Save your bones! Osteoporosis can kill

One woman in every four who fractures a hip never comes out of hospital — she dies there. This is a statistic provided by the UK-based National Osteoporosis Society. Worse still, the organisation’s report reveals that one in five women has to suffer three fractures before the diagnosis of their brittle bones — not surprising, given that, after hitting menopause, a woman can lose a whopping one-third of her bone in three years. The latest report from the National Osteoporosis Society emphasises the unnecessary suffering that women are experiencing. It makes painful reading. bones

The health dangers that each shoe carries

If stilettos harm feet, flat shoes can also be dangerous. Find out how these pretty shoes can be hazardous to health. High-HeelsJacqueline Sutera, a doctor of podiatric medicine and surgery, and Neal Blitz, Chief of Foot Surgery and Associate Chairman of Orthopedics at Bronx-LebanonHospital, share the dangers of our favourite shoes, reports a website.

 Running sneakers

Too much cushion is not the best thing. When you have a lot of cushion, you’re not getting the foot-brain feedback that allows you to sense the ground. These shoes...

Govt plans to develop 2,000 IT entrepreneurs

The government plans to develop 2,000 freelancers as entrepreneurs within six months by providing them with necessary IT training under Freelancers to Entrepreneurs Programme launched early this month, officials said. They said the 2,000 freelancers have been selected from the 15,000 already developed freelancers under the Learning and Earning Programme of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, reports BSS. "As many as 30 freelancers now engaged in outsourcing job from each district would be made entrepreneurs under the programme," ICT Secretary Md. Nazrul Islam Khan said. it enterprise

Agartala Check Post to be inaugurated on Nov 17

The inauguration of the Integrated Check Post at Agartala along the Akhaura-Agartala part of the India-Bangladesh border will take place on November 17, an official release of the High Commission of India said here today. Sushil Kumar Shinde, Home Minister of India, Dr. Muhiuddin Khan Alamgir, Home Minister of Bangladesh, Shajahan Khan, Shipping Minister of Bangladesh and Manik Sarkar, Chief Minister of Tripura will jointly inaugurate the integrated check post (ICP). The Agartala ICP houses all regulatory agencies including Immigration, Customs and border security forces, reports BSS. bd-india

Women’s participation in economic activities stressed

Speakers at a sewing machine distribution ceremony have stressed for enhanced participation of the womenfolk in economic activities for income generation to ensure women development and empowerment. They were addressing the ceremony arranged for distribution of 25 sewing machines free of costs among 25 unemployed and distressed women by Goddimari union parishad at its hall room under Hatibandha upazila in Lalmonirhat on Tuesday afternoon. Authority of the union parishad distributed the sewing machines among the beneficiary women of ward No-9 under assistances of the Local Governance Support Project (LGSP) to assist them attaining self-reliance through income generation activities, reports BSS.

‘Ram-Leela: Goliyon Ki Rasleela’ is not about Lord Ram or Krishna

Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali's soon-to-release romantic movie 'Ram-Leela: Goliyon Ki Rasleela' starring Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh is in the middle of a controversy due to its title and content. A court in New Delhi has stayed the release of the film.M_Id_438911_ramleela But producer-director Sanjay Leela Bhansali clarified in a statement issued to the media today (November 13) that the movie's title is about the characters played by Deepika, Ranveer and has nothing to do with famous mythological story Ramlila and Rasleela. The court further restrained the producers from using the title 'Ram-Leela'....
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