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In a press release, Space Research Organization (ISRO) said that highly developed rocket RH200 was launched from Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS) at 3.50 p.m. and achieved its intended altitude of 60 km in 2 minutes.

On Thursday the Zenotech Laboratories settled down for 12 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange, after the Supreme Court attached the Daiichi-Sankyo's open bid price at Rs 113.62 a share. Shares of the Hyderabad-established Zenotech Lab tolled up by 12.16 per cent at Rs 99.70 on the BSE.

At present the market scrip dwindled by 13.61 per cent for the intra-day low of Rs 98.05. Further the same during the early moments of the day stroked by a month elevation of Rs 119.20.

Moreover in the wider market the Sensex closed at 180.70 points in elevation or by 1.03 per cent, to 17,651.73.

Today the Indian equities set a good show at the Sensex while making a close at a pessimistic note however the off intraday mounts reflected gains with the global cohort. The stocks that charted the Sensex were the one lying in the domain of IT, realty and banks while the power stocks closed with a lower margin.

Whereas the Bombay Stock Exchange's Sensex closed at 17641.49, moving up by 170.46 points or 0.98 per cent. The index hit an intraday elevation of 17728.37 and by a low of 17536.48.

Keeping into consideration the global growth for this year the International Monetary Fund has decided to raise its forecast that shall dazzle a sturdier first half ahead of the expectations, along with the warning for the markets that the financial chaos has inclined the risks to the revival.

According to the Washington-based IMF expressing in the revisions which it made yesterday to its World Economic Outlook, the world economy shall stretch 4.6 percent in 2010, which shall be the major gain since 2007, as compared with the April forecast of 4.2 percent, the.

Doctors at the Madras Veterinary College have look forward in the field of stem cell therapy for animals and suggest a revolutionary concept to the government of India to introduce an umbilical cord bank exclusively for animals in the city.

Dr B Justin William of the department of veterinary surgery and radiology, Madras Veterinary College said that so far there is only one bank present in the city that too for human beings but doctors proposed the similar bank for animals also.

According to a recent study kids watch more TV ads for fast food than sweets or beverages.

It gains resemblance with studies that indicate of television advertising influencing the short-term eating habits of children aged between 2 to 11 years.

This new study done by Lisa M. Powell, and colleagues at the University of Illinois, Chicago, stated that ads concerning to sweets between the year gap of 2003 and 2007 saw a 41 percent dip in their exposure with amongst 2-5 age group, 29.3 percent in case of 6-11 age group and 12.1 percent for 12-17 group.