Month: July 2014

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According to the study, there is a significant correlation between weight loss and hot flashes and the degree of weight loss correlated with the degree of reduction in hot flashes.

Although newer data has suggested a positive relationship between hot flashes and the percentage of fat in a woman’s body, no studies, to date, had been specifically designed to test whether weight loss reduces hot flashes.

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Even as BJP hailed the railway budget, some of its regional allies expressed unhappiness over exclusion of their regions.

While BJP-led NDA’s second largest constituent Shiv Sena said the extended suburbs of Mumbai have been left out, its southern ally the PMK was displeased with inadequate projects for Tamil Nadu.

“Thane has got nothing. There was a demand to make Thane a world class station and this was announced by then Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee some three years back. The project has not taken off.

Syrian government Tuesday urged the international community to stop the “Israeli aggression that is threatening the peace and security in the region”.

Israel has escalated its brutal aggression on the Palestinian people and continued its crime by committing a massacre against the civilians in the Palestinian territories, especially Gaza, Xinhua quoted Syrian foreign ministry as saying in statement.

Israel’s “bloody campaign” runs counter to its pledges and the 4th Geneva Agreement, the ministry said in the statement.

Indonesians started voting in the presidential election Wednesday morning with two candidates contesting for the country’s top office.

The two presidential candidates are former general Prabowo Subianto and Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo, Xinhua reported.

The opinion polls showed that the two had been running neck and neck.

A presidential ticket needs a simple majority to win. This is the third direct election for president in the country.

–IANS

President of Tameer-e-Millat, Mr. Mohammed Abdur Raheem Quraishi, wrote to C.M. of Telangana Mr. K. Chandrasekhara Rao for giving adequate representation to Muslim Advocates in the appointments of Govt. Pleaders, Public Prosecutors, Prosecuting Officers and Standing counsels in Courts.

He further told that TRS has always talked about giving proper representation to the Muslims in all the fields. It is the time for TRS to fulfill its election promises. He also demanded the Govt. to appoint a competent Muslim advocate as Standing Counsel in Supreme Court.

–Siasat News

Prof. Shaik Mohammed Rahmathullah, Registrar of Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad, congratulated the chairman of Islamia Education Society, Mr. Shaik Basheer Ahmed, Secretary and Correspondent, Mr. P. Chand Basha, Principal of Islamia Arts and Science College, Warangal, Dr. Meer Kaukab Ali and members of the faculty for starting B.Com (Computer) course in Islamia Arts and Science College Warangal. He expressed his delight on this occasion and said that the commencement of B.Com (computer) course in the college is a welcome gesture for the students.

Mr. V. K. Singh, DGP of Prisons told that showrooms will be opened on a grand scale to sell various products produced by the prisoners of different jails which will generate income for the prisoners.

Qari Mohammed Obaidur Rahman is reciting 1.5 parah of the Quran in Namaz-e-Taraweeh in Masjid Afsar Jung, opposite Reserve Bank of India, Saifabad. Isha prayer will be start at 8:30 p.m.

–Siasat News

HRD Minister of Govt. of A.P. Mr. Ghanta Srinivas Rao told that in the wake of bifurcation of the State negotiations would be made with Govt. of Telangana for adopting common admission policy for admissions into Medical and Engineering courses in both the States. He already had negotiation with Mr. Jagadish Reddy, Education Minister of Govt. of Telangana. If need be C.M. of A.P. Mr. K. Chandrasekhara Rao will also be contacted.

Special Prayers were offered in various mosques of Hyderabad for rains. In Makkah Masjid a special prayer was offered by its Imam Hafiz Abdullah Quraishi. He also prayed for the peace and tranquility of the Muslims and Unity in Islamic World. Present on this occasion were Mr. Mohammed Mahmood Ali, Dy. CM of Telangana, Mufti Mohammed Azeemuddin of Jamia Nizamia, Maulana Syed Qubool Pasha Shuttari and others.

The State Government is making fool proof arrangements for noted Ujjaini Mahankali Bonalu Celebrations, according to Excise Minister Padma Rao. During a review meeting on Bonalu, which is State Festival now, along with TDP leader T Srinivas Yadav and officials concerned, the minister directed the police department and others to ensure that the devotees thronging the temple should not put to any sort of inconvenience. He stated that the government is taking every care to provide total protection to the people during the event.

Satish Upadhyay, the Standing Committee chairman of South Delhi Municipal Corporation, was tonight appointed as the president of the Delhi BJP unit.

BJP president Rajnath Singh announced Upadhyay’s appointment late tonight, and said the appointment will come into effect immediately.

Upadhyay succeeded Harsh Vardhan, who had resigned from the post after being elected an MP from Chandni Chowk and elevated to the Union Cabinet.

A Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Managment Committee (DSGGC) official was arrested for molesting a teacher at a committee-run school here, police said Tuesday. The panel has dismissed the charges as “baseless”.

Gurubaksh Singh, who is the chairman of the DPGC school at Harinagar in west Delhi, was arrested from his residence in Tilak Nagar Tuesday morning. He later got bail from a district court.

“The incident was reported Sunday,” said a police official.

In her complaint, the victim, who is in her 40s, alleged that Singh, 59, molested her last month after finding her alone in a class room.

The standing committee constituted by University Grants Commission met Tuesday and has recommended a revised structure of 14 main and two concurrent subjects for Delhi University’s 2013 four-year undergraduate batch students.

The 10-member committee was constituted by the commission June 23 with representatives from UGC, DU teachers and students to advise and help the varsity on migration to a three year programme.

Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said Tuesday that the European Union (EU) and Italy must focus on making structural reforms to boost growth.

Italy will try to help all EU member states to find incentives to reform, Xinhua quoted Padoan as saying as he chaired the first finance ministers’ meeting under the Italian presidency.

The meeting is considered a key forum for any change in the direction of the EU’s economic policy.

Israeli forces killed 14 Palestinians, including four militants, and injured 40 others Tuesday following a massive military operation launched to prevent rocket attacks aimed at Israel from the Gaza Strip.

According to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), four Palestinian militants, armed with grenades and trying to cross into southern Israel from the sea, were killed late Tuesday.

At least 80 people were injured when two passenger trains collided near Berea suburb in South African’s Durban city Tuesday evening, authorities said.

Emergency Service ER24 spokesperson Derrick Banks told media that the passengers, sustained minor to moderate injuries, had been shifted to various hospitals, Xinhua reported.

Metrorail spokesperson Dumi Dube said no death have been reported.

The collision could have been caused by faulty signals on one of the trains, the official added.

–IANS

Heavy rockets fired from the Gaza Strip showered over multiple Israeli cities, including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Tuesday night, as Hamas intensified its response to an Israeli military operation, Xinhua reported.

No injuries were, however, reported in the attacks.

Hamas announced they launched overall four rockets into the Jerusalem area Tuesday evening.

The US strongly condemns the continuing rocket fire into Israel and the deliberate targeting of civilians by terrorist organisations in the Gaza Strip, the White House said Tuesday.

“No country can accept rocket fire aimed at civilians, and we support Israel’s right to defend itself against these vicious attacks,” Xinhua quoted White House spokesperson Josh Earnest as saying in a regular briefing.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon Tuesday called on the leaders of South Sudan to stop the conflict, which he described as “a man-made crisis”, and called for an immediate resumption of negotiations.

On the occasion of the third anniversary of South Sudan’s independence, Ban recalled in a statement the hopes and expectations of the South Sudanese people when their country was established on July 9, 2011, Xinhua reported.

Jordan Tuesday urged Israel to immediately end military operations against the Gaza Strip and called on the international community for its intervention.

Jordanian Minister of State for Media Affairs Mohammad Momani voiced Jordan’s condemnation of Israel’s aggression against the Gaza Strip and rejected Israel’s justifications for it, XInhua reported.

Israeli military actions against Gaza have caused the death and injury of tens of Palestinians.

A ruthless Germany Tuesday dumped hosts Brazil out of the FIFA World Cup in a humiliating fashion, beating them 7-1 at the Minerao Stadium to march in the finals.

In the record defeat for Brazil, Toni Kroos (24th min, 26th) and Andre Schurrle (69th, 79th) netted twice while Miroslav Klose (23rd), Sami Khedira (29th) and Thomas Muller (11th) were also on target in a rampant display that saw them score four goals in six minutes in the first half.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko Tuesday said he is ready to hold a dialogue with militias in eastern Ukraine.

The Ukrainian leadership is prepared for a dialogue with the insurgents who are ready to “give up arms and use future amnesty”, start “political dialogue in order to elect new authorities as well as decentralisation” and with those who support the restoration of peace in the eastern regions, Xinhua quoted Poroshenko as saying.

The president also said his peace plan would be implemented by all means.

“There is no doubt that the peace plan will be implemented.