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According to reports, the 48 bandh called by the Bangla Bachao Committee, has disrupted the jubilant atmosphere around the signing of the tripartite agreement.

Also, the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee referred to the bodies as “paper organizations” that were out to disrupt the peace outside “political compulsions”, as she arrived at Sukna, close to Siliguri on Sunday evening ahead of the event.

According to reports, Air India faces a massive loss and debt, that amounts to Rs 67,000cr, as they hope that the government immediately decide to put in more funds.

Also, Air India's financial restructuring plan has requested another equity infusion of Rs 30,584cr by funding the principal and interest repayments for guaranteed aircraft loans around FY 2021, ahead of equity infusion and money to fund cash cuts, could take the whole equity infusion to Rs 49,920cr till the FY of 2021.

It has been revealed in a recent study that dementia patients can be treated without the heavy doses of antipsychotics drugs. A recent study has revealed that the same purpose can be used with the aid of painkillers. Agitation is a very common symptom in Dementia patients.

Dementia patients already go through so much stress and tension and they are given heavy medicines that have negative impacts on them. This is the reason scientists are of the view that the common painkillers, having similar results should be sued for these patients to keep them from them away from the side effects that the medicines have.

According to a recent report, it has been revealed that the pacemaker batteries might soon be replaced by platinum based biological fuel cells. These cells derive their energy from the oxygen as well as glucose in the body of the person that could serve as a better option for the purpose.

This has been revealed by a group of German scientists who are hoping to create a system that can provide a flow of power that is inexhaustible and they have been looking to suffice the need for replacing the use of surgical batteries in the medical implantations.

Software giant, Microsoft will make Hotmail users have strong, less apparent passwords for their email accounts in order to fight spamming and hackers.

The company said in a blog post that users creating a new account will not be allowed to choose a password typically used by millions of others. Users who are already using a banned password will be asked to change it in the future, according to Dick Craddock, group program manager for Hotmail.