While a sizzling cup of tea is refreshing and can help to relax, experts are warning that excessive tea is harmful to health, affects the body systems can even cause unusual bone disease, and should be avoided. Tea contains toxic elements like tanine and caffeine which are detrimental to health. Tanine adversely affects the digestive process because it affects the secretion of juices. It also affects the water content in the body, resulting in a brittle and rough skin. Caffeine on the othe

LONDON: In a major breakthrough, an inkjet printer in Britain can print eye cells which can be used to cure human blindness. For the first time ever, researchers from UK have used inkjet printing technology to successfully print two types of cells from the retina of adult rats - ganglion cells and glial cells. The breakthrough could lead to the production of artificial tissue grafts made from the variety of cells found in the human retina and may aid in the search to cure blindness.

I decided to break free," recalls a Bangalore-based techie about the decision he took two years ago to quit the fourth MNC he worked for, writing codes. Before that, for some 20 years, he had worked with some of the world's best IT giants in what he calls the "hotspots" of the world — San Francisco, London, Dubai, Sydney. Then came the epiphany. The 43-year-old says he didn't want to stay "hitched" to any single company. "That was also a moment of hubris, in hindsight," he says. Soon afte

A project manager is only considered to be successful when his project is monitored systematically and in real time by the team resources/members. According to experts, without real-time monitoring, a project might fail to reach its finishing line. This monitoring is often done manually as well as through the help of proprietary software in an organisation. The key to a successful project management is undoubtedly to drive the workforce or the resources involved in the project, well. Even

When you’re competing against smart, qualified applicants – dazzling your future employer with a stellar interview performance is what’s going to put you over the top! Employers use the interview as an opportunity to weed out the candidates who just don’t mesh well in terms of personality, culture and values. And they are going to toss some difficult questions your way to see if you’re the person they want to hire. We spoke with a bunch of hiring managers and asked them to reveal their

Do you feel stuck in a dead end job? Do you wake up every day, go to work, and do exactly the same thing over and over again? This is no way to go through life. No salary is worth being miserable over. You can get out of this mundane career without even changing jobs. All you have to do is have a little tactful motivation and take advantage of what is right in front of you. Here are some ways you can breathe new life into your career: 1. Take Advantage Of Opportunities Many of our jobs get

Finding a job is a difficult task on its own, but finding a career that is perfect for you is a considerable amount harder. You might find that you are unsure of what you really want to do in life. When choosing job that fits you and your lifestyle, you have to know what your main goal is and what motivates you. Are you motivated by financial gain, or do you get job satisfaction from other aspects of your working life? How To Find The Perfect Job For You Those driven by money should consid

These career rules separate failure from success. Follow them to get ahead Failure is not the end, but the beginning of things to come. Following simple steps can take you a long way. Here's just the plan for you. Set milestones  Everyone likes to harbour big aspirations. Not everyone is able to achieve them though. The reasons may vary. But an effective way to deal with it is to set milestones along the way. Taking on a big goal, project or idea can be too overpowering to be producti

Petroleum Minister M Veerappa Moily said on Friday that the Congress would not protect anybody and the law would take its own course on senior party leader Jagdish Tytler in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case."Our heart goes out to the victims. We are not here to protect anybody. The law will take its own course," Moily said, while noting that the Congress leadership had owned up "moral responsibility" as far back as in 1985-86 itself on the anti-Sikh riots issue. Moily, however, said the allegati

Census 2011 is in progress. This is seventh census since independence. After independence, it was in 1951 when for the first time census was conducted which showed how many people from both the countries had migrated from one another as a result of partition. However, in context of the creation of Pakistan, Hindu population from Pakistan had come to India, and Muslim population from India had migrated to Pakistan. Hence, we cannot say precisely how many Muslims had migrated from India to Paki

December 24: I do not believe that Delhi is the rape capital.If the rape has been going on for years. Muslims were raped in gujrat & Kashmir, Manipur also happens but then picks up no sound. Dalit women are raped in Kherlanjhi and his daughter was burned them Then a voice was raised. Only a feudal mindset which raises voice of the people of the great nation, dominated happens with people in Delhi. Chhattisgarh tribal woman with Sony Tyre happened if you will recall. But the police d

Thanks to robust resistance offered by members of the Upper House, Parliament has bought itself more time to debate the wisdom of adding more draconian provisions to the already twice-amended Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). The government pushed through the latest set of amendments in the Lok Sabha overriding objections and demands for greater scrutiny of the Bill, especially in the light of India’s previous experience with anti-terrorism laws. From the Terrorist and Disruptive Acti

A woman paralyzed from the neck down was able to move a robotic hand using her thoughts almost as freely and naturally as people without disability, aided by tiny electronic implants in her brain, scientists said. The 52-year-old patient, diagnosed 13 years earlier with a rare degenerative disease that wears away brain and spinal structures, moved the prosthesis by the second day of training, researchers said today in the Lancet medical journal. Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh cond

A varied, balanced diet is the cornerstone of healthy living for everyone, yet healthy eating can sometimes mean different things depending on your gender. ...… Posted By Realbuzz, Friday, 25 February 2011 13:01 GMT A varied, balanced diet is the cornerstone of healthy living for everyone, yet healthy eating can sometimes mean different things depending on your gender. While there are some foods we should all be eating more of, men and women also have their own set of dietary requirements as

Low in calories and packed with nutrients, they should be part of a balanced diet As the latest superfood hits the headlines (when was the last time you ate broccoli sprouts?), it's easy to forget the humble egg. Packed with nutrients, relatively low in calories and easy to obtain, here are some reasons why eggs should be part of a balanced, healthy diet. Protein Eggs are a rich source of high quality protein. A medium sized egg has more than 6g of protein, and contains all eight of the es