Friday, 30 October 2015

Unclear Whether Indian can Deliver on Promised Reforms : Moody’s


      The Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.6 percent this year and in 2016 while closing of negative output growth is going to be difficult due to external headwinds and the government failing to deliver on reforms, said Moody’s Analytics.
In a report titled `India Outlook: Searching for Potential’, Moody’s Analytics, a division of Moody’s Corporation, said: “Overall, it’s unclear whether India can deliver the promised reforms and hit its growth potential. Undoubtedly, numerous political outcomes will dictate the extent of success.”.read more...http://www.vishwagujarat.com/india/unclear-whether-indian-can-deliver-on-promised-reforms-moodys/

Eight killed in Pakistan attack


      Islamabad : At least eight people, including a tribe elder, were killed in a landmine blast and a rocket attack in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, a media report said on Friday.
According to sources, the attack was carried out late Thursday in Marwar area, the Daily Times Pakistan reported.
Unidentified armed men targeted the convoy of a tribal elder of the Baloch Marri tribe, the sources said.read more....http://www.vishwagujarat.com/international/eight-killed-in-pakistan-attack/

If BJP loses in Bihar, Pakistan will celebrate- Amit Shah


    MOTIHARI: While addressing a rally in Raxaul, along the India-Nepal border,  BJP president Amit Shah on Thursday said that there will be celebrations in Pakistan if the NDA loses in the state.
“If by any chance the BJP is defeated in these elections, crackers will be burst in celebration in Pakistan. Would you like that to happen?” asked Shah. The crowd roared back, “No!”.read more....https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=3945028736256193758#editor/target=post;postID=6502476878349500556

Apple Watch now Available for Pre-order


          Though Apple Watch is yet to officially launch in the Indian market,  e-commerce websites have already begun taking pre-orders for Apple’s smartwatch.
The E-commerce portal Grabmore.in, which imports products from the US to sell in India, has started taking advance bookings for Apple Watch at the starting price of Rs 36,999 and it is avalible in india as same price.read  more....http://www.vishwagujarat.com/technology/apple-watch-now-available-for-pre-order/

OnePlus X With 3GB of RAM Launched at Rs. 16,999


     OnePlus has finally launched its  much awaited OnePlus X smartphone.  OnePlus has announced two variants of its smartphone “Onyx” and “Ceramic” priced at Rs 16,999 and Rs 22,999, respectively.
The company said only 10,000 units of OnePlus X Ceramic will be sold.  Vikas Agarwal, General Manager – India, OnePlus, added, “We love a rich smartphone experience driven by value, choice and individuality. With the OnePlus X, we are  proud to rediscover the art of craftsmanship and offer a balance between stylish design and flagship-grade performance. We are also pleased to announce that it will be our first locally manufactured smartphone.”read more...http://www.vishwagujarat.com/technology/oneplus-x-with-3gb-of-ram-launched-at-rs-16999/

Indian fans to experience ‘Star Wars’ saga


    After giving “Star Wars” fans in the capital a chance to experience Lightsabers or laser swords that are popular courtesy the film franchise, now Disney is set to take the experience to more cities in India to keep the buzz around the upcoming “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” alive.
The Lightsaber Challenge, which was performed in Delhi previous this month, will be extended to more fans across the country as it travels to other cities including Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and Pune.read more....http://www.vishwagujarat.com/entertaintment/indian-fans-to-experience-star-wars-saga/

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

If you watch TV for long as much you short your Life


     Viewing television for over three-four hours daily is associated with increased risk of mortality from most of the major causes of death including cancer and heart diseases, warns a new study.
“We know that television viewing is the most prevalent leisure time sedentary behaviour and our working hypothesis is that it is an indicator of overall physical inactivity,” explained lead investigator Sarah Keadle from the US National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland.read more....http://www.vishwagujarat.com/lifestyle/if-you-watch-tv-for-long-as-much-you-short-your-life/\