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Small notes and other remarks scribbled by Charles Darwin on several books is now available online for users around the world.

The notes will allow users to know how Darwin used reading to advance science and also read the notes that influenced his manuscripts. Darwin had 1,480 books in his library, out of which 730 contain scrawled notes offering clues on The Origin Of Species.

UK’s Mail Online has achieved a new milestone by recording more than 77 million unique views in the month of May.

The web-based version of UK’s daily newspaper The Daily Mail recorded more than 77 million unique users from the UK, the United States and other countries, the publication said on Thursday.

Mumbai, June 25 : Benchmark indices for Indian equities markets put in a spirited showing in the latter half of the week to erase losses incurred since last week, but broader indices ended in the red despite some gains in the last few trading day.

Gains were seen Friday as traders took hope from a slump in crude oil prices globally.

The 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) closed Friday at 18,240.68 points, up 2.07 percent or 370.15 points, compared to its previous weekly close of 17,870.53 points.

Auto maker, Citroen will soon launch its Citroen DS4 crossover hatchback, which was unveiled last year at the 2010 Paris motor show.

The five-door model is based around the Citroen C4 model and will come in thee trim levels: DSign, DStyle and DSport.

The DSign model has six airbags, ESP, Hill Start Assist, air conditioning, daytime-running LEDs, 17 inch alloy wheels, front fog lights, six-speaker Surround Sound audio system and cruise control.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) of the UK government has published strategies to promote decentralized energy and microgeneration designed for consumers, communities and businesses across the country.

The Government’s Strategy on Microgeneration will help users become energy generators of eco-friendly energy and reduce carbon emissions. The action plan has been developed in collaboration with industry representatives, consumer groups and other stakeholders.

Charles Darwin’s notes scribbled on the pages as well as margins of his personal library are now available on line for users around the world.

The notes will allow users to know how Darwin used reading to advance science and also read the notes that influenced his manuscripts. Darwin had 1,480 books in his library, out of which 730 contain scrawled notes offering clues on The Origin Of Species.