World Malaria Day: Controlling the killer disease

	World Malaria Day: Controlling the killer disease Perhaps, the latest report depicting a steady decline in malaria related deaths signals a good progress in fight against this life-threatening disease, although it continues to pose a serious threat to the human race.
	Plug your ears; Marathahalli ahead This may not come as a surprise to those travelling towards the city's IT corridor – Marathahalli. Volunteers hold placards and paste anti-honking stickers on vehicles during an awareness programme on. This may not come as a surprise to those travelling ...
	The fresh, mainstream look of vegetarian cooking Vegetarian cooking Many international cuisines have opened doors to a new kind of vegetable-oriented cooking. (Thinkstock). Top Stories. Saradha Group donated heavily to Trinamool govt, bought Mamata's art · On eve of coal affidavit in Supreme Court, ...
	Sharing 'household chores' key to happy marriage London, April 25 (ANI): Marriages last longer and couples are happier when husbands help with housework and childcare, a new research has revealed. A survey of 160 heterosexual couples aged 25-30, with at least one child under five, revealed that the ...
	Youngsters mollycoddled by their parents 'are more likely to be bullied by their ... Pampered children are up to 25 per cent more likely to be bullied at school, warns a new study. Researchers found youngsters who are mollycoddled are at increased risk of being picked on by their peers, possibly because it makes them less independent ...
	'Awareness on chronic lung disease necessary' New Delhi, April 25 (IANS) Prolonged cough and breathlessness should not be taken lightly, as it can lead to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, say experts. Over half a million people die every year due to such respiratory issues. “We need to build ...