A beauty trend made 
famous by the world-renowned glamour queen, Cleopatra, milk is now passé for just being a drink. The National Research Centre on Camel (yes, NRCC! There is such an organisation!) in Rajasthan claims that camel milk keeps age at bay by making skin wrinkle-free. With this new research, cows are facing some serious competition, since the NRCC team has already developed an anti wrinkle camel milk cream, cheaper and more feasible than taking milk baths. Trust us Indians on world-class innovations!
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Source:- IIPM-Business and Economy, Editor:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006
famous by the world-renowned glamour queen, Cleopatra, milk is now passé for just being a drink. The National Research Centre on Camel (yes, NRCC! There is such an organisation!) in Rajasthan claims that camel milk keeps age at bay by making skin wrinkle-free. With this new research, cows are facing some serious competition, since the NRCC team has already developed an anti wrinkle camel milk cream, cheaper and more feasible than taking milk baths. Trust us Indians on world-class innovations!For Complete IIPM - Article, Click on IIPM-Editorial Link
Source:- IIPM-Business and Economy, Editor:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006
solar power will do in this century. While this perspective will not reduce petrol bills in the short term, it can already help you save money elsewhere. Dramatic improvements in the efficiency of solar-powered devices may help save consumers overall. The amortization time of solar energy systems has been reduced noticeably in recent years and a household household in sunny India should soon be able to off set steep sales prices for solar systems against old-style energy bills. And it may also leave you with some extra Rupees needed to fill ‘em up, when petrol prices reach levels that would even make Goddess Lakshmi blush, before technological innovation will make its way to the market that will turn your gas guzzler into a drip-counter.
but to which ordinary people remain attached: Loyalty to family, diligence, and cooperation. Here is a man who was not only a world champion, but also a model son and father. The almost timid way in which, after France’s victory over Spain, he expressed his love for his mother touched viewers around the world. To understand Zidane’s popularity, one need only set his modesty and attention to others against the arrogance and indifference that characterise the behaviour of so many other celebrities, including football players. At a time when, in France, as in the rest of the world, the chasm between the elite and ordinary people has never been so wide, when the smugness of the affluent has never been so cruelly felt by the less fortunate, Zidane, a son of despised immigrants, became an international star, and yet preserved the simplicity of his origins.
elections are but a snapshot of national opinion – in a poll conducted by The Daily Telegraph, the Labour party has been found trailing behind his youthful Conservative rival, David Cameron, for the first time in five years. Cameron bagged 44% in the poll, against 38% for a Labour administration led by Blair’s likely successor, Chancellor of the Exchequer (Finance Minister) Gordon Brown. Blair has already announced his political retirement at the end of this tenure. But most unfortunately, the malaise has now spread beyond the personality of Blair, and even his announced retirement cannot repair the damage. The fault really lies with Blair, who deliberately ignored correcting various unbelievable blemishes – the seat buying incident being the latest. Dear Tony, the least you could have done was perchance do what Clint Eastwood would have finished with panache... Shoot the bad, and hit the ugly unconscious!... And you didn’t!
