Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party 07/03/2017 7:23 pm Urja Patel Division have arisen again in the Labour party after the by-election defeat in Copeland. It was a devastating result for the Labour Party.
May faces second Brexit defeat 07/03/2017 2:01 pm Rupanjana Dutta Prime Minister Theresa May faced a second Brexit defeat in the House of Lords as we went to Press, putting her under further pressure as she attempts to meet her end-of-March deadline to trigger Article 50.
6 Common Signs and Symptoms of Vitamin B2 Deficiency 07/03/2017 7:35 pm Urja Patel Vitamin B2 or riboflavin is one of the important vitamins among the eight B vitamins, which is not only responsible for maintaining healthy blood cells, protecting the skin and eye health but also in boosting your energy levels. It regulates metabolism and acts as an antioxidant in the body.
Viceroy’s House or Inglorious Empire? 07/03/2017 7:28 pm Urja Patel So, what is the reality of the Empire? Shashi Tharoor says British Schools do not cover enough about the negative aspects of Empire. His point is eloquently made – the British have amnesia about Empire; that India was the richest nation in the world when the British arrived and the poorest when they left, and now since they left it is as large economically already.
Pre-Pregnancy Stress May Lead to Eczema in Infants 07/03/2017 7:37 pm Urja Patel Stress is the root cause of many health issues. We have heard it time and time again from health experts, yet we don't pay much heed and continue living our hectic lives carrying out errands and chasing deadlines. It's not okay to keep going non-stop without taking break and letting your mind and body relax.
Teddy Bears and Dolls Can Help Develop Reading Habits 07/03/2017 7:39 pm Urja Patel No matter a girl or a boy, everyone once had a non-living stuffed friend, which was most loved by them during their childhood. It might be a bear, a doll, a puppy or any other cotton-stuffed animal, which accompanies your adorable infant everywhere. As we already know that children live in their own world filled with adventure and fantasy, and evidently feel safe and playful around their favorite toys. A recent study found that your child's stuffed companion may help induce reading habits in them.
Education Minister Lord Nash visits the First State-Funded Hindu school 07/03/2017 7:30 pm Urja Patel On Thursday 2nd March, Lord Nash (Minister for schools) visited Krishna Avanti Primary school, Harrow (KAPSH).