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Nokia finally launches ONE, its most awaited mobile game

Nokia finally launches ONE, its most awaited mobile game

Half of Cambridge indulge in Plagiarism

Half of Cambridge indulge in Plagiarism A recent survey has suggested that even highly intelligent students admitted in the prestigious Cambridge are prone to copy and submit essays they find on Google.

An anonymous online poll conducted by the student newspaper Varsity participated by more than 1,000 students, and the results showed that 49% of undergraduates, at some point of their university career, submit someone else's report as their own. Out of this only 5% admitted that they had been caught while doing this.

Colorado Polls: Obama Holds Respectable Lead Over McCain

The latest Obama vs McCain CO Polls show that Barack Obama is holding a respectable lead over John McCain.

Pictures of Earth clicked by Chandrayaan-1

Pictures of Earth clicked by Chandrayaan-1India's first unmanned moon mission, Chandrayaan-1 has been making headlines for past few days. And now, the spacecraft has flashed down two beautiful pictures of the Earth it took on 29th October. The Terrain Mapping Camera (TMC) installed on board the spacecraft clicked these pictures after it was switched on. The TMC took the first picture on 29th October at 8 a.m. from a height of 9,000 km, which displays the northern coast of Australia. The second picture shows the southern coast of Australia, which was taken at 12:30 p.m. from a height of 70,000 km.

NBFCs can raise funds abroad

Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) can raise funds from overseas. They can borrow from foreign markets to meet their liabilities. It would help to refinance their short term business. The decision on NBFS is taken in the high level meeting of reserve bank on Friday.

The maximum borrowing limit would be either 50% of the firm's net owned funds or $10 million. The maximum duration for borrowing is fixed three years by the apex bank. It has asked all NBFCs to use foreign borrowings for short term liabilities instead of booking fresh assets. NBFCs are also required to fully swap borrowing into rupees for the entire maturity.

IA Polls: Obama Holds Big Lead Over McCain

According to the latest Obama vs McCain Iowa Polls, Barack Obama is holding a big lead over John McCain in the Hawkeye State.

Iowa was won by Democrats in 2000, but the state favored Republicans in 2004. Let’s check out what the latest McCain vs Obama Iowa Polls show.

Research 2000/KCCI-TV’s Obama vs McCain Iowa Poll, conducted from October 27 to October 29, shows Obama leading McCain by 14 % points — 53 % to 39 % among the likely voters of Iowa.

SurveyUSA’s Obama vs McCain IA Poll, conducted from October 28 to October 29, shows Obama leading McCain by 15 % points — 55 % to 40 % among the likely voters of Iowa.

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