Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker The Guardian | Analysis suggests the hacker was in east coast of America and operated over a number of days, but much remains unknown | Hacker in staged photograph surrounded by computers. Photograph: Corbis | Figuring out who was behind the hack of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Angl...
Traffic management near schools a mess Indian Express | The regulation of traffic in the school areas in the city is in a complete mess. | The presence of several schools on the main roads without adequate traffic regulation has been jeopardising the safety of the school children and near-miss accidents...
Noted lawyer attacked by former BJP MLA dies Zeenews New Delhi: Prominent criminal lawyer RK Naseem, who was allegedly attacked by his brother-in-law and former BJP MLA Vinod Sharma, died at a hospital here this morning, his family said. | Naseem, who was the defence counsel in prominent cases like Jes...
Prominent criminal lawyer R K Naseem allegedly attacked by former BJP MLA dies The Times Of India NEW DELHI: Prominent criminal lawyer R K Naseem, who was allegedly attacked by his brother-in-law and former BJP MLA Vinod Sharma, died at a hospital here this morning, his family said. | Naseem, who was the defence counsel in prominent cases like Je...
Welcome step for pharmacy graduates The Hindu | ABDUL LATHEEF NAHA | The All India Council for Technical Education will conduct an exclusive Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test from this year for M.Pharm. admissions to pharmacy institutes across the country. | Future perfect: GPAT is likely to help ...
Creating ideal managers The Hindu | VIJAYKUMAR PATIL | 'Nirivkalp' fest at Belgaum provides scope for development of soft skills as well | Ideal platform: Students at Nirvikalp festival | For many, education is understood as knowledge in academics, skills, science & technology or a q...
UK clamps down on student visas The Times Of India LONDON: A week after the United Kingdom suspended acceptance of student visa applications in northern India, British home minister Alan Johnson on Sunday announced new measures to curb abuse of the system, including tougher English language requireme...
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PM wants 'growing' middle class to take interest in politics Zeenews New Delhi: Expressing concern that Indian politics was not attracting the best and the brightest, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday said educated professionals and the country's...
SD College principal complains against lecturers to police The Times Of India LUDHIANA: Following failure of management to take disciplinary action against teachers of Kamla Lohtia SD College who had allegedly misbehaved with him, the principal, Mohammed Saleem, has moved a written complaint to police against lecturers Rajesh ...
Steps demanded to end malpractices in Panchakarma treatment The Hindu | Staff Reporter | 'Many procedures practised in the name of Panchakarma are not scientific' | - PHOTO: K.K. Najeeb | AUSPICIOUS START: Therambil Ramakrishnan, MLA, lights a traditional lamp to inaugurate an international seminar on Panchakarma in Th...
After standoff, people bury teenager's body DNA India | Amidst simmering tension, thousands of people joined the funeral of 17- year-old Zahid Farooq, who was shot dead allegedly by the security forces on Saturday at Brain Nishat in Srinagar suburb. | Angry people had refused to bury Zahid on Saturday until the FIR was lodged and a case of murder registered against the guilty. They kept the body at th...
Ray of hope for the hotel industry DNA India | Mumbai: The hospitality and tourism industry continued to suffer from the impact of the slowdown, which had set in from October-November 2008, for most of the past year. Its woes were further escalated by the after effects of the Mumbai terror attacks in November 2008. | The industry sulked that the government did not extend a relief package desp...
