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Physically active kids do well in studies

Leading a physically active lifestyle may improve academic performance in children, a new study involving an Indian origin scientist suggests.
Lunar orbiter captures huge crater on moon
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured shots of a massive Aristarchus crater on moon, which is even visible to the naked eye.
Sun's 'killer flare' won't end earth
For all the doomsayers predicting that the world will come to an end in 2012, at least one of the potential reasons for earth's destruction has been knocked off. US space agency NASA has said a gigantic solar 'killer flare' will not devastate earth.

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    MABEL: the world's fastest robot
    Scientists have built a two-legged robot called MABEL that can run like a human and reach a record speed of 6.8mph. The makers of the robot predict...

      Kids Zone..

      Punishing children makes them aggressive
      Corporal punishment makes children more aggressive and can harm them in the long term, says a study. Physical punishment is also associated with a variety of mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and use of drugs and alcohol.

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        Get real-time view of solar system
        Now, you can see the solar system sitting in front of your PC! NASA is giving the public a new interactive web-based tool to explore...

          Education

          Govt survey
          Fake admissions bring down enrolments in schools across India
          Years after an overdrive to enroll children in schools, the government suspects that a number of these children may not exist and higher enrollment may have been shown to claim more funds from the Central government. Chetan Chauhan reports.

            Teens

            Drunk on Facebook? You can be in trouble
            Posting photos of your recent drinking binge on Facebook? Well, you might come under the scanner by authorities that are trying to find clues to alcohol-related problems.