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Now, ‘gadget doctors’ to de-mystify highly complex electronic devices

London, December 28: Now you needn’t worry if the electronic gadgets you were gifted by a loved one this Christmas are not working properly, for various companies in Britain have appointed “gadget

The formula to ensure you stick to your New Year resolutions

London, Dec 28: Always make a New Year resolution but fail to comply with it?

Now, a dictionary that debunks the ‘language of bureaucracy’!

London, Dec 28: Ever thought what a politician really means when he or she says “let me finish” or “the real issue is. ” Well, now you can decipher the actual meaning of politicians’ covert phrases, for a dictionary translating the political jargons is up for online sale.

A Joke dictionary called 2008 Lexicon claims to decode “the language of bureaucracy” that the politicians use to cover up their actions.

The Centre for Policy Studies, which produced the 30-page book, hopes that it will shame MPs into ending their covert language.

Microsoft’s mind reader tops New Scientist readers’ ‘top 10 inventions’ list

London, December 28: MicrosoftMicrosoft’s mind reader has been proclaimed the topmost invention of

Residents protest proposed azaan at Oxford mosque

IslamLondon, Dec.27: Oxford residents, faculty and students have reportedly raised a stink over a plan

Sugababe beau’s machete attack likely result of a family feud

London, Dec 27: Sugababe Amelle Berrabah’s boyfriend, Freddie Fuller, who was almost hacked to death in a dreadful machete attack on the Christmas Eve, most likely was the result of a long family d

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