Build Up Of Icelandic Build-Up
The eruption of Eyjafjoell has followed a long, dreadful warm-up wherein the mountain popped up and its icy flanks bulged. This is the statement of the vulcanologists from the Sweden, Iceland, United States, and More...
Avoid Dieting This Winter Vacation, Says Expert
Everybody wants to stay fit and healthy. They are in fact trying ways to keep in shape. But expert and study suggest something different, well if you want to stay fit and beautiful avoid dieting and believe in healthy More...
Catch Kelly Osbourne New Look On The Cover Page
Famous reality TV Star, Kelly (26) has lost almost 50 pounds and is now ready to show off her slim figure on the December cover of Shape Magazine. In the cover page, she will come up with a sexy red bikini. She More...
Taking Care Of Skin, This Winter
Skin is the most important part of body. It is the part that focuses on your look and your outer appearance largely depends upon skin. If your skin looses shine you will loose maximum part of your beauty. Approaching More...
Carnival Cruise Lines Pulls Out of Service Until Jan 16
Yes, it’s true; fire damaged has pulled this magnificence cruise out of service until Jan 16. Carnival Cruise line says, thousands of vacationers will be impacted. Carnival president and CEO, Gerry Cahill is More...
Petrobras Announced It Discovered Light Oil
RIO DE JANEIRO — At the country’s southeast coast, Brazil’s state-controlled oil and gas giant Petrobras announced it discovered light oil, in a well in the south of the Santos Basin. Petrobras said, the More...
China Registered A Single: Digit Monthly Growth In October
BEIJING – To cool the inflation heat prevailing in the country, China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday it will adopt measures and work in concert with other government agencies. At a news conference, a More...
Eric Abidal Keen To Perform In The Match Versus England
France player Eric Abidal feels his team would be keen to perform in the match versus England scheduled on Wednesday to be held at Wembley. Abidal wants to focus on future and does not want to look back at the debacle More...
“Babe of the Year” Scarlett Johansson
America’s famous GQ magazine has named Hollywood stunning actress Scarlett Johansson “Babe of Year.” The “Iron Man” has rewarded the title for her by seeing her willingness and versatility to do something More...
Australia To Pose Restriction On Online Advertisement Of Tobacco
Australia would take a strong step against the advertisement of tobacco on the Internet. . it would prevent retailers from promoting tax free or cheap cigarettes. This would a part of the campaign to reduce the More...
Daily Beast Announced America’s Best And Worst Airports
Daily Beast, famous news website, has ranked Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix in the top list in terms of safety and amenities. The Phoenix Airport on-time departures were counted 84%, on-time arrivals More...
Messi Praises Javier Pastore For His Hat Trick
Barcelona ace striker Lionel Messi praised fellow Argentina player Javier Pastore after the latter scored a superb hat trick for his club Palermo in a Sicilian derby match. Messi was impressed by the 21 year old More...
Burning Of Fat Depends Upon Body Clock: Study
A recent study and research conducted by UC Irvine suggested that people burn extra fat at a particular level of time. The team of researcher find that circadian rhythms which is the internal clock of the body control More...
ASUS To Launch The Eee Pad In India
The See Pad from Asus will be available in India soon. The firm has decided to launch the 10 inch tablet that runs over Gingerbread (Android 2.3) will come in two different configurations. The first one will be More...
Muslims Across Globe Celebrate Eid Ul Adha
As many as 2.8 million Muslims landed to the mina valley. They carries bags of pebbles for the symbolic stoning of devils also called the dark angel or the prince of demons. As per the statement of the department More...
Donated US Heart Devices Are Reused In India
Implanted cardiac defibrillators removed from American patients are saving lives of many patients in india. The Indian fraternity thanks the US doctor with a big heart. The report said : Rather than discarding the More...
UNSC Seat For India Has No Linkage With Npt: US
US is supporting the permanent membership of india for the UN. The support is despite the refusal of New Delhi to sign Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) and the nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT). State Department More...
Building Collapse In Delhi: Death Toll Rises To 67
There was a collapse of a 4 story building in New Delhi. With this collapse, the death toll rose to 67. There are massive rescue operations for those who are trapped under the debris. The reports say: One person More...
New Way To Treat Lung Cancer
An inhalable dry powder has been produced to treat lung cancer. This new powder shows a significant increase in the rate of survival. This ingredients f this powder is far less invasive than the treatment options More...
Placenta Structure Influences Length Of Pregnancy
In humans, the nine-month pregnancy is influenced by the placental structure. This is according to the new research which focused on the evolution of mammalian reproduction that ends a 100-year mystery. The study, More...
China Remains A Favored Investment Destination
BEIJING: With the evidence that China remains a favored investment destination for foreign businesses, foreign direct investment (FDI) into China rose for 15th consecutive month in October this year. The Ministry More...
Mark Van Bommel Gets Permission To Train For Netherlands
Mark van Bommel has got permission from his club Bayern Munich to train for Netherlands before their coming match against Turkey. Midfielder Van Bommel could not play in the last month due to an injury in the knee. More...
Obese People Have A Greater Sense Of Smell
People who are obese have a more active sense of smell for food. This is the finding of a study conducted at the University of Portsmouth. The finding would help the researchers explain why some people have to struggle More...
