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Karisma Kapoor's spousal relationship is on the rocks once again. Fed up of her husband's roving eye, Krishma is mulling separation.

As per a source, "The time has come for Karisma to emerge from a bad marriage. She is terribly distraught and very stressed. She has virtually become a loner. If she has not yet filed it yet, it would be any moment now."

Recently, hearsays were overflowing that her hubby industrialist Sunjay Kapur was spotted dating the ex-wife of a New York-based rich hotelman.

The Serum Institute is looking to bringing MenAfricVac to India, the conjugate vaccine for meningitis it has made for Africa. Researchers and scientists say that the vaccine will give protection for more duration to infants than the polysaccharide vaccines made use of currently apart from inducing herd immunity.

Heavy rains have hit much of south east Australia this time, as a consequence of which last year's heat wave almost seems like a distant memory now.

However, reportedly, the heat wave that struck in early 2009 caused over 400 deaths in Melbourne and Adelaide.

The report is sending warnings to the government, city planners and health authorities asking them to be better prepared this time for the atrocious summer temperatures.

A sentence will be declared on Friday for a police senior constable who, sent to perform a welfare check on a mentally challenged woman at a risk of suicide, later on brought her to his apartment and had sexual intercourse with her.

The act had taken place during the mid 2000s at a time when Huy Quach was leading a double life – that of upholding the law on one hand and of using and dispensing drugs on another hand. This case was heard by the Victorian County Court.

It is hoped by the researchers that they will offer a healthier and nontoxic option to the current persistent tests. This is because it increases the possibility of the mother suffering a miscarriage.

Yet it also elevates moral alarms that it could finally be used to select trendy babies and screen out children with fewer serious faults.

Currently performing operations is the only way to examine for genetic defects in the womb. It involves scratching away a sample of cells from the placenta or removing it via an injection.