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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who presented his government’s ‘report card’ here on Monday, has said that the state is moving towards the path of development and there is growth in every sector. “We have decided the agenda for governance and implemented it. We succeeded in implementing the agenda for governance that we decided. Not only this, we also launched the schemes...

Turkey’s campaign against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and the Partiya Karkeren Kurdistan (PKK) separatists could ‘change the regional game,’ Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has said. Prime Minister Davutoglu said that the presence of a Turkey that could use its force effectively could lead to ‘consequences,’ which could change the game in Syria, Iraq and...

Boutique Agencies Streamlining to Connect With Clients Worldwide! BUZZ Communications India, one of the fastest growing public relations agencies in Asia has formed a strategic partnership with Ireland + Hall Communications Inc., Canada a leading media relations and consulting agency for health + wellness and entertainment + lifestyle brands. As Ireland + Hall Communications Inc. represents a number...

Mexico continued their dominance in Concacaf Gold Cup as they defeated first time finalist Jamaica 3-1 in the final of the 2015 edition of the tournament on Monday. Jamaica were never in the hunt as they were unable to cope up with the pressure created by Mexico, who won the tournament for record seventh time. Andres Guardado opened the account for Mexico in the 31st minute of the match, before...

Justin Bieber recently showed his patriotic side as the singer was seen supporting Canada at the opening ceremony of the 2015 Special Olympics World Games. The 21-year-old singer stood alongside the Canadian team and helped the participants in getting pumped up during the first day of the nine-day event in Los Angeles, California. Sharing a video of himself wherein he was seen chanting “Let’s...

It’s a relief for the gamers as China has finally decided to scrap its 15-year ban on video game consoles and companies like Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft will now be allowed to manufacture and sell consoles anywhere in the country. It is being said that back in 2000, these Game consoles were first banned due to fear that the devices and the 3D worlds produced by them could impact children’s...

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) on Sunday decided to launch a nationwide campaign against making Hindu religious practices such as yoga and Surya Namaskar compulsory in schools. After holding its Majlis-e-Aamla (working committee meeting) in Lucknow, AIMPLB constituted Majlis-e-Amal (action group) with four objectives — taking steps to stop Hindu religious practices like yoga...

Bangalore-based real estate major Brigade Enterprises Ltd has been recognized as ‘India’s Best Companies to Work For 2015’. In a national survey conducted by Great Place to Work Institute (GPTWI) and The Economic Times, Brigade Enterprises Ltd has been Ranked No. 1 in the Real Estate Industry and No. 28 across all industries in India for inspiring trust among its people, instilling pride in...

While you may love to gorge on eggs, meat and fish, researchers have revealed an amino acid which causes memory loss and is most abundant in such foods. University of Louisville researchers investigated the effects of a diet rich in methionine, an amino acid, and found that it promoted memory loss through increased methylation of netrin, a protein important for maintaining the brain. Dr Anuradha...

A valley of Cauvery is turning out to be a trap for trekkers. From almost the very place that a trekker went missing in February 2014, three holidaymakers have now gone missing. The three students left their homes on April 2 for a fun trek. Almost 10 days since, there have been no whereabouts of the trio. Anil Kumar and Mahadev (final year Bachelor of Business Management students), and Jagadish...