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Scientists Discover Novel Way of Preventing Malaria Bugs from Breeding
With almost 500,000 deaths and over 200 million new malaria cases worldwide each year, a number of drugs have been devised to deal with the parasitic infection.
Several Punjab Cops Injured After Haryana Villagers Open Fire at Police Team
A team of Bathinda police had gone to the village in Haryana to arrest a person allegedly involved in drug trade. The raiding team was attacked by the villagers.
Aurobindo Pharma Recovers 5% After Company's Clarification on US Health Regulator's Observations
In a regulatory filing post market hours on Monday, Aurobindo Pharma said that it is 'confident of addressing these issues within the stipulated timeline'.
In Freak Accident, Mumbai Train Catches Fire After Man Throws Bag at Overhead Cables
The train bound for Panvel as it caught fire after a person threw the bag on the train's overhead apparatus. A fire brigade was immediately pressed to the spot.
Boris Johnson Faces Cabinet Revolt as Group of Ministers Likely to Resign Over No-deal Brexit: Report
The Times said that ministers had warned Johnson in a cabinet meeting about the 'grave' risk of the return of direct rule in Northern Ireland and raised concerns about Dominic Cummings, Johnson's top adviser.
Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo Actress Nupur Alankar Selling Off Jewellery to Survive Post PMC Bank Collapse
Nupur Alankar said that since all of her savings and that of her family members were deposited in Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative (PMC) Bank, they are facing a financial crunch at the moment.
Don't Tempt Me, Do Your Job: Hillary Clinton Jokes She Could 'Obviously' Beat Trump in 2020 'Rematch'
Referring to the frequent tweets by Trump against her, Clinton said it was 'truly remarkable' how obsessed Trump remained with her.
Climate Activists Block Roads in London, Camp out on Second day of Extinction Rebellion Protests
Cities in Australia, elsewhere in Europe and other parts of the world also had climate change protests for a second day.
Can Genome Mining by Researchers Promise a Treatment for Malaria?
The report said by learning to recognize which genes lead to what types of products, the researchers hope to use genome sequencing to speed discovery of new natural products that may have key therapeutic properties.
'It's Constitutionally Invalid': White House Slams Door on Any Cooperation By Trump in Impeachment Probe
The eight page letter to Democratic leaders, signed by White House counsel Pat Cipollone, rejected the entire process underway in the House of Representatives, which is examining whether Trump abused his office by seeking a corruption probe in Ukraine of...
'Right Now is the Most Exciting Time for Sport in India': Nita Ambani Pitches for More Investment
Quipping that India is a TV-loving nation, Ambani said the viewership of ICC cricket World Cup final between England and New Zealand in July this year was higher in India than in UK.
US Fighter Jet Crashes in Germany, Pilot Survives: Air force
Germany is no stranger to military aircraft crashes, including in its own shortage-plagued Bundeswehr armed forces. In June this year, two of the air force's Eurofighter jets crashed after colliding in mid-air in northeastern Germany.
Pak Army Chief General Bajwa Accompanies Imran Khan at Key Meetings during China Visit
Gen Bajwa, who has been given a three-year extension by Khan, is now taking increasing interest in the decision making process.
Sure Rafale Will Live up to Meaning of Its Name, Says Rajnath Singh at Handover Ceremony
The minister performed a brief Shastra Puja on the new aircraft as he emblazoned it with an 'Om' tilak and laid flowers and a coconut, just before he took off in it for a sortie.
Flipkart, Amazon Could See USD 6-bn Sales this Festive Season: RedSeer
The report by RedSeer said there was a 30 per cent year-on-year growth during the first festive sale event, with significant share coming from customers in tier-II cities and beyond.
2 Suspicious Packages Found Outside US Supreme Court Building, Probe on
Police cleared the plaza and the sidewalk in front of the court, which had been filling with people ahead of arguments over LGBT rights.