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The reports confirm that in the last one week H1N1 virus is presenting its mammoth attack in India by hitting 330 people with the infection across the country. The badly affected areas are the four southern states and Maharashtra.

As per sources, it is reported that around 17 people died of swine flu across the country since 5 July, and last week a boy died of virus in New Delhi.

Health ministry is also maintaining records of the infected persons and those who died of this infection, as per their reports, Maharashtra and Kerala reported eight deaths and one died in Andhra Pradesh.

A new study found that walnuts are beneficial for Alzheimer's patients because it might reduce Alzheimer or can delay the process of Alzheimer.

As per reports submitted by a group of scientists headed by Abha Chauhan, walnuts have some properties to reduce the risk, or delaying the process of Alzheimer disease.

Researchers have conducted an experiment on mice suffering with Alzheimer's disease. Scientists have divided the mice in to two groups, one group was given walnuts and other group remains deprived of walnuts.

The NTPC 4,000 MW power project, which was an initiative by Manmohan Singh and Rahul Gandhi to develop the under-developed regions of Bundelkhand in Uttar Pradesh, was recently abandoned by NTPC due to non-cooperation by the UP state government.

The UP government apparently flouted the rule of demanding 50% of the electricity generated for the state by asking for the entirety of it.

Gitanjali Group of manufacturing diamond jewellery has entered the realty industry whereby it plans to rake in around Rs. 525 crore worth of revenue from the two projects it has recently signed, over a period of two-and- a-half years.

Topping their plan of action is a commercial project in Andheri East and a residential one in Borivali. Around Rs. 125 crore is expected to come in from the Andheri project, and an additional Rs. 400 crore from the residential one in Borivali.

Alstom has surprised a team of journalists from India and France by opening the largest rotor balancing facility in the world.

With a big, long tunnel at the floor level having huge contraptions with a big steam turbine situated within it, Alstom plans to produce steam turbines for nuclear and coal-fired electricity generating purposes.

Today the Indian rupee peeled out its first loss to conclude smooth at 46.76/77 next to the US dollar between late renewals in domestic stocks on the reverse of foreign capital inflows.

The Foreign exchange dealers endorsed the premature loss in the rupee worth to unrelenting stipulation for dollars from the banks in thought of the instant hike in the New York market.

However the sustained buying by the foreign funds in stock market back the rupee in the anon part of the day, supporting it to eradicate the losses.