Walk in park boosts memory
Toronto, May 15: A walk in the park benefits people suffering from depression, say researchers on the basis of new evidence. Marc Berman, post-doctoral fellow at Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute, working with Michigan and Stanford Universities, said: "Our study showed that participants More
Fat turns into flab 3 hours after big meal

INDO ASIAN NEWS SERVICE

London, May 15: An average person can virtually add two to three teaspoons of fat to his or her waistline in a matter of hours after eating. Fat from meals eaten later in the day is more likely to be stored around the middle. The finding that it is possible to 'become fat' within three hours More
High-fat diet lowers blood sugar in diabetics
Stockholm, May 15: Food with a lot of fat and few carbohydrates may actually benefit type-2 diabetics who are advised to stick to a low-fat diet. The results of a two-year dietary study led by Hans Guldbrand, general practitioner, and Fredrik Nystrom, professor of internal medicine at the More
After abuse investigation, kids often remain at risk
New York, May 15: Children who remain at home after an abuse investigation are often still facing risk factors for maltreatment a few years later, a new study finds. In the U.S., states' Child Protective Services (CPS) investigate more than three million new cases of possible child abuse More
  • Kashmir

Reach out to students in rural areas: Guv to KU

MUKEET AKMALI

Srinagar, May 15: Emphasizing upon the need to provide quality education to students living in far-flung areas, Governor, N N Vohra on Tuesday said University of Kashmir needs to play proactive role in More


  • Srinagar City

R&B’s laziness proves costly for state exchequer

Millions go waste on Canal Road repairs due to failure in timely macadamization

GK CITY REPORTER

Srinagar, May 15: Cornered over the dilapidated condition of the Canal Road, a vital link between Airport Road and Rawal Pora, the government last year spend millions on this road in south City to make More



  • Jammu

PHE mulls to start water metering in capital cities by June

ARUN SINGH

Jammu ,  May 15: The Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department is likely to start installation of meters for water connections by June end this year. Sources told Greater Kashmir that the department More


  • Health

Walk in park boosts memory

Toronto, May 15: A walk in the park benefits people suffering from depression, say researchers on the basis of new evidence. Marc Berman, post-doctoral fellow at Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute More


  • Education and Career

IIT Council's final decision on May 28

SINGLE ENTRANCE TEST

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, May 15: The IIT council which met against the backdrop of sustained opposition to the proposed single entrance test for admission to engineering programmes and is understood to have insisted More


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