Volvo Announced To Launch XC60 In India
Volvo India, the automaker firm has announced to launch its new luxury sport utility vehicle, Volvo XC60 in the last week of this month. The firm still not announced the price of the car but informed that it will More...
More United States Household Face Food Shortage
Almost 15 per cent of United States households experienced shortage of food during the year 2009. A government report has found. According to the US authorities, the figure is the highest since 1990. This is the More...
Heavy Sleep May Lead To Stroke In Woman
Too much sleep may lead to severe stroke. A recent study has establish that women who slept for 10 hours or more had a 63% increased risk of stroke evaluated to those who slept seven hours per night. The danger More...
Hackers Are Offering Fake Anti-Virus Software
Security experts have warned that hackers are tracking internet user’s computers to make trouble for them so they buy anti virus. They also warned that the hackers are tricked into purchasing fake anti virus software. The More...
Mexico’s Tourism Income Went Up 10.8 Percent
MEXICO CITY: The government said, in the first nine months of this year, Mexico’s tourism income went up 10.8 percent year on year to 7.1 billion U.S. dollars. Income from cruise ship visits rose 28.3 percent More...
Death Toll For Haiti Cholera Tops 900
The number of people who have died due to cholera in Haiti has reached a figure of 917. This is the statement of the country’s health minister. The disease is present in six out of 10 provinces of the country. More...
Nearby Black Hole Found By Astronomers
A young black hole is found after star explosion some 30 years ago. Daniel Patnaude of Harvard, who led the study said - The death of the star in supernova 1979C occurred some 50 million light years from earth, More...
NRI Woman Killed On Honeymoon In SA
A woman aged 28 was killed on her honeymoon trip with her millionaire husband. She was abducted from car and her millionaire husband was thrown out of car. The reports said – The couples from Bristol were driven More...
Greece’s Budget Deficit Runs To 15.4 Percent Of GDP
BRUSSELS: According to figure published by the European Union (EU) statistical bureau Eurostat on Monday, Greece’s budget deficit and debt level in 2009 are both higher than earlier estimates. While its debt level More...
Facebook Has Announced New Messaging System
A new messaging system has been introduced by Facebook. CEO of the company Mark Zuckerberg dint go as for as declaring email dead also he clearly sees the four decade old technology being eclipsed by more real time More...
Bank Of Korea Raise The Base Rate From 2.25 To 2.50 Percent
SEOUL: South Korea’s, while citing inflation risk, central bank on Tuesday raised the key interest rate by 0.25 percentage point to 2.5 percent. The BOK said in a statement, “The Monetary Policy Committee of More...
Dark Chocolate Can Control Hypertension
Suffering from high blood pressure? Fret not, for a new study reveals that dark chocolate affects on the body in the same way as blood pressure pills. It subdues an enzyme (ACE) that increases blood pressure. Researchers More...
Coronal Mass Ejections: Scientists Explains The Explosion Of Plasma Clouds On The Sun
The Sun sporadically expels trillions of tons of million-degree hydrogen gas in explosions. This is known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs). Such clouds are huge in size; they span millions of miles and are composed More...
Japan’s Economy Grew Annualized Real 3.9 Percent
TOKYO: The Cabinet office said in a preliminary report on Monday, Japan’s economy grew annualized real 3.9 percent in the July-September quarter, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of expansion and beating More...
What Reveals Women Are Beautiful?
Washington: A new study report has revealed the secret, in every society what makes women beautiful and attractive. According to New South Wales University and Tianjin Polytechnic University, it is women figure More...
Drinking Popular Energy Drinks Involves Risk
Energy drinks gives you more caffeine than a cup of coffee. This is the finding of a study reported by the Mayo Clinic Proceedings. In addition to the excess of intake of caffeine, there is potential risk of caffeine More...
China Has Overtaken US In The Global Supercomputing Race
According to a latest survey, China has overtaken US in the global supercomputing race as it has been confirmed as the creator of the world’s fastest supercomputer. The Tianhe-1A, earning it the number one spot More...
San Francisco Mayor Plans To Veto Arrest The Sale Of Fast-Food Toys
The mayor of San Francisco, Gavin Newsom, plans to veto a new law for the city. The law would pose curb on the sale of unhealthy restaurant meals for kids. This move would be significant as it has got approval in More...
Top Antivirus For Protection Of Personal Or Corporate Computer
There are plenty of Mac antivirus software, but antivirus software for the Macintosh is in limited supply. It is advised that before purchasing any Macintosh antivirus, Mac OS users will need to pay close attention More...
Cycle Of Love Life
Look at this picture, it is presenting love, friendship and attachment of a two opposite sex at their very early age. Let see how deep their love will go. Do you feel that teenage infatuation is love? They can More...
Kashmir Becomes Beautiful With The Chinar Trees Turning Auburn
The valley in Kashmir becomes beautiful with the Chinar trees turning auburn, with the arrival of autumn. On November 9, 2010; visitors walks in the Nishat garden on the outskirt of Srinagar, which is the summer More...
Be Alert Your Cell Number Can Harm You
If you have a great belief on numerology and astrology then this information is for you. Everyone knows that before deciding the date of any auspicious occasions of life like marriage and housewarming, people often More...