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#MoreIndianThanYouThink Yes, definitely, India possess special and unique habits, customs, lifestyles, cultures, which are being always pomped differently from rest of the nations. We Indians can be easily lifted up by the sound of "foods, cricket, end-of-season sale", no matter how much sad or grumpy we are at the moment. Nevertheless, for my nation, Indians with business stakes in the US, or anything incorporating the government, whole issues are always being resolved and clarified. Indians are trend settlers globally, being this success driven and being a proud people who stops at nothing. And yes, there is so much for the people to covet our culture when there is lots of reason to drop of being among them. People across the globe are inspired by the stories regarding Indians dispersing into the corners of the world with only their smartness with them and thus, conquering heights of success despite all odds. Indians are a sculpture of perseverance and pride...

Indian-origin student wins selling bee after epic 95 rounds A 13-year old Indian-origin boy has emerged as the winner of a spelling bee contest in the US in an epic verbal duel that lasted a total of 95 rounds, after judges ran out of words in a previous marathon round held last month. Kush Sharma, a seventh-grader at Frontier School of Innovation spelled out "definition" to clinch the Jackson County Spelling Bee title in Missouri, and a berth in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington in May. Saturday's 29-round competition was lengthy in comparison to other spelling bees which typically run for about 20 rounds. Sharma won the title in two installments after the judges ran out of words in a previous round held on 22nd February. Sharma beat fifth-grader Sophia Hoffman, 11, of Highland Park Elementary to win Missouri county's annualbee contest on Saturday, before a packed Kansas City Public Library. Hoffman missed out after she mi...

  Top 20 in the world's first dedicated ranking of universities Five Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are in the top 20 in the world's first dedicated ranking of universities in the BRICS ( Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa ) group of countries. China's universities dominated the table with 40 universities featured in the top 100, 22 in the top 50 and 4 in the top 5 with Tsinghua University being ranked the best university. According to the "QS University rankings : BRICS" to be announced to Tuesday, Russia has 19 of its universities in the top 100, Brazil 17, India 16 and South Africa 8 in the list.

11/12/13 - Are you ready to Enjoy! Enjoy and make this Moment a Moment to Relish One of the most attractive date 11th December is coming this month in 2013 itself. All the good ones are making everything possible to make this moment a memorable one. Youth are very much interested in it. In India lots of Marriage will happen. This is one of the exclusive dates, which come in a decade, so no one want to loose it, even everyone want to make this moment a cheerful one. Now Question is that why this date is very much romantic, so here is the explanation - Why 11th December is a Romantic Date ?- The Sum of the Date 11/12/13 is Nine, which is a Romatic and lucky one , which is known to all. Even on this fact in America 3000 marriage will happen and in India you just can't Imagine. I have report of my home town that in Muzaffarpur 500 marriages scheduled. So, don't miss this moment, Live and Live long.... few Days are left...... Also you can Watch the mo...

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Want to be a part of space exploration history? NASA is inviting public to submit their names, short poems and personal messages on-line for a DVD to be carried aboard a spacecraft that will study the Martian atmosphere.

 First of a kind liver cell implant saves baby  Doctors led by an Indian-origin specialist in Britain have claimed that they have cured a baby boy of a life-threatening liver disease using a world first technique that involved injecting cells into his abdomen. In their ground-breaking treatment, the doctors at King's College Hospital in London implanted cells into boy's abdomen that acted like a temporary liver and allowed the damaged organ to recover. 

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‘Radar for the human eye’ Inexpensive hand-held device developed at MIT could detect cataracts even at the earliest stages. Cataracts are the leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide. But the standard test to detect the cloudy patches in the eye’s lens requires a $5,000 piece of equipment called a slit lamp, and a trained physician to interpret its results — two things that are often not available in rural and less-affluent parts of the world. But a team of MIT researchers has now developed a simple device that can clip onto an ordinary smartphone (or smart device such as an iPod) and provide a diagnosis of cataracts within a few minutes. Ramesh Raskar, the NEC Career Development Associate Professor of Computer and Communications and director of the MIT Media Lab’s Camera Culture group, says, “I like to think of this as a radar for the human eye.” Just as a weather radar beam sweeps across the sky to detect clouds, the new system — dubbed Catra — sweeps a beam of li...

How HIV-related virus evades human antibody 'discovered' In what could be called a major breakthrough in the fight against AIDS, scientists claim to have discovered the exact way of how an HIV-related virus keeps evading human antibody.

A composite material based on paper thin graphite and 10 times stronger than steel is set to revolutionise the automotive, aviation, electrical and optical industries, experts predict. Graphene paper or GP, developed by Guoxiu Wang's research team from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), can be processed, reshaped and reformed from its original raw material state.

Warm. Wet. Caterpillars under skin & butterflies in your tummy. Exciting. Loud, heavy breathing. Sexy. Soft. Magnetic. Memorable.

Unless you are keen on a career in research, the two engineering branches could be disarmingly similar.  Computer Science Vs IT : CONFIRM OF YOUR CAREER

                   2011 - Nobel Peace Prize A record 241 candidates have been nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize, the Nobel Institute in Oslo said tuesday, with WikiLeaks and people linked to revolutions in the Arab world known to be in the running. "It increases almost every year," Nobel Institute director Geir Lundestad told media, pointing out that in 2010, the record-breaking number had been 237 candidates.

Saturn rings are "back"  A year after the Saturn's magnificent rings became invisible from the Earth due to a celestial phenomenon; there is good news for skygazers as they can now see them again. The planet went through 'Ring Crossing' on 4 th September last year wherein its rings were aligned along the Earth's line of sight, making it difficult to see them. "The phenomenon occurs after every 14.7 years," R C Kapoor, a scientist at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, said. As the yellowish planet moves round the Sun, its rings, made of countless bodies ranging in size from micrometres to metres, are best seen when the planet reaches opposition when the Saturn rises just as the Sun is setting, he said. Of late, scientists said, the Saturn is tilting and favourably for viewers from the Earth.

PLAY WITH YOUR THOUGHTS In what could open up the world for people suffering from neurological disorders, scientists have developed a new machine that allows such individuals to play computer games using just the power of their thoughts.  Developed by researchers at the University of California and California Institute of Technology, the device has enabled people to move a cursor around a screen and also fade and brighten images using just their brain. 

  Swiebodzin Poland: A gigantic statue of Jesus that Poles claim is the world's tallest rose majestically above a small town, as the grandiose dream of a local priest finally came to pass.

Khagendra Thapa will be officially declared as the world's shortest man on October 14. He is the smallest known person on earth at 22 inches (56 cm). The Nepal Tourism Board has nominated Thapa as a goodwill ambassador to promote tourism in Nepal. Thapa will carry the message: "Shortest man in the world from the highest mountain in the world invites you to visit Nepal.

You defeat the waves  and leave the banks much behind, And mind the persons who make houses on the bank  Does not have the courage to face oceans.  Fight if you deserve, sword is with you  But if it is kept inside sheath,  then others could attack you Just fight with the rocks,  break it into little stones  And if you have courage you would allow pheasant to fight with eagle. 

All Soul's Day is on November 2, just after the All Saint's Day and is an official holiday of the Catholic Calendar. It is a Roman Catholic day of remembrance for friends and loved ones who have left for their heavenly abode.