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Madhuri turns anxious of Sanjay’s biopic

June 13, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Entertainment Desk Biopics of famous individuals have a habit of disgorging unpleasant memories from people’s lives. Rajkumar Hirani’s upcoming biopic on veteran Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt will be no exception. However, this seems to alarm the ageless Bollywood diva Madhuri…

Celebrity

Natural disasters kill 113 people in China in May

June 13, 2016 sub Editorclimate

Natural disasters in May resulted in 113 deaths, 12 missing people and affected the lives of millions across China, according to official figures. The disasters included floods, wind and hail, as well as droughts, earthquakes, freezing temperatures, snow, and forest…

climate

N. Korean hackers steal defense files from South

June 13, 2016 sub EditorCrime, Technology

North Korean hackers managed to steal thousands of records from private firms and state agencies in the South including defence industry information and files from Korean Air, Seoul police said Monday.The hacking originated from 16 servers based in the North’s…

technology

Surprising history of glowing fish

June 12, 2016 sub EditorWildlife

During the Cretaceous period, while flowers and tyrant dinosaurs were spreading over the land, and pterosaurs and birds were taking over the skies, in the oceans, fish were starting to glow. Today, some 1,500 fish species are bioluminescent—able to make…

Wildlife

Loud music increase hearing defects

June 12, 2016 sub EditorLifestyle

Health Desk Exposure to loud music has increased the number of teenagers suffering from hearing defects as well as heightened their risk of deafness in adulthood, finds a new research. The findings revealed that young people engage in “risky listening…

Lifestyle

Nancy’s duet album coming out on Eid

June 12, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Entertainment Desk Popular singer Nancy is coming with a duet album in the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr festival. The album will feature five new songs. Snehashish Ghosh has penned the songs which have been composed and tuned by Imran. According to several…

Art&culture

Musk explains his ‘cargo route’ to Mars

June 12, 2016 sub EditorScience

SpaceX chief  Elon Musk shed light Saturday on his new plan to send an unmanned spaceship to Mars as early as 2018, as part of his quest to someday colonize the Red Planet. Musk, the Internet entrepreneur who cofounded of…

Science

Sonam Kapoor goes wild at her birthday bash

June 12, 2016 sub EditorEntertainment

 Entertainment Desk Sonam Kapoor celebrated her 31st birthday on Thursday.  After leaving fans and media guessing about the special announcement lined up for the 11th (yup, today’s the day), Sonam went on to celebrate her special day with her BFFs.…

Entertainemnt

The Voice’ star’s alleged killer traveled to target her

June 12, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

The gunman who killed singer Christina Grimmie, a former contestant on the popular TV show “The Voice,” traveled to Orlando, Florida, apparently intending to attack her, police said Saturday. Armed with two handguns, ammunition and a hunting knife, the suspect,…

Celebrity

Bangladesh hopes to achieve global HIV target by 2030

June 12, 2016 sub EditorHIV/AIDS

Bangladesh has assured the global community to continue its endeavours for achieving the global target set to end HIV/AIDS worldwide within the year 2030. The assurance was given at a high-level meeting held in New York on Friday, according to…

HIV/AIDS

Seven superfoods for diabetes

June 11, 2016 sub EditorFood & nutrition

With diabetes being the theme for World Health Day this year, an expert says one should include millets, beans and fish in regular diet to keep diabetes away. Neha Sewani, dietician of weight loss company Truweight, has shared what should…

Food&nutrition

Snake slaughter after kindness ritual goes wrong

June 11, 2016 sub EditorWildlife

A woman in China has released hundreds of snakes into the wild as part of a ritual which shows compassion to all creatures. But now they are being slaughtered by villagers fearful of being bitten by venomous serpents. “Originally we…

Wildlife

Turmeric effective in treating various types of cancer

June 11, 2016June 11, 2016 sub EditorMedicine

Curcuma longa, also known as turmeric, is effective in the treatment of various types of cancer, including breast and ovarian cancer, which has risen 30 percent among women in the last one decade, says a study. Turmeric has nearly 20…

medicine

Air pollution leading risk factor for stroke globally

June 11, 2016 sub EditorHealth

Health Desk Air pollution, including environmental and household air pollution, has emerged as the leading risk factor for stroke globally, finds a new study. The findings showed that about a third (29.2 per cent) of global disability associated with stroke…

health

Jaya debuts in short film

June 11, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Entertainment Desk Prominent actress Jaya Ahsan  has received the Tele-Cine Award for the 2nd time in Kolkata as the Best Supporting Actress in 2015. She was also awarded National Film Award of Bangladesh twice for her role in the movies…

