Scientists have found that cells responsible for producing fat also play a role in muscle repair, says a study.


Study shows fat cells help repair muscles


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Waleed Rashed, hero of the massive protests at Tahrir Square that ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, will address delegates at the second India Internet Day (IID) here April 26.


Tahrir Square hero to address India Internet Day


Four valves of the passive core flooding system at the Kudankulam 1 and 2 Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) units, which were showing "occasional variation" in performance, have been replaced, an official said here late Saturday.


Four faulty valves replaced at Kudankulam n-plant


Finance Minister P Chidambaram has flagged to  the US Indian concerns over the proposed "discriminatory" fee hike for HiB  visas coveted by Indian techies, saying "knowledge workers" should not be  confused with immigrants.


Chidambaram flags Indian concerns over H1B visas


Zapak Mobile Games, a mobile gaming division of Reliance Entertainment Digital, has achieved a milestone record of 100 million game downloads on Nokia Store, a company official said here Saturday.


Zapak games cross 100 mn downloads on Nokia store


The Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group Saturday said a consortium of Samena Capital was in last stages of due diligence to buy into its global communications arm Reliance Gobalcom.


Reliance Globalcom eyes deal to value it at $1.2 bn


Dubai, April 20 (IANS/WAM) The UAE's top science students will display their latest innovations, while getting an opportunity to meet potential employers at the Emirates Foundation for Youth Development "Think Science" Fair here this Sunday.


Dubai to host science fair


The management of a madrasa in Banda, 212 km from here, have banned the use of multi-media phones by students. Authorities burnt many such phones found in possession of students at the Madrasa Jama Arabia Hathaura.


Madrasa burns students' multi-media phones


India's atomic energy regulator Friday said four defective valves were replaced at the first unit of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KNPP) which is undergoing pre-commissioning tests.


Four faulty valves replaced in Kudankulam, says AERB



Four valves replaced at Kudankulam, tests on: AERB


JAY Robotix Pvt. Ltd, pioneers in multidimensional robotics, has announced ROBOKID 2013, a competition across more than 250 schools in Andhra Pradesh, aimed at increasing awareness amongst the student community about the field of robotics.


Robotics competition for Andhra school students


Synergies between India and China in the field of science and technology can strengthen ties between the two Asian giants, China's Science and Technology Minister Wan Gang said Friday.


'Science and technology can strengthen India-China ties'


Infotech Enterprises, a global engineering solutions company, has opened its office in the heart of Silicon Valley in the United States.


Infotech opens office in Silicon Valley


Vodafone India and ICICI Bank here Wednesday launched M-Pesa, a mobile money transfer and payment service, in West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand. A nationwide rollout is expected within a year-and-a-half.


Vodafone, ICICI Bank launch mobile wallet service M-Pesa


A 29-year-old man in Odisha has been arrested for allegedly posting several morphed, "obscene" photographs and videos of a state minister and a girl on different websites, an official said Friday.


Man held for posting morphed photo of Odisha minister


Despite uncertainty in the telecom sector over spectrum and unresolved tax issues, Vodafone's India unit, the country's second largest mobile service provider, Monday said it has not changed its investment plans in India.


Vodafone not reducing investment in India: CEO


Five hundred research-based projects will be showcased at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi Saturday.


IIT Delhi to showcase 500 research projects


IT and telecommunications minister Kapil Sibal Thursday reiterated that the government doesn't want to control social media but stressed the need for some regulations.


Government not trying to regulate social media: Sibal


'Business angels' are taking the initiative to help budding entrepreneurs set up and manage their own start-ups successfully in a highly competitive environment.


'Business angels' driving entrepreneurial movement


The Thiruvananthapuram unit of Doordarshan Thursday became the first among the 29 DD regional centres of the country to possess the webcasting of news bulletins facility, an official said.

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