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The Steel Ministry of India is of the opinion that iron ore, just like the other non-renewable sources of energy like coal and petroleum, should be preserved. He has thus called for a complete ban on the iron ore exports.

Even the iron ore-rich state of Karnataka had requested for a ban on the ore exports. Since the states are asking for ban on the ore exports in unison, the Mining Ministry has no option but to consider this demand.

ISRO or the Indian Space Research Organization recently placed five satellites in their exact orbits with the help of its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C15), thereby proving how much they can be relied upon.

Their efficiency was displayed by how errorless the entire mission was, right from the ignition to the separation through the rocket's four stages. The taking off was also precise and punctual. This was PSLV's 16th consecutive successful flight.

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According to researchers, individuals who consumed a glass of unsweetened cherry juice during morning and evening enjoyed sound sleep than when they had the same amount of some other juice.

Insomnia has been one of the biggest health challenges of the modern age, with about one in four adults suffering from it and a fifth regularly getting less than five hours of sleep every night.

The effect of cherry juice could be owing to the fruit's high content of melatonin, a hormone, which normalizes the body's sleep-wake cycle.

Multi-talented actor Omi Vaidya, known for playing nerdy Chatur Ramalingam in "3 Idiots", will be seen hosting the second season of Star Plus' popular children's music reality show "Chhote Ustaad".

The show will be judged by ace singers Sonu Niigaam and Rahet Fateh Ali Khan.

The second season of "Chhote Ustaad" will bring together raw talent from India as well as Pakistan.

The participants will be in the 8-13 years age group.

With his accented Hindi, Omi will bring in lots of fun and hilarity to the show.

Boffins have supported a common assumption that aggression and disruptive behavior increase during pubescence.

The new research conducted by Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, compared to early puberty, kids experiencing mid and late puberty are three to four times more likely to participate in violence with the purpose of gravely hurting someone.