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The students of Kingston University have designed a bike to demystify all myths related to low speed of green vehicles. Six of Kingston University’s final -year engineering students have constructed a battery-powered bike, which will compete in the.
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Thousands of Tamil protesters rallied in front of Parliament on Tuesday, calling on the Canadian government to pressure the Asian nation of Sri Lanka to stop its...
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Russian heroes Stalin and Lenin were featured in the first Soviet Russian bulbs. Their half face cut is used as glower, which shows the persona and charm of the...
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AP, Kuwait City
Kuwait’s emir says he has dissolved parliament and called for new elections.
made popular Mar 18 2009
Sony has won part of the battle, but can IPL win the war?
The IPL 2 seems to be the perfect recipe for controversy. Running into one trouble after another, the...
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AP, United Nations
The number of women serving in parliaments around the world has risen 60 percent since 1995, but female legislators still account for just 18.3 percent of the total,...
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AP, London
British police say they are investigating a report that a man was engulfed in flames outside Parliament.
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When Cecil Miller was proposed as the Interim Independent Electoral Commission (IIEC) chairman, I thought at last we can have a young person at the helm of an...
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This post was first published in TH!NK ABOUT IT site 25th February 2009.
Parliament is a venerable name of democratic institution, one could even suppose that its...
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AP, Bangkok
Several thousand protesters allied with exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra marched toward the prime minister’s office Tuesday, demanding a...
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AP, Brussels
A lone criminal robbed a bank Thursday at the European Union Parliament complex and made off with an undisclosed sum.
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AP, The Hague
The British government has banned Dutch right-wing lawmaker Geert Wilders from visiting the country to show his anti-Islam film “Fitna” at the Houses of...
made popular Feb 10 2009
AP, Rome
The 38-year-old woman who ignited a fierce right-to-die debate that convulsed Italy and dragged in the Vatican died Monday just as lawmakers in Parliament rushed to...
made popular Feb 9 2009
AP, Ottawa
Canada’s opposition leader says he won’t topple the Conservative government if they agree to give periodic economic status reports in Parliament.
made popular Jan 28 2009
AP, Reykjavik
Icelandic police have used tear gas to break up an angry protest outside the country’s Parliament. Two officers were hospitalized after being hit by rocks.
made popular Jan 22 2009
For decades social and political activists have been vociferously demanding women representation in State and Central legislature. If one looks at the number of women...
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AP, Sofia
An anti-government demonstration in Sofia turned violent Wednesday, with protesters clashing with police and hurling stones and bottles at the Parliament building.
made popular Jan 14 2009
AP, Seoul
North Korea said Wednesday it would finally elect new members to its rubber stamp legislature _ a move delayed for several months amid speculation about leader Kim Jong...
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AP, Seoul
North Korea announced Wednesday it will elect new members of its rubber stamp legislature in March, following months of delay amid speculation about the health of...
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AP, Prague
A weak government. A Euro-skeptic president. Parliament in stalemate over an EU reform treaty. The Czech Republic does not look ideally suited to assume leadership of...
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AP, Bangkok
Thailand’s year of almost relentless protests ended on New Year’s Eve, bringing hopes of calmer political waters in 2009 as seemingly weakened demonstrators...
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AP, Albuquerque
New Mexico abounds with macabre tales about “hanging trees” where Wild West miscreants were strung up in the days of frontier justice _ but as former state...
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Where WE Stand?
A...30 Million Women are missing in India
One RAPE every 54 minutes
One molestation every 20 minutes
One kidnapping/ abduction in every 45 minutes
Women...
made popular Oct 9 2008
Wind energy might be the simplest renewable energy to understand. Yet there are misconceptions about what makes the wind industry turn.
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Food myths are created from outdated science, old wives’ tales, and a bit of wishful thinking. They stick around because they are so familiar. But every now and...
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Roughly 70% of women diagnosed with breast cancer have no identifiable risk factors for the disease. But the family-history risks are these:
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*Since India’s independence has population growth overtaken food production?
No
Since India’s independence, its population has grown slightly less than 3 times,...
made popular Jul 28 2008
As if that were not enough dogma to overturn, there is growing evidence that almost all the so-called sinus headaches are really...
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Lately a number of medical writers have taken on these commonplaces and old wives’ tales.
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Drink plenty of water, avoid carbohydrates to lose weight and detoxify regularly are just some of the 21st-century health mantras that are often unquestioningly...
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Being slim doesn’t necessarily mean you’re fit. Fitness expert Deanne Pandey says, “Exercise is a powerful weapon against ageing and disease. There’s no...
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For many, the only exposure to Ancient Rome comes from what they have seen in the movies or on television. Unfortunately, films like Gladiator, Spartacus, Barabbas, and...
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Some of the common health myths being cleared out.i like the one about coffee.
From eggs raising cholesterol to cold weather giving you a cold, Health magazine busts...
made popular Apr 7 2008
Is bottled water better for you than tap? Or should you choose vitamin-enriched water over sparkling? Experts say, skip it all. None of these products are likely to...
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Granny always advised not to read in dim light as it would damage the sight and to drink eight glasses of water to keep you going; even the physician said so, and we...
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Harry Potter isn’t the only scholastic with an invisibility cloak. Our religious scriptures visibly depict man’s immeasurable desire to become invisible....
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This is the 21st century. We have come a long way. Yet, it feels as though people in Africa are still standing at the same spot. In this era of HIV/AIDS, Africans face...
made popular Jan 18 2007
GPSReview has published the ten myths of GPS, which are being heard nowadays. The article deconstructs all the 10 myths in detail.
(1) GPS receivers do not work well...
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It is impossible not to be astonished by India and its culture. Nowhere on Earth except India does humanity present itself in such a dizzying, imaginative integration...
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There are lots of myths within the media and in the larger Canadian society that Muslim women live an oppressed life. But the Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW) ...
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