German scientists create see-through human organs

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When Election Commission set up a polling booth for Gir Forest's only resident More than 51,000 polling stations had been set up in Gujarat for the third phase of the 2019 elections. One of this booths was set up 70 kilometers inside the dense forest of Gir sanctuary. Interestingly, the Election Commission of India (ECI) set up this booth just for one person. Symphony time: In Baltimore, violins to combat violence As the conductor raises her baton, dozens of children come to order, and their everyday cacophonous chatting gives way to a melodic cascade of notes. The wealthy family behind Sri Lanka's suicide attacks Sri Lankan housewife Fathima Fazla thought of her neighbours in the grand three-storey home across the street as the wealthy celebrities of her humble Colombo suburb. She had no idea how infamous they would become. Drive this electric car with or without license! The French automobile manufacturer has bought a yet another concept that does not even require a driving license to drive. With limos and private train, Kim Jong Un travels in style It's a short hop from Pyongyang to Vladivostok by plane. There's even a semi-regular flight. But Kim likes to travel in style. A look at how he rolls: Spy in the sky: Vulture arrested for 'espionage' in war-torn Yemen Griffon vulture Nelson crossed into war-torn Yemen in search of food but ended up in the hands of Yemeni fighters -- and temporarily in jail for suspected espionage. World Malaria Day 2019: Here are some simple hacks to prevent it As World Malaria Day is marked globally today, people around the globe observe this day to raise awareness and funds for the treatment and prevention of the disease. German scientists create see-through human organs Researchers in Germany have created transparent human organs using a new technology that could pave the way to print three-dimensional body parts such as kidneys for transplants. Should you add every mutual fund category to your portfolio? Many mutual fund investors, it seems, believe that they must add every mutual fund category available to their portfolio to maximise returns. Is it true? Should your mutual fund portfolio include large cap, multi cap, mid cap, small cap, a few debt schemes, and a gold fund? Which banks can potentially surprise you with Q4 numbers? Tight liquidity, risk aversion and financiers' growth moderation are likely to take a toll on Q4FY19 earnings. However, it's not all that grim either.

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