What's killing the children of Bihar

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Encephalitis outbreak in Bihar: All you need to know It is a neurological disorder which affects the brain and the limbic system when a specific strain of virus or a bacteria attacks the body. 5 ways to help employees switch off from work Switching off from work is not a bad idea to increase efficiency at workplace. Here are five ways to help employees to switch off from work suggested by industry experts. In Germany, activists battle food waste with dumpster diving Germany still choose to carry on in the hope that they can force the industry to take action to end food waste. Here are the four truths about white collar jobs The answer to how's the white collar job market depends on which white-collar job market one is talking about. Why is AI still out of reach for India? Out of the 22,000 PhD educated researchers worldwide in Artificial Intelligence (AI), only 386 are in India. Moreover, serious research work in India in the field of AI is limited to less than 50 researchers with concentration mostly in institutes such as the IITs, IIITs and IISc. Getting to zero: This Japan town is trying to recycle all its waste Plastic, paper, metal? In Japan's Kamikatsu, sorting rubbish isn't that simple. Residents face a mind-boggling 45 separate categories for their garbage as the town aims to be "zero-waste" by 2020. How to spot a US recession before it becomes official Recessions are inherently hard to spot. By the time a sustained downturn is evident in data like payrolls or gross domestic product, a contraction may have already begun. Economists look to a wide range of data — from government, private and market sources — to try to figure out just when things are headed downhill. Here's a sampling: Here are the world's 30 best CEOs of 2019 It's not a popularity contest; you can make a standout chief executive and still face widespread criticism. Facebook Inc.'s Mark Zuckerberg and Alphabet Inc.'s Larry Page, for example, made the annual list of top 30 CEOs compiled by Barron's. Why are Unicorns concentrating on local lingo A growing number of startups are adopting a new motto that's rooted in the vernacular — "Going local". Incorporating regional languages into their apps and platforms is helping them drive adoption and expand their customer base. What to do if your spouse spends impulsively The first step of dealing with these issues is to understand the reason for this behaviour. It could simply be lack of financial discipline or be triggered by more serious issues like anxiety, low self-esteem or insecurities. Here's how you can approach this problem in order to secure your finances.

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