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Van Gogh's early masterpiece may steal the show at Dutch art fairAlso known as 'Head of an Old Peasant Woman with a White Cap', Van Gogh's early work, painted around 1884 has been put up for sale by M.S. ...- Type 2 diabetes may shorten life expectancy up to 14 years, claims studyType 2 diabetes has a detrimental impact on a person's life expectancy, according to a study conducted by an international team of research...
- Have diabetes? Spend more time out in the sunA recent study found that blood glucose levels were within the normal range (4.4-7.8 mmol/L) for longer during the natural daylight interve...
- UK Bank closes account of Nigel Farage, former chief of UKIP, Brexit PartyA prestigious private bank has closed the account of Nigel Farage, the man known for his Brexit campaign.
- Can't tech it from themBig Tech knows almost everything about us and may behave in a way that many people do not like, notably in how they use our private data. M...
- This smartphone app may detect Covid-19 using people’s voices, say researchersThe method can be used in low-income countries where PCR tests are expensive.
- Holland celebrates first King's Day without any COVID curbsAfter the low King's Day celebrations in 2020 and 2021, citizens of the Netherlands will have a grand celebration on April 27 this year as ...
- CB-CID sleuths in Tuticorin to probe violence in anti-Sterlite protestAccording to probe agencies, five cases have been registered so far and each case was being investigated by an official in the rank of DSP.
- Get swept up in the Dutch charm! Add Netherlands and Belgium on your bucket-list for an experience of a lifetimeCome back mesmerised by the sheer beauty of this part of the world.
- Lab-grown meat burger may hit stores in five yearsThe burger is made from stem-cells: the templates from which specialised tissue such as nerve or skin cells develop.
- Anti-smoking drug doesn't trigger heart disease, depressionA drug that helps smokers kick the butt does not increase their risk of heart attack and depression as was previously thought, a new study ...
- Nuts & peanuts can lower your risk of dyingPeople who eat at least 10 grams of nuts or peanuts daily have a lower risk of dying from several major causes of death, says a new study.
- Art & culture: Abercrombie & Kent and Christie's create itineraries of the most desirable destinationsEach trip will afford privileged, behind-the-scenes access and exclusive insights in the world of art, escorted by an expert from Christie'...
- After 2005 upswing, fewer Indians emigrating to USThe research study, ‘India-EU Engagement and International Migration: Challenges and Policy Imperatives’ by Basant Kumar Potnuru and Vishis...
- Ex-Aircel CTO Mallikarjun Rao to play strategic role in Vodafone's participation in Dutch 4G airwaves auctionIn an exclusive interaction, Rao who is now based in the historic Dutch city of Maastricht, talks about his new job, his major challenges.
- Failure of governance reason for Eurozone debt crisis: RBIThe ongoing sovereign debt crisis in countries of eurozone owes its origins to governance failures, according to a senior Reserve Bank offi...
- Euro credit crisis can lead to a bigger crash than in 2008: George SorosThe core of the ongoing crisis is the lack of recognition that financial markets could generate financial inequities.
- European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet calls for Euro Finance MinistryHe also favors giving the European Union powers to veto the budget measures of countries that go 'harmfully astray'.
- Trichet hints at rate hike to control inflationJean-Claude Trichet is bypassing the European Central Bank's (ECB) little-known secondary mandate as inflation propels policy makers toward...
- Euro breakup talk spreads as Germany loses its proxyGerman-led North’s Squaring off against south over who will control euro, ECB.
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