Australian search aircraft are investigating two objects spotted by satellite floating in the southern Indian Ocean that could be debris from a Malaysian jetliner missing with 239 people on board, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Thursday. “I can confirm we have a new lead,” Continue Reading
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Nearly about a century ago, Albert Einstein made a predication about ripples called gravitational waves, an achievement in one of the greatest triumphs of the human intellect giving an understanding about how the universe began and evolved into the cornucopia of galaxies and stars, nebulae and the vast stretches of nearly empty space that constitute […]Continue Reading
Recycling mixed with modernity is always in and the concept has been taken to a whole new level as a design company turned discarded plastic cups and bottles into pieces of art on the spot with Mobile Fab, an oridinary bike kitted out with a computer and 3D printer. As it is decked out with […]Continue Reading
After the Western countries issued warnings of increased sanctions on Moscow after Crimea voted to break from Ukraine in order to join Russia as expected, the Asian shares have plummeted near one month lows. As Japan’s Nikkei decreased to one month low, it fell by 0.3 percent while the U.S. stock futures fell as much […]Continue Reading
Under President Barak Obama’s healthcare reform law, the U.S. government has stated that married gay couples will be eligible for a family health policy. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that it would extend for one month a temporary program which offers insurance to some of the sickest Americans, who have had […]Continue Reading
In the crackdown on a burgeoning trafficking network in Southeast Asia, police rescued about 200 people believed to be Muslim Uighurs from a human smuggling camp in southern Thailand. The trafficking victims, possibly from China’s troubled far western region of Xinjiang brings the total number of people freed from human traffickers to over 800. The […]Continue Reading
Last month as many offices were raided by the German authorities as part of an investigation into the insider trading, according to a spokeswoman for the state prosecutor’s office in Stuttgart, Credit Suisse’s headquarters in Germany was also raided. According to the German weekly magazine WirtschaftsWoche’s website Credit Suisse’s offices happened to be one of […]Continue Reading
Biggest deal signed at the 4th International Exhibition & Conference on Civil Aviation India Aviation Sector Poised to Become Third Largest Market by 2020: Ajit Singh at the 4th International Exhibition & Conference on Civil Aviation- India Aviation 2014 HYDERABAD, March 12, 2014 – The biggest deal in the aviation history of India ever signed […]Continue Reading
While the U.S. law enforcement agencies have been attempting to cut the networks of compromised computers used by cyber criminals, the National Security Agency has been hijacking the so-called botnets as a resource for spying. To inject computers with spying software, according to a slide which was leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, and […]Continue Reading
With a bit of an expansion in the industrial production and an ease in the consumer prices, India’s economy gave good news, giving some relief to the ruling coalition before next month’s general election. According to the data from statistics ministry, the improved consumer demand helped the industrial output expand by 0.1 percent on year […]Continue Reading



