Art&culture

Shakib Khan in demand in Tollywood

June 11, 2016 sub EditorEntertainment

 Entertainment Desk Shakib Khan finally returned home after two days of shooting in Kolkata and London. He originally planned to spend more time in local films, but that didn’t end up happening. Last Friday evening, he abruptly left home for…

Entertainment

Sun-powered Solar Impulse 2 aircraft sets off for New York

June 11, 2016 sub EditorScience

The Solar Impulse 2 aircraft set off late Friday from Pennsylvania, aiming for New York and a fly-over of the Statue of Liberty in the latest leg of its bid to circle the globe using only solar power. The aircraft,…

Science

Scientists turn CO2 into stone to fight climate change

June 11, 2016 sub Editorclimate

Scientists have turned carbon dioxide into stone in a matter of months by pumping it deep underground, offering a revolutionary new way of storing the greenhouse gas to tackle climate change. The pioneering experiment in Iceland mixed CO2 emissions with…

climate

Kareena sets aside rumours of pregnancy

June 11, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Entertainment Desk Actress Kareena Kapoor, who will be seen in upcoming film “Udta Punjab”, has dismissed rumours about her pregnancy. Some of the actress’s pictures had recently sparked rumours that she is pregnant. When asked if the news of motherhood…

Celebrity

Manage diabetes during Ramadan

June 10, 2016 sub EditorFood & nutrition

Health Desk Diabetic patients who fast during Ramadan are likely to be at risk of major health complications. Hence they should fast only if their doctors consider them fit enough. The month-long period that is typically marked by long fasting…

Food&nutrition

Climate change triggers drought, flood in Barind tract

June 10, 2016 sub Editorclimate

Rajshahi Correspondent Adverse impact of climate change has been triggering natural disasters including drought and flood posing a serious threat to the overall public health especially relating to water and sanitation in the region including the vast Barind tract. To…

climate

African Bat biodiversity project

June 10, 2016 sub EditorWildlife

In October of 2008, a NGS/Waitt grant enabled Michael Curran and his team to join a Darwin Initiative expedition to two isolated mountains in northern Mozambique. They were part of a large team of researchers whose aim was to explore…

Wildlife

Ed Sheeran faces $20 million copyright lawsuit over ‘Photograph’

June 10, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Ed Sheeran accepts the award for Song of the Year for ”Thinking Out Loud” at the 58th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California February 15, 2016. Reuters Two California-based musicians are suing British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran for $20 million over…

Celebrity

Midlife fitness cuts chances of a stroke later in life

June 10, 2016 sub EditorHealth

The more fit people are when they reach middle age, the less likely they are to suffer a later-in-life stroke, according to new US research out Thursday. The findings, published in a journal of the American Heart Association, are based…

health

Kobori in upcoming Eid play

June 10, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Entertainment Desk Legendary film actress and former Member of Parliament, Sarah Begum Kobori last made a 13-episode TV series. On the occasion of the coming Eid-ul-Fitr, she is making a special play titled “Tumi Bhalo Theko”, the shooting for which…

Art&culture

Woman gives birth after four months of declaring dead

June 10, 2016 sub EditorExclusive

A woman who had been brain dead for nearly four months has given birth to a healthy baby in Portugal. “The baby boy, weighing 2.35 kilos, was born after 32 weeks without complications and by cesarean section,” announced the Lisbon…

Exclusive

Use honey everyday for glowing skin

June 10, 2016 sub EditorLifestyle

 Lifestyle Desk Raw honey can be used, not just in our breakfast cereal or dessert, but also get glowing and younger looking skin. Abundant in antioxidants, honey is known to have antibacterial properties too. Here’s how you can use honey…

Lifestyle

How bad is it to apply lip balm with your fingers?

June 9, 2016 sub EditorLifestyle

The situation: Your favorite lip balm only comes in one of those little tubs or ramekins—not a stick-style applicator. You know it’s a good idea to wash your fingers before digging them in there and balming up. But you’re usually…

Lifestyle

 Orca was trying to save itself, not kill itself

June 9, 2016 sub EditorWildlife

When the orca Morgan beached herself in Tenerife, the Internet exploded with speculation and criticism of captivity.A captive killer whale in a marine park was recently filmed after a show appearing to beach herself on a concrete ledge. Some call…

Wildlife

US agency endorses plan to cede Internet oversight

June 9, 2016 sub EditorTechnology

The US administration on Thursday endorsed a plan to cede its oversight of the gatekeeper of Internet addresses to the broader online community. Commerce Department assistant secretary for communications and information Lawrence Strickling told AFP that the proposal from the…

technology

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