Russia is opening a Jurassic Park style cloning facility to revive extinct species

    9Gag: According to The Siberian Times, scientists from Russia’s Northern-Eastern Federal University alongside the South Korean SOOAM Biotech Research Foundation are opening a research lab in the Siberian city of Yakutsk. The $5.9 million lab will be a “world class paleo-genetic scientific hub”. Experts say the centre will aim “to study extinct animals from living…

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      UK PM May’s Brexit plans opposed by 80 rebels in her party

      Reuters: British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party faces a “catastrophic split” if she persists with her so-called Chequers proposals on Brexit and 80 or more of her lawmakers are prepared to vote against the proposals, a former junior minister said. Steve Baker, a former junior Brexit minister who resigned over May’s Brexit proposals, told…

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        Some useful hacks for internet users

            If you want to browse a blocked website, just put the address into Google translate.   Press windows key with Ctrl+ Shift+ T to open accidentally hidden tabs in the browser.   If you’re copying from the internet, use windows key with Ctrl+ Shift+ V to paste. It will help to paste the…

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          Cumilla farmers expecting good season for Aman production

          UNB: Following last year’s success, rice farmers in Comilla once again are looking forward to another successful harvest of the Aman variety this year, as moderate rainfall during the ongoing monsoon season allowed them to plant their seedlings at the right time. If the weather remains amenable then the expected production target may be exceeded,…

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            JS for actions against hajj agencies for violating conditions

            BSS: The Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Civil Aviation and Tourism yesterday recommended to take legal actions against those hajj agencies who violated conditions set by the Religious Affairs Ministry. The committee also recommended canceling licenses of the hajj agencies for any kind of irregularities related to carrying hajj pilgrims. The recommendations came at a…

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              Child malnutrition worsened in insurgency-hit Nigeria

              Anadolu Agency Apart from having the world’s largest mortality rate of under-fives, a UNICEF nutrition expert said Nigeria now has at least 35 million severely malnourished children. UNICEF nutrition experts say the crisis is most prevalent in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe — the three states in the country’s northeast worst hit by the Boko Haram…

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                6,500 refugees stuck on Greek-Macedonian border, 300 let in

                UNB Thousands of refugees are stuck on Greece’s border with Macedonia, overflowing from a packed camp into the surrounding fields, as they wait for Macedonian authorities to let them continue their trek through the Balkans. Police say about 6,500 people are at or near the Idomeni border crossing, with another 500 moved to a hastily…

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