Health lessons for Dubai school children
School children in Dubai will be taught about healthy food habits and activities as part of an anti-obesity campaign.
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School children in Dubai will be taught about healthy food habits and activities as part of an anti-obesity campaign.
The rumours about the upcoming iPad 2 and iPhone 5 are gaining momentum with each passing day.
An Indian social activist campaigning for the rehabilitation of manual scavengers has been invited to interact with the students of Cambridge University.
At least 59 Afghan students studying in Orissa left for Delhi to meet embassy officials on Tuesday after they reportedly felt insecure following a clash on January 13 in which one of them was hurt.
Dell recently announced the launch of printers in India, introducing a comprehensive range of printing devices for home offices, small and medium businesses and workgroups.
Sony announced the launch of two WUXGA (Wide Ultra XGA) projectors, the new VPL-FH500L andVPL-FH30 with outstanding picture resolution (1920×1200) for widescreen projection.
Educomp Solutions Limited and Zeebo Inc. announced the proposed formation of a new joint venture in India and shared their plans to introduce a version of Zeebo
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Pearson, one of the world’s largest publishing groups said it had increased its stake in Indian education firm TutorVista to a controlling level of 76 percent.