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Mumbai, July 14 - Aamir Khan Tuesday paid tribute to late Asheem Chakravarty of the Indian Ocean at the music launch of his production "Peepli Live" and said that the song "Zindagi Se Darte" used in the film was the last song he composed.

"He (Asheem) was one of the members of Indian Ocean and unfortunately he passed away. It's a great loss to all the people who are close to him - Indian Ocean, his family and to his fans all across the world... and 'Zindagi Se Darte' was his last song," Aamir said.

Scientists have developed a vaccine that will stop or shrink the spread of cancer cells. It will be introduced in next five years and will be capable of fighting against all types of cancers.

The vaccine will be effective in all parts of body including the breast, bowel and cervix. According to Daily mail it is reported that it has been tested on few patients.

The India's largest iron ore miner NMDC Ltd, Tuesday reinstated the manufacturing to its best of ability from its vital mining provision based in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada district, a day subsequent to the Maoists thronging fire at the compound, as per an official.

According to senior NMDC official the hit made by the Maoists interrupted the night shift mining work on Monday at depot No. 5 and fabrication of some 20,000 tons iron ore which got misplaced but the work picked up again normally from Tuesday.

According to health officials, two dogs were found infected with cholera bacteria in Vietnam which has resulted in closing down of 60 dog meat restaurants and slaughter houses across the Vietnamese capital city of Hanoi.

Health officials also said that this close will continue for next two weeks as officials need to check the stock and need to be certain that no infected meat is being sold out in the city.

The reports confirm that in the last one week H1N1 virus is presenting its mammoth attack in India by hitting 330 people with the infection across the country. The badly affected areas are the four southern states and Maharashtra.

As per sources, it is reported that around 17 people died of swine flu across the country since 5 July, and last week a boy died of virus in New Delhi.

Health ministry is also maintaining records of the infected persons and those who died of this infection, as per their reports, Maharashtra and Kerala reported eight deaths and one died in Andhra Pradesh.

A new study found that walnuts are beneficial for Alzheimer's patients because it might reduce Alzheimer or can delay the process of Alzheimer.

As per reports submitted by a group of scientists headed by Abha Chauhan, walnuts have some properties to reduce the risk, or delaying the process of Alzheimer disease.

Researchers have conducted an experiment on mice suffering with Alzheimer's disease. Scientists have divided the mice in to two groups, one group was given walnuts and other group remains deprived of walnuts.