Technology
China to Replace Streetlights by Launching ‘Artificial Moon’
China is planning the launch of own ‘artificial moon’ by the end of 2020 as replacement to the streetlamps and lowering the electricity consumption mainly in urban areas. In the Chengdu city present in the southwestern Sichuan state, the ‘illumination satellite’ is under development. This satellite will shine like the real moon, but eight times brighter than the moon. It will be the first man-made moon which will be launched
Healthcare
Proper Diet Can Reduce Mortality Rates in Colorectal Cancer
Healthy diets can lessen the chances of death resulting from colorectal cancer, revealed a recent study by the American Cancer Society. At present, there are around 1.4 million colorectal cancer (CRC) survivors in the U.S. Earlier too, studies showed a solid connection between diet patterns and disease outcomes. Those studies also showed that certain postdiagnosis dietary components and prediagnosis dietary components are associated with survival in both women and men
Business
Deluge of Foreign Funds from India means troubled Capital Market ahead
Are the capital and security markets in emerging economies, particularly in India, headed for turbulent times? Well, troubled macroeconomic fundamentals and uncertainly in domestic outlook seems to suggest so. The massive efflux of foreign funds and increasingly unfavorable rupee dollar equation in India, amid growing reluctance of overseas investors in non-dollar assets, are indeed alarming for the economy by all standards, opine several prominent security market analysts. The outflow of
