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The Gruffalo voted best bedtime story!
The children's classic penned by Julia Donaldson, tells the story of a mouse who hoodwinks an owl, a fox and a snake before finally getting the better off the terrifying Gruffalo itself.
Dirty stars make good solar system hosts
Using new computer simulations, scientists have suggested that dirty stars that are full of dust and gas make good solar system hosts.
Is your child’s pocket money slowdown-proof?
The generation next sure knows its mind and its wallet says the eighth edition of Cartoon Network’s survey on children’s lifestyle titled New Generations.

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    'Whatever' is the most annoying word!
    Think twice before using the word 'whatever' in US, for a new survey has found that the popular slacker term of indifference irks almost half of Americans. The other irritating phrases include...

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      Twestival comes to Mumbai
      Twitter’s one-of-its-kind festival to help raise money for city children. Twitter fest that will happen around the world next weekend from September 10-13.
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        Light matters: Electrical engineers at work on a turbine at a National Thermal Power Corporation facility

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        Jackson spends £4 million on statues of kids

        The Thriller singer who was cleared of child abuse allegations in 2005 purchased the life-size bronze monuments of kids holding hands, dancing and playing on slides to display in his Neverland home.

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          Pay Hike issue
          IIMs, IITs meet today to take on Govt
          Professors from two of India's most coveted institutions, IITs and IIMs, will meet under the umbrella of National Faculty Federation of IITs in Kolkata on Monday to give a concrete shape to their joint stand on the HRD ministry's circular on pay and service norms.

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            Teens indulging in risky activities have a mature brain 
            Teenagers who indulge in dangerous activities have a more mature brain as compared to their less adventurous peers, according to a new brain imaging study.

               
              Crack CAT on your computer this year!
              The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are doing a last round of checks of the computer-based system they will use for the first time this year for their common admission test.
              Earth gravity may drop slightly on July 22!
              Does Earth's gravity drop slightly during a total eclipse? A team of Chinese scientists is planning to conduct a once-in-a-century experiment on this controversial theory on July 22, the day of the total solar eclipse.

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