India to Launch Low-Cost $35 Tablet 'Sakshat' This Month

India to Launch Low-Cost $35 Tablet 'Sakshat' This MonthA project supported by Indian government to design a low-cost tablet has been accomplished and the Smartphone will be unveiled by the end of this month. Government has recently announced that 10,000 Sakshat tablets will be delivered to IIT Rajasthan in late June and will be priced at Rs. 2,200 or $35. Also, more than 90,000 units of the Smartphones will be available in next four months at the same price.

The government has planned to subsidize the cost of these Smartphones for students by 50% and will be available for students for Rs. 1,100.

HTC Unveils Sensation in India

HTC Unveils Sensation in IndiaMobile handsets manufacturer, HTC Corp. has launched its smartphone, HTC Sensation in Indian market. Sensation has become the third dual-core smartphone to be launched in India after Samsung Galaxy S II and LG Optimus
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Narayana Hrudayalaya’s Expert Team to Assist Slovenia

Narayana Hrudayalaya’s Expert Team to Assist SloveniaMedical experts of Narayana Hrudayalaya were approached by the authorities of Slovenian for the assistance in developing an economical health centre.

Narayana Hrudayalaya Chairman, Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty has agreed to help the Slovenia authorities in the matter. The team of Dr. Shetty will primarily edge on the cardiology and oncology department. The Chairman said that Narayana hospital will associate with Slovenia and will look over the factors like providing better health care facilities to foreign patients.

Hyderabad Based Pharma Company Guilty for Illegal Trials on Women

Hyderabad Based Pharma Company Guilty for Illegal Trials on WomenPharmacy Company of Hyderabad practiced unauthorized drug trials on the native women of Palnadu. State government’s permission is required before these tests, but the company performed the test without any prior permission.

Government Sends Out Notice to College

Government Sends Out Notice to CollegeThere has been a government notice given to a medical college. The reason for this is that the government is demanding an explanation for the ways that the functioning of the college had taken place in the past few months. The Medical Council of India is looking for what is right and what is wrong in the functioning of the college.

Prostate Cancer Might Be More Dangerous Than What It Was Thought To Be

Prostate Cancer Might Be More Dangerous Than What It Was Thought To BeAccording to researchers, it has been found out that Prostate cancer is actually more deadly than it was ever thought to be. The research has revealed that about 50% patients infected with the disease die eventually.

Previously, it was believed that people die of this disease due to another condition, but it is not the case, as revealed now.

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