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Imagine a car, not just any car, but a racing car powered by chocolate. No, this isn’t in Willie Wonkay, this is a reality.
Researchers at the University of Warwick, English have built a Formula 3 racing car that runs, nay races, on chocolate....
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Nokia, the world’s biggest mobile phone maker, issued on Monday a global recall for 14 million chargers made this year because some of them could be faulty.
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Read Only If You Have a Burning Desire for India’s Progress
My friend Gurpreet returned to India after working for twenty five-years in the West. On reading about...
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Human eggs and sperm have been grown in the laboratory in research which could change the face of parenthood.
It paves the way for a cure for infertility and could...
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The Moroccan inventor, Mohamed Nabil Srifi, won the award ‘Made in the Arab World” contest organized by the Arab Science and Technology Foundation award for...
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‘gPhone’ is in news again, This time the news is from India. As speculations suggest that the firm is considering launching own-brand of Android-based...
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The young child scientists of Udalguri district of Assam in India, who had attended the 17th National Children’s Science Congress (NCSC), Assam state session at...
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There’s nothing I love more than having a little downtime and hitting the ‘open highway’. You know what I mean, living life. It’s a chance to...
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Rupert Murdoch has all but declared war on internet search engines for using the content that his (and others’) websites are generating. It seems more than just...
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As competition among telecom networks scales new heights, Orange Uganda has selected Alcatel-Lucent to build, operate and maintain their mobile network to reduce on...
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With change in political scenario ,its seems all equation suddenly gone against Kota in spite of it’s best location,plenty of water,power,educated and intellegent...
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A set of dinosaur footprints uncovered in eastern France and dating from 150 million years ago has been authenticated by scientists as a unique discovery.
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This year’s Nobel prize for medicine goes to the three US researchers who discovered how the body protects the chromosomes housing vital genetic code.
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For many years people try to find a key to long and healthy life. The recent study of the British nutritional scientists revealed that you may no longer refuse from...
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“Rompicollo” by L’Agenzia per il Disegno e la Funzione is a tablet of chocolate whose portions come printed with calorie counts carved directly on the surface....
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Chocolate, that heavenly product, is the central theme of every moment of our lives that require a celebration or a pick-me-up. Drunk or eaten, chocolate gives a...
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A French air hostess will become one of Europe’s pioneer space tourists after picking a chocolate wrapper out of the rubbish and finding a winning number in a...
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A few lines of chocolaty wisdom :) for all chocolate lovers.
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Now, chocoholics have a justified reason to savour their favourite sweet, for a new study has found that eating chocolate can help stop bowel cancer. Scientists say...
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We have all heard that eating chocolate is good for you - now here’s a study that tells you why.
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A team at the University of East Anglia are investigating whether compounds in chocolate can reduce the risk of heart disease in women with type 2 diabetes.
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Researchers in the United States have found that eating two chocolate bars daily not only cuts down cholesterol levels but also controls high blood pressure,
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Millions of dieters would give their right arm to be afflicted by the illness that is plaguing John Perry.
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My craving for chocolate never seeks rest and while I gorge down innumerable bits of it, my mother never ceases to scold me for eating so much of it. I am sure many of...
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Martha Majewsky, right, from the U.S. reacts, as she tastes a piece of chocolate, during a Royal Society of Chemistry’s taste challenge between Britain’s Cadbury and U.S. Hershey chocolates, at the courtyard of Burlington House, in London, Tuesday,...
