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Amritsar, Oct 30 :  Bhawna, the youngest BJP councillor of Punjab, could be a role model for many of her senior.  She has been working hard to eradicate drug abuse among the youth of her constituen

New Delhi: Yesterday was the most honored day of Mukesh Ambani’s life, which made him the richest person in the world, surpassing American software giant Mr. Bill Gates, Mexican business tycoon Mr. Carlos Slim Helu and famous investment guru Mr. Warren Buffett.
The overall appreciation goes to the optimistic behavior of the Indian stock market that surpassed 20,000 mark, and touched a new record high of 20,024.87.
Accompanying a strong share price rally on Monday in his three major companies including Reliance Industries, Reliance Petroleum and Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd, his net worth ascended to $63.2 billion.

Washington, Oct 30 : A new study by scientists from the University of Illinois contradicts the generally accepted theory that nitrogen fertilizers benefit the soil by building up organic carbon.

London, Oct 30 : Children who watch television more than two hours a day are twice as likely to be obese and suffer high blood pressure, a new study says.

London: Newly wed couples get tired of their partners within five years of marriage, earlier it was seven years itch, according to a new research.

Those, likely to remain married for good, who manage to make it ten years. Researchers found that couples start fed up with each other after four years and are at peak risk of divorcee before their fifth anniversary.

The scientists in America, Russia and Scandinavia examining the longevity of relationships found that the “honeymoon period” lasts for less than five years,
disillusionment and disaffection often set in by the end of that period. The major cause is that more women were pursuing careers that placed extra stress on relationship and divorce had become increasingly acceptable.

According to a new European Union-funded study, organically produced food is better than ordinary food. Organic food like fruits, vegetables and milk, contain more nutrients and may contain higher concentrations of cancer fighting and heart beneficial antioxidants.

Researchers said that the £12m four-year study’s complete findings will be published within next one year.
Professor Carlo Leifert of the Tesco Centre for Organic Agriculture based at Newcastle University, UK, who with his team are working on the EU funded project called the Quality Low Input Food (QLIF) project, announced the findings.