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Top 10 Kit Sponsorship Deals in Football

Manchester United climbed to the top of this list, with a huge deal with Adidas. Find out who are the other 10 in the list.

Jul 19, 2014

Encephalitis Kills 40 in West Bengal in 2 weeks; Epidemic Lurking Around?

The death of 40 people, in the North Bengal town of Siliguri, due to encephalitis, could signal that the disease is spreading rapidly.

Jul 19, 2014

International AIDS Society Confirms at least 6 Delegates on Flight MH17

At least six delegates to the International AIDS Conference have been confirmed to have been aboard Flight MH17, which was shot down. Reports say that there were around 100 delegates on the flight.

Jul 19, 2014

Nelson Mandela whose face is often confused with that of actor Morgan Freeman

8 Facts about Nelson Mandela You Probably Did not Know

Here are some interesting facts about Nelson Mandela.

Jul 18, 2014

Australian Family Loses 4 Members to Malaysia Airlines Disasters MH370 Disappearance, MH17 Crash

An Australian family lost four family members to the two Malaysia Airlines disasters this year.

Jul 18, 2014

New Species of Water Mite Named after Jennifer Lopez

A water mite named J Lo? Who would do such a thing?

Jul 18, 2014

Nelson Mandela's Signed Memorabilia Goes under the Hammer

202 items were listed that went up for the auction, all of which were signed by the South African anti-apartheid leader.

Jul 18, 2014

Google Doodle Honours Nelson Mandela on his 96th Birthday

Google has created a doodle to honour Nelson Mandela.

Jul 18, 2014

Changyuraptor: Oldest 4 Winged Bird Dinosaur Found in China

The discovery of a new species of prehistoric flying dinosaur could pave the way to find more about birds' evolution

Jul 17, 2014

Kannada Actor Ambareesh Gets ₹1.16 Crore Reimbursement for Hospital Bills in Singapore

Kannada actor turned Minister, Ambareesh gets huge medical bills from abroad reimbursed, at the expense of taxpayer's money.

Jul 17, 2014

Single Gene Injection Could Soon Replace Electronic Pacemakers to Cure Heart Diseases

Scientists have found a way to inject a pacemaker-gene into the heart, which could soon replace the electronic pacemaker.

Jul 17, 2014

RTI by NGO Reveals TB, Malaria Mortality in Mumbai 6 Times Higher than BMC Figures

An RTI filed by Praja Foundation has revealed that the BMC records show much less mortality for TB and Malaria.

Jul 16, 2014

Parasite Found in Cat Poop to be a New Cure for Cancer?

A parasite found inside the intestines of cats is said to trigger an anti-cancer response in the human immune system.

Jul 16, 2014

Best Paid iPhone Apps You Can't Afford To Miss, Especially When They're All Free

iPads and iPhones Could Cause Nickel Allergy, Says Study

Using iPads and iPhones may no longer be a safe option health wise.

Jul 16, 2014

Testicular Cancer Rates Increasing Substantially among Young Hispanic Men - Study

The rate for Hispanic men diagnosed with testicular cancer has been on the increase over the past few years.

Jul 15, 2014

Cheyyur Power Plant will Contaminate Water Resources, Spread Cancer Agents - Research

The Cheyyur UMPP could cause severe damages to the nearby water resources, and cause spread diseases among the locals, says a recent study.

Jul 15, 2014

US Scientists Find the Root Cause for Food Allergies, Cure May be on the Way

The discovery of a molecular tract in the esophagus may pave the way for a cure for food allergies.

Jul 15, 2014

Risk of Alzheimer's Could be Reduced by Simple Diabetes Drug, Says German Study

Some researchers from Germany might have found a drug that prevents Alzheimer's.

Jul 14, 2014

Health workers carry the body of an Ebola virus victim in Kenema

West Africans Shunning Ebola Virus Healthcare due to Mistrust, Superstition

Healthcare workers are being chased off from the villages of West Africa as people believe admittance to hospitals would ensure "death sentence".

Jul 14, 2014

Amoeba Eats Out Eyeballs of Taiwan Girl who Continuously Wore Contact Lenses for 6 Months

Microscopic bug eats into the eyeballs of a 23-year-old student, who did not remove her contact lenses for six months.

Jul 14, 2014

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Articles by Soumo Ghosh

Top 10 Kit Sponsorship Deals in Football

Encephalitis Kills 40 in West Bengal in 2 weeks; Epidemic Lurking Around?

International AIDS Society Confirms at least 6 Delegates on Flight MH17

8 Facts about Nelson Mandela You Probably Did not Know

Australian Family Loses 4 Members to Malaysia Airlines Disasters MH370 Disappearance, MH17 Crash

New Species of Water Mite Named after Jennifer Lopez

Nelson Mandela's Signed Memorabilia Goes under the Hammer

Google Doodle Honours Nelson Mandela on his 96th Birthday

Changyuraptor: Oldest 4 Winged Bird Dinosaur Found in China

Kannada Actor Ambareesh Gets ₹1.16 Crore Reimbursement for Hospital Bills in Singapore

Single Gene Injection Could Soon Replace Electronic Pacemakers to Cure Heart Diseases

RTI by NGO Reveals TB, Malaria Mortality in Mumbai 6 Times Higher than BMC Figures

Parasite Found in Cat Poop to be a New Cure for Cancer?

iPads and iPhones Could Cause Nickel Allergy, Says Study

Testicular Cancer Rates Increasing Substantially among Young Hispanic Men - Study

Cheyyur Power Plant will Contaminate Water Resources, Spread Cancer Agents - Research

US Scientists Find the Root Cause for Food Allergies, Cure May be on the Way

Risk of Alzheimer's Could be Reduced by Simple Diabetes Drug, Says German Study

West Africans Shunning Ebola Virus Healthcare due to Mistrust, Superstition

Amoeba Eats Out Eyeballs of Taiwan Girl who Continuously Wore Contact Lenses for 6 Months

Ranveer Singh touches Sanjay Leela Bhansali's feet; Sara Ali Khan, Aditi Rao Hydari radiate in ethnic outfits at reception

Omar lambasts "arrogant" Congress after BJP's historic victory; Mehbooba reacts [details]

BJP leads in 53 seats, crosses majority mark in Chhattisgarh

Ranbir Kapoor's fans burst crackers inside theatres during Animal screening; fans say 'low budget Salman Khan' fans'