Sunday

19th OCTOBER 2014

India, which has so far not reported a single case of Ebola, is emulating the Senegal-model of tracking every individual who could have been exposed to the virus or come into contact with anyone else who did, to prevent the outbreak of the deadly disease in the country. The World Health Organisation has declared Senegal Ebola-free.


The State government has registered the Farmers Empowerment Corporation by depositing paid up capital of Rs.1 crore. The corporation will be established at the Animal Husbandry Livestock College Complex opposite Gannavaram airport. Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is likely to inaugurate the corporation’s office on October 21.


Raising concern over rapid growth of tourism making light of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) regulations in coastal Goa, climate scientist Rajendra K. Pachauri on Saturday highlighted the role of whistle-blowers and activists in ensuring not only strict enforcement of these regulations but also generating public awareness among the people.


Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a trail that could see him become an icon — scripting a message that blends Confucius and Mao, without abandoning the centrality of Deng Xiaoping’s code of reforms.


Prompted by controversy over dangerous research and recent laboratory accidents, the White House announced on Friday that it would temporarily halt all new funding for experiments that seek 
to study certain infectious agents by making them more dangerous.



A field of around 10,000 runners will compete in the inaugural edition of the Shriram Properties Bengaluru Marathon, which will be flagged off from the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Sunday.

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