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Treatment drug for Hepatitis C will soon be available in India
Eleven Indian firms have been given licenses by an American manufacturer to make available a breakthrough treatment for the Hepatitis C virus.
Posted On :10/Jul/2016 12:11:35 PM
The new Intex Aqua Power 4G
The latest smartphone in the Intex Aqua series was launched by the company. The new phone, the Aqua Power 4G, will be priced at Rs. 6,399.
Posted On :10/Jul/2016 12:10:04 PM
Most common symptoms of breast cancer
Among the most common types of cancer that affects people these days are stomach cancer, breast cancer and rectal cancer.
Posted On :10/Jul/2016 12:05:59 PM
Bank employees strike on 12th and 13th July
The All India Bank Employees Union has declared that it will go on strike as a protest against the merger of nationalised banks with their associate banks,
Posted On :10/Jul/2016 12:00:44 PM
Android Nougat to help prevent ransomware password resetting
Google�s latest operating system for Android, Nougat, will soon use a new condition that may help prevent ransom wares from resetting a device�s password using the reset Password API.
Posted On :10/Jul/2016 11:57:54 AM
Stock-trading through mobile phone doubles
Stock-trading through smartphone has doubled in the last one year.
Posted On :09/Jul/2016 5:23:39 PM
Two new additions to the Samsung Galaxy J series
Samsung India has announced the launch of two more phones in its Galaxy J smartphone series.
Posted On :09/Jul/2016 5:14:16 PM
Weather pattern of evening showers to continue for a few more days
The recent weather pattern of hot days and mild showers in the evening will continue for the few days, says the Regional Meteorological Department.
Posted On :09/Jul/2016 5:09:27 PM
Southern Railways may soon fix automated doors in train coaches
Automated doors in train coaches will soon be fixed. Southern Railways hopes that this move will check footboard travel.
Posted On :09/Jul/2016 5:05:20 PM
Researchers develop simple blood tests to help prevent intake of antibiotics
Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine in California have developed an inexpensive blood test could one day tell doctors whether an infection is caused by a virus or a bacteria, and help prevent unwarranted prescribing of antibiotics.
Posted On :09/Jul/2016 4:24:46 PM
